What’s The Matter Podcast

Join G-Man & Kel as they dive into stories of resilience, unpack habits that build strength through adversity, and explore what it means to rise above life’s toughest challenges. From personal reflections to powerful examples, this episode delivers tools for a resilient mindset you can use today.
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On What’s the Matter? with Threads of History, we trace September 25th back in time — from Cathy Freeman’s Olympic triumph and the collapse of Middle East peace talks, Patty Hearst’s trial and Pink Floyd’s cultural echo, to the Korean War’s lasting shadow and the Roaring Twenties’ excess. These threads reveal how the past shapes today’s America and World. Next week, join us for Rising Above as we uncover tools for a resilient mindset to pursue what truly matters in your life.

In Episode 20, What’s the Matter? with Healing, G-Man, Kel, and returning guest Ed Alexander of Solisbetter explore the deep connections between healing the body, mind, and soul. From Big Pharma’s grip on modern medicine to holistic alternatives, plant medicine, and spiritual restoration, the episode blends insight, inspiration, and real-life stories. Segments include Laughing Crickets, Lightning Round, What’s the Verdict, and Matters of Fact.

G-Man and Kel visit the Brewery Arts Center in Carson City Nevada. They meet with Spike McGuire and Jamie Lynn Woodham and discuss the organization's history and plans for the future.

Episode 18 of What’s the Matter? explores farming as culture, therapy, and survival. From Martha & Snoop’s gardening bond to homesteading, preppers, and “Farmfluencers,” the show weighs ego vs. humility, humor vs. hardship. Segments covered are mental health, self-reliance, urban farming, celebrity farms, and “agri-therapy,” ending with trivia, reflection, and G-Man’s call to plant something real

In episode 17 of the WTM Podcast, hosts G Man and Kel discuss the evolution of Cancel Culture, tracing its roots to 1880 Irish land war. They explore how modern Cancel Culture differs from historical boycotts, emphasizing the rapid and often fleeting nature of public shaming in the digital age. The conversation touches on various examples, including the impact of cancel culture on celebrities, the Washington Redskins name change, and the role of media in amplifying public shaming. They also debate the ethics of rebranding canceled celebrities and the line between comedy and cancel culture. The discussion explores the differences between consequences and cancelation, noting that cancelation can be swift and disproportionate, while consequences are often proportional and linked to justice or personal growth. The conversation also touched on the impact of cancel culture on public figures, the role of media in shaping perceptions, and the importance of self-forgiveness and accountability in personal growth.

G-Man and Kel welcome the owner of Sol Cannabis Dispensary Ed Alexander with Life Coach Art Arreola also in studio. The panel discusses the current state of marijuana legalization, specifically the abuses and difficulties caused by competition through regulation and government strong arm policies. As normal they have a good time with plenty of laughs, care, and banter.

G-Man and Kel welcome Robb Russo and Grant Denton into the Matterhorn Studio to talk about What's the Matter? with Street Survival. Both men have experienced being homeless when they were young teenagers, and both have taken different paths, but have arrived as success stories. One is a Law Enforcement Officer, and the other is a recovered drug addict who now is a motivational speaker and helping those who find themselves 'Houseless,' but not without hope.

G-Man, Kel, and Art welcome Image Consultant Myree Townsend into the Matterhorn Studio to discuss her business and area of expertise, and experience the conversation about What's the Matter? with Hollywood.

G-Man and Kel explore the notion of Free Will and discuss whether it's real or an illusion...