Standing Still Steven Hoffa

Tyler Copley is a long time friend and comes back on the show to discuss his new podcast "Past Times with Nice Guy Ty". We get into podcasting strategies and fun behind the scenes topics. Then, I get into a rant about my recent horror stories dealing with my new dentist. Life is RAD.

NUMBER 100!! Absolutely blessed. Jeff, Cody, and Will join me in breaking down the highlight episodes of the entirety of The Standing Still Podcast. The boys give their favorites and individual perspectives. I get into the back story of the most notable episodes to date. Some episodes where I felt were absolute successes, and some that weren't. I've learned countless lessons from having this show. From inspiring interviews, to fun shows with friends, to deep and vulnerable solo episodes, I just want to say, "Thanks for the memories!" LIFE IS RAD

Logan and Josh are two individuals I've known independently of each other since high school. Both Josh and Logan have since left California for the ever growing state of Texas. We get into why each decided to move, what the pros and cons have been, and what life looks like for them these days. Both seem to be thriving since leaving CA, and we get to why they believe that is. We cover what they DO miss about CA, and what they definitely don't. Thanks boys! Life is rad. Follow on Instagram/TikTok @standingstillpodcast

Episode #98 has myself looking back at the year just completed. I discuss the biggest lessons I learned from 2021 and tell the story that my year provided. From the value of a community that adds or multiplies, to my own daily struggles, this episode is filled with vulnerability and a deeper tone of conversation. It ranges from the many "on-paper negatives" I've endured to the "unexpected gifts" as well. Motorcycle crashes, the opportunity of time, inner battles with self-belief, and too many blessings to count; LIFE IS RAD.

Rene, Bryan, and Nick are from the podcast and YouTube channel "Keeping Up With the Nerds". They join me on this episode to first discuss their show and channel. We get into the rewards, and many frustrations, of being content creators, various strategies we employ, and just banter in general about podcasting. At 56:12 into the episode, we, WITHOUT SPOILERS, begin breaking down our thoughts on the new Spider-Man: No Way Home movie. At 1:14:43 into the episode, we dive even deeper, SPOILER ALERT, into the movie. Life is RAD.

Tom Dreesen is a stand up comedian that has been in show business for over 50 years. Tom has over 500 appearances on national television, over 60 appearances on The Tonight Show, and has toured the world with Frank Sinatra as his opening act for over a decade. Tom also created, and toured the country as, the first black and white comedy team with Tim Reid. Tom tells us his story from his rough childhood in the Chicago area, joining the military, hitchhiking in Los Angeles, getting on the tonight show for the first time, working with Frank Sinatra himself, and what he's up to today. Life is RAD. Be sure to check out his book "Still Standing" and www.tomdreesen.com