In this episode of Here We Go Again, Gigi and I try to power through the annual time-change exhaustion while diving into the strange origins of Daylight Savings Time and why we still deal with it today.

Along the way we cover a little bit of everything — including Gigi’s first volleyball game win, updates about Penny, and the surprise debut of Gigi’s brand new harmonica.

Of course we also open the Question Jar, which leads to one of the best questions yet:

If you could replace one school subject with anything… what would it be?

The answers go completely off the rails, and at some point we realize we might need merch that simply says:

“Back in my day…”

It’s another classic mix of laughs, random life updates, and slightly delirious conversations as we record through pure sleep deprivation.

Welcome back to Here We Go Again.

This episode starts with a birthday surprise — because it turns out both of us are celebrating! 🎉

From there things get interesting…

We dive into some of the weirdest conspiracy theories people are talking about right now, including a rumor that the Jim Carrey who gave a recent speech might not actually be him. Is it real? Is it internet nonsense? Or something stranger?

Then we talk about one of the most fascinating mysteries in technology: the lightbulb that has been burning for over 100 years. If we can make things last that long… why don’t companies build products that last anymore?

Of course, the question jar makes things even better when Gigi answers one of the wildest questions yet:

If you had a clone… what would you make it do?

Her answer had us laughing the entire time.

This episode is funny, weird, and a little thought-provoking — exactly the kind of conversations we love having together.

So sit back and hang out with us as we explore conspiracies, technology mysteries, and some truly hilarious answers.

This week on Here We Go Again, we went deep… and then laughed our way back out.

Gigi and I jumped into philosophy, breaking down Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and talking about perception, reality, and how what we “see” isn’t always the full truth. From there, we drifted into religion, belief systems, and what it means to think for yourself.

But don’t worry — it wasn’t all serious.

We celebrated Gigi’s cousin making the State Wrestling Championships 🏆 (huge moment!), debated the infamous “green or blue dress” internet mystery, and of course, pulled some great questions from the jar.

We aimed for 30 minutes…

We landed at almost an hour.

And honestly? Gigi loved every minute of the deep thinking.

This episode is thoughtful, funny, personal, and exactly what this podcast is about — conversations that grow with us.

If you’ve ever questioned reality, argued over that dress, or just enjoyed a real conversation between a dad and daughter, this one’s for you.

No matter who performs, the Super Bowl halftime show always seems to come with controversy — and today we had fun talking about why that never changes.

We also took a trip back in time to when the biggest Super Bowl highlights weren’t debates online… they were Celebrity Death Match on MTV and commercials that somehow felt way funnier back then.

Valentine’s Day also came up, and Eddie shared how it’s changed over the years — from candy grams and teenage romance to modern life where Valentine’s Day is basically chauffeuring your kids and their friends to Chick-Fil-A.

We also shared a funny reminder that material goals aren’t everything, and then we jumped back into the question jar where Gigi revealed what animal she’d want to be for a day…

Her answer? A boxing kangaroo named KO Kangaroo, going around punching everyone for fun.

Just another classic Here We Go Again episode full of laughs, memories, and unexpected life lessons.

In today’s episode of Here We Go Again, Gigi and I had one of those conversations that just clicked — lots of energy, lots of laughs, and some surprisingly deep moments too.

We kick things off with one of Penny’s funniest toddler-logic moments yet: she calls YouTube “Me Tube”… because of course it is. And somehow, that small moment opens the door into a bigger conversation about how kids see the world — and what we tend to lose as we grow up.

From there, we talk about the determination of toddlers (seriously… imagine if adults had that kind of grit), what it must feel like to truly not care what people think in a healthy way, and why FOMO seems to follow so many of us around.

We also get into something we’re constantly battling in real life: decluttering — not just our homes, but our minds, our schedules, and the emotional weight we carry without realizing it.

This episode is funny, thoughtful, and honestly one of our favorites we’ve recorded in a long time.

If you enjoyed this one, share it with someone who could use a laugh and a little perspective today.

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This episode went exactly where the week took us — everywhere.

We start with a quick check-in on life and land in a real conversation about the future: college, travel, and whether Gigi even wants to leave home one day. Along the way, we talk about a recent car accident and how moments like that turn into unexpected lessons — especially when the other driver doesn’t even know who insures them.

That opens the door to stories from my past: starting DJ’ing with nothing, learning the business the hard way, and slowly working my way up. From an angry cab driver encounter in New York to contributing to the legendary gum wall in Seattle, we swap stories that feel random but somehow all connect.

Somewhere in the middle, we also come up with a business idea involving gum, gloves, and hand sanitizer — because why not?

This episode isn’t scripted. It’s not neat. It’s a real snapshot of a week, a dad-and-daughter conversation, and the little lessons you don’t realize you’re passing down until you hear them out loud.

This weeks episode is our shortest episode yet. The truth is, we recorded a whole episode but she lost her voice, and in her words, "she sounds like a donkey!" What to expect: Happy birthdays, Penny gets ready for preschool, and Gigi gets ready for high school. Gigi discusses her 8th grade vs Staff volleyball game, something she has been looking forward to for 8 years, and the 8th grade boys won their championship game. Short and sweet episode, tell a friend and listen in for next weeks episode where we hope her voice returns! Share your stories with us! What was something you remember looking forward to?

In this episode of Here We Go Again, Eddie reflects on a week that quietly turned into a powerful lesson about growth, discipline, and the pursuit of dreams.

What begins with a night at an amateur comedy show — and a parenting mistake he probably should have avoided — becomes a deeper reflection after sitting fifth row at a Jo Koy Netflix taping just days later. The contrast between raw beginnings and polished mastery sparks an honest conversation about what it really takes to build something meaningful.

Along the way, Eddie opens up about his own podcast journey, watching eighth graders play their final home game, and a moving story about a mother who fought to change a young girl’s life through love and commitment.

It’s an episode about beginnings, endings, and the courage it takes to keep showing up — long after the excitement of starting has passed.

In this episode:

• Raw beginnings vs. polished craft — lessons from amateur comedy and a professional taping

• From starting to becoming — why dreams only matter if you keep improving

• The last home game — watching kids grow and seasons come to an end

• A story of family and sacrifice — how commitment can change a life

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