Wherever It Goes

Carlos and Emily discuss the ethics of infant survival training. Is it right to force your kid to do something they don't like if it might save their life? Also, What is an IMR? And why does the military want us back?

Carlos talks about his most recent injury. Emily talks about what the first couple weeks of cosmetology school are like. And should gynecologists only be female?

Why do people lie to their children about Santa? Is it worth it?

Carlos and Emily talk about how much they've made with the podcast.

Carlos and Emily discuss their answers on a series of family related Would You Rather questions

Carlos and Emily settle online disputes by deciding who is the a**hole in Reddit scenarios.

Carlos and Emily talk about Friday's fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. They also look give their opinion on parenting "hot takes".

In this episode, Carlos interviews his 3 year old daughter, Phoebe.

Carlos interviews a man he recently met who immediately caught his attention. Carlos met Jay after he wrote Phoebe's name in Greek along with its meaning and pronunciation. Before and above all else, Jay is a thoroughly delighted lamb of His flock and servant of the Lord of Glory: the one who pursued him in ardent love, rescuing him late in his life from himself, his aptitudes, and his ways, and g...

Carlos interviews Pastor Dan Johnson on his advice to young married couples with kids. Dan has been married for 22 years and has 3 children.

Carlos talks about his recent crash and overall bad luck with motorcycles while Emily explains what was going through her mind after he crashed and did not tell her.

In this episode, Carlos talks with his step-dad, Shane, about how many self-proclaimed Christians, miss the point.

In this episode, Carlos and Emily address the accusations of being racist. They also talk about the role children play in marriage, and unethical ways of conceiving.

In this episode, Carlos and Emily talk about the difficulties that come with taking care of children doing home projects. They also discuss what they think about the upcoming election and why more people should care about abortion.

In this episode, Carlos asks Emily about her experience auditioning for American Idol. Emily talks about how much she wants to be on a game show, and Carlos criticizes what they've become.

In this episode, Carlos interviews his high school music teacher, James Divine. James has been teaching for over 26 years and shares his thoughts on what makes a good teacher, and how schools have changed since he started teaching.

In this episode, Carlos and Emily talk about making a long drive with 2 kids, Carlos' motorcycle getting stolen, and why you should not let your kids watch Ms. Rachel.

In this episode, Carlos and Emily talk about why marriages fail, what they think about prenuptial agreements, and adoption.

In this episode, Carlos interviews his 2 year old daughter, Phoebe. Trying to get a toddler to sit still for very long is difficult, so this one is short and sweet.

In this episode, Emily talks with her good friend, Kaylin Morse, about how she met her husband and how God had been working in their lives.

In this episode, Carlos and Emily talk about getting tattoos for their 3 year wedding anniversary, about how all music today sounds the same, and how difficult being famous must be.

In this episode Carlos and Emily speak with Kat Espinal about homeschool. Kat has 3 children, and started homeschooling after realizing how difficult it would be for her oldest child, who has autism, to learn in public school.

In this episode Carlos and Emily discuss the future of the podcast, why they think homeschooling is a good option, and how to have a marriage that lasts.

In this episode, Carlos and Emily talk about their time in the military. Emily talks about what it was like being a woman in the Marine Corps. Carlos talks about the difference between managing and leading.

In this episode we talk about the risks of co-sleeping, along with the benefits. We have been co-sleeping with both of our kids and can tell you about how its affected our sleep, our kids sleep, and our family relationship.