James Jones
Baseball strategy meets DevOps engineering. The truth about parenting five kids and staying sane.
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THE
GUESTS
Every guest on Unspoken came in as a person first and a title second. NFL fullbacks, therapists, architects, Marines, neighbors, a psychic medium, and at least one teenager who was funnier than both hosts.
Michael Feingold
14-year Marine turned food scientist. A career arc nobody saw coming, including him.
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Dan
Hard work and high octane. Project management, youth sports, and a serious car collection.
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Anthony Sherman
NFL Fullback, Kansas City Chiefs (8 seasons). Talked about failure, fatherhood, and figuring out who you are when the game's over.
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Andrew Dodson
The man behind Redbeard Brewery. Pickles, paint secrets, and whether AI is wrong about tree years.
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Tanner Garver
From D1 basketball manager to mortgage leader. Fatherhood, faith, and learning to let go of pride.
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Jonny Arkin
Industrial designer behind the viral Andy Reid baby. Also: Oreo recycling is apparently a thing.
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Brandon
Architect with stadium secrets and career truths. Designing the future, one blueprint at a time.
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Tim Phelps
AI prompt engineer who generated hit songs and automated his entire workflow live on the show.
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Jeff Frank
Head powerlifting coach at Ottawa University. Came in to talk about coaching and ended up redefining what it means for men to actually connect.
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Sean & Mendy
A therapist and a business owner who almost didn't make it as a couple. One of the most honest hours we've ever recorded.
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Mitch Wille
From railroad grunt to software architect. One of the biggest career pivots we've heard.
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Noelle Brown
Former police officer turned psychic medium. A reinvention story that goes places you don't expect.
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Ty Murphy
Left cybersecurity to build Birdie Stogies, a golf brand. Scaling a business while raising a family.
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Mike Thomson
Coach, movement specialist, and the guy who taught Nick & Nick about the "next mailbox" mentality.
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