In this episode, Logan sits down with Dave, a longtime friend of over a decade, for an honest conversation about raising kids and what it looks like to intentionally invest in the next generation.

Dave shares why mentorship is so powerful and why none of us should aim to be the smartest person in the room. There is always something to learn if we stay teachable. Together, they reflect on legacy, asking the question we all wrestle with at some point. What am I going to leave behind?

The conversation moves through Dave’s experience raising his own kids, the shift from parenting to friendship as they grow, and the importance of building a strong foundation early on. They talk about teaching practical life skills like trade work and financial responsibility, including why money should be earned, not handed out, and why sometimes not bailing kids out is the most loving choice.

They also dig into education, college decisions, and debt, encouraging families to think strategically about degrees and long term value rather than following a default path.

This episode is a thoughtful look at mentorship, parenting, and raising kids who are prepared for real life. It’s about teaching up the next generation with intention, wisdom, and a long view of legacy

In this episode, Chad and Logan tackle a question a lot of people quietly wrestle with. How do you invest your money when you do not fully agree with the ethics of every company involved?

They talk through the reality that money does not live in a vacuum. Whether it is taxes, banking, or investing, at some point your dollars will pass through places you may not fully align with. That raises an important tension. When does ownership start to feel like endorsement?

The conversation keeps coming back to one key idea. Control what you can control. You cannot monitor the behavior or decisions of every company tied to your investments, but you can make thoughtful, long term choices while the money is in your hands.

This episode is about zooming out and looking at the bigger picture. Making wise, long term financial plans can actually free you up to do more good, not less. If you want to make an impact, sitting on the sidelines is not the answer.

Greg and Logan continue the conversation sparked by Logan’s interview with Don and go deeper into what really happens inside a dealership.

Logan spent 10.5 years in the car business and pulls back the curtain on the front of the house side of the dealership world. From sales to finance, he shares how decisions are actually made and why the finance manager might be the strongest salesperson in the building.

They talk through common myths in the car industry, negotiation tactics buyers should understand, and where that infamous phrase “buyers are liars” really comes from. Logan also breaks down extended warranties, trade ins, financing versus paying cash, and when timing actually works in a buyer’s favor.

If you’ve ever felt unsure walking into a dealership or wondered what’s happening behind the scenes, this episode gives you the context most people never get. It’s practical, honest, and full of insight you can use the next time you buy a car.

This one is a true golden nugget.