At the start of the year, most people had goals, intentions, and a clear vision for how things would be different.

So… how’s that going?

In this episode, we check in on where we actually are. Not just logistically, but mentally and emotionally.

We talk about what throws people off track, why motivation fades, and how quickly self-judgment can creep in.

More importantly, we get into how to reset.

How to get back on track without shame.
How to adjust without quitting.
And how to move forward with more awareness and intention.

If the year hasn’t gone the way you planned… this one’s for you.

We originally set out to talk about raising teenagers.

But the conversation evolved into something much bigger.

This episode became a reflection on motherhood… the role mothers play, the way they shape us, and the lasting impact of how we were raised.

From Jessica’s perspective as a mother to shared experiences from all of us as sons, the conversation opened up into something real, emotional, and unexpectedly powerful.

We talked about what was given, what was learned, what stayed with us… and how those early influences continue to show up in who we are today.

We set out to have a structured debate on AI… especially how it should be used in education and who, if anyone, should be monitoring it for kids.

That’s not exactly how it went.

What unfolded was a wide-ranging, sometimes messy conversation that touched on some of the biggest questions surrounding AI right now… and left a few of them unresolved.

From the role of parents and schools to the pace of technological change and the lack of clear boundaries, we explored both the opportunity and the uncertainty that comes with it.

There were moments of agreement, moments of tension, and plenty of ideas that could’ve gone even deeper.

But maybe that’s the point.

AI is moving faster than the conversations around it… and most people are still trying to figure out where they stand.

This episode doesn’t have all the answers.
But it asks the right questions.