In this deeply personal episode, I sit down with Tavis Moses to talk about navigating grief, loss, and the difficult journey of moving forward after losing the person you love most. Last year, Tavis's wife, Jane, passed away after a long and courageous battle with MS. Since then, he has faced the overwhelming emotions that come with profound loss while learning how to rebuild life without his lifelong partner. Together, we have an honest conversation about love, grief, resilience, and the healing process. We also discuss Tavis's passion for martial arts and the incredible community he has built through Sonoma Valley Jiu Jitsu, a place that has provided strength, purpose, and support during one of the most challenging chapters of his life. Whether you've experienced loss yourself or want to better understand the grieving process, this is a powerful conversation about resilience, community, and finding hope after heartbreak.

I had the opportunity to sit down with Tim Navone, the current President of Marin Catholic, for a thoughtful conversation about faith, leadership, and life. Tim is a remarkably gifted communicator with a rare ability to share his beliefs in a way that feels relatable, approachable, and easy to understand. His journey is anything but ordinary—ranging from delivering liquor, to serving as Al Davis’s personal assistant, to leading Marin Catholic. Those diverse experiences, paired with a deep and grounded faith, have shaped a perspective that’s both compelling and refreshingly authentic. Tim’s story is a unique one, and I believe this conversation is one everyone will genuinely enjoy.

In this episode, I sit down with Mike Beebe, a lifelong salesman in Sonoma County’s poultry and meat industry. We dive into his decades of experience in sales and management, but we also go much deeper. Mike opens up about his personal journey of self-improvement and the major life changes he’s navigated over the past few years. It’s an honest, grounded, and inspiring conversation with someone who isn’t afraid to be real.