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We Should Probably Edit This — But We Won't

We Should Probably Edit This — But We Won't

Written by: Matthew & Nancy Greger
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This is the unfiltered, unscripted podcast where Nancy and Matthew’s real life gets the spotlight—messy, hilarious, and unexpectedly meaningful. From navigating family drama and awkward money talks to wild stories and ones we’ll definitely regret later, hot takes, and questionable life advice, we dive in headfirst—no edits, no scripts, no pretending we’ve got it all figured out. We laugh, we overshare, we occasionally make sense. Think of it as your weekly dose of real talk, relatable moments, and just enough chaos to make things interesting. Nancy and Matthew keep it raw, relatable, and refreshingly unpolished. Just two people figuring life out in real time—and bringing you along for the ride. Perfectly imperfect and refreshingly honest. Grab your coffee (or cocktail) and let’s get into it.Copyright 2026 Matthew & Nancy Greger Parenting Relationships Self-Help Social Sciences Success
Episodes
  • Snow Days, Perspective & Letting the World Slow Down
    Jan 26 2026

    An epic snowstorm forces an unexpected pause—and we finally take it.

    From house showings and Airbnb escapes to IKEA overload, grocery-store chaos, and the strange calm that only a snow day brings, this episode is about perspective. We talk about slowing down, controlling what you can control, respecting different viewpoints, and why personal growth matters more than arguing about the world.

    It’s reflective, cozy, honest, and a reminder that sometimes the best thing you can do is exhale.

    Takeaways:

    1. The unexpected pause brought about by the snowstorm serves as a valuable reminder to embrace moments of relaxation and reflection amidst life's chaos.
    2. In navigating through life's complexities, it is essential to focus on personal growth rather than engaging in futile arguments about differing perspectives.
    3. The ability to control one's own reactions and emotions is paramount in fostering personal development and harmony in relationships with others.
    4. Experiencing a snow day can illuminate the beauty of stillness and encourage a sense of gratitude for the simple joys of life.
    5. Taking time to understand opposing viewpoints can enrich personal understanding and enhance interpersonal relationships, leading to greater empathy and compassion.
    6. The snowstorm's quietude highlights the importance of appreciating the present moment and recognizing the necessity of slowing down in our fast-paced lives.

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    25 mins
  • Putting Life in Perspective: Boundaries, Change & One Step at a Time
    Jan 20 2026

    In this episode, we talk about perspective — how it changes as you get older, how life forces you to set boundaries, and why the things that once felt overwhelming don’t always carry the same weight anymore.

    We reflect on faith, setbacks, and the reality that challenges don’t disappear — but your ability to handle them evolves. From selling our home and navigating unexpected obstacles, to learning when to pivot instead of panic, this conversation is about maturity, perseverance, and doing hard things one step at a time.

    If you’re in a season of change, questioning your decisions, or feeling overwhelmed by everything on your plate, this episode is a reminder: perspective comes with time — and progress comes from simply keeping going.

    Takeaways:

    1. The passage of time and accumulated experiences significantly alter one's perspective on life's challenges.
    2. During youth, obstacles often appear insurmountable; maturity fosters resilience and wisdom in navigating difficulties.
    3. Setting boundaries evolves with age, leading to a refined understanding of what one can tolerate.
    4. Facing setbacks requires a pivoting mindset, transforming challenges into opportunities for growth and progress.
    5. The mantra 'one step at a time' serves as a crucial survival strategy during overwhelming situations.
    6. Reflecting on faith and perseverance can provide clarity and motivation during life's most trying seasons.

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    32 mins
  • Letting Go to Move Forward: A New Year, A New Chapter
    Jan 6 2026

    It’s our first episode of 2026—and instead of resolutions, we’re talking about release.

    From clearing decades of clutter to making fast, emotional decisions about what stays and what goes, this episode is about more than downsizing. It’s about energy, freedom, and forward momentum. We share what it’s really like to prepare for a major move, the weight of “someday,” and why letting go of stuff can unlock clarity in life, finances, and purpose.

    A new year. A clean slate. A chapter that finally feels intentional.

    Takeaways:

    1. In the pursuit of emotional and financial freedom, let us recognize that decluttering our physical space is a profound step toward liberation.
    2. As we navigate the complexities of life transitions, we must confront the emotional weight of our possessions and make decisive choices about their future.
    3. The act of decluttering serves not merely to create physical space, but to facilitate an emotional release from the burdens of 'someday' and postponed decisions.
    4. To embark on a journey of intentional living, we must first liberate ourselves from the clutter that impedes our progress and hinders our ability to embrace new opportunities.
    5. Through the process of letting go, we invite new energy into our lives, making room for growth and new experiences that align with our evolving aspirations.
    6. It is crucial to approach decluttering with a framework of quick decision-making, categorizing items into keep, donate, or discard, thereby alleviating the emotional burden associated with indecision.

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    32 mins
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