Join us for a hilarious conversation "Phone a Friend" convo with Kimo Burleigh. He calls in from Maui where he's living the aloha spirit (shirtless, naturally). From infrared sauna fires to one of the worst road trips in history, this episode is packed with stories that prove sometimes the best adventures are the ones that go completely sideways.

Kimo - Boulder gym veteran turned Maui resident personal trainer, Hyrox competitor, and survivor of the legendary San Francisco road trip disaster of 2004.

An in-depth conversation with Chip Dykes, Vice President of Community and Military Relations at Front Wave Credit Union. Chip shares his journey from Marine Corps veteran to community leader, the story behind the Front Wave Arena naming rights deal, and how a credit union founded by 8 Marines in 1952 became a cornerstone of the Oceanside community.

Welcome to a special New Year’s episode! The hosts kick off 2026 with gratitude for their listeners, reflecting on the past year and the journey of the podcast. They discuss the challenges of the holiday season, unexpected changes in plans (including a race cancellation due to weather), and the importance of adapting to life’s curveballs.

Key Topics:

• Thanking the community and reflecting on the growth of the podcast
• Navigating holiday fatigue and the unpredictability of New Year plans
• The tough decision to cancel and reschedule a race, and the logistics behind it
• Lessons learned from handling setbacks and the value of clear communication
• Deep dive into New Year’s resolutions: why the hosts don’t set them, and the importance of self-reflection over arbitrary goals
• Personal stories about change, resilience, and learning from life’s challenges
• The difference between setting realistic, incremental goals versus lofty resolutions
• The impact of entrepreneurship on personal relationships and self-identity
• Encouragement for listeners to take inventory of their lives, reflect on who they are, and make meaningful changes any day of the year—not just January 1st

Thank You! Thank you for being part of the NFA family. Here’s to another year of growth, honesty, and great conversations. Happy New Year!

Welcome to another episode of No Fix Agenda! In this special year-end episode, we sit down with Sean Bowers, President of the San Diego Clippers and San Diego Sockers, and Executive Vice President of Front Wave Arena. Sean shares his journey from growing up in San Diego’s soccer community to playing professionally in the MLS and eventually leading two of the city’s top sports organizations.

In this episode:

• Sean’s background: From local soccer player to MLS pro and executive
• The evolution of the San Diego Sockers and their impact on the community
• Building and managing the new Front Wave Arena in Oceanside
• The unique business model behind bringing the San Diego Clippers (G League) to the arena
• Insights into the NBA G League’s structure and player movement
• Attracting tenants and events: From arena football to BMX, concerts, and graduations
• The importance of community partnerships and local business involvement
• Navigating sponsorships, naming rights, and working with major league organizations
• The growing soccer culture in San Diego and the impact of new MLS teams
• Behind-the-scenes stories about arena operations, scheduling, and facility management

Key Highlights:

• How Front Wave Arena became a hub for diverse sports and community events
• The business deal that brought the Clippers to Oceanside and its influence on other G League teams
• The role of local sponsors like Front Wave Credit Union and Felix’s Barbecue
• Community outreach, including youth camps and partnerships with local schools and organizations
• The future of sports in Oceanside, including potential for hockey and eSports

Connect with us:

• Visit Front Wave Arena for upcoming events and games
• Support local teams: San Diego Soccers, San Diego Clippers, Oceanside Bombers, and more

Thank you to Sean Bowers for joining us and sharing his story. Don’t miss this deep dive into the business, culture, and community impact of sports in San Diego!

his episode dives into the hosts’ personal and cultural experiences with the holiday season. Through candid stories and humor, they explore the joys and challenges of family traditions, the pressures of gift-giving, and the evolution of celebrations as families grow. The conversation highlights the importance of togetherness, the quirks of holiday routines, and the value of making the season your own—whether that means elaborate festivities or a quiet day at the beach. Listeners are encouraged to share their own traditions and join the community conversation.

Connect with us: Share your holiday traditions and stories on our social media—let’s keep the conversation going!

In this candid and inspiring episode of No Fix Agenda, Omar and Jeff dive deep into the personal journey of deciding when "enough is enough." Omar opens up about the turning point that led him to prioritize his health, fitness, and self-care after facing honest feedback from his family and a challenging race experience in Chicago.

Key Topics Covered:

• The moment of realization: Family comments and the impact on self-perception
• The Chicago race as a wake-up call and catalyst for change
• The importance of accountability and sharing the journey on social media
• Navigating negative comments, body image struggles, and public vulnerability
• The realities of fitness: No quick fixes, just consistent habits and self-compassion
• Setting realistic goals and embracing progress over perfection
• The power of community, support, and leading by example
• Tribute races and honoring loved ones through personal growth

Notable Quotes:

• "Fitness is not about a number on a scale or body fat percentage—it's about doing the things I love with the people who matter most."
• "If something doesn't change, then nothing changes."
• "You don't need a gimmick or a quick fix. It's about simple, consistent actions."

Takeaways:

• Everyone's fitness journey is unique—find what works for you and your lifestyle.
• Vulnerability and honesty can inspire others and foster accountability.
• Progress is more important than perfection; setbacks are part of the process.

Welcome to another episode of the No Fixed Agenda podcast, presented by Bubs Naturals and hosted by Jeff Stoner. In this special “Phone a Friend” segment, Jeff reconnects with longtime friend Jen Egbert for a candid, funny, and nostalgic conversation.

Episode Highlights:

• Jeff and Jen reminisce about their 25+ year friendship, from meeting at Rally Sport gym in Boulder to wild stories from their younger days.
• Reflections on the evolution of friendships, moving from college to post-college life, and the importance of lasting connections.
• Hilarious and honest tales from Boulder, including memorable characters, gym stories, and the infamous “Maggie” saga.
• Jen’s journey from personal training and retail to a successful career in high-end real estate.
• Insider recommendations for visiting Boulder: where to stay, eat, drink, and hike, plus local tips for making the most of your trip.
• Reflections on Boulder’s unique vibe, community, and why it’s such a special place to live and visit.

Connect with Us:

• Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, or your favorite podcast platform.
• Presented by Bubs Naturals. Music by the Poor Dirty Astronauts, lyrics by Matt Meyer.

Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend and let us know your favorite Boulder memory or spot.

In this episode, the hosts are joined by Dr. Aleksandra Drecun (Alex), a psychologist specializing in anxiety disorders, body dysmorphia, and related conditions. The conversation explores the impact of social media on body image, the rise of body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), and the challenges people face in a world of shifting beauty standards.

Key Topics Discussed:

• What is Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD)?
• The difference between BDD and OCD
• How social media and influencer culture contribute to body image issues
• The prevalence of BDD (estimated 50 million Americans affected)
• Gender differences and the rise of BDD in men
• The role of cosmetic surgery and "Snapchat Dysmorphia"
• The spectrum of BDD: mild to severe cases
• The connection between BDD and eating disorders
• The impact of BDD on youth and the role of social media in childhood
• Strategies for managing body image issues and when to seek help
• The importance of realistic goals and focusing on how you feel, not just how you look

Notable Quotes:

• "BDD is a psychiatric condition where a person is preoccupied by a perceived physical flaw, real or imagined."
• "Social media has removed the gatekeepers, allowing anyone to influence beauty standards."
• "The internal check is always the priority. We don't sacrifice our health for a look."

Takeaways:

• Body dysmorphia is more common than most people realize and can affect anyone.
• Social media can both harm and help body image, depending on how it's used.
• Seeking help is important if body image concerns are causing distress or impairing daily life.
• Focus on health and how you feel, not just appearance.

Contact & Resources: For more information or to contact Dr. Alek, visit www.a4ct.com or call (858) 792-3541.