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Broadcast partners turned podcasting soulmates Rob Fabien, Matt Ryan, and Cory Hammond take their show from football to... well saying words.Whether it's about where they are now, where they've been, or just random conversations about absolutely nothing, these three will certainly be Saying Words.

Welcome to "My Father Said," an insightful podcast that navigates the crossroads of finance, family, and faith. Hosted by Ryan and Robert Templeton of The Templeton Group, this podcast peels back the layers on financial management through a unique father-son lens. From humble beginnings to the formation of The Templeton Group, Robert Templeton has worn many hats as a financial advisor, entrepreneur, and pastor. His son Ryan, who followed in his footsteps into the world of finance, brings a fresh perspective to the table. Together, they dig deep into a wide range of financial topics—investing...

Life has gotten a little boring for Elmer Gilhooley. He hates his job as a process server and he’s so bad at it that he gets fired and rehired monthly when his employers are chronically unable to find a replacement. For a hobby, Elmer has taken to poaching wolves to annoy the local game warden, but so far the response isn’t what he’d hoped for. It looks as if Elmer may never have any fun again until a chance to resume his old job as a bounty hunter comes along.

We all suffer, but if you struggle with why that is and how to find the hope and strength to go on, this book is for you. Ryan shares his journey from the darkest depths of hysterical sadness to acceptance, understanding, and joy. He explores the purpose of suffering and shows you how to gain from it. He does this not on a grand humanity level, but on a vulnerable, personal level, with unique insights that will make a difference in how you live and how you approach death.

Elmer Gilhooley has everything a guy could want. At just over thirty he’s retired and living off an ill-gotten windfall that he came into at his last job as a bounty hunter. He has a nice little house, a huge gun collection and plenty of time on his hands to enjoy both. His only problem is utter boredom and a longing for the sense of purpose and excitement that he used to know. When Elmer’s former boss lands him a new job to break up the monotony things get real interesting again, real quick.