Why do we keep electing self-serving leaders? Why are billions being stripped from public education? And what would Mr. Rogers say?

This week’s highlights:

• Sophie finally gets her license
• Ollie’s car still isn’t fixed 😤
• Owen’s growing up (maybe?)
• 23 years of love, phones, and burgers
• The $6 billion education heist
• A rant about power, money, and choosing better leaders

You’re Still Doin’ That?—The Rethink

This week, we’re dodging more than just dump trucks and dinosaurs. Join me for a chaotic but honest ride through health setbacks, summertime distractions, and the never-ending roadblocks of adulting.

🦖 In this episode:

• The Miller Update: Family, food, and whatever else life threw at me this week
• What I’ve Been Watching: A trip back to Jurassic Park and a deep dive into the emotional gut punches of Banshee
• Still Doin’ That – Fatness & Health Update: Progress, plateaus, and the pain of walking past the freezer section
• A Rant About Driving: North Carolina roads, tire blowouts, and why can't drivers be patient.

Segments:

• The Miller Update: Field trips, LEGO wins, and Wolfpack reunions
• What I’ve Been Watching: Raiders, Freddy, and Crissy’s reality obsessions
• Still Doin’ That: Human violence—are we apes with bombs?
• The Rant: A brutal and honest takedown of NC’s teacher pay crisis

Plus:

• Matt breaks down how the U.S. government is supposed to work—and where we’ve gone off the rails.
• Movie recommendations, fire-themed student podcasts, and a heartfelt reminder to vote for better humans.

• A Miller family update
• Reflections on the doctor appointment overload that’s been plaguing his schedule
• A shout-out to our one loyal listener in Falkenstein, Saxony (unless you're a VPN, in which case... still love you)
• Netflix catchup
• Kaleidoscope Camp

Also in this episode:

• The Miller Update: poison ivy, GED orientation, colonoscopies, and goat beards
• What Matt’s been watching: Day of the Jackal, Mobland, and Raiders of the Lost Ark
• Still Doin’ That: reflections on weight and body image
• Listener stats (shoutout to the one loyal fan in Germany!)
• Call to action: Drop a comment or email at yourestilldointhat@gmail.com

Don’t miss Part 1 of this two-part interview—and shoutout to our listeners across the globe. Danke, Germany!

In this episode, Matt gives an update on his spring break week—yardwork, music lessons, a busted van, and prepping to sing with Crissy and Euphronia Church Easter. Sophie’s internship hopes hit a wall when AmeriCorps gets shut down, raising questions about what happens when 56 million people don’t vote. Ollie’s holding it down at Golden Corral, Owen’s still cruising through life, and Crissy keeps the college and French study schedule on point.

This week’s reflections include:

• Singing in church as a kid and the moment that changed Matt’s fear of the mic.
• An untold story about nearly killing everyone on a boat (yes, really).
• A listener challenge to move your body, release the pressure, and reconnect with yourself.

Call to Action:

• Drop a comment on Facebook or Instagram.
• Keep doing the work, keep showing up, and remember: some of the best parts of life come from the things you’re still doin’.

In this wide-ranging, gut-punching, laugh-out-loud second episode of You’re Still Doin’ That?—The Rethink, Matt opens the door to real-life chaos and unexpected clarity.

This week’s ride includes:

• Field Days and Spring Break energy from school and home life.
• A proud update on his kids, including Sophie’s Winter Guard success, Sarah’s grad prep, and Chrissy’s impressive French journey.
• A heartfelt, funny-but-terrifying untold story of the time Owen vanished at a water park.
• A pointed rant about the SAVE Act and how voter suppression is creeping in disguised as policy.
• A raw reflection on how talking to yourself turns into talking to AI, and how that shift helped Matt lose some weight, re-launch this podcast, and rediscover joy.

Plus, this week’s Listener Challenge calls on you to surround yourself with people who lift you up—because when the dark closes in, your people (and maybe your podcast) help you find the light.

Funny. Honest. Full of ADD spirals and dad heart.

This is the pod for anyone still doin’ that thing—whatever it is—that makes life a little more bearable.

In this debut episode, Matt opens up about family and school, how childhood piano lessons shaped not just his musical skills, but his understanding of focus, failure, and follow-through. He reflects on how ADD impacted his practice as a kid—and how those experiences now inform the way he teaches students today.

You’ll also hear about:

• The transition from student to teacher
• How attention and creativity go hand-in-hand
• A special memory from his earliest days in North Carolina... Go Duke!
• This week’s listener challenge: recognizing the light in the darkness

She explains how meditation helps her achieve a state of focused concentration and wider awareness, which translates into her drumming. To find the importance of observing thoughts without reacting to them and being fully present in the music.

Our podcast starts at the beginning of the day, as Kaleidoscope campers are coming into the school for the day. Before this story is over, Students will go missing. Teachers will go missing. How will our story play out.

This is a great ride between to California boys, even if your host is now an East Coast guy.

Check out the podcast website at www.yourestilldointhat.com - Sign up to be on the show or nominate a friend.

You can find Philip at https://www.philipblackett.com - Be sure to check out his books, consulting services and sermons.

Overall, they have a deep appreciation for the Star Wars universe despite its flaws. The conversation covers various topics related to including the Death Star, the character R2D2, the series Andor, the prequel trilogy, the characters that are the glue of the franchise, and the feel-good moments of watching Star Wars films. The panel shares their personal experiences and opinions, discussing their favorite moments and characters. They also touch on the prequel trilogy and its impact on a new generation of fans.

Mandy takes pride in helping people find their inner artist, especially if they feel they don’t have one.

During her 17 year art education career, She has become a trainer of art teachers, provides professional development for how to teach realism skills to thousands of art teachers in more than 20 states and continues to give Realism Art instruction all over the world.

Discover the story behind the inception of Zack's esteemed podcast and YouTube channel, and what fueled this thrilling endeavor. Uncover the challenges he faced and the triumphs he celebrated along the way, gaining a unique perspective on his relentless pursuit in the racing world.

So, buckle up and get ready for a few laps of conversation, as Matt Miller steps on the gas of the world of racing with none other than the captivating Zack Brown, on this episode of You're Still Doin' That.

Together, they explore the magic that initially sparked their romance during their high school years. From chance encounters to shared interests, they reveal the unique factors that brought them together when they were just teenagers.

 If you've ever wondered how to make love last, this delightful episode is not to be missed.

Uncover the shocking truth as Jay and Kyle delve into a world where legendary rock icons, who were once thought to be deceased, band together under the leadership of none other than the iconic Elvis Presley himself. These rock legends, including John Lennon, Janis Joplin, Buddy Holly, Jerry Garcia, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, and many more.  All  have pledged their very lives to protect the world from malevolent forces.

The story centers around Cole Denton, a brilliant computer genius handpicked by the King himself. Together, they confront evil and embark on extraordinary missions to keep the world safe.

Through our enlightening conversation, Catherine reveals her profound love for the beauty of the past and her passion for composing music that transports listeners to bygone eras. We delve into her unique approach to creating melodies that harmonize with historical narratives, seamlessly blending traditional and contemporary elements to create a truly unique sound.

But that's not all – Catherine shares her exciting plans to venture into the world of cinema, as she sets her sights on composing soundtracks for movies. Discover how her artistic vision shapes her forthcoming projects and the challenges she faces in bridging the gap between music and visual storytelling.

Tune in for an enchanting conversation that delves into the creative mind of Catherine Gairard, an artist whose talent knows no bounds.

Join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Urmi Hossain and explore how her background in study has served as a catalyst for success in all her endeavors. From the world of finance to literature and activism, Urmi's insights will leave you feeling motivated and empowered.

Discover the powerful ways in which Urmi has leveraged her expertise as a CFA to drive positive change in her community. Gain valuable insights into the art of effective activism and learn how to make a difference in the world through her remarkable experiences

In this episode, we will have a deep dive into their illustrious careers, exploring their past projects and the incredible impact they have made on the animation landscape. They will share their creative journey and the challenges they have overcome to establish themselves as leading figures in the field.

Additionally, Karen and Bill will let us in on their current endeavor, "Maxxie LaWow: Drag Super-shero, an upcoming feature film that they are passionately working on. Expect to hear exclusive insights into the production process, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and their vision for the future of animated storytelling.

Whether you’re an aspiring animator, a fan of their work, or simply curious about the intricacies of the animation business, this episode is a must-listen. Get ready to be inspired, informed, and entertained as Karen and Bill Drastal open up about their love for animation and share invaluable industry knowledge.

Check them out at https://www.chubbybeagle.com/

To find out what Margaret will be doing next, take a listen to the podcast and see what she has coming up next.

But that's not all – Britton opens up about his latest album, Something You Can Break, revealing the inspirations behind the lyrics and the creative process. We also dive into some unexpected territory and get into a fun discussion on the Los Angeles Lakers.

So, get ready to experience an engaging conversation filled with laughter, valuable insights, and never-before-heard stories.

Jackie has her own Art Studio along with an online store that features all of her great works, plus how to commission a piece for you own. Check out her website to see all the amazing things she has going on. https://www.jaclynsanders.com/

How did the film come to be? What are it's influences? What's your next film going to be?

All the behind the scenes questions are answered!

Join us as we talk with Bruce Bursey. Life long Steelers fan. We talk the history of Steeler Nation, Stats, Coaches, and what's next for the Steelers.

We also talk all things Star Wars as the old fan, Me, and the younger fan, Tyler, talk pros and cons of the three Star Wars trilogies.

Grab a snack and your favorite action figure. We go deep into the fandom of collecting!

Also, don't forget to check out Tyler's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@tjtoyhunts3850

For more information on how you can have Libby photograph your wedding, contact her at https://www.libbymcgowan.com/

To make an appointment at her healing arts studio, contact her at https://www.constellatenc.com/

Also, it was storming like crazy when we recorded this show. You can hear the rain around the 35 min mark!

Keith is a long time friend and a true master in the world of action figures. No only does he collect, but he also is a vendor as well.

Pull out your G. I. Joes, Star Wars, Transformers, He-Man figures and let's hear some stories.