Along the way we cover a little bit of everything — including Gigi’s first volleyball game win, updates about Penny, and the surprise debut of Gigi’s brand new harmonica.

Of course we also open the Question Jar, which leads to one of the best questions yet:

If you could replace one school subject with anything… what would it be?

The answers go completely off the rails, and at some point we realize we might need merch that simply says:

“Back in my day…”

It’s another classic mix of laughs, random life updates, and slightly delirious conversations as we record through pure sleep deprivation.

Welcome back to Here We Go Again.

From there things get interesting…

We dive into some of the weirdest conspiracy theories people are talking about right now, including a rumor that the Jim Carrey who gave a recent speech might not actually be him. Is it real? Is it internet nonsense? Or something stranger?

Then we talk about one of the most fascinating mysteries in technology: the lightbulb that has been burning for over 100 years. If we can make things last that long… why don’t companies build products that last anymore?

Of course, the question jar makes things even better when Gigi answers one of the wildest questions yet:

If you had a clone… what would you make it do?

Her answer had us laughing the entire time.

This episode is funny, weird, and a little thought-provoking — exactly the kind of conversations we love having together.

So sit back and hang out with us as we explore conspiracies, technology mysteries, and some truly hilarious answers.

Gigi and I jumped into philosophy, breaking down Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and talking about perception, reality, and how what we “see” isn’t always the full truth. From there, we drifted into religion, belief systems, and what it means to think for yourself.

But don’t worry — it wasn’t all serious.

We celebrated Gigi’s cousin making the State Wrestling Championships 🏆 (huge moment!), debated the infamous “green or blue dress” internet mystery, and of course, pulled some great questions from the jar.

We aimed for 30 minutes…

We landed at almost an hour.

And honestly? Gigi loved every minute of the deep thinking.

This episode is thoughtful, funny, personal, and exactly what this podcast is about — conversations that grow with us.

If you’ve ever questioned reality, argued over that dress, or just enjoyed a real conversation between a dad and daughter, this one’s for you.

We also took a trip back in time to when the biggest Super Bowl highlights weren’t debates online… they were Celebrity Death Match on MTV and commercials that somehow felt way funnier back then.

Valentine’s Day also came up, and Eddie shared how it’s changed over the years — from candy grams and teenage romance to modern life where Valentine’s Day is basically chauffeuring your kids and their friends to Chick-Fil-A.

We also shared a funny reminder that material goals aren’t everything, and then we jumped back into the question jar where Gigi revealed what animal she’d want to be for a day…

Her answer? A boxing kangaroo named KO Kangaroo, going around punching everyone for fun.

Just another classic Here We Go Again episode full of laughs, memories, and unexpected life lessons.

We kick things off with one of Penny’s funniest toddler-logic moments yet: she calls YouTube “Me Tube”… because of course it is. And somehow, that small moment opens the door into a bigger conversation about how kids see the world — and what we tend to lose as we grow up.

From there, we talk about the determination of toddlers (seriously… imagine if adults had that kind of grit), what it must feel like to truly not care what people think in a healthy way, and why FOMO seems to follow so many of us around.

We also get into something we’re constantly battling in real life: decluttering — not just our homes, but our minds, our schedules, and the emotional weight we carry without realizing it.

This episode is funny, thoughtful, and honestly one of our favorites we’ve recorded in a long time.

If you enjoyed this one, share it with someone who could use a laugh and a little perspective today.

🎧 New episodes of Here We Go Again drop regularly — and we’re always grateful you’re here.

We start with a quick check-in on life and land in a real conversation about the future: college, travel, and whether Gigi even wants to leave home one day. Along the way, we talk about a recent car accident and how moments like that turn into unexpected lessons — especially when the other driver doesn’t even know who insures them.

That opens the door to stories from my past: starting DJ’ing with nothing, learning the business the hard way, and slowly working my way up. From an angry cab driver encounter in New York to contributing to the legendary gum wall in Seattle, we swap stories that feel random but somehow all connect.

Somewhere in the middle, we also come up with a business idea involving gum, gloves, and hand sanitizer — because why not?

This episode isn’t scripted. It’s not neat. It’s a real snapshot of a week, a dad-and-daughter conversation, and the little lessons you don’t realize you’re passing down until you hear them out loud.

What begins with a night at an amateur comedy show — and a parenting mistake he probably should have avoided — becomes a deeper reflection after sitting fifth row at a Jo Koy Netflix taping just days later. The contrast between raw beginnings and polished mastery sparks an honest conversation about what it really takes to build something meaningful.

Along the way, Eddie opens up about his own podcast journey, watching eighth graders play their final home game, and a moving story about a mother who fought to change a young girl’s life through love and commitment.

It’s an episode about beginnings, endings, and the courage it takes to keep showing up — long after the excitement of starting has passed.

In this episode:

• Raw beginnings vs. polished craft — lessons from amateur comedy and a professional taping

• From starting to becoming — why dreams only matter if you keep improving

• The last home game — watching kids grow and seasons come to an end

• A story of family and sacrifice — how commitment can change a life

New episodes of Here We Go Again drop weekly.

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The conversation begins with Eddie’s recent meeting with a 101-year-old woman — and the incredible amount of history she has lived through. From there, they explore how much the world has changed over her lifetime, the changes they’ve already witnessed in their own lives, and what it means to experience history in real time.

They also talk about:

1. How “old times” compare to today’s world
2. What changes feel exciting — and which feel surprising
3. School traditions, including their basketball team and how things are done now versus before

It’s a thoughtful, lighthearted conversation about perspective, growth, and appreciating the moment you’re in — told through the honest lens of a father and daughter learning from each other.

In this episode, we look back on some of our favorite moments from the year, including a Disney World trip, Gigi being in a play, and a bunch of small but meaningful memories that made the year what it was. We also talk about what we’re hoping for next — not resolutions, just goals and ideas we’re excited about as we head into a new year.

It’s a little nostalgic, a little chaotic, and very much us — just a dad and daughter talking through the year that flew by faster than we realized.

Here we go again.

It’s fun, curious, and a little nostalgic—the perfect mix for a father-daughter podcast.

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Gigi keeps things fun with her wild “10-foot killer rabbit” story, and we also open up about mental health and finding balance in a noisy world.

And yes — the mysterious lost episode was finally found. Stay tuned, it’s on the way.

Plus, Gigi turns 13! We talk about the excitement (and nerves) of heading back to school for her 8th grade year and all the changes that come with it.

It’s part cautionary tale, part heart-to-heart, and all the fun and honesty you expect from our father-daughter conversations.

In this episode, we compare life (and prices!) from 1997 to 2025—when Dad was 13 and now that Gigi is 13. From Disney tickets to fast food, it’s wild how much has changed over the years.

We also share something really special: the moment we told Gigi she’s going to be a big sister. 💖 It was emotional, funny, and one we’ll always remember.

And just to keep things real—those cool voice effects we used during recording? Yeah… they didn’t save. Oops! 😅

Tap play and hang out with us for a nostalgic, heartfelt, and very real episode.

In this episode, Eddie and Gigi explore the strange cultural shifts happening all around us — from soda brands disappearing to AI-generated pop stars like Timbaland’s “TaTa.” We dive into how artificial intelligence is creeping into music, art, and everyday life… and nobody seems to be stopping it.

We also break down key ideas from Our Final Invention, including the four “drives” of AI, the risks of machines taking goals too literally, and what companies like OpenAI are doing to keep things under control (spoiler: it’s not much).

🎧 Also inside:
– Gigi’s summer tanning adventure
– Wild side conversations (because of course)
– A real father-daughter talk about identity, tech, and what it means to stay human

If AI can replace music, creativity, and people… what’s left that’s real?

Whether you're a parent, a teen, or just love listening to real conversations about growing up (and parenting through it), this episode is the perfect warm start to summer.

Come hang out with us—because sometimes, the best convos happen when the mic’s finally back on.

In this episode of Here We Go Again, we’re diving into the wild world of podcast monetization—talking about the jaw-dropping numbers some people aim for, the crazy ways others are trying to “get rich,” and why, for us, it’s really about the fun.

We admit it would be amazing to strike it big, but this podcast is first and foremost about spending quality time together, laughing, and sharing our conversations with you.

What’s Inside:

• Reactions to the hype around podcast monetization.
• A look at the massive numbers in the industry—and what we think about it.
• Why this podcast is our fun project, and that’s what matters most.

It’s an honest, fun, and lighthearted take on something many podcasters think about. Thanks for listening and being part of this journey!

In this episode of "Here We Go Again," we take a fun trip down memory lane and compare life in 2024 to the '90s. From the biggest movies and music hits to the overall vibe of each era, we’re sharing our reactions and thoughts about what’s changed—and what hasn’t.

We’re also excited (and maybe a little nervous) to announce that this episode marks our first amateur attempt at bringing the podcast to YouTube! It’s a learning experience, and we appreciate your support as we experiment with reaching a new audience.

Here’s what we discuss:

• How today’s box office hits like Moana 2 and Wicked compare to '90s classics like 101 Dalmatians.
• Chart-topping songs from Kendrick Lamar to Macarena—the ultimate throwback dance craze.
• Our reactions to the differences (and surprising similarities) between life now and back then.

Let us know your thoughts on this episode and our first YouTube take. What’s your favorite memory from the '90s, or what’s been the best part of 2024 so far?

Don’t forget to subscribe and share your feedback as we continue to grow and improve!

Eddie shares the exciting news that Gigi is now the official social media director for the podcast, alongside the announcement of their upcoming website, hwgapodcast.com. Together, they reflect on the challenges of navigating social media at a young age, why Eddie waited until Gigi was almost 12 to give her a phone, and how age 11 brought moments of growth, identity struggles, and conflicts.

This episode is a blend of fun, reflection, and meaningful conversation about the role social media plays in kids' lives today. Tune in for a personal and thought-provoking discussion between this father-daughter duo!

This audio was recorded while recording for our first episode on our YouTube channel!