The Last Will Podcast

The week the subject of discussion is Patterns. The original line up is on the cast today. Mat, Claire, and Grady with their signature Honesty, Humor and Vulnerability dive deep into the idea of Patterns 

Its been awhile but we are back to share opinions no one asked for. Mat and Claire get together to jump into the deep end of pool and swim into the idea of overthinking and how it can consume your life. With their signature honesty, humor, humor and vulnerability they discuss Overthinking  

Mat and Claire get together to discuss their relationship to addiction. With their signature Honesty, Humor and Vulnerability they dive deep into the idea od addiction.

Mat, Claire and Grady get together to do their third and final episode on Unpopular Opinions. With their signature Honesty, Humor and Vulnerability they dive deep into a pool of different unpopular opinions.

Mat and Grady get together to discuss growing up and all the quirks they brought along the way. They discuss the children's book Noah's Intense Day a story about gaining a deeper understanding of the experience of a child on the spectrum. 

Mat, Claire, and Grady dive deeper in the idea of unpopular opinions. With their trademark honesty, humor, and vulnerability the gang answers unpopular questions. 

Mat, Claire and Grady are back to have some fun and chew bubble gum, and they are all out of bubble gum so its just fun. They take a deep dive into some of their personal unpopular opinions. In they signature style they explore the topic with honesty, humor and vulnerabilty. 

Mat, Claire and Grady are together for the first time in 2026 to discuss Reflections. The three dive in deep in this high energy episode.

The whole team is back to tackle the idea of Self Care. We dive in deep and talk about our experience and struggles with Self Care. 

This week Mat is joined by Patrick Duffy to discuss the idea of Masculinity. "We are no experts" was a common phrase in this week's discussion which turned towards politics and toxic masculinity in todays government. 
ALSO TRIGGER WARNING - The discussion also brings up the idea of suicide and self harm.