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It's the back to school addition of the podcast. We talk about what we're looking forward to aside from kicking the kids out of the house, about the school district, and it led me to throw ours under the bus. Sort of....

It's a new chapter for our family which includes the fun, or not so fun, of moving, three sports in the fall, and someone wants to be a ninja....

An exciting announcement of what the podcast is going to become, at least for a little while. What we'll be talking about, the topics we'll be covering, and the new voices you will be hearing eventually. This is going to be fun.

Impact doesn't stop with the change of a name, nor should the want to. On this episode of the Todd Kaufmann Show, I address the changes in the Watch Dog program around the school district our family is a part of but I also address dads who still need to make an impact regardless of who wants to change the name.

Growing us as athletes all we wanted to do was win at all costs. As parents, we forgot to teach our kids that they need to learn the game, to learn how to lose, to truly understand what it means to win. That's doesn't just pertain to sports, that also pertains to life. We need to do better.

On this episode of the Todd Kaufmann Show it's time to talk about getting older but, in my case, it actually doesn't suck. As a matter of fact, it might be the best year yet.

It's going full basketball on this episode of the Todd Kaufmann Show where I can talk about the players I used to watch, something called a VHS, and why I actually love coaching when I never thought I would.

It's spring time in Texas which means thunderstorms are aplenty. It also meant I broke something out that's been sitting in a box for over a year and I'm wondering if it was worth the hassle

I didn't want to coach, I refused to for multiple reasons, but it turns out I only needed one reason to do it anyway.

On this episode, I recap our family trip to Disney World where we had 7 days at the parks and 4 off days that we didn't know how much we needed. I talk about my favorite rides, the do's, the don't, and a few surprises and disappointments along the way.

I wanted to be a pilot almost 20 years ago and I faced a decision that would change the trajectory of that dream. 

There's a magic in the Christmas season but, for our family, it will always come with a sense of sadness in remembrance as well.