Fatherhood & Faith

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Authenticity resonates throughout this deeply personal episode where I step away from my usual audio-only format to offer a rare video update on The Daily American podcast. As we celebrate our 124th episode milestone and growing listenership, I wanted to share the driving forces behind this journey—my faith, my son Xavier, and my commitment to supporting non profit organizations.

Meet Xavier, my "best buddy" who changed everything. Fatherhood surprised me in the most profound ways possible, giving me direction when I needed it most and teaching me discipline through accountability. Those dark moments I've experienced seem more navigable now that I have this little man counting on me. This relationship exemplifies what The Daily American stands for: finding meaning through connection, responsibility, and love.

My approach to life and this podcast is grounded in equality—"I'm no better than the homeless man and no worse than the richest man in the world." This perspective shapes how I discuss everything from spirituality to politics, maintaining an open mind while acknowledging my personal pathway through Jesus. Whether you're drawn to conventional faith, universal energy, or finding meaning in nature, there's space for your perspective here. Every episode reflects this balance of personal conviction and respectful curiosity. Remember, your $10 monthly subscription doesn't buy you exclusive content—it funds support to nonprofit organizations, creating positive impact beyond just words and ideas. Join our growing community as we continue exploring life's meaningful questions together.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:06):
We are back with the Daily American.
Hey guys, I just wanted totouch base.
You know I don't put out toomuch video content but the Daily
American is still off andrunning.
We are 124 episodes coming this, wednesday complete.

(00:27):
It's been an uptick inlisteners.
I thank you all very much.
All profits go to 501c3s forveteran organizations.
This is my little buddy, xavier.
He's my best buddy.
I never imagined how awesome itwould be to be a father.
He's getting ready for bedtime,but I wanted to touch base, do

(00:48):
a quick video.
You know what's the DailyAmerican all about?
It's pretty much I and theDaily American, just like every
other American or non-AmericanOn this planet.
I'm no better than the homelessman and no worse than the
richest man in the world orDonald Trump, or that Krum Klaus

(01:11):
I think his name is who runsthe World Economic Forum.
That's neither here nor there.
I'm just like you.
I think my perspective on thingsis pretty unique.
I like to keep an open mind.
I think the most importantpillar to keep an open mind, I
think the most important pillarto this life is God.
Now, that may be different toeverybody.
Some of it may be the universe,some of it may be.

(01:34):
You know that tree out back.
And then for myself, I believemy pathway to paradise is
through Jesus.
As far as political standpointsgo, I am socially liberal and

(01:56):
fiscally conservative.
What's that mean?
I don't know.
One of my buddies said it and Ithought it sounded good the
most important job that I canhave on this, on this earth, is
being his father, and you knowit means everything to me and I
do thank God, you know, almostevery day for him, but I'm, I'm
thanking God for another day,every single day.
It is for his will to be done.

(02:18):
And you know, here I am andI've been through some, some
bottoms, and I'm not saying I'mnot going to reach those bottoms
anymore, but thanks to thislittle man, I got uh, I got more
direction in my life and morediscipline, because I can't let

(02:38):
my little man down.
You getting sleepy, or is theaudience?
The audience is getting sleepyor is the audience getting
sleepy too?
Probably.
Anyhow, short little video.
Let you guys all know thatepisodes are still being
released.
I appreciate all the listeners.
If you want to subscribe, it's$10 a month.
What do you get for subscribing?
Nothing.
You get to donate to a 501c3veteran organization.

(03:03):
This guy's getting a little bitantsy, so we're gonna head off
here and you say bye to the restof the daily Americans of the
world.
I'm outta here, babe, bye.
I'm out of here, babe, bye.