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A look back as we look forward

In this episode, we take a look back at some of my favorite episodes that I have recorded so far. We also talk about what I have learned, how I have grown and what to look forward to as we continue this amazing podcast journey! Send us Fan Mail Thanks for listening to Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise. If this episode meant something to you, take a second to follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. That’s how this podcast grows. Join the group on Facebook by clicking the link below! https://www.facebook.com/me/ Have a question, story, or topic idea? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com (By emailing the show, you agree your message may be read on a future episode unless you request otherwise.) Until next time — stay mostly you, and occasionally wise.

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The Greatest Parent Movies of All Time (And What They Taught Me About Being a Dad)

Some movies make us laugh. Some make us cry. And some hit completely differently once we become parents. In this solo episode of Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise, I'm counting down my favorite parent movies of all time—not because they're award winners, but because they capture the love, sacrifice, humor, and unforgettable moments that come with raising a family. From Look Who's Talking to Mrs. Doubtfire, we'll revisit eight films that have shaped the way I think about fatherhood, family, and making memories. Along the way, I'll share a few personal stories, some laughs, and a reminder that the ordinary moments we often overlook are usually the ones our kids remember most. In this episode: 🎬 My Top 8 Parent Movies of All Time 🎙️ Why these films mean more to me now than they did before I became a dad ❤️ Lessons about family, love, and showing up for the people who matter most 🍿 A challenge to create more meaningful family memories—starting with your next movie night I'd love to hear from you! What's your #1 parent movie of all time? Share your list on Facebook or Instagram, and your pick might be featured in a future episode. Thanks for listening, and remember... Stay Mostly You... Occasionally Wise. Send us Fan Mail Thanks for listening to Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise. If this episode meant something to you, take a second to follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. That’s how this podcast grows. Join the group on Facebook by clicking the link below! https://www.facebook.com/me/ Have a question, story, or topic idea? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com (By emailing the show, you agree your message may be read on a future episode unless you request otherwise.) Until next time — stay mostly you, and occasionally wise.

33 phút

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Danielle Frank – Wine, Wisdom, and the Art of Parenting

In this episode of Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise, I sit down with author Danielle Frank to talk about her unique journey from the world of Miramax and Hollywood storytelling to writing A Wine Lover's Guide to Parenting. Danielle shares how her experiences in the entertainment industry shaped her approach to storytelling, why she decided to write a parenting-themed book despite not being a parent herself, and what she's learned from observing families, relationships, and life from a different perspective. Along the way, expect laughs, life lessons, Hollywood stories, parenting insights, and a reminder that sometimes the best way to navigate life's challenges is with a little humor and a lot of perspective. Send us Fan Mail Thanks for listening to Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise. If this episode meant something to you, take a second to follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. That’s how this podcast grows. Join the group on Facebook by clicking the link below! https://www.facebook.com/me/ Have a question, story, or topic idea? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com (By emailing the show, you agree your message may be read on a future episode unless you request otherwise.) Until next time — stay mostly you, and occasionally wise.

36 phút

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Dad's Guide to Surviving the Summer

Summer break is here, and if you're a parent, you know exactly what that means—more snacks, more road trips, more boredom battles, and a lot more chaos. In Episode 17 of Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise, Brian shares his completely unofficial, highly questionable, Dad-approved guide to surviving the summer. From lowering expectations and building the ultimate road trip survival pack to creating the perfect summer playlist and protecting family traditions, this episode is packed with humor, relatable parenting moments, and a reminder to enjoy the little things before summer slips away. Whether you're planning a family vacation, spending weekends at the ball field, or just trying to keep everyone entertained until school starts back, this episode is for you. In this episode: ☀️ Why lowering your expectations can actually improve your summer 🚗 The ultimate road trip survival pack every parent needs 🎵 How to build the perfect summer playlist 🏖️ Why family vacations aren't really vacations 😩 Emergency boredom plans for when the kids have "nothing to do" 🍦 The importance of summer traditions and family memories ❤️ A reminder that these summers go by faster than we think Join the conversation and share your favorite summer survival tips! Facebook: Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise Email: mostlymecontact@gmail.com Stay Mostly You, Occasionally Wise. Send us Fan Mail Thanks for listening to Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise. If this episode meant something to you, take a second to follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. That’s how this podcast grows. Join the group on Facebook by clicking the link below! https://www.facebook.com/me/ Have a question, story, or topic idea? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com (By emailing the show, you agree your message may be read on a future episode unless you request otherwise.) Until next time — stay mostly you, and occasionally wise.

35 phút

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The Unofficial Rules of Parenting

Ever wish parenting came with a handbook? In this episode of Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise, Brian shares some of the unofficial rules of parenting that every mom and dad learns along the way—usually through trial and error, plenty of laughter, and a little bit of chaos. From kids who think they know more than you do, to the mysterious disappearance of shoes, to the universal truth that you should always bring snacks, this episode is packed with relatable stories, parenting humor, and reminders to enjoy the little moments before they become memories. Whether you're raising toddlers, teenagers, or somewhere in between, you'll probably find yourself nodding along and saying, "Yep, that's exactly how it goes." Join the conversation by sharing your own unofficial parenting rules on the Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise Facebook page, or email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com. Because when it comes to parenting, we're all figuring it out one day at a time. Stay mostly you, occasionally wise. Send us Fan Mail Thanks for listening to Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise. If this episode meant something to you, take a second to follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. That’s how this podcast grows. Join the group on Facebook by clicking the link below! https://www.facebook.com/me/ Have a question, story, or topic idea? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com (By emailing the show, you agree your message may be read on a future episode unless you request otherwise.) Until next time — stay mostly you, and occasionally wise.

28 phút

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"The Unwritten Rules of Marriage"

Marriage comes with a lot of rules... the problem is nobody tells you what they are. In Episode 15 of Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise, Brian dives into the hilarious and sometimes confusing unwritten rules of marriage. From the proper way to fold a towel and load a dishwasher to passenger seat driving and the mystery of fitted sheets, this episode explores the little things every married couple seems to argue about. Along the way, Brian shares stories from family life, parenting chaos, and the everyday moments that make marriage both challenging and rewarding. Whether you've been married for years, are newly married, or just enjoy hearing relatable stories about relationships and family life, this episode is packed with laughs, honesty, and a reminder that sometimes the best part of marriage is having someone to survive the chaos with. In this episode: The "correct" way to fold towelsWhy dishwashers cause so many argumentsPassenger seat driving frustrationsMarriage after kidsThe fitted sheet conspiracyThe little things nobody warns you aboutHave an unwritten rule of marriage you've learned the hard way? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com or join the conversation on the Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise Facebook page. Thanks for listening, and remember to stay mostly you... and occasionally wise. Send us Fan Mail Thanks for listening to Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise. If this episode meant something to you, take a second to follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. That’s how this podcast grows. Join the group on Facebook by clicking the link below! https://www.facebook.com/me/ Have a question, story, or topic idea? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com (By emailing the show, you agree your message may be read on a future episode unless you request otherwise.) Until next time — stay mostly you, and occasionally wise.

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The Older I Get, The Weirder My Playlist Gets

Episode 14: The Older I Get, The Weirder My Playlist Gets Ever realize your playlist starts making less sense to everyone else… but somehow makes more sense to you? In this episode of Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise, Brian talks about how music changes as we get older and how certain albums and artists become attached to different chapters of our lives. We dive into the records that shaped us growing up, the artists we never thought we'd end up loving, and how becoming a dad somehow changes the way music hits you emotionally. From The Offspring and Poison to country music, Sam Cooke, and Chris Stapleton, this episode turns into a fun conversation about nostalgia, growing up, and the weird journey of realizing your playlist has become complete chaos. In this episode: • Albums that shaped my life • Music I never thought I’d actually enjoy • Why your playlist changes as you get older • Songs that instantly take you back in time • How becoming a dad changed the way I hear music Question for listeners: What song or album instantly takes you back to a specific moment in your life? Reach out on Facebook: Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise Email: mostlymecontact@gmail.com Stay Mostly You... Occasionally Wise. Send us Fan Mail Thanks for listening to Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise. If this episode meant something to you, take a second to follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. That’s how this podcast grows. Join the group on Facebook by clicking the link below! https://www.facebook.com/me/ Have a question, story, or topic idea? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com (By emailing the show, you agree your message may be read on a future episode unless you request otherwise.) Until next time — stay mostly you, and occasionally wise.

22 phút

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“The Things Dads Quietly Miss”

There are things dads quietly miss after becoming fathers… and most of us never talk about them. The silence. The freedom. The hobbies. Hot food. Watching an entire movie uninterrupted. In this episode of Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise, Brian talks honestly about the little parts of life dads secretly miss while also reflecting on the meaningful chaos that comes with fatherhood. From kids stealing fries off your plate to emotional moments that hit harder than expected, this episode mixes humor, honesty, and relatable dad life moments every parent will understand. Because missing parts of your old life doesn’t mean you love your kids any less. It just means you’re human. Stay mostly you… occasionally wise. Send us Fan Mail Thanks for listening to Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise. If this episode meant something to you, take a second to follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. That’s how this podcast grows. Join the group on Facebook by clicking the link below! https://www.facebook.com/me/ Have a question, story, or topic idea? Email the show at mostlymecontact@gmail.com (By emailing the show, you agree your message may be read on a future episode unless you request otherwise.) Until next time — stay mostly you, and occasionally wise.

21 phút

Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise

A look back as we look forward

The Greatest Parent Movies of All Time (And What They Taught Me About Being a Dad)

Danielle Frank – Wine, Wisdom, and the Art of Parenting

Dad's Guide to Surviving the Summer

The Unofficial Rules of Parenting

"The Unwritten Rules of Marriage"

The Older I Get, The Weirder My Playlist Gets

“The Things Dads Quietly Miss”

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Mostly Me, Occasionally Wise

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A look back as we look forward

The Greatest Parent Movies of All Time (And What They Taught Me About Being a Dad)

Danielle Frank – Wine, Wisdom, and the Art of Parenting

Dad's Guide to Surviving the Summer

The Unofficial Rules of Parenting

"The Unwritten Rules of Marriage"

The Older I Get, The Weirder My Playlist Gets

“The Things Dads Quietly Miss”

Trailer

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