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In this episode of Still Figuring It Out, Josh and Britt break down the reality of male friendships. Why can guys go months without talking and pick right back up? Why does roasting each other actually build trust instead of breaking it? And why is it so hard for men to open up when it actually matters?

They get into the different types of friend groups, the unspoken loyalty between guys, and the truth about showing up when it counts. From trash talk and competition to accountability, mental struggles, and faith, this episode digs into what real friendship actually looks like for men.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re being the kind of friend you’d want to have, or when the last time you checked on your boys was, this one hits home.

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This week we’re talking about dad fails. You know those moments when you feel like you’ve got parenting completely under control… until everything falls apart.

We get into the confidence, the chaos, and the reality checks that come with being a dad. From thinking you nailed it to realizing you absolutely did not, this episode is all about those humbling moments that keep us grounded.

If you’ve ever been riding high as a dad and then got knocked back to reality real quick, this one’s for you. It’s honest, it’s funny, and it’s way too relatable.

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In this episode of Still Figuring It Out, we get real about one of the most frustrating parts of parenting… trying to teach your own kids.

Whether it’s homework, sports, or just simple everyday tasks, it can be tough when something that feels easy to you just doesn’t click for them. We talk about the pressure we put on our kids, the frustration we feel in the moment, and the reality that sometimes the problem isn’t them… it’s us.

From math struggles to life lessons, we share our own experiences of losing patience, learning from it, and trying to do better. At the end of the day, it’s not just about what we’re teaching… it’s how we’re teaching it.

If you’re a parent, you’ll definitely relate to this one.

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