Air travel used to be simple: buy a ticket, get on the plane, and go. Now? Basic economy, seat selection fees, carry-on charges, boarding groups, shrinking legroom, and somehow the snacks keep getting worse. ✈️🥜

In this episode of Where Are We Going With This?, we take a look at the wild world of airlines — from budget carriers and loyalty programs to why flying somehow feels both cheaper and more expensive than ever.

Are airlines getting better… or are we just getting used to less?

We break down the trends, the strange airline rules, the future of flying, and ask the question:

Where are we going with airlines?

SPECIAL THANKS to our incredible guest, Ty! See you in the air!

From bison burgers to bold business principles — what can one brand teach us about the future of dining?

In this episode of Where Are We Going With This?, we spotlight Ted's Montana Grill and ask a bigger question: In a world of drive-thrus, delivery apps, and disappearing hospitality, what actually makes a restaurant endure?

We’re joined by Krissie, proprietor of the Jacksonville Town Center location, to unpack what sets Ted’s apart — from its commitment to American bison and sustainability to its old-school approach to service, leadership, and culture. We explore how brand identity, operational excellence, and values-based decision making shape not just a menu, but an experience.

Are restaurants becoming faster and more transactional… or more intentional and story-driven? Can a legacy-minded concept thrive in a convenience-first culture? And what does it take to lead well in an industry that never slows down?

This isn’t just about one restaurant — it’s about where the entire dining industry might be headed.

Ballparks used to be simple: grass, hot dogs, and a box score. Now they’re billion-dollar entertainment districts with craft breweries, LED light shows, luxury clubs, and Instagrammable backdrops. So… where are we going with stadiums?

In this episode of Where Are We Going With This?, we step into the world of baseball and explore how Major League ballparks have evolved—from historic icons like Boston Red Sox’ home at Fenway Park to architectural showpieces like Oracle Park and Truist Park.

Our special guest, Chris, has done what few fans ever will—he’s visited every single MLB stadium. From the electric October atmosphere in the Bronx to midweek games in the Midwest, he shares what makes each park unique, which ones are overrated, and what trends are shaping the next generation of baseball experiences.

Are stadiums becoming theme parks? Are we losing tradition in the name of comfort and revenue? Or are we witnessing the golden age of live sports environments?

If baseball is America’s pastime, stadiums are becoming America’s playground. Let’s talk about it. ⚾️