In this episode of You’re Still Doin’ That?—The Rethink, Matt rises from the podcasting crypt to welcome legendary writer and producer Alan Katz, co-writer and producer of Tales from the Crypt, Demon Knight, and Bordello of Blood. They dive into Hollywood stories, behind-the-scenes chaos, his award winning podcasts, How Not to Make a Movie and The Donor: A true Hollywood DNA horror story, and a few spicy surprises along the way. ⚠️ Mild language warning—this one gets a little hot.

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

This week on You’re Still Doin’ That? — The Rethink, Matt shares a family update, a birthday celebration, and a rant about gas station etiquette that’ll have you nodding along. We’re also celebrating a 66% jump in listeners — thanks for tuning in! Special guest Chancellor Jackson joins the show to talk about his journey from college football to living in China, to becoming a bestselling author. We dive into his time abroad, the experience that inspired 14 Days in Beijing, and his path to publishing success. Chancellor shares powerful insights on growth, resilience, and storytelling. It's a packed episode you don’t want to miss!

Episode 3: From Church Choirs to Shipwrecks (and 56 Million No-Shows)

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.

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