Chili Controversies, Texas Tales, and Faith in the Workplace
01/19/24 • 28 min
Ever wondered how a simple dish like chili could spark such heated debates in Texas? Well, saddle up, y'all, as we embark on a culinary and cultural rodeo, where black-eyed peas aren't just a New Year's tradition but a gateway to the soul of Texas. Our latest episode stirs the pot with my very own twist on a classic chili recipe and invites Anthony and Lucas to throw down their gauntlet on the beans-or-no-beans controversy. We're not just talking food; we're connecting hearty Texas dishes with the warm, bold spirit of sharing our faith in the workplace. This conversation is as rich and layered as the flavors we're simmering on the stove.
As we wax poetic about our beloved Lone Star State, you're in for a visual feast, from the quirky streets of Marfa to the panoramic skies of West Texas. We recall the awe of prehistoric wonders at places like the Waco Mammoth Museum and share tales of dinosaur tracks near Lake Granbury that leave footprints on your heart. But it's not all about the past; we also delve into forming genuine workplace relationships, serving with a servant heart, and creating opportunities to share life's deeper values. Join us for a journey that's about as vast and varied as Texas itself, where every mile traveled and every story told deepens our connections and enriches our lives.
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Ever wondered how a simple dish like chili could spark such heated debates in Texas? Well, saddle up, y'all, as we embark on a culinary and cultural rodeo, where black-eyed peas aren't just a New Year's tradition but a gateway to the soul of Texas. Our latest episode stirs the pot with my very own twist on a classic chili recipe and invites Anthony and Lucas to throw down their gauntlet on the beans-or-no-beans controversy. We're not just talking food; we're connecting hearty Texas dishes with the warm, bold spirit of sharing our faith in the workplace. This conversation is as rich and layered as the flavors we're simmering on the stove.
As we wax poetic about our beloved Lone Star State, you're in for a visual feast, from the quirky streets of Marfa to the panoramic skies of West Texas. We recall the awe of prehistoric wonders at places like the Waco Mammoth Museum and share tales of dinosaur tracks near Lake Granbury that leave footprints on your heart. But it's not all about the past; we also delve into forming genuine workplace relationships, serving with a servant heart, and creating opportunities to share life's deeper values. Join us for a journey that's about as vast and varied as Texas itself, where every mile traveled and every story told deepens our connections and enriches our lives.
Watch us on youtube!
@fatherhoodcollectiveConnect with us on instagram
coming soon!
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[email protected]
918-947-9790
Text/Call/Email the Fatherhood Collective and leave a suggestion or ask a question that we could cover in our podcast! Do not forget to leave your name and where you are from!
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Driving Antics, Road Rage Therapy, and the Philosophy of Tailgating
https://youtu.be/pOLQ8T8cUOA
Ever found yourself gripping the steering wheel, mumbling about the driver who just cut you off? On the latest Fatherhood Collective podcast, we're ripping off the rearview mirror and exposing the raw emotions of the road. We launch with "What Irritates Lucas," a segment where our very own Lucas unleashes a comedic storm on the trials of driving, from the oceanic what-ifs to the digital age of iPads versus space pens. You'll be left wondering if you're the only sane person in a world of turn signal-averse drivers.
As our conversation shifts gears, we share a hearty laugh over the absurdity of road rivalries and lament the universal vexations of traffic jams and construction sites. We all have that one quirky driving habit, don't we? Perhaps yours is lowering the radio volume to 'see' better—admit it, we've all been there. The chapter travels from the irrational decisions of fellow motorists to the peculiarities of state traffic signs, evoking both chuckles and nods of agreement from every corner of the carpool.
To wrap up our journey, we reflect on the subtle art of driving etiquette and the wisdom that comes with age—realizing that the guy tailgating might just need a lesson in bumper sticker philosophy. As we steer towards the exit ramp of this episode, we consider how the roads we travel mirror the paths we take in life, teaching us patience, self-control, and the value of a good night's sleep on a purple mattress. Buckle up and join us; this is one ride through fatherhood's twists and turns you won't want to miss.
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Culinary Adventures, and Nonprofit Board Dynamics
Remember when snow days meant freedom and adventure, not just a break from school for the kids? Join us as we reminisce about those wintry thrills and how, as fathers, we're spicing up our children's lives in a different way—through their taste buds. Anthony takes you on a culinary odyssey, sharing why we're passionate about nurturing mini food connoisseurs by ditching the usual family restaurant scene. We're not just talking about taste; we're exploring how diverse foods shape our kids' openness to life's rich tapestry.
Ever tried grilled octopus and had your expectations flipped on their head? That's just a glimpse into the gastronomic twists this episode has in store. We're three dads who believe that 'don't knock it until you try it' isn't just a cliché—it's a way of life, especially when it comes to food. From the seafood treasures of the Pacific Northwest to Boise's hidden culinary delights, we're dishing out stories that'll have your mouth watering and your travel bug itching. Plus, we'll let you in on how local cultures flavor their fare, making every bite a lesson in culinary history.
Now, let's talk about rolling up our sleeves and diving into the deep end—of nonprofit board work, that is. Balancing family, career, and serving on a board is no easy feat, but we're laying out the real expectations and rewards of such a commitment. It's not just about attending fundraisers; it's about personal growth, being a role model for our kids, and answering that call to serve with humility and dedication. If you've ever wondered how serving your community can shape you and your family, pull up a chair and listen in as we dig into the heart of giving back.
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The Fatherhood Collective - Chili Controversies, Texas Tales, and Faith in the Workplace
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What's up everyone ? Welcome to the fatherhood collective , episode number 25 .
Speaker 1As always ,
Speaker 1I'm Adam and I'm joined with Lucas and Anthony , and on today's podcast we're going to do a new segment called what I Love About Texas . Once I talk about it so much , I thought I'd share why I have
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