What happens when you spend a year looking inward, speaking truthfully, and opening up to the people you love—even when it’s hard? In this solo episode, Kevin reflects on the stories, moments, and lessons that surfaced while podcasting with his daughter.

“You always see yourself in a completely different light than from what others point of view might be. And we trap ourselves in that perception.”

We Explore → A seventh grade yearbook and the fear that still echoes today → Why Dr. Allison Drew’s episode hit a nerve and offered clarity → The gift of being seen, heard, and forgiven by your adult child

This solo episode features Kevin McClintick, Click #1 of the 2 Clicks duo, sharing his personal take on year one of the podcast, and how the journey has helped him reconnect with his past, his faith, and his family.

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📱 Follow on Instagram Episode Chapters 00:00 One-year milestone and intro 02:15 Why this reflection matters 05:30 The yearbook story 09:45 What Dr. Drew’s message unlocked 14:20 Confidence, memory, and perception 18:00 How action and reflection work together 22:30 Listening, reacting, and responding 26:10 Reconnection and the power of presence 29:40 Forgiveness and fresh starts 33:00 Gratitude, grace, and what's ahead 36:00 A final poem for Jamie Topics we explore in this episode include: father-daughter relationships, healing through reflection, emotional growth, family reconnection, personal storytelling, self-perception and truth, forgiveness in parenting, vulnerability and grace, memory and identity, long-term personal growth

What happens when a father and daughter spend a year digging through memories, messiness, and everything in between? In this solo episode, Jamie takes the mic to reflect on a year of podcasting and everything it’s uncovered.

“If you want to really force yourself to look at who you are, record a podcast—then go back and listen to it multiple times.”

We explore → How sharing stories helped repair a once-fractured relationship → The power of honesty, forgiveness, and showing up as your full self → What it’s like to really hear your parent as an adult

This solo episode features Jamie McClintick, Click #2 of the 2 Clicks duo, sharing her personal reflection on the podcast’s one-year anniversary and the emotional impact of telling these stories with her dad.

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Episode Chapters 00:00 Welcome + one-year anniversary intro 01:40 Why Jamie wanted to record solo 03:00 A memory from Episode 8 06:05 The cassette tape story 08:00 Jamie’s “tape” to her dad 09:10 What she’s learned about Kevin 13:15 The evolution of their relationship 16:30 Taking risks and showing up 18:45 Listening, learning, and grace 21:20 Reflections on podcasting + self-judgment 24:10 The emotional work of parenting and healing 26:50 What she’s learned about “us” 28:20 Jamie reads her dad’s birthday message

Topics we explore in this episode include father-daughter relationships, self-reflection through podcasting, forgiveness and healing, long-distance parenting, emotional honesty, family reconciliation, personal growth, vulnerability, storytelling and memory, parenting and adulthood

Ever wonder what happens when lake life becomes your legacy? Kevin and Jamie sit down with longtime friend and wakeboard coach Brian Sasser to talk about the early days of wakeboarding in Texas, what it took to launch one of the state’s first wakeboard schools, and how a passion for the water turned into a thriving dealership.

What You’ll Learn

• How Brian’s wakeboarding obsession led to entrepreneurship
• What it really took to run a seasonal school in the 90s
• Why strong relationships still matter more than ever in business

Meet Brian Sasser Brian Sasser is the owner of Texoma Boathouse and a former wakeboard coach who taught thousands of students and helped grow the sport in North Texas. His story blends grit, gratitude, and a whole lot of time on the water.

“I never thought this would turn into a business, but I just kept showing up and saying yes.”

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Episode Chapters

00:00 Welcome and how Kevin met Brian 02:55 Wakeboarding takes off in Texas 06:38 Starting to coach and teach 12:44 Launching the wakeboard school 21:10 Stories from the early 2000s 29:47 Selling the school and pivoting 33:05 Running a dealership and building community 43:12 Life now, family, and retirement

Keywords wakeboarding texas, mastercraft dealership, boat sales journey, entrepreneur lake life, texoma boathouse