Matters Not Podcast

In this laid-back, brutally honest episode of Matters Not, Chris and Buck kick things off porch-side, watching the first snow of the season and trading stories about work, weather, and the extremes of hot and cold life on the job. But what starts as a conversation about thermostats and torquing bolts turns into one of their most introspective and vulnerable episodes yet.The two dive deep into relationships, self-sabotage, and personal growth — unpacking what it means to be “okay” with yourself and

In this episode, Chris and Buck dive into a high-energy catch-up session covering fatherhood, fitness, awkward life stories, and future podcast ambitions. Chris shares a proud-dad moment after watching his son Caleb dominate a karting league race—complete with strategy talk, adrenaline, and podium finishes. The conversation shifts into gym culture, early progress, and overcoming insecurity, leading to a surprisingly heartfelt reflection on how little others actually judge us when we're trying to

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Chris opens the “Matters Not” podcast with Buck and shares a deeply personal, humorous, and emotional reflection on his grandmother’s recent passing. He tells vivid stories about growing up in Sheffield Lake, Ohio, and the warmth, humor, and chaotic love of his tight-knit family — especially his grandmother, famous for her crème de menthe brownies, garage-sale hoarding, and savage one-liners. The tone balances grief with big laughter, celebrating legacy rather than mourning loss.Buck follows with

In this episode of Matters Not, Chris and Buck dive into everything from artificial intelligence and brain power to chasing dreams and finding direction in life. The conversation kicks off with Buck debating whether ChatGPT is making people “dumber” — leading into a raw, funny, and surprisingly deep talk about AI’s influence, personal ambition, mental health, and what it means to be fulfilled.Chris opens up about life after leaving a job, fixing his truck, and figuring out his next move while Buck