Seemingly Ordinary

The 1930s through the 1950s were a different world. Travel back in time to see what it was like, growing up in two big families of eight kids each. This episode features my parents, Bill & Colleen Wuebker.

Molly, Abby, and I got caught up on December 20, 2021. With these two bright, philosophical, and deeply Christian ladies, it's always a mystical ride. Both ladies demonstrate what it means to try to figure out what life is all about, and to live with the highest ethics possible.

Dave Ramsey is controversial for some, but Tracy Gay and her family loves his philosophy, and they credit him with turning themselves completely around! Her inspiring story is the fusion of entertainment and inspiration.

Olivia Hoseth is a nurse at Restore Hyperwellness, where she helps people aim for optimal fitness. She also works in a regular hospital setting, and has helped people recover from life-threatening events.  (This episode was recorded in August 2021.)

Tom Radke is the head football coach at St. James Academy in Lenexa, KS. On November 27, 2021, SJA won the Kansas 4A State Championship. In this episode, Tom discusses not just the games, but the powerful philosophy that guides the team.

From Europe to Asia, from Mexico to the Big Picture, Kenzie Grimm entertains and inspires with stories from across the globe. (This episode was recorded in August 2020.)  

Theresa Redd was a beloved English teacher, but she gave it all up to make a life-changing decision that many would love to make. But doing so was not easy.  (This episode was recorded in 

Only in her twenties, Sarah Wright is an accomplished actress and director. Her first show for St. James Academy debuted this month, and played on Nov. 17, 18, 19, and 20. You won't believe what happened the night of the last show!

Tyler Supalla is a teacher, coach, painter, cabinet installer, repairman, piano-tuner, and all around Mr. Fixit. Although he double majored in college, he teaches three totally different subjects that he didn’t major in. His greatest pleasure in life, outside of his family, his probably challenging himself.  Today, we’re going to discuss something else that is becoming highly unusual in some place...

I'm a co-host of "Tales Told Inside of School." In this episode, eighteen-year-old Ipo goes on some sweet and innocent--and highly awkward--dates.

Reed Wilkinson, a constant reader of deep books, and discuss free speech, gun rights, and many other topics related to the Constitution, and the Law. 

I co-host "Tales Told Inside of School." In this episode, young A.J. and the grade school mafia flush the evidence.

Mary Harpole used to belong to the popular crowd, but wasn't happy. And then everything changed.

I co-host Tales Told Inside of School with football coach Tom Radke.  In this episode, he swears it was an accident. Tales Told is available on Spotify.

Bill Wuebker coached baseball, basketball, and other sports from his early twenties to the age of eighty. A beloved mentor of many, he was inducted into the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.  Bill Wuebker is also my dad. (This episode was recorded in the summer of 2020.)

I started a new podcast about teens and their work. They tell what they like, what they don't, and if their job has any upward potential. Available on Spotify and--soon--Apple.

From pranks to oddness, these are the stories of students and teachers. Some stories are funny, some will make you cringe, some will make you admire teenagers, and others are just...out there. Featuring three hosts: a football coach, a drama teacher, and me.

Emily Wobker is a beloved teacher and an avid reader. We have a wide-ranging conversation about some of her favorites. Emily will make you want to spend all day and all night with a great book!

Bianca Tropeano is such a one of a kind person that it’s challenging to know how to introduce her. She’s devoted her life to working for extremely unusual charities. And—this is a cool hobby of hers—she really excelled at Title Boxing Company! Currently, she lives in Paris. (This episode was recorded in July 2020.)

Charles Lanza grew up in New York but moved to the greater Kansas City area, where he taught theology. I wanted to ask Charles what it is like to move from New England to the Midwest? The stories are very entertaining! (This episode was recorded in July 2020.)

Jamie Cailteux is one of the best-read people whom I know. Her insights into books, and life, are the fusion of entertainment and insight. (This episode was recorded in July 2020.)

Michael Consiglio was voted teacher of the year by his peers. Beloved by his students,  here is Mike speaking about Personal Finance.  (This episode was recorded in July 2020.) 

Jamie Cailteux reads so much I find it dizzying. In this episode, we discuss a wide variety of books, from the religious to the classics, including "Gone with the Wind." (This episode was recorded in July 2020. Part II will appear on Oct. 5, 2021.)

Molly Cook dances for the Oklahoma City Ballet. Starting at age four, Molly has often worked at her craft for:  one to five hours a day, and fifty weeks a year. Her work ethic--and her desire to do something beautiful for the world--are deeply inspiring.  She is here with her friend, Abby Herrick, who also graduated from SJA. (This episode was recorded on June 21, 2021.)

Abigail Herrick wrote two plays that 100% floored me. She also wrote one of the funniest speeches I’ve ever heard.  Today, we’ve going to talk about all of that, including her writing techniques—because she’s good! A deep-thinking Catholic, Abby studies English and Education. Her friend, Molly Cook, a professional dancer, is joining us for this episode, which was recorded in July 2021.