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Episodes on Health & Fitness

Personal Development

From "Hold My Beer" to "Hold My Medal": Redefining Tough

Zach sits down with Sean Robinson, a Canadian electrician, volunteer firefighter, and author who grew up in a …

Health

The Beach Chair Photo: Bronson Dant on Identity, Emotion, and the One Thing You're Avoiding

Coach Bronson Dant — a dad of four, 17-year military veteran, and author (Ultimate Ketogenic Fitness, and the …

Personal Development

Sustainable High Performance: The Big Five Every Dad Should Master

Zach sits down with performance coach Lee Elridge, who built his career training elite rugby and Formula One a…

Health

Nine Elements of Health: Building a Body and Life That Lasts (with Ryan Schneider)

Zach sits down with Ryan Schneider, a lifelong athlete who turned his passion for health into Thrive 25 — a se…

Fitness

Staying Fit After 40 with Derek Hoffman and Dr. Scott Harshman

Zach sits down with Derek Hoffman and Dr. Scott Harshman, co-founders of Ignite Performance and Health, to tal…

Personal Development

From Two Packs a Day to 100 Miles: How Evren Ozka's Son Turned His Life Around

Evren Ozka — a London/Dubai-based entrepreneur behind footwear brand Mallet London and supplement brand Everyb…

Marriage

A Mom's Perspective: Preconception Nutrition, Getting "Broken" by Baby #1, and Seeing the Invisible Work

This is the first episode featuring a female guest, and the guest is Zach's wife, Sonya Reeser. (She confirms …

Fatherhood

Fatherhood Across Borders: Lessons from the UK, China, and Raising Three Sons

James Austin grew up in a small village outside Cambridge in the UK, spent nearly eight years living and worki…

Fatherhood

Put Your Cape On: Showing Up as Dad Through Cancer, Calendars, and the Circle of Awkwardness

Jon French — a dad of three kids born in three years, a Convoy of Hope fundraiser, and a stage-four mantle cel…

One Email a Week. Worth Your Time.

Practical skills, real stories, and one thing to actually do this week with your family. Written by a dad in the trenches, not a marketing department.