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Buddy Devore joins the Wild Courage podcast after a summer hiatus to share stories of cowboy life, family, and friendship. They delve into Buddy's upbringing in both Washington and Idaho, where his passion for being a cowboy was sparked by his hardworking grandpa. Their discussion captures the essence of cowboy culture, emphasizing how meaningful relationships and strong mentors shape personal development and resilience in the face of life's difficulties. Buddy and Jeremy visit about addiction and Buddy's road to sobriety. Buddy transitioned from riding colts and day working to making a living with his guitar and making music.

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The Wild Courage podcast returns after a brief hiatus, welcoming back guest Seth Dahl to delve into the importance of tackling marital problems. The discussion emphasizes the impact of unresolved marital tension on the entire family and the misguided belief that having children can heal relationship issues. Seth shares his recent shift in focus from grief recovery to marriage counseling, driven by the desire to help couples achieve healthier family environments. Through tales of personal experience and professional insights, this episode invites listeners on a journey of introspection and encourages the pursuit of deeper emotional connections in marriage.

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On the Wild Courage podcast, Jeremy catches up with Jared Ackley, revisiting their youth in American Falls. Despite never winning a high school football game, they fondly remember those days, creating bonds through sports, family dinners, and church. Jared’s move back to Idaho during his parents’ tumultuous divorce and their shared love of sports further tightened their friendship. Both lead divergent paths post-high school—military and academia—but maintained a lifelong connection. Through laughter and nostalgia, this episode highlights enduring friendships and the curative power of shared pasts.

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