The Gentlemen Project Podcast
Kirk Chugg & Cory Moore
Podcast highlighting impactful stories of parents and what they do to be successful at home and at work. Helping you turn the time you have with your kids into time well spent helping them learn the most important lessons in life. The Gentlemen Project Podcast is hosted by Kirk Chugg and Cory Moore-friends who are passionate about fatherhood and raising the next generation of great kids.
From Dreams to Action: Kerry Owen's Journey of Compassion and Philanthropy
Kerry Owen's story is a powerful testament to how dreams can lead to compassionate action. She shares her journey of establishing Feed the Need in New Zealand and later growing Reach Out Today in Utah, both aimed at alleviating childhood food insecurity and supporting vulnerable youth. • Kerry's background and charitable motivations • Origin and impact of Feed the Need charity • Connection through dreams and their significance • Challenges faced in establishing charitable organizations • Transit
Parenting Strategies for the Digital Age with Matthew Poll
Parenting in the digital age comes with its own set of challenges, and we dive headfirst into this complex topic. Discover the delicate balance between being a parent and a friend, and why fostering resilience in children may require letting them face adversity. Our conversation takes an analytical turn as we explore this generational paradox, dissecting the effects of social media on mental well-being and time management. We also talk about the potential of artificial intelligence in education—
Understanding Healthy Masculinity and Accessing the Divine with Bubba Page
This episode dives deep into Bubba Page's transformative journey through fatherhood, faith, and personal growth. Bubba shares insights on vulnerability, emotional healing, and actionable strategies for fathers to lead with intention and purpose. • Bubba's upbringing shaped his values of hard work and faith • The impact of fatherhood on personal growth and vulnerability • Importance of understanding attachment styles in parenting • Tactical fatherhood: implementing business strategies at home • E
The Passionate Pursuit of Excellence with Brandon Stewart
Experience the transformative power of music with our extraordinary guest, Brandon Stewart, co-founder and CEO of Millennial Choirs and Orchestras (MCO). As a conductor, pianist, vocalist, composer, and arranger, Brandon brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to our conversation about music education and performance. From his inspiring journey of establishing MCO alongside his brother Brett back in 2007 in Orange County, California, to their expansion into Arizona, Brandon shares unforgettable
From Adversity to Olympic Triumph: Bill Schuffenhauer's Inspiring Journey
Three-time Olympian Bill Schuffenhauer joins us to share his powerful story of transformation, resilience, and success on the Gentlemen Project Podcast. From a tumultuous childhood to the pinnacle of Olympic achievement, Bill's journey is a testament to the power of choice and the impact of mentorship. He opens up about the critical moments that steered him away from a potential path of crime and towards a promising career in track and field, eventually leading to an unexpected pivot into the wo
Cherishing the Ordinary for Extraordinary Legacies
What does it mean to be a modern entrepreneur shaped by the legacy of family values? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Mike Haupt, owner and executive of Haupt Electrical, who shares how his parents' extraordinary resilience and strong family values have profoundly influenced his life's journey. With his mother's upbringing in a Catholic orphanage and his father being orphaned by age 13, Mike’s story is a testament to how overcoming adversity can forge a powerful resil
Nathan Osmond: Multifaceted Career, Fatherhood, and Life Lessons
Fatherhood and family values take center stage in our conversation as we explore the lessons Nathan imparts to his children. Drawing from his experiences and wisdom passed down from his father, Nathan emphasizes the importance of hard work, focus, and seizing the present moment. He shares personal anecdotes that highlight the significance of supporting our children in discovering their unique strengths and interests, aiming to help them build fulfilling lives. Additionally, Nathan offers insight
Build Then Bless- A Shift in Culture and Kindness with Greg Trimble and Derek Miner
Derek Miner and his business partner, Greg Trimble, take us behind the scenes of their company, Lemonade Stand, and their uplifting new initiative, Build Then Bless.The importance of family and making the most of every moment is a recurring theme in our conversation. From building treehouses to balancing real-life connections with the digital world, Derek and Greg share personal anecdotes that illustrate the joys and challenges of parenting. Their "Build then Bless" initiative is a tes
"Sparks of Gratitude, Creating Deeper Connection With Those We Love" with Randy Sparks
Randy Sparks, a man of many talents, joins us this week on the Gentleman Project Podcast, sharing his journey through, parenting, and the extraordinary 'superpowers' of his children. We uncover the threads of deep connection within our men's group, his latest podcast venture, and the extraordinary effects of gratitude in his parenting journey. We discuss how a disciplined practice of gratitude can reshape our struggles into stepping stones. We hear the stories of distributing thou
"The Man in the Arena-Giving Your Kids Something to Cheer For" with Ashton Buswell
Ashton Buswell shares his personal and professional journey in this conversation, revealing the secrets of being an involved and purposeful father in the fast-paced world. Ashton, a championship wrestler and sought-after sales trainer offers valuable insights on raising four daughters with the grace and grit of a modern patriarch. We explore the challenges of working while prioritizing family well-being, including the transformative practice of writing letters to one's future self. Ashton p
"Learning to Speak Human, Increasing Emotional Intelligence and a New Parenting Paradigm" with Paul Blanchard
In this episode, our guest Paul Blanchard shares insights on how our vulnerabilities can be turned into strengths on the path to better self-awareness. He talks about the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in forging meaningful relationships and introduces the Habit Finder as a tool for personal assessment. Paul also offers a fresh perspective on parenting and human connection, emphasizing the necessity of creating spaces for open dialogue and allowing our kids to feel safe when they m
A Hero's Journey-Intentional Living and Personal Transformation with Byran J. Hurd from the Evolution Project
In this conversation, we speak with our friend Bryan J. Hurd about his life experiences and the mindfulness and intentional living that shape it. We delve into his family traditions, his 20-year marriage to his wife, and lessons learned while raising their four sons. We also discuss how to catch life's curveballs with grace and intention, and how to confront inner shadows during difficult times.We also talk about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, his personal experience with mental healt
Diligently Intentional Parenting: Insights from Mark Stubler
Mark Stubler, founder of Joe Homebuyer, shares his insights on balancing family values with business acumen. He talks about parenting, guiding his daughters through life's challenges, and incentivizing without manipulating. He explains how the principles of successful business leadership can foster strong and resilient family bonds. He also emphasizes the importance of humor, spirituality, and gratitude in everyday life. Join us in celebrating family, faith, and dedication's profound i
"Being the Dad You Wish You Had" with Author Nick Adams
In this episode, Nick Adams shares his insights on fatherhood and his book "Being the Dad You Wish You Had: Five Big Stones for Effective Fatherhood". We discuss the importance of creating a legacy of love, strength, and guidance for our children. We also talk about the significance of being present for our kids and focusing on the 'big rocks' to help them grow into the best versions of themselves. Join us for an episode that promises to provide you with the strategy, empathy
One Kind Act a Day: Cultivating Compassion in Communities, Business, Families and Politics with Curtis Bennett
In a world craving positive transformation, Curtis Bennett emerges as a radiant stream of hope and inspiration. This podcast invites kindness advocates, community leaders, and parents alike to embark on a profound journey exploring the unsung power of generosity woven into our daily lives. Introducing the Non-Profit 'One Kind Act a Day' Curtis tells heartwarming stories of how simple acts of kindness are reshaping the tapestry of communities across the country. Curtis delves deep into
Counterfeit Emotions, Nice vs. Kind, Guilt vs. Shame, Creating Healthy Boundaries for Yourself- A Masterclass with Curtis Morley
Embark on an emotional journey with Curtis Morley, an entrepreneur and author who reveals the transformative power of differentiating between genuine emotions and their deceptive counterparts. Discover the art of recognizing true peace, the emotion that cannot be imitated, and navigating through "counterfeit emotions." Curtis shares his personal transformation following a lifetime of being the "nice guy". He sheds light on how to identify authentic feelings that foster meanin
Buying Back Your Time to Create Living Legacies with Dan Martell: A Guide to Living Intentionally
Discover how to reclaim your time and live with intention as Dan Martell, a virtuoso in entrepreneurship and personal growth, unveils the secrets to building a life and business that thrive in harmony. In an intimate exchange, Dan presents his novel approach from his book "Buy Back Your Time," offering listeners a roadmap to liberate themselves from the tasks that drain their energy. Through innovative strategies like the 'buyback loop' and the 'camcorder method' fo
Exploring Life, Loss, and Legacy: A Conversation with Bruce Greenwald
Have you ever considered what it means to live each day to the fullest? Our latest podcast episode features an insightful conversation with Bruce Greenwald, who shares his touching story about moving forward after losing his wife. Bruce's vulnerability and strength are palpable, as he discusses how this life-altering event affected himself and his sons. He also stresses the importance of seeking support during such challenging times, which resonates with anyone navigating the rough seas of
From Loss to Leadership: Help For Kids Who Have Lost a Parent with Mark Cook
Join us for a heart-to-heart conversation with Mark Cook, an acclaimed leadership consultant, coach, and trainer, who has worked with numerous Fortune 500 companies. This episode is not just an interview; it's Mark's raw, personal narrative, one that unfolds the void left by the premature death of his father and examines the impact it had on his life. Mark's striking journey from this deep personal loss to his inspiring career is a moving testament to resilience, shedding light on
"In the Service of Others" Embarking on Service Opportunities with Andrew Mangeris from the Koltael Foundation
Prepare for an enlightening conversation with the charismatic Andrew Mengeris, the brainchild behind the Koltael Foundation. This episode takes us through the captivating narrative of Andrew's personal journey, the inception of the Koltael Foundation, and its monumental impact on indigenous communities in Latin America where Andrew has spent a decade establishing a connection with the indigenous populace and laying the groundwork for the noble endeavor of his nonprofit, Koltael.With a stron
Practical ways to Teach Values and Raise Future Leaders with Cody Hofhine
Imagine giving your 12-year-old child the chance to share their family's values on a public stage. Cody Hofhine, a successful entrepreneur and owner of Joe Homebuyer, did just that and joins us to share the journey. This father of four talks about balancing his booming business with his biggest role yet - parenting. Cody shares how he instills principles like humility, honesty, hope, and hard work into his family's everyday life, and the challenge of being present as a parent, and bri
Redefining Family Legacy beyond Wealth and Possessions with Scott Donald
Imagine having the power to mold your kids into value-creating adults who understand the value of money and work. Sounds incredible, right? Well, our guest today, Scott Donnell, is here to share his insights on how to do just that! With a background in building companies and a burning desire to instill financial acumen in young minds, Scott has dedicated his life to teaching value creation to children. He has created a unique system and an app that not only helps parents save money but also educ
How it's Built: Traditions, Family, Faith and Service with Built Bar CEO Nick Greer
Sit down with us as we capture the fascinating wisdom of Nick Greer, CEO of Built Bar, founder of several successful tech companies, and devoted father to seven flourishing children. Learn how he applies his innovative marketing tactics not only to his successful protein bar company Built Bar, but also to the distinct personalities of each of his seven children. Understand the value of individuality within a family and how the power of tradition can cement lasting bonds.We also delve into the he
Sound of Freedom: A Conversation with Tim Ballard on Ending Child Sex Slavery
This riveting episode brings you close to a real-life hero, Tim Ballard, who's been in the trenches fighting the abhorrent issue of child sex slavery for 20 years. His incredible journey forms the backbone of the summer blockbuster, "Sound of Freedom". Child sex slavery is a chilling reality that this movie dares to tackle head-on and its role in inspiring brand new legislation aimed at locating missing children. Now, more than ever, our children are vulnerable to online predators exploiting so
Preparing Your Kids for Monetary Success: A Chat with Chad Willardson
Are you ready to arm your children with the crucial skill of financial literacy? Join us as we pick the brain of Chad Willardson, founder, and president of Pacific Capital and author of four books focused on finance and literacy. A parent of five, Chad's unique approach to teaching his children about money is both unconventional and inspiring. From opening bank accounts at a tender age to forgoing the traditional forms of allowance, Chad offers a fresh perspective on preparing children for
"Who are You Spending Life With?" Insights from Randy Garn
Ever thought about how your hectic life, full of business meetings and endless to-do lists, affects your relationships? Have you ever wondered how to balance your career without missing out on precious family moments? We've got you covered in this enlightening episode with the accomplished entrepreneur and dedicated family man, Randy Garn. Randy shares his experience in prioritizing time and developing a people strategy that doesn’t compromise family life.We delve into the art of work-life
Cultivating Connection: Raising a Tight-Knit Family with David Gilliland
Imagine saying "no" to countless things just to be able to powerfully say "yes" to what truly matters. In this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with David Gilliland, a father who has done just that. By cultivating a culture of friendship and intentionality, David has successfully raised eight daughters into a tight-knit family.As we delved into the intentional planning and growth strategies that David and his wife employ, we discovered how they maintain a strong bond
"From CHAOS Comes New Beginnings" with Curtis G. Marsh
In this powerful conversation, Curtis Marsh opens up about his battle with alcohol and drug abuse, which ultimately led to him spending 30 days in jail in 2008. He shares the lessons he learned during his time in jail, the effect that it had on him as a father and how it has impacted his journey towards recovery, and the legacy he is now trying to leave his family.Curtis also discusses his unique approach to finding empowerment by redefining the concept of CHAOS. Listeners will gain valuable ins
"A Brighter Day-Supporting Teens through the Darkness of Suicidal Thoughts and Depression" with Elliot Kallen
Elliot Kallen is a mental health advocate and founder of the charity "A Brighter Day". Elliot shares his personal journey of losing his own son Jake and how that experience inspired him to create a platform that provides resources and support for teens who are going through similar struggles.We discuss the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding mental health, and how parents can recognize warning signs and help teens access professional help. We also explore the different types
Encore of Our #1 Most Downloaded Episode with Coach/Teacher/ALS Fighter Erik Thompson
This last week, Erik Thompson retired from his career as a high school teacher at Ogden High School. He has directly impacted the lives of thousands of students and inspired them through his coaching, example, and grit as they have seen him fight ALS with the same tenacity he brings to the field every Friday night. Erik's story has indirectly influenced countless more from his openness about living life more fully, approaching life with a greater sense of gratitude, and setting an example o
"Permission to Parent, Helping our Kids Learn Failure and Using Adversity to Succeed" with Brandon Steiner
This week's guest is Brandon Steiner, the founder of Steiner Sports, the leading memorabilia company in the sports industry. Brandon is also a best-selling author and a sought-after motivational speaker who inspires and educates individuals and companies on leadership, teamwork and achieving success.In this episode, Brandon shares his insights on parenting and raising children to become independent and responsible adults. He emphasizes the importance of allowing our children to learn from t
"Overcoming the Seemingly Impossible, Practicing the 'Daily Dime' and Crushing Self-Imposed Limits" with Jeff Griffin
In this episode of the Gentlemen Project Podcast, we are joined by Jeff Griffin. Jeff is a true inspiration, having overcome incredible odds after being paralyzed from the waist down. During our conversation, Jeff shares his personal story of perseverance and the importance of overcoming self-imposed limits. He also emphasizes the importance of daily habits and how they can help us achieve our goals, no matter how big or small. We also dive into the power of practicing gratitude and self-reflect
"The Man Behind the Mask" with Former Utah Jazz Bear Jon Absey
Join us as we welcome our special guest, Jon Absey, the former Utah Jazz Bear mascot. Jon shares his inspiring story of taking advantage of opportunities and the challenges of balancing family and work and living a purpose-driven life. With his 18 years of experience as the Jazz Bear, Jon has entertained millions of fans and brought joy to countless lives. He talks about the importance of living a charitable life, finding your passions, and how he has used his platform for good.Throughout his ca
"Pack Your Lunch and Go to Work!" with Rudy Ruettiger
Join us for an inspiring episode as we sit down with Rudy Ruettiger, the subject of the classic football film "Rudy." Rudy shares his story of perseverance and determination, overcoming obstacles to fulfill his dream of playing for Notre Dame. He discusses the key principles that helped him along the way, including grit, passion, surrounding himself with supportive people, and selflessness. Rudy's journey will leave you motivated and encouraged to chase your dreams. This episode i
"Legacy Building, Family Business and Relationships, Problem Solving and How to be Lucky" with Christopher Robinson
In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Christopher Robinson. Christopher has been in the family business for nearly 40 years and works closely with siblings, children, and other family members in the family business. We dive into some of the lessons he has learned over his lifetime about the importance of teaching children hard work and making the most of opportunities presented to them. He explains how teaching kids entrepreneurial skills helps them to understand problem-solving from
"Be Where Your Feet Are" with Scott O'Neil
This week we welcome Scott O'Neil to the podcast. He has established himself as a masterful leader in the world of sports and entertainment. With 25+ years directing NBA, NHL & NFL teams like Philadelphia 76ers & New York Knicks - Scott is an undeniable force! Drawing upon his Harvard Business School education to develop meaningful initiatives promoting respect, diversity & social responsibility among the organizations he leads - His accomplishments have earned him a richly dese
"Developing Education Plans, Adapting Parenting Styles, Supporting Spouses and Popping the Ego Bubble" with Earl Hurst
Today, we have the pleasure of chatting with Earl Hurst who's come to us armed with stories and advice for crafting a successful family life. He'll be sharing how he navigated parenthood while raising his five children, as well as some tips on building healthy relationships. Plus, get ready: you're sure to learn from his example about celebrating your marriage partner and their individualism! Tune in now for an insightful discussion that might just change your relationship dynamic
"Reviving Chivalry, Purposefully Prioritizing Time and the Importance of Communication, Affection and Discipline in Raising Kids and in Creating Healthy Marriages" with Jae Schmutz
Jae Schmutz knows that making others feel appreciated begins at home. He witnessed the effects of his loving parents and also experienced tragedy when he lost his mom to cancer as a young boy. This inspired him to take action and prioritize time with family, showing respect for those around him in both word and deed - opening doors, sending flowers, being polite ... Jae believes we can all make our world better by modeling positive behavior starting within the walls of our own homes!Jae is the S
"The Most Beautiful Hard" with Brady Murray from RODS Heroes
Brady and Andrea Murray and the amazing RODS Heroes Foundation are on the precipice of doing something truly remarkable. Through recent trips to Columbian orphanages, diplomatic doors have been opened for the adoption of beautiful and deserving children. Brady tells us what miracles they have seen this year in the foundation and what WE as the Gentlemen Project Podcast family can do to help change the lives of these kids and our own families. Brady makes a HUGE announcement on the podcast and te
"The Value of Human Relationships and Living Loyal" with Jay Francis
Jay Francis spent 35 years helping to build the Utah Jazz organization from it's earliest days in Utah. Throughout his career, he was known as someone who built and maintained valuable relationships with others that enabled him to become one of the most respected and approachable executives in the state of Utah. Jay speaks about the importance of building relationships, the mentors he's had in his life, a few things he wishes he'd done different while raising kids and the things t
"A Grandfather's Legacy-A Life Full of Love and Faith" with Udell B. Funk
Joining us this week on the podcast is Udell B. Funk. If you've met him, you remember him. Through masterful storytelling, everyday conversation and personal interaction he has taught, mentored and instilled the best parts of himself into others effectively for 86 years. He is the consummate gentleman to the world, a purposeful and loving father to his children and the grandfather and great grandfather that anyone would be lucky to have. His legacy is full already. Kirk's claim to fame
"Prayer with Children, Cultural Diversity, Learning from Sports and Teaching Financial Literacy to Children" with Michel Bergeron
This week's podcast is one that touches on many aspects of raising children. Michel Bergeron grew up in a French-speaking home in Canada in a military family that exposed him early on to many different cultures and diversity. He shares some of the things he is doing with his four daughters that have helped them connect with each other and have meaningful conversations. Michel also talks about how playing sports in college has helped him in his life by teaching skills that can't be lear
"A Beautiful Child"---How to Best Support and Love Those Who Have Lost a Child with Derrick Esplin
The Esplin family tragically lost their oldest child, Mason (he was 17 at the time), on March 13, 2020, due to injuries he sustained in a dirt bike accident. The grief of losing Mason has, at times, been all-consuming. Derrick has learned through Mason's passing that there are things that people can say that are helpful to a grieving parent, as well as things that should not be said. Suffering through the loss of a child is something that no parent is equipped to deal with and Derrick has l
"Trajectory from Trauma and Beating the Bullies" with Jason Sisneros
Jason Sisneros grew up being raised by an abusive criminal. At the age of 7, he was trying to protect his own mother from physical abuse. While recovering from physical abuse alone in his room, he decided what kind of man he would be when he was a father. Throughout his life, he has taken the experiences that could be seen as insurmountable and instead recognized that these experiences have made him exactly who he needs to be today. Jason's business and philanthropic endeavors all have thei
"In This Family No One Fights Alone" with Coach Erik Thompson
Erik Thompson is a beloved coach, mentor, father, son and husband. His impact on his community as head coach of the Ogden High Tigers has been immeasurable. Over the coarse of 27 years of coaching, his impact on the youth has been enormous. Erik has been diagnosed with ALS. While the effects of the disease have placed some physical limits on what he can do, his grit and determination to leave his mark on his family and his team has never been stronger. Erik talks about the power of gratitude, re
"My Father's Example" with Nexus IT CEO Earl Foote
Recognizing influences that make us who we are is an important part of our individual journeys. In Earl Foote's case, his father's example and constant influence in his life has taught him valuable things he now uses to navigate his own fatherhood. Earl talks about how his father's example of compassion, authenticity and kindness has influenced him at home and in business. He also shares some of the things that he has learned that have changed his perspective on his role as a lead
"Pathologically Positive Parenting" with Dr. Paul Jenkins
Dr. Paul Jenkins is a clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience helping individuals, teams, families and companies to live on purpose and think in a way that lets them capitalize on their opportunity for growth. In this episode he talks about unconditional love, providing opportunities for our kids to grow and recognizing the choice we all have to be positive. He also touches on the importance of identifying our own programming and how to overcome some of the negative programming an
"Dad Jokes from Heaven and Daily Talks with God" with Kelly Cardenas
When Kelly Cardenas lost his "Pops", he didn't expect a joke from heaven to help him through his grief. Now through daily habits, he continues to seek inspiration and document the things God whispers to him. Kelly witnessed his father's own progression as a father figure and now uses that example to pass values and culture to his children as well. You won't want to miss this episode and the wisdom that Kelly shares about daily inspiration, positive habits and finding joy
"The Art of Being a Gentleman" with Actor, Performer and GENTRI's own Casey Elliott
Casey Elliott grew up in a family where passion for performance and the arts were ingrained in him from a young age. Realizing the power of music and the arts, he has chosen a career that has taken him on tour with some of the biggest shows, performing with some of the biggest artists. But serving individuals through music is where Casey finds the most joy. Learn how Casey built a solid foundation with his wife, is raising 4 kids all while touring, filming and performing all over the world. You
"Doing What's Never Been Done Before" with Multiple World Record Holder Brad Barton
Brad Barton owns multiple world records in Masters Track and Field. Not only did he break the records, but he broke the computer models as his times were so fast, the computer thought it was an error. When doing something that's never been done before, there are thousands of times when you have to decide to keep going. Brad believes that it's more effective to make one BIG decision than to make the thousand small ones every day. He shares how he found his unexpected track in life, bene
"How to Live Authentically & Navigate Mental Health Challenges" with Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Expert James Hadlock
1 in 4 adults in the US have a diagnosable mental health challenge. That means that someone you love has dealt with depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. Although widespread, the stigma that is attached to mental health is as pervasive as the disease itself. Normalizing the conversations about dealing with mental health and addiction challenges is the first step in creating a helpful environment for us all to receive the help we need. James Hadlock's experience comes from his own exper
"Working Out with Chuck Norris, Teaching Sex and Intimacy to Kids and Shooting for the Seemingly Impossible" with Branding Expert and Author Ernie Harker
How do you become personal friends with Chuck Norris? You put it out there and take a chance. How do you find mentorship or expert advice? Put it out there. How do you have a more frank communication style with your children and spouse? You guessed it. Ernie Harker has done amazing things in his life professionally and in addition to that, he has mentored and been influential in the lives of many youth, including his own kids. You'll love listening to Ernie as he lays out how he talked to h
"Infertility, Learning from Epic Adventures, Grit and Tapping into Human Potential" with Ben Dodge
At over 300 lbs, Ben Dodge signed up for his first triathlon. The journey he embarked on since has been full of epic adventures all over the globe. From biking across the Continental US in just over a week to recently hiking Mt. Kilimanjaro, Ben has found that the secret to his happiness is constantly pushing what the normal is and discovering that we as humans have more potential than we ever thought possible. Ben discusses the challenges and lessons of infertility, raising a son with special n
"Teaching Unshaking Optimism, Hustle, Urgency and Situational Awareness in Kids" with CEO Ross McGarvey
Growing up in Glasgow Scotland with a gym teacher for a father taught Ross McGarvey a few things about work ethic. Hustle, attitude and drive were part of his life and he's teaching his young sons the power of being in the moment. Driving them to get outside, play and learn by failing, and dealing with life's challenges in a new way has lead them to a strong culture that influences his children to daily exclaim that today is the BEST DAY EVER! Ross is a joy to learn from and will be a
"The 3 Things" with Mark Massey
Mark Massey is a very effective communicator and connector. He's had plenty of practice as a dad and as an serial entrepreneur. Mark discusses the “3 things” he has had to work on to become a better father. Mark covers what it was like being raised by a dedicated step-father after the loss of his father as a child. He shares many 'ah-ha' moments with us as we cover topics like unconditional love, allowing our kids to fail and allowing ourselves those introspective moments as fa
"Connecting the Dots of Life" with Eric Wallace, Founder of the Sons of Baseball Foundation
Sports played a major roll in the life and upbringing of Eric Wallace. Little did he know that health challenges in his family growing up and the love of baseball would influence his life in a way that would inspire him to start the Sons of Baseball Foundation that has blessed the lives of hundreds of families. We hope you'll join us to listen to the story of how a passion and the right partners can make a lasting effect on the world. Make it a Great Week!Kirk and Cory MooreCheck out the sh
"Parenting with Intention" with CEO Derrick Porter
Derrick is the CEO of BIG (Beauty Industry Group). While being successful in business, Derrick has very intentionally created ways for his kids to learn valuable lessons for their own future success. Derrick lead us through some of the things that he and his wife have tried to balance business travel, weekends, school and working from home. You will want to listen to this episode with a pen and notebook because you're going to walk away with lots of ideas you can implement with your own kid
"I Like Me Better When I'm With You" with Author, Songwriter and Hall of Fame Speaker Dan Clark
Dan Clark is founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar international communications company; University Professor; High Performance Business Coach; Podcast Host; Gold Record Songwriter; Film Maker; New York Times Best Selling Author of 37 books; a Primary Contributing Author to the Chicken Soup For The Soul series; and an Award Winning Athlete who fought his way back from a paralyzing injury that cut short his football career. Dan has been inducted into the Professional Speakers Hall
"Still Witnessing Miracles" with RODS Heroes Founder Brady Murray
Courage to follow your heart, being open to doing things that seem impossible or simply being humble enough to admit you were wrong are all lessons that Brady Murray drives home with stories that will give you chills. You'll find motivation to tackle things that you want to do and leave feeling like anything is possible. Brady Murray is a father to 7 beautiful children, 2 with an extra chromosome and added superpowers. Brady walks us through their life and along the way demonstrates the pow
"The Wonders of Integrity" with Ron Smart
Sometimes one decision can impact your life and the lives of your family forever. Ron Smart tells the story of his father and mother who acted with integrity to salvage their family name. Not until years later does this decision bless the lives of their family and thousands of others because of the trustworthiness and proven integrity of their family name. Ron Smart was the CEO and Chairman of the Board for Won-Door Corporation and ran the company for over 40 years. He serves in many philanthrop
"Kids and Smartphones-Technology at the Right Time" with Troomi CEO Bill Brady
Introducing technology and smartphones to kids and teens can be a very nuanced endeavor. Bill Brady joins us today to talk about how his company Troomi Wireless, is giving families the tools for them to properly introduce technology at the rate that's best for individual kids: allowing parents to train them how to use the technology that will be a major part of their lives. Bill also shares how his experiences as a father helped shape the company's ethos in building the Troomi operatin
"Building a Sure Foundational Relationship with our Kids" with CEO Jim Burwell
The foundation on which we build a life long relationship with our children has to be strong. We all want to help our children and guide them in ways that will lead them to make good decisions and avoid heartache. But those conversations happen when we purposefully put in the work to build the communication channels beforehand and assure our kids that we are on their team as coaches and guides. Jim Burwell has learned these lessons from his own experience as a father and as a youth leader. His e
"How Family History Influences Generations" with Executive Coach Eric Harrison
Eric Harrison's path through life has given him the understanding of why he is who he is and what makes him unique. It has also given him the insight into the how family history affects future generations. Realizing where certain traits and influences fit into our lives can be a powerful tool in deciding the type of parent, spouse and friend we want to become. Eric shares experiences and lessons he has learned as he has become a grandfather as well. Eric's influence is worldwide as he
"The Sleep Apnea Epidemic, Using Personality Profiles and Defining the Win" with Dr. Jamison Spencer
Jamison Spencer is one of the world's foremost experts on sleep apnea and teaches dentists the world over how to identify warning signs and get this disorder treated. But even while being an expert, he missed a diagnoses in his own son. Shedding light on how we sometimes we miss important things in our own homes. Jamison teaches doctors from all over the world in Spencer Study Club as they focus on productivity, mindset, personality profiles, and defining the win in our own lives. Jamison i
"Flipping the Gratitude Switch and Seeing the World in a Way that Fundamentally Changes Us" with Author, Speaker and Entrepreneur Kevin Clayson
From road rage monster to literally one of the kindest humans in the world, Kevin Clayson has found that applying a simple formula of gratitude when we are faced with frustration and challenges can make all the difference. Kevin wrote the book "FLIP the Gratitude Switch" for his kids. Now it's in over two dozen countries and has been the resource for countless schools, youth groups and families to understand the simple cognitive processes behind choosing to be grateful for life, n
"Confidence to be a Champion, Following Your Dreams and Building Valuable Relationships" with Mac's Place Founder Brady McIntyre
Brady McIntyre and his dad have always been close. It was his father that instilled in him a quiet confidence to step up and do the right thing regardless of the consequences. Sharing hobbies and passions with his dad taught him business and people skills that Brady now uses to run Mac's Place, a social and business club downtown that brings people together and builds valuable relationships through unique experiences. Brady touches on lessons that both his mom and dad taught him that have m
"Providing Opportunities and Developing Abilities and Skills in Our Kids" with JW Davies
Helping your kids recognize and seize opportunities can be a challenge. Even in normal circumstances. JW Davies is navigating this challenge with the added excitement of having a son who has Down Syndrome and is entering adulthood. JW's ideas on how to engage and keep his family close have lead to their family mantra being one of acceptance, positivity and inclusion for everyone. Especially those that live with disabilities. Join us on the podcast to learn from the Davies family and build m
"Love is Action" with Justin Stuart
With two young sons, Justin Stuart has learned that showing up for your family and more importantly showing love for them is more than just talking about it and even saying it. It's the action behind the love that shows our family and friends our true intentions and love for them. Justin also talks about helping our kids learn to do things rather than doing everything for them. As an avid listener of the podcast himself, he also talks about the podcast guests that have impacted him to be a
"Never Empower Yourself to Quit and Learning Your Way In" with Paul Belcher
Growing up, Paul Belcher's dad taught him that regardless of your circumstances, you never empower yourself to quit. Adapting, changing and following your dreams can lead to great things when you never give up. As a young college graduate, Paul bought Mountain Crane through grit and determination and just finding a way. Paul now runs the 15th largest crane company in North America. By recognizing and leveraging your personal assets, you'll be amazed at what you can do. You can learn yo
"The Power of Legacy, The Wounded Blue, Serendipity on Route 66 and Mentors that Matter" with Author, Actor and Founder Randy Sutton
After decades in law enforcement, Randy Sutton found himself in circumstances that enabled him to become a face for injured and disabled law enforcement officers. Through support education, assistance and legislation, his organization "The Wounded Blue" has become the national resources to which these heroes can turn. Randy's life story has not been one that he expected but one of powerful influence and legacy. By recognizing and taking advantage of opportunities to serve, Randy
“Strength in Marriage, Navigating Technology with Kids and the Power of Helping Children Recognize their Future Potential" with Tyler Dabo
Women are quite often prolific leaders. Tyler Dabo talks about purposefully leading together as a father in tandem with our spouses and the power that can give our children to realize their future potential. The strength of a strong marriage can bless and teach our children many things about healthy relationships. Tyler also discusses what they have done as a family to navigate the pitfalls of video games, cell phones, pornography and the potential for technology addiction that is so prolific in
"A Text to My Kids" with Bryce Blanchard
In preparation for this interview, Bryce Blanchard texted his kids a simple question. "Can you share with me lessons or principles I have taught you as a father that have been most meaningful?" He shares their responses and talks about how some of those lessons have been taught, certain ones that have been successful and a few lessons he's learned along the way. Bryce is the father to 4 kids ages 12-20. He's been purposeful in creating a very successful business and has trans
"Three Principles of a Successful Life" with Jono Gardner
Every morning when his kids leave the house, Jono Gardner reminds his kids to live a purposeful life. Through good examples, Jono has learned what he wants to teach his children and has narrowed down what qualities he hopes to instill in his children. Purposeful and meaningful conversations with kids can have a huge impact on their ability to face the day. In this episode, Jono Gardner walks us through some of the things he has learned raising kids and what he's been doing to give his kids
"The Power of Asking the Right Question" with TRUSS Partner Jeff Rust
Jeff Rust is probably one of the most connected men you'll ever meet. He has spent his career helping others build relationships and foster connection to build their businesses using basic principles of genuine friendship. He is also the dad to 7 kids, ages 0-18. He's learned a few things about building solid relationships with his kids and making sure they're ready for the world in front of them. Jeff describes what lessons he is teaching his kids, how they're teaching him a
"Parenting with Gratitude"-An Encore presentation of Chester Elton the "Apostle of Appreciation"
Introduced to us as "A man with a heart as big as Texas, energy that could power the sun, and goodness right down to his DNA from the beginning of time", Chester Elton helps companies develop an "all-in" culture and promotes engagement. Well, these principles in business can apply to the home as well. Our conversation covers giving ourselves and others some grace, positive self talk, motivation and coaching on things that will make us all better fathers and parents.Chester’
"The Myth of Multi-Tasking; Being Present at Home and Approaching Mental Health Challenges" with Productivity Expert Dave Crenshaw
Dave Crenshaw develops productive leaders in Fortune 500 Companies. He has written 5 books and has reached tens of millions of people via LinkedIn Learning with courses that consistently rank as some of the top in the world.Many of the coaching tips he shares with his clients can also be used in the home. When we want to get more out of our time at home, be more present and do a more effective job as parents, these principles translate very well to home life as well. Dave shares some of his fami
"The Challenges of Growing Up without a Dad" with James Stephenson
James Stephenson grew up without a father in the home. He realized that he missed out on a lot of lessons that dads usually teach their sons. Because of his background he decided to start the YouTube Channel mystepdad.org to help young men learn some important lessons about life skills and growing up. Perhaps the most important lesson he teaches is helping these young men build their self esteem and realize that they have enormous worth. As gentlemen, we all should rise up to meet the needs of a
"Showing Up for Others in Their Time of Need" with Beau Babka and Brett Magleby
Beau Babka and Brett Magleby are best friends. They are also both retired Law Enforcement officers that have dedicated their lives to showing up for others. We discuss the importance of empathy for others, being a strong example to our children, asking for help when we need it and protecting our children from the evils of human trafficking. You won't want to miss these gentlemen's perspective on raising kids and learning from mistakes along the way. Make it a great week!Kirk Chugg and
"Year in Review-Things We Learned" a Special Anniversary Podcast After 1 Year with Kirk and Cory
After the first full year of podcasts, Kirk and Cory go back and find some recurring themes in the first 52 episodes and share some of their most memorable moments. They share their plans for the podcast in the future and issue a challenge to our listeners to participate in year #2. Cory and Kirk both answer the famous wrap of question of what it means to be a gentlemen. A huge thank you to all of our listeners and guests who have made the podcast what it is. We are truly blessed to be among so
"Ending on Empty-Discipline, Routine and Self-Mastery" with Blake Redd
Discipline, routine and self mastery are all tools that Blake Redd uses to be a better father. Some of those things are to keep his own mind right so that he can be present and attentive with his family and some of them are tools he uses to teach by example. Blake competes in Crossfit at a high level and is a huge proponent of personal physical fitness. He discusses how it helps him to be a more focused dad, coach and husband. Blake coaches his kids' sports teams, mentors many others and ru
"Teaching Resilience and Emotional Intelligence" with Resilience Expert Rey Medellin
Resilience, grit, stick-to-itiveness...whatever you call it, it's about not giving up and learning from life's challenges. As kids have more and more outside influences that help them find the easy way to do things, it's important to help them learn to be resilient and learn to do hard things. Rey Medellin is a resiliency expert. He is the owner of Island Resilience Center. He helps his clients learn emotional intelligence and identifying their strengths and weaknesses. He serves
"Wherever You're at, Be There" with Costa Vida CEO Dave Rutter
As CEO of Costa Vida, Dave Rutter was pulled in many different directions while building a successful company. The direction he always felt most drawn to was home and the family waiting for him there. However, the struggle of putting family first was a challenge for him like it is for most of us. Dave shares advice on how he has connected with his family, adjusted to life's changes and become more present. Advice we all need to hear as life pulls us in different directions. Dave and his wif
"Notes from Grandpa"
This week Kirk shares an experience he had with his Grandfather and the impact that writing down your thoughts and beliefs can have on future generations. A short and to-the-point call to each of us to take the time to write down the things we hope outlast us and reinforce the legacy we hope to leave our families. Make it a Great Week! Check out the show on any of your favorite platforms and give us a like and follow if you like our content! Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/th
"Mental Health, False Stigmas, Divorce and Blending Families" with Paul Rollins
Paul Rollins has dealt with major challenges in his life like mental health, divorce, abuse and depression in his family. Yet, he is happy and has found ways to overcome and move forward. He joins us today to share some of the lessons he has learned about the power of vulnerability, seeking help and supporting those that need help as they deal with their own challenges. Paul covers the lessons he has learned by blending families, parenting children with disabilities and becoming a powerful sourc
"Liberating and Protecting Children, Teaching Culture and Embracing Family Heritage" with Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes
Sean Reyes comes from a family that values hard work and the American Dream. Sean speaks passionately about human trafficking, child and sex slavery, mental health, suicide and addiction. In his position as Attorney General of Utah, he sees the many dangers that face our society and our kids and during the podcast he discusses how to protect our kids. He also talks about resources available to parents and kids when they find themselves in need of help. Please join us as we speak with Sean. You&a
"Changing Your Stars, Building People and Strengthening Important Relationships" with Frank Martin
Growing up, Frank Martin was always the new kid in school. From the oil fields across the US, Frank learned to make many friends but never got to say goodbye to them. Through a nomadic lifestyle growing up, Frank learned what kind of father he wanted to be and what kind of example he wouldn't be to his own children. Through many years of trial and error, Frank, now the retired CEO of Martin Harris Construction Company, shares the things he wished he'd done differently and the path he t
"Overcoming the Odds-from Foster Care to the NFL- Forgiveness, Redemption and making Shift Happen" with Anthony Trucks
Bouncing around the foster care system as a child taught Anthony Trucks a lot of things he internalized. Some of those things were lies-lies that society told him about where he would end up. Anthony's story is about finding a home with loving parents and the deprogramming that came after years of heartache. Anthony overcame the odds and has now developed a way to "make shift happen". He speaks all across the country and coaches his clients on how to overcome the self-limiting bel
"Adopting Family Counsels and Regular Personal Interviews with Kids" with Jeremy Dunn
Sometimes we know what we need to do but the disconnect between knowing and doing seems large and sometimes insurmountable. Often times that leads to a cycle of inaction or apathy. This week, Jeremy Dunn helps us break it down into small and manageable actions that can make a big difference in improving our relationships with our kids and other family members. Jeremy discusses how he has adopted family counsels, personal interviews with his kids and a few other small and simple habits that have
"The Magic of Dreaming Big" with Money Mentor Chris Naugle
Since Chris Naugle was a kid he's had the ability to visualize his dreams. Whether that was becoming a professional snowboarder or a successful business owner, he's seen the power of visualization. When it comes to teaching our kids about seeing their dreams become a reality, nothing can be more powerful to them that knowing that their father, mother or mentor is standing right behind them. Chris touches on the way kids learn, and what he's learning as a father to a toddler. You&
"Control the Controllable" with Parent Advocate Janae Moss
Janae Moss has years of experience connecting parents to resources. Through her own personal experience Janae saw the need to make parents aware of programs and drive them to make the changes to better their world. Janae brings decades of experience of building businesses and a drive to constantly keep learning to being a mother to seven children. Janae talks about building relationships between grandparents and children, the role they play in the development of their grandchildren and the impor
"Raising Kids that Aren't Addicted to Dopamine" with Dr. Alok Trivedi
Dr. Alok Trivedi joins us on the podcast this week to discuss raising kids so that they don't get used to the addiction of always needing to feel "good", but enable them to govern their emotions in a way that is not dependent on the kick of dopamine to be happy. From topics like the dopamine jungle of social media to the way we reward our kids and let them make decisions for themselves, the expertise of Dr. Trivedi will leave you thinking of creative ways to improve your parentin
"George the Gentleman-Things My Father and Life Have Taught Me About Second Chances" with Brad Ross
Sometimes life gives us a wake up call and we see things differently afterward. For Brad Ross, it's happened several times and each time, his life and the lessons he's learned from these events have molded him into who he is today. Join us this week as we discuss the art of seeing life through the perspective of learning and ceasing the day. Brad's experiences will leave you inspired to live life more fully and in a way that will leave a wonderful legacy. Brad is the Managing Di
“Leadership is an Action not a Position” with John Kemp
John Kemp was raised by a career Marine. His idea of discipline and leadership was formed by how he was raised as a boy. As he raised his own children, the lessons of leadership, growth and discipline took a new form as he found what worked for him. Join us this week as we get to learn more from business titan John Kemp.Have a great week! Kirk Chugg & Cory MooreCheck out the show on any of your favorite platforms and give us a like and follow if you like our content! Apple Podcastshttps://po
"Addiction, Redemption and the Story of Red Barn Farms" with Mike Haws
Mike Haws had a pretty serious wake up call that has now echoed through hundreds of lives. From personal tragedy and drug addiction to hope and light for those that deal with addiction's pull, Mike and his team at Red Barn Farms are making a difference by teaching the power of living lives of integrity. Mike discusses how his life went from one of heartache and sorrow to one that lifts and lights the way for others. A true story of redemption and courage. You can't miss this one! Make
"Creating and Adopting a Family Brand, Crest, Motto and Culture" with Ryan D. Lee
Your family name used to be an announcement of who you were and what you stood for. Keeping that tradition can impact your family in a huge way. Ryan Lee walks us through how he did it with his family, the impact it has had on them and how they've sought to live a more intentional life together. Ryan walks us through some of the moments he has experienced that have humbled him and changed him as a father and some that are just plain motivating. You won't want to miss this episode!Make
"Eyes Up-Do the Work" with Especially for Athletes Founder Dustin Smith
Dustin Smith founded Especially for Athletes to help remind student athletes of the importance of Keeping their "Eyes Up and Doing the Work". In short, living outside of yourself and living a life where you seek to bless and not impress. Many challenges plague our youth today and Dustin gets to see a lot of them in his work with youth. He shares in the podcast what he thinks the number one challenge is for our youth and the hope that he has for the Millennial generation and how we can
"Seeing Your Kids Where They Are" with Executive Coach Crawford Cragun
In this week's episode, Crawford Cragun shares how he helps his clients to work on themselves in order to work on their business. As an executive coach, he has had decades of experience in the business world but on the podcast he shares over 40 years of experience as a father that has helped mold and shape him into who he is today. In this episode we talk about the very personal realizations he has had as a father and how he has learned the importance of meeting our children where they actu
"Taking Notes from my Younger Self" with Utah Jazz President Jim Olson
Jim Olson is the President of the Utah Jazz and leads the business side of the team with the best record in the NBA. But titles are not who we are. Jim's title of father is one that he holds in the highest regard and sees as his most important job in life. During the podcast, he explores some of the opportunities he has had to learn as a father. As he made course corrections and adaptations in different stages of his life, he recognizes that he was taught lessons by both his father and his
"My Promotion from Board Room to Stay-at-Home Dad" with Kyle Depiesse
Kyle Depiesse is a self-described "corporate burnout". From the pinnacle of his career in the boardroom, Kyle felt like his super power was in helping others uncover learning. So from becoming a high school teacher and now a stay-at-home dad and successful coach to entrepreneurs and business owners themselves, he has learned a thing or two about creating the rhythms of life and the deception of "trying to balance" work and home life. We also tackle the topic of infertility a
"The #1 Issue Affecting Our Kids" with Therapist Adam Poll
What's it like being a teenager today? Let's all admit that we can have empathy for the way our kids may feel but let's not pretend that we are experts on exactly what they're dealing with. We all know that the influence of social media, substance abuse and isolation are influences in our teens' lives. So how do we approach it with them and lean into these issues so that we can be a support to them to help them solve their own problems? Get your notebook out folks becaus
"The Curriculum of Life" with Serial Entrepreneur and Philanthropist Ted Broman
If you weren't going to be around any more, what would you want your kids to know about life? What did you find important? What do you hope your kids would do with their lives? Ted Broman asked himself these questions and created what he calls the curriculum of life for his kids. Throughout this episode you'll hear inspiring advice and great takeaways from decades of experience. You won’t want to miss this one! Ted Broman has created several multimillion-dollar businesses. He was a M
"Embracing Your Kids' Passions" with Derek Miner
Derek Miner has the Midas touch. He is persistently positive and his outlook on life, family and business is one that will leave you uplifted and optimistic. With 6 energetic and involved kids, Derek's approach to parenthood is one of embracing their passions and teaching them principles through these passions and hobbies. Derek is also known in the business world for bringing together high performance cultures that attract great employees. Derek shares some of the ideas he uses to build te
"The Art of Gentle Persuasion" with Aaron Scott Young
As a business mentor and advisor to thousands of companies, Aaron Young has a pretty good idea how to be successful in business. In this episode, Aaron shares what he has learned about being a father only after he was a grandfather. The examples of unconditional love and acceptance, fierce loyalty and determination were passed to Aaron from his parents. He shares with us the legacy that his late father left with him and what he has learned from his father on how to live life and love others and