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"Be Skeptical" don’t believe everything you hear, do your research, throw it against your valves, morals, or wisdom then see where it sticks.  We are a Millennial dad trying to understand my Gen Z son and vice-versa...sort of. We're diving headfirst into the dumpster fire of generational differences, fueled by hot takes and unwavering convictions. If you're looking for objective truth, you're in the wrong place. We're strictly in the 'all opinion, no facts'. Listener discretion advised mostly for the me. Two generations, infinite opinions. Prepare to disagree. No answers, all opinion no facts.

Episodes

  1. 11/26/2025

    Exploring the Unwritten Bro Code, Travel Cultural Shocks, and Cars Be Skeptical Ep 7

    In this episode of Be Skeptical, we dive deep into the unspoken and unwritten rules of the 'bro code' from different generations. Millennial Dad and his Gen Z son discuss everything from the 'urinal gap' to car mods they can't stand or secretly love. They also share their experiences traveling abroad, highlighting cultural shocks, especially related to food, fashion, and driving. This episode brings a mix of humor and insightful discussions, encouraging viewers to question and research everything. 00:00 Introduction to Be Skeptical 01:19 The Unwritten Rules of the Bro Code 02:55 Generational Differences in Communication 16:28 Traveling and Cultural Observations 31:08 Vacation Dreams and Realities 31:41 Comparing Germany and America 32:49 Car Culture and Modifications 37:05 Favorite Car Upgrades 46:45 Dream Cars and Realistic Goals 54:51 Driving Experiences Abroad 57:11 Wrapping Up and Future Plans

    59 min

  2. 11/13/2025

    When Skepticism Starts Feeling like Isolation Be Skeptical Ep 6

    In Episode 6 of 'Be Skeptical,' we explore the dynamics of skepticism across two generations – a millennial dad and a Gen Z son. We discuss the importance of questioning everything, but not dwelling on it, and highlight how to balance skepticism without becoming cynical. From analyzing personal morals to the value of patience and open-mindedness, this episode emphasizes the significance of being aware and the impacts of media on today's youth. We also tackle viewer comments, discuss the impact of skepticism on fatherhood, and delve into how to raise kids in a world filled with differing opinions. Join us for an engaging discussion filled with diverse perspectives. 00:00 Welcome to Be Skeptical 00:24 Generational Perspectives on Skepticism 01:35 Isolation and Skepticism 02:29 The Importance of Open-Mindedness 04:37 Curiosity and Ancient Mysteries 20:39 The Role of Patience and Persistence 27:50 Persistence Through Hard Times 28:05 Setting Goals and Working Hard 28:18 Making Your Own Grass Greener 28:51 Self-Reflection and Personal Responsibility 29:50 Skepticism and Raising Children 40:40 The Influence of Media and Society 43:11 Teaching Kids to Be Open-Minded 45:55 The Importance of Experience and Failure 54:55 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

    58 min

  3. 11/05/2025

    Real Manhood, Being Accountability, and Real Responsibility Be Skeptical Ep 5

    Navigating Manhood: Responsibility, Accountability, and Purpose | Be Skeptical Ep. 5 Welcome back to episode 5 of Be Skeptical, where opinions clash and perspectives differ! This week, Millennial Dad and Gen Z son dive deep into the themes of manhood, responsibility, and accountability. They discuss what it means to be a man, the importance of having a purpose, and how to handle moral dilemmas. From the nuances of being dependable to the delicate balance of emotional maturity, this episode covers it all. Join us for a candid conversation filled with insights, personal stories, and practical advice to navigate life's challenges. Don't miss it! 00:00 Introduction to Be Skeptical 00:55 Episode 5 Kickoff 01:20 Discussing Manhood and Responsibility 05:37 The Importance of Purpose 13:43 Moral Dilemmas and Tough Choices 20:20 Accountability and Taking Responsibility 31:56 Bottling Up Emotions 32:53 The Importance of Accountability 35:35 De-escalation Skills 37:58 Being Present and Responsible 40:48 Redefining the Man of the House 43:21 IQ Tests and Learning Styles 50:11 Teaching by Example 54:03 Father-Son Reflections 01:00:17 Concluding Thoughts and Gratitude

    1h 2m

  4. 10/29/2025

    Childlike Spirit, Woman Crushing Spirits, People Watching and OSU Locker Scandal Be Skeptical Ep 4

    In this episode of 'Be Skeptical,' Millennial Dad and Gen Z Son dive into lively discussions on a variety of topics, emphasizing the theme of the show, which is to encourage skepticism and not take everything at face value. We reminisce about childlike creativity, discussing stories from personal experiences and historical figures like the Wright Brothers and Isaac Newton. They also explore how logic and reasoning can sometimes stifle creative spirit. Shifting gears, they tackle the complexities of male-female interactions, with light-hearted anecdotes about literal and emotional misunderstandings. The conversation then moves to the nostalgia of mall culture and how online shopping and social media have impacted societal behaviors and relationships. They wrap up with a reflection on the importance of eye contact and non-verbal cues in communication, along with discussing a controversial OSU locker room scandal involving high school kids. Through it all, they highlight the significance of self-reflection and personal growth. Don't miss out on this engaging multi-generational dialogue! 00:00 Welcome to Be Skeptical: All Opinions, No Facts 01:30 Overcoming Obstacles with Childlike Spirit 05:07 The Power of Obsession and Creativity 09:18 Understanding Women: Emotional Complexity 24:24 The Decline of Malls: Nostalgia and Social Media 29:31 People Watching and Social Interactions 30:18 Nostalgia for Physical Media and Shopping 31:09 The Decline of Physical Collectibles 35:46 The Art of Reading People 39:36 Effective Communication and Relationships 49:23 OSU Locker Room Scandal 53:05 The Importance of Suffering for Growth 54:35 Podcast Wrap-Up and Reflections

    58 min

  5. 10/21/2025

    The Perfectionist Dad vs. The Freestyle Son Be Skeptical Ep 3

    Topics - Expectations, Effort, Perfectionist or Freestyle All Opinion, No Facts Two generations, infinite opinions. Prepare to disagree. Millennial dad  Gen Z son  diving headfirst into the dumpster fire of generational discussions, If you're looking for objective truth, you're in the wrong place. No answers, all opinion…no facts Be Skeptical - don’t believe everything you hear, do your research, throw it against your valves/moral/wisdom and see where it sticks.

    55 min

  6. 10/14/2025

    Suffering, Dating, Mental Health, and Movies Be Skeptical Ep 2

    Topics - Suffering, Dating, Mental Health, and Movies! Two generations, infinite opinions. Prepare to disagree. Millennial dad  Gen Z son  diving headfirst into the dumpster fire of generational differences, If you're looking for objective truth, you're in the wrong place.  Be Skeptical - don’t believe everything you hear, do your research, throw it against your valves/moral/wisdom and see where it sticks.

    1h 9m

  7. 09/30/2025

    Jobs, Finances, Relationships, Trends Be Skeptical Ep 1

    We are a Millennial dad trying to understand my Gen Z son and vice-versa...sort of. We're diving headfirst into the dumpster fire of generational differences, fueled by hot takes and unwavering convictions. If you're looking for objective truth, you're in the wrong place. We're strictly in the 'all opinion, no facts'. Listener discretion advised mostly for the me. Topics - jobs, finances, relationships, trends, and many more!

    1 hr
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"Be Skeptical" don’t believe everything you hear, do your research, throw it against your valves, morals, or wisdom then see where it sticks.  We are a Millennial dad trying to understand my Gen Z son and vice-versa...sort of. We're diving headfirst into the dumpster fire of generational differences, fueled by hot takes and unwavering convictions. If you're looking for objective truth, you're in the wrong place. We're strictly in the 'all opinion, no facts'. Listener discretion advised mostly for the me. Two generations, infinite opinions. Prepare to disagree. No answers, all opinion no facts.

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