Create Good Stories
We all have a life story, and these stories are created daily, monthly, yearly, and over a lifetime. This podcast explores how we can intentionally shape, construct, and ultimately create good life stories.
Each episode begins with Tal and his brothers, Noah and Eli, sharing stories from their upbringing. After their (sometimes lively) banter, Tal conducts in-depth interviews. Season 1 focuses on a diverse group of dads and the unique ways they connect with their children. The conversations in season 1 are inspired by Tal’s book, Dad Mode: 25 Ways to Connect with Your Children.
Create Good Stories
Latest Episodes
#42 From Our Tent: Oregon 2026 Recap with Eli & Noah
In this episode, Tal, Eli, and Noah recount their 2026 Oregon camping experience. Now in their twelfth year of making the trip, they share how the tradition is evolving and the logistics of pulling it off. They also discuss how they try to incl...
#41 Eyre Reunion Recap: "You Are a Star"
In this episode, Tal shares his highlights from the 2026 Eyre Family Reunion at Bear Lake, Idaho. This year, Tal experienced the reunion from a new perspective and reflects on meaningful moments with family throughout the week. Tal also looks a...
#40 What Is a Meme? Summer Movies & Jalen Brunson
In this episode, Tal and Eli go back and forth sharing their favorite memes, viral videos, and summer movies. To wrap things up, they dive into a conversation about Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks, with Eli offering the perspective of som...
#39 Guided Fitness & Sauna Experiences in NYC
In this episode, Tal and Eli discuss the guided experiences they recently enjoyed in New York City, including a guided fitness class and a sauna and cold plunge experience. They explore how these shared experiences create meaningful human conne...
#38 Semi-Grumpy Dads Traveling with Credit Card Benefits
In this episode, Tal sits down with his brother, Eli, to talk about their trip from New York City to Salt Lake City with four children in tow. They discuss the highs and lows of traveling with kids, admit that grumpy dads are a real thing, and ...