Pete has hosted as well as been a panelist on a number of episodes.
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Expert answers to listener questions about modern divorce challenges, from managing co-parenting apps to protecting your emotional and financial well-being—practical strategies for navigating digital-age separation.
In this episode of Marvel Movie Minute, Pete and Matthew dive into minutes 6 through 10 of Thor: The Dark World, and what begins as a simple dissection of god-fighting and family drama soon unfurls into something more curious: a Shakespearean family tragedy masquerading as an action sequence.
You can’t out-train a bad recovery plan. In this episode, Pete and Srdjan dig into the truth about recovery—not as a luxury, but as the hidden engine behind progress, performance, and pain-free living.
Kyle Olson assembles the “fang gang” to explore three cinematic incarnations of Dracula—each swinging for the gothic fences in dramatically different ways. From Coppola’s horny opulence to Butler’s biblical bite and Evans’ brooding bat-clouds, the panel sinks their teeth into what makes a Dracula truly Dracula.
Is it possible to make meaningful art when everything feels like it’s falling apart? This week, the crew gets personal about creation, connection, and the weird little victories that keep us going—even if it’s just writing a poem about chunky milk.
This week, Pete and Tommy confront the double agents of adult life: your dreams and your spine. From surreal nightmares about misplaced cars to very real betrayals by your own plantar fascia, it’s a full-body descent into the absurdity of aging.
Is Thor: The Dark World misunderstood? Or is it, as some claim, a cinematic black hole, sucking the very life out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Matthew Fox and Pete Wright return to Asgard to begin their coverage of the eighth film in the MCU. They ask the big questions, like: why is there so much exposition? Is Odin a big fat liar? And most importantly, why does the Aether scream?
In this debut episode of Headstone, I’m sitting down with Carrie Fox, founder and CEO of Mission Partners, to explore what it means to live a life that leaves an imprint. Not one carved in marble but etched into the people we love, the work we do, and the conversations we choose to have.
What if the hardest part of getting healthy isn’t the workout—but walking through the gym door? This week, Pete and Srdjan dismantle the myths and mind games that keep people from taking the first step, and offer a gentler, more human roadmap to sustainable change.
When a parent is back in the dating pool, and it’s somehow both adorable and terrifying. Meanwhile, Tommy learns that traveling with aging parents requires less speed and more patience—and possibly a tactical hot sandwich delay plan.