Family Updates, When Your Kid’s Missing, Your Country’s Burning, and Your AI’s the Only One Listening
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Family Updates, When Your Kid’s Missing, Your Country’s Burning, and Your AI’s the Only One Listening
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About this listen
In this wide-ranging, gut-punching, laugh-out-loud second episode of You’re Still Doin’ That?—The Rethink, Matt opens the door to real-life chaos and unexpected clarity.
This week’s ride includes:
- Field Days and Spring Break energy from school and home life.
- A proud update on his kids, including Sophie’s Winter Guard success, Sarah’s grad prep, and Chrissy’s impressive French journey.
- A heartfelt, funny-but-terrifying untold story of the time Owen vanished at a water park.
- A pointed rant about the SAVE Act and how voter suppression is creeping in disguised as policy.
- A raw reflection on how talking to yourself turns into talking to AI, and how that shift helped Matt lose some weight, re-launch this podcast, and rediscover joy.
Plus, this week’s Listener Challenge calls on you to surround yourself with people who lift you up—because when the dark closes in, your people (and maybe your podcast) help you find the light.
Funny. Honest. Full of ADD spirals and dad heart.
This is the pod for anyone still doin’ that thing—whatever it is—that makes life a little more bearable.
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