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SHIT2GRIT

By: Marshall Zweig and David Hughes
  • Summary

  • We're trauma-informed relationship coach Marshall Zweig, and commercial artist David Hughes: longtime friends, and long-suffering fans of the Detroit Lions, a team synonymous our entire lives with losing. Well...they used to be. SHIT2GRIT℠ is about getting hurt, about opening back up, about shedding old perspectives and adopting new ones. For us, football is a chance to go deep. Join our friendship as we explore memories, debrief experiences, master communication…and root for the team in Honolulu blue. | marshallzweig.com/shit2grit | @2023 Zweig/Hughes | WARNING: ADULT LANGUAGE
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Episodes
  • "I'm Joyce DeWitt" (Pt. 3)
    May 31 2024

    Part 3 of 3. Brad Holmes has a proven track record as a GM in every area but one: re-signing his own draft picks. Holmes just gave cornerstone deals to three players: Amon-Ra St. Brown, Penei Sewell and Jared Goff. From Marshall’s perspective, all three cornerstones are not on equal footing. From David’s perspective, Holmes had no choice.

    That subject ties our last few episodes together. We recall a multitude of famous figures who’ve had unexpected trajectories in their careers and lives, and ask if there are any true predictors of a person’s future trajectory. We also champion the necessity of direct communication during the heat of battle, and wonder how important communication skills are in determining long-term success.

    We also ponder:

    • Does it matter if someone is just having a bad day? (28:44)
    • Does everyone deserve a second chance?
    • And what if they squander it?

    Stay tuned after the outro music (45:54), as David waxes passionate on the bizarre name of the episode. Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)"

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    47 mins
  • "I want to learn" (Pt. 2)
    May 24 2024

    Pt. 2 of 3. David sends Marshall an Instagram video of two football players, one expressing frustration with the other's on-field communication. It launches us into a discussion about the nature of communication in high-pressure situations in professional sports.

    • What's the impact of ego on your ability to listen?
    • Is insensitivity always obvious?
    • Is what we're hearing passion or aggression?

    Marshall emphasizes the importance of recognizing red flags and troubling patterns, while David considers the possibility of coaching and growth. Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)" | Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7CZGTtRXWZ/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet

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    29 mins
  • "We're here to make mistakes" (Pt. 1)
    May 18 2024

    Part 1 of 3. On our way to a conversation about Brad Holmes, David and Marshall get sidetracked. We reflect on:

    • our 50th episode;
    • what got Marshall into podcasting and into football;
    • David recalls a phrase from last week that bothered David but resonated for Marshall;
    • what bothered us both about Barry Sanders;
    • an Instagram video about body language and making mistakes

    In Part 2, we discuss Brad Holmes having to go all in on something he's never done before: re-sign his own draft picks | Theme music: Mr. Jukes and Barney Artist, "Blowin Steam (Open Up Your Mind)

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    29 mins

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