Best RV Small Talk Podcasts (2025)

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Truck Campers and Rock n Roll with Jimmy Rip episode 214 1:15:14

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Jimmy Rip has been everywhere, mainly due to a life of touring, recording, producing, and gigging with some of the top names in rock and blues we've ever seen! He has notably recorded, produced, and played with the likes of Jerry Lee Lewis, Mick Jagger, Debbie Harry, Paul Collins and the Beat, Michael Monroe, Henry Lee Summer, Tom Verlaine, and mor…

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The Missouri River, Part 2: Channelization, Community, and Recreation 48:44

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Send us a text In this episode, we continue our detour along the Missouri River with part 2 of my conversation with Steve Schnarr from Missouri River Relief. In part two, Steve describes the process the Corps of Engineers used to channelize the river, how it changed the river, what we lost, and how some folks gained new land. He talks about a Misso…

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[Devoted and Doing] What D.A.D.s Wish You Knew: The pressure, the presence, the purpose – Father’s Day Wisdom from Real Men 27:39

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I didn’t expect to be moved so deeply by the men I asked to share—but they showed up with honesty, grief, and grit. This episode holds their voices, their silence, and the quiet weight they carry every day. It’s for the dads—and for anyone who wants to understand them better. In this episode: The Struggles and Sacrifices of Fatherhood [01:23] A Cal…

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Greg Berg – Healthy Technology 37:07

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Greg Berg. Sandy and I met Greg and his wife, Deb at their Harvest Host location, TCB Ranch in Phoenix, Arizona. While we were there, we tried BEMER Therapy. It’s an amazing technology that increases blood flow. As soon as we had completed the therapy, I wanted to have Greg on t…

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[009] Herbs at Our Fingertips: Simple Ways to Start Healing Naturally at Home 1:02:39

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With Jasia Standley For generations, we knew how to heal with what grew around us. In this episode, we’re reclaiming that lost wisdom with herbalist Jasia—exploring simple, practical ways to bring herbal medicine back home. If you’re craving a gentler, more rooted way to care for your body, this is where it begins. In this episode: Meet Jasia: Herb…

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Christian Ray Flores – Live to Give 45:33

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Christian Ray Flores. Christian was born in Moscow, Russia to a Chilean father and a Russian mother. The family moved to Chile when Christian was nine months old. During the 1973 military coup of Augusto Pinochet, Christian's father, Americo Flores, was arrested along with thous…

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[008] Raising Kids Wild & Free in an RV: Redefining Success, School, and Family Freedom 17:33

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With Ayla Will We’ve been sold a version of success that’s rooted in hustle, structure, and stability—but what if it’s costing us presence, curiosity, and connection? In this episode, we challenge the scripts that keep families stuck and explore what it really means to unlearn, unschool, and uproot. If freedom doesn’t have to be flashy, what could …

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The Missouri River, Part 1: Geography, Ecology, and Human Impacts 58:01

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Send us a text In this episode, we detour off the main channel of the Mississippi River to get to know its longest tributary: the Missouri River. Our guide for this exploration is Steve Schnarr, Race Director for Missouri River Relief. We covered a lot of territory (like the Missouri River), so our conversation is split between two episodes. In thi…

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[007] The Village We Forgot: Grief, Gossip & Showing Up When It Matters Most 31:47

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When someone close to me passed away tragically, I paused everything—including this episode. But what started as a story about helping a stranger in a strawberry patch became something much deeper: a raw reflection on grief, gossip, community, and what it means to truly show up for each other. This is an invitation to rebuild the village—one moment…

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Santo D. Marabella – Il Mio Posto a Tavola 51:16

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Santo Marabella. I was honored to have the opportunity to have my old friend from Berks County, Santo, on my show. We have been friends for over fifteen years now. We first got to know each other when we both served on the board of the Berks County Visitors Bureau and through vo…

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The First National Mississippi River Day: Building Community Around the Big River 47:08

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Send us a text February 1 is National Baked Alaska Day. April 14 is National Ex-Spouse Day, but April 22 marks Earth Day. We’ve had these (and more!) national days celebrating things silly and crucial, but we’ve never had a National Mississippi River Day. Until this year. It’s long overdue. On June 2, we’ll celebrate the first National Mississippi …

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Vince Padilla – Just a Dude Trying to Help 43:17

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with another fellow full-time RVer and good friend, Vince Padilla. Vince is a full time RVer, leather worker, photographer, and retired soccer coach. He and his wife Amy have been on the road for six years. We first met Vince and Amy on volunteer project through A Year to Volunteer a…

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[006] Innovation in Real Life: How We Built QUEST, GUIDE & Rewired Our Lives with Aaron Proietti 1:16:11

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With Aaron Proietti In this episode of Unrule the World, Mandy sits down with longtime collaborator Aaron Proietti to unpack the real story behind the frameworks and tools that changed how they live, work, and lead. From co-creating QUEST and GUIDE to walking away from corporate consulting, this conversation reveals what innovation looks like when …

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River to Table: Josh Galliano on Campfire Cooking 1:02:46

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Send us a text In this episode, I have the pleasure of talking with accomplished chef and St. Louis area resident Josh Galliano. We talk about his path to becoming a chef and the family and cultural influences. He grew up in southern Louisiana near the Mississippi River, where he had regular access to fresh, seasonal products. Mostly, though, we ta…

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Eric McHugh – Serenity Amongst Technology 29:42

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Eric McHugh. Eric is a 31-year-old entrepreneur whose philosophy emphasizes the importance of simplicity, adaptability, and a clear mind, which has translated well into the world of web3 entrepreneurship. Eric specializes in leveraging his strategic thinking and adaptability to …

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[005] Land Healing & Hidden Stories: How One Family's Tragedy Taught Me to Listen to the Land 33:33

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The land holds stories we often overlook—memories of those who came before, and the lessons they left behind. By listening to the land’s quiet witness, we can reclaim lost wisdom about healing, legacy, and our place in the larger story. This episode is an invitation to remember what we were never meant to forget. In this episode: Unexpected Journey…

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[Makers of Magic] Honoring M.O.M.s Who Carry It All: The mental load, the mess, the magic – A Mother’s Day Episode 17:33

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This is your permission slip to pause, breathe, and be seen. Whether you're a new mom, a cycle-breaker, or a daughter still untangling what came before—this Mother’s Day reflection is for you. We’ll honor the mothers who shaped us (without blame), recognize the ones carrying it all right now, and name the truth: mothering isn’t just what we do—it’s…

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Spring RV Cleanup and Maintenance for 2025 Adventures 36:00

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Brian Hite – The Science of Motivation 44:36

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Brian Hite, Ph.D. Brian is "The High-Stakes Performance Whisperer," an expert in transforming how individuals and organizations perceive and navigate high-stakes environments. With over 30 years of experience as a professional stuntman and a decade coaching elite military person…

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[004] How to Curate and Create a Legacy with Your Home Library: Stories that stick. Shelves that speak. 56:02

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With Sarah Burkert In a world full of noise and screens, choosing stories isn’t just a hobby—it’s a rebellion. In this deeply personal Out Loud + On Purpose episode, Mandy shares why books have become one of the most powerful anchors in her family’s life—and welcomes Sarah from A Sweet and Simple Home, to explore how curating a home library is abou…

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[🔥] Bringing Back the 90s: Why Pizza + Presence Is Our Favorite Weekly Ritual 14:37

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Remember TGIF? The pizza, the shows, the anticipation of a night the whole family looked forward to? In this Wildfire Roundtable, Mandy shares how her family brought back the joy of Friday night rhythms—with homemade pizza, a screen that lives in the closet, and nostalgic 90s shows like Home Improvement and Full House. In this episode: Welcome to W…

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Dr. Fred Moss – Welcome to Humanity 35:50

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Dr. Fred Moss. A college dropout who found a job at a state mental health facility for adolescent boys. However, he didn't like how these kids were treated and decided to do something about it. So, he returned to college, and the rest is history. Dr. Fred Moss, MD, is a pioneeri…

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[003] Bloodlines & Storylines: Lessons from Our Family Histories and Ancestral Wisdom 1:13:43

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With Fred Meyer What if the stories of your ancestors could guide how you live today? In this powerful conversation with Fred Meyer—mentor, land steward, and keeper of generational wisdom—we explore what our family histories still have to teach us. From handwritten ledgers to oral traditions, this episode dives deep into the soul of legacy, lineage…

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[001] You’re Not Broken—The System Is: Unlearning the Life You Were Told to Want 31:29

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You’re not broken—the system is. In this first full episode of Unrule the World, Mandy unpacks what happens when the life you built doesn’t fit anymore. From burnout and restlessness to homeschool, homestead, and home birth—this is the raw story of questioning everything and choosing something wildly different. In this episode: Welcome to Wildly In…

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[002] The WOLFPACK Way: How We Created Family Values That Raise Resilient Kids 1:01:42

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With Tom Webber Every family has a culture. The question is—are you building yours on purpose… or by default? In this personal Out Loud + On Purpose episode, Mandy is joined by her husband Tom to share the honest, sometimes chaotic story behind how they created their WOLFPACK family values—a compass that now shapes how they live, love, and raise th…

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[🔥 Wildfire Roundtable] When Your Kids Call You Out (and They're Right) 7:58

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Sometimes the most honest reflection comes from the smallest voices. This week, mine came from my kids. In this Wildfire Roundtable episode, I’m sharing what happened when my children called me out—gently but clearly—for not being as present lately. And you know what? They were right. I’ve been nose-to-the-ground working on this podcast, and even t…

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Dr. Sharneal – Quantum Wholeness 46:47

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Dr. Sharnael Wolverton Sehon. Better known as just Dr. Sharnael, she is a captivating multidisciplinary expert who seamlessly blends naturopathic medicine, spirituality, and quantum science to empower individuals on their journey to wholeness. As the founder of True TV and autho…

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Why I Almost Didn’t Launch This Podcast (But Did It Anyway) 13:22

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In this bonus pre-launch episode, I share the real reason I almost didn’t start this podcast—and why I decided to do it anyway. Not because it’s perfect. But because it’s honest. Because I want to raise kids who speak up. Because I believe in conversations that build bridges, not more islands. 🎧 This bonus episode covers: • Imposter syndrome & fear…

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Exploring 2024 Camping Trends: Surprises and Insights 52:17

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Join Clint, PJ, and Lindsay in this insightful episode of the RV Small Talk Podcast as they explore the latest trends and data in the camping industry, focusing on the year 2024 and beyond. The team analyzes a comprehensive document prepared by The Dirt and Toyota Trucks, highlighting surprising findings and key insights that challenge common perce…

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Jeff Patterson – The Yielding Warrior Method 31:06

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Jeff Patterson. What sets Jeff Patterson apart from other meditation practitioners is his unique approach known as "The Yielding Warrior Method." Jeff teaches the five basic regulations that are fundamental to any meditative practice. He goes beyond traditional methods by incorp…

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[Trailer] What It Means to Live Wildly Intentional: Start Here to Reclaim Your Rhythm, Rethink Legacy + Live on Purpose 7:57

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Welcome to Wildly Intentional—a podcast about rethinking how we live, how we raise our kids (if we have them), and what kind of legacy we’re leaving behind. Hosted by Mandy, a maverick mom of three, homesteader, former innovation consultant, and intentional living sidekick, this show is part storytelling, part soulwork, and part rebellion against t…

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Kim Giarraputo – Building Relationships 20:05

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Kim Giarraputo. Kim is a trusted real estate agent in Larchmont, NY. With over 20 years of experience in the area, Kim's roots run deep in the vibrant community. Having made Larchmont her home more than two decades ago, she understands the unique charm and allure that draws peop…

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Bryan Driscoll – The Goodness Game 41:54

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Bryan Driscoll. Bryan is a first-time author with a passion for inspiring kindness and creating positive change in the world. Twenty years ago, a stranger literally picked him up off the street and gave him a plate of spaghetti and a bedroom he had to share with an oversized cat…

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Murder on the Mississippi: Frank Dodge Explores Identity and Deception on the River 26:26

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Send us a text In 1964, four members of the Ku Klux Klan killed two African American men in Mississippi. The story of their murder and the following decades of stops and starts in the prosecution of their killers inspired my latest Frank Dodge mystery: Murder on the Mississippi. In this episode, I give some background on the murder of Dee and Moore…

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Dr. Michael Hutchison – Concussion Reduction 37:28

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Dr. Michael Hutchison. Dr. Hutchison is a cosmetic and Neuromuscular Dentist who lives in Traverse City, Mi and has researched, developed and patented a new technology that uses your body's physiology to increase your strength and lower the chance of concussion. While treating T…

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Natalie Jurado – Magnesium and Your Health 26:03

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Natalie Jurado. Natalie Jurado is the founder of Rooted In, a line of therapeutic magnesium infused moisturizers that actively calm and relax your mood. She is a sought after thought leader, educator and speaker and has worked at the forefront of the wellness industry for over 8…

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Katharine Giovanni – Forgive & Flourish 38:04

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Katharine Giovanni. Katharine Giovanni is a three-time award-winning best-selling author, dynamic speaker, advisor, and forgiveness coach. She is recognized as one of the original founders of the independent concierge industry. With over a dozen published books to her name, incl…

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From Roots to Routes: Making the Leap to Full-Time RV Life 1:00:16

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Send us a text Living out of an RV or van seems more possible than ever before, and, based on what’s out there on social media, a lot of people have already taken the plunge. If you’re someone who is curious about what it takes to make the switch to full-time RV life, this episode is for you. I talk with Patti Hunt, host of the RV Life podcast, and…

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Mark Connor – It’s About Time 32:19

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with fellow author, Mark Connor. Mark Connor is a Boxing Trainer and a Writer from Saint Paul, Minnesota. His first book, It’s About Time (Millions of Copies Sold for Dad), is a saga wrapped around a package of poems, guarded by angels. Through an autobiography reading like a novel, …

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Mike Brennan – Release Creativity 53:10

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Mike Brennan. I first met Mike back in 2019 at the Growth Now Movement Live Summit hosted by my friend, Justin Schenck in our old hometown of Reading, Pennsyvania. We reconnected in November of 2024 when we were both speaking at The Thing in Orlando, Florida, which was hosted by…

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Holding Back the Waters: The Upper Mississippi Flood of 1965 36:40

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Send us a text In April 1965, the Upper Mississippi River surged to heights never before recorded, threatening to swallow entire towns whole. This episode plunges you into the chaos as the perfect storm—deep snowpack, torrential rain, and frozen ground—transformed America's greatest river into an unstoppable force. Journey from the imperiled bridge…

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Joe Engler – Baseball, Books, and Music 53:04

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Joe Engler. Joe played for our organization back in 2003. He was on our Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League (ACBL) team between his sophomore and junior seasons at Minot State University in North Dakota. I refer to him as one of my old players, but he never actually played a gam…

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Paul Zolman – Role of Love 37:50

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Paul Zolman. Paul has created a new way to demonstrate the principles of the love languages. It's a profound way to learn all five love languages to give them away. By giving them away, your vision will improve to the point that you can see them coming your way and respond appro…

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Before MLK: Iowa's 19th-Century Civil Rights Pioneers 25:21

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Send us a text In this week's episode, we uncover the surprising story of Iowa's pivotal role in African American civil rights. From the groundbreaking 1839 court case that made Iowa a free territory to the remarkable story of Charlotta Pyles—a formerly enslaved woman who raised $3,000 through East Coast speaking tours to free her family members—we…

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Matthew Lesko – Finding Money 50:38

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Matthew Lesko. Matthew is an energetic, passionate advocate with over 40 years of experience helping Americans access billions in government funding. Known for his colorful suits and infectious enthusiasm, he has made it his mission to reveal hidden pathways to financial support…

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Matt Taylor – Finding a Stronger You 37:47

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In this episode of the Journey of My Mother’s Son podcast, I talk with Matt Taylor. Matt is the owner and founder of StrongerYou Personal Training as well as a powerlifting competitor at the world level. He has been competing since 2012 and has taken best lifter at AAU Worlds as a Sub-Junior athlete as well as being nationally qualified as a Men’s …

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Uncharted Currents: Jon Kukuk on Growing Up in a Small Town Next to the Mississippi River 1:14:20

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Send us a text You may never have heard of Dallas City, Illinois, but to the folks who grew up there, Dallas City was idyllic. The town had a small but diverse business community. Crime was rare and mostly petty stuff. The local streams, creeks, and woods fed a child’s curiosity. And the biggest playground, the Mississippi, challenged and calmed yo…