This week we have a special guest. Our daughter Sophia joins us and tries to stump us. We try to guess the name of the song with her changing the title. This was a fun one.

As you know we loves us a bracket. So we finally did a bracket of the brackets we have done. Enjoy and let us know what you think!

This week we celebrate 1 year of my finishing my chemo. We talk about how the whole journey started and how it was. Please go to https://www.lls.org/story/andres to read some more and support the LLS for those who are still in the battle.

In this episode of Listen to the Words, we dive into the tender and thought-provoking ballad “Daughters” by John Mayer. More than just a chart-topping song, “Daughters” is a lyrical meditation on the deep, often unspoken impact that parents—especially fathers—have on their daughters’ emotional lives and future relationships.

We unpack Mayer’s introspective lyrics, explore the raw vulnerability in his message, and ask: what responsibilities do we carry into our most formative relationships? Why do the words we say—or fail to say—matter so deeply?

Whether you’re a parent, a child, or someone reflecting on your past, this episode invites you to truly listen to the words—and what they’re still teaching us today.

🎧 Tune in, reflect, and join the conversation.

We are getting back into the groove of podcasting. We play our favorite game "Would You Rather".

We are back after some time away. Life got hectic but we are back with an interview episode!

🎙️ Episode Title: “Cat Stevens’ ‘Father and Son’: A Timeless Conversation”

In this heartfelt episode, we explore “Father and Son” by Cat Stevens — a poignant and powerful song that captures the emotional distance, generational divide, and unspoken love between a parent and child. Released in 1970, this iconic track still resonates today, offering a timeless reflection on growing up, letting go, and the struggles of being understood.

We unpack the lyrical dialogue, the context in which it was written, and why it continues to move listeners decades later. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or hearing it for the first time, this episode invites you to connect with the universal themes that make “Father and Son” a masterpiece.

🔊 Tune in for an intimate conversation about music, memory, and meaning.

#CatStevens #FatherAndSon #ClassicHits #SongAnalysis #MusicPodcast #1970sMusic #EmotionalSongs #TimelessMusic #FolkRock #GenerationalGap #StorytellingThroughMusic #MusicThatMatters

We all have that song — the one we blast in the car with the windows up or belt out in the shower when no one’s listening. In this episode, we’re diving deep into the world of guilty pleasure songs — the tunes we’re slightly embarrassed to love but just can’t stop listening to. From cheesy pop hits to one-hit wonders and unexpected throwbacks, we’re celebrating the music that makes us feel good (even if we pretend otherwise).

Join us as we confess our own guilty pleasures, explore why these songs stick with us, and hear from listeners about the tracks they love to hate (or hate to love). It’s all about embracing the cringe and turning up the volume.

#spicegirls #labamba #europe #theoutfield #carlyraejepsen #tlc #len #vanessacarlton #smashmouth #toto #britneyspears #bizmarkie #markmarrison #nsync #taylorswift #cher #backstreetboys #survivor #magic! #therembrandts #jamesblunt #thechainsmokers #outkast #haddaway #tonibasil #ABBA #maroon5 #nickelback #sonyandcher #beegees #aha #starship