Quick Before You Forget

750,000 people. One city. One celebration. And for one magic moment, it felt like all of Wisconsin's hearts were beating together. The Milwaukee Brewers won the World Series and somewhere between the confetti, the celebrations, and a question I asked...

The things I was told to tone down are the very things that have helped me find my people. The fangirling. The enthusiasm. The laughter. The big feelings. The way I see possibility and connection everywhere I go. For years, I was told a lot of this...

God handed me the microphone this week. And this is me going with the flow. Two guest recordings moved. A solo episode took their place. And the question from Coach Doc waiting for me was one I’m still living my way through: What is your biggest...

Twenty-four-time Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Nick Nanton has spent his career telling extraordinary stories, working with people like Dolly Parton, Bruce Springsteen, Post Malone, and Tony Robbins. But in this episode of Quick Before You Forget, Nick shares something he calls potentially the most important thing he'll say: “You are the sum of the stories you believe about your past, your present, and your future.” Here's where it gets personal. In my previous episode, Patient Zero, I explore

When the hate starts rolling in, you know you're doing something right. This was a takeaway I was grateful to absorb just in time from my new friend Ann Marie Taepke, who we know and love as the Midwest Neighbor and for her work with The Holderness...

Terence Sullivan had no business writing a book. His words, not mine. He has a degree in painting, didn't know the “rules” of writing (especially with commas), struggles with imposter syndrome, and wrote his first manuscript with his thumbs in the...