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Same Roots, Different Branches

“Two generations, one family, no HR department"A father and step-son talk it out

Podcast · By Andrew Buckelew · English · Official site

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Sep 19, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Why Do We Keep Buying The Same Childhood Back? (opens the original)

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    Why do we spend adulthood buying back pieces of our childhood? This week on Same Roots, Different Branches , Andrew and Logan dig into nostalgia—from old toys, video games, movies, and music to the things we wanted as kids but couldn't have until we had adult money. But nostalgia gets complicated when generations start overlapping. Logan grew up with access to decades of culture through YouTube, streaming, the internet, and older generations around him. So can you be nostalgic for something that

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    A Quick Update From Same Roots, Different Branches (opens the original)

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    No regular episode this week, but Andrew has a quick update about the show and our schedule going forward. With school back in session and work schedules making it harder for Logan and Andrew to find time to record together, Same Roots, Different Branches will be moving to an every-other-week release schedule for the time being. Nothing about the show itself is changing. We're just giving ourselves a little more breathing room to make sure that when we sit down to record, we have the time to mak

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Stoicism, Existentialism, Absurdism & Jesus (opens the original)

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    What do you believe when life doesn't make sense? This week, Logan takes the lead after recently diving into philosophy—particularly Stoicism, existentialism, and absurdism—and wondering how those ideas compare with the Bible and the teachings of Jesus. We talk about Marcus Aurelius and control, existentialism and the search for meaning, Camus and the absurd, why Ecclesiastes sometimes sounds surprisingly familiar, and where these philosophies overlap with Christianity—and where they fundamental

  4. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Out of Reach (opens the original)

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    Three guys. A campsite. Fishing poles. Way too much camping gear. Temperatures pushing triple digits. And almost no cell service. This week on Same Roots, Different Branches , we're doing something a little different. Instead of starting with a topic, we're starting with a weekend. Andrew, Logan, and Dalton spent a couple of days camping at Shawnee Creek in the Missouri Ozarks. The original plans changed, the forecast looked brutal, the fire didn't exactly cooperate, fish were caught, sticks som

  5. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    What Happened To The Third Place? (opens the original)

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    Whatever Happened to the Third Place? Home is the first place. Work or school is the second. But what about the third place —the place you go simply because people are there? For previous generations, it might have been the mall, an arcade, a diner, a coffee shop, the basketball court, a church fellowship hall, or even somebody's garage. These were places where you didn't necessarily need an invitation, an appointment, or even much of a plan. You just showed up. But do those places still exist?

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