In this inspiring episode of THIS WITH KRISH, global performer DJ Ravi Drums (Ravi Jakhotia) returns after an unforgettable experience performing at the FIFA World Cup in Los Angeles.

The last time Ravi was on the show, we talked about manifestation, visualization, faith, discipline, and believing that impossible dreams could become reality. Fast forward—and he just performed on one of the biggest stages in the world.

In this episode we discuss:

• ⚽ Behind the scenes of performing at the FIFA World Cup
• 🥁 The mindset that helped turn a dream into reality
• 💭 Manifestation vs. hard work
• 🔥 Confidence, discipline, and relentless preparation
• 👨‍👦 How these same lessons apply to raising confident kids, including what I teach my son Liam in competitive golf
• 🎤 Funny stories, backstage moments, celebrities, and what's next for Ravi

This conversation isn't just about music.

It's about believing bigger, working harder, and creating the life you want.

If you've ever had a dream that felt impossible, this episode is for you.

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What does work-life balance really mean when you're an executive, entrepreneur, business owner, or someone who genuinely loves what they do?

This week, I'm recording from beautiful Maui, Hawaii, where our family spent time making memories after my son competed in a junior golf tournament at the world-famous Wailea Golf Club.

But even while surrounded by beaches, sunsets, family, and paradise, I found myself wrestling with something many high achievers understand all too well: the inability to completely disconnect from work.

In this episode, I share my thoughts on leadership, family, success, vacations, and the hidden cost of constantly being available.

Why do we wait until lunch to call our spouse while we're working, but immediately answer work calls during family time?

Why do we protect work from family interruptions, but not family from work interruptions?

And why are some of the most important moments of our lives happening while we're staring at a screen?

This is an honest conversation about making memories, being present, trusting your team, and finding balance in a world that constantly demands your attention.

If you've ever checked your email from the beach, opened your laptop during vacation, or felt guilty for taking time off, this episode is for you.

Because at the end of the day, your children won't remember the email.

They'll remember that you were there.

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This week may go down as one of the most important weeks in business history.

SpaceX completed the largest IPO ever. Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire. SpaceX surged to a valuation of roughly $2.66 trillion. Then, just days later, Musk turned around and acquired AI coding powerhouse Cursor for $60 billion.

Love him or hate him, it's impossible to ignore what is happening.

In this episode of This With Krish Show, we discuss:

✅ How Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire ✅ The SpaceX IPO and what it means ✅ Why SpaceX may be the most important company on Earth ✅ The truth about Elon Musk's upbringing ✅ Why successful people attract so many critics ✅ The Cursor acquisition and the future of AI ✅ What $1 trillion actually looks like ✅ The lessons ordinary people can learn from extraordinary builders

This isn't just a story about money.

It's a story about vision, persistence, ownership, innovation, and thinking bigger than everyone around you.

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Fourteen years ago, I made one of the hardest decisions of my life. At the time, I thought I was giving something up. Looking back, I realize I was gaining everything.

In this deeply personal episode of The This With Krish Show, I share what alcoholism taught me, what sobriety gave me, and the lessons I've learned over the last 14 years. We talk about family, faith, sports, culture, temptation, recovery, and the reality that addiction never completely leaves your life.

As an Indian-American, I also discuss the unique social pressures around alcohol that many people experience but rarely talk about openly. While my own parents never drank, alcohol was often glamorized in social settings, celebrated at gatherings, and treated almost like a badge of honor. Early in my recovery, I remember people laughing, joking, and questioning my decision to stop drinking. Looking back, those moments only strengthened my resolve.

I also share something that surprised me: I genuinely believed I wouldn't enjoy sports without alcohol. Football Saturdays, tailgates, golf tournaments, vacations, weddings, and celebrations all seemed tied to drinking. What I discovered was that I didn't love alcohol. I loved the experience. Sobriety allowed me to actually be present for it.

We'll talk about raising children who have never seen their father drink, building a marriage rooted in trust, navigating daily triggers even after 14 years, and why I know that if I ever picked up a drink again, the consequences would likely be far worse than before.

Along the way, we'll explore the stories of famous athletes, musicians, actors, and celebrities who battled addiction, some who found recovery and some who tragically didn't.

Most importantly, this episode is for anyone who is struggling right now, anyone who loves someone who is struggling, or anyone who needs a reminder that their story is not finished.

Alcohol promised confidence.

Alcohol promised happiness.

Alcohol promised freedom.

Alcohol promised connection.

Sobriety delivered every one of those things.

Thank you for joining me on this journey.

All glory to God.

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In this powerful episode of This with Krish, we dive deep into the emotional reality of regret, financial decisions, missed opportunities, entrepreneurship, parenting, investing, crypto, AI, and the fear that keeps so many people stuck inside “shoulda, coulda, woulda.”

Krish shares personal stories about growing up hearing: “Get a job. Get married. Have kids. That’s enough.”

And while there is wisdom in stability and protecting your family, there is also danger in becoming too comfortable, too safe, and too afraid to chase your full potential.

This episode explores:

• The difference between recklessness and calculated risk
• Why regret often hurts more than failure
• The legendary Bitcoin pizza story worth over $1 BILLION today
• Lessons from Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Cuban, and other risk-takers
• AI, crypto, investing, and adapting to a changing world
• Financial wisdom for parents, husbands, wives, and entrepreneurs
• How fear quietly steals dreams over time
• Why curiosity and courage matter more than ever

This is one of the deepest and most personal conversations yet on This with Krish.

If you’ve ever wondered “what if?” — this episode is for you.

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In this powerful and eye-opening episode of This with Krish, we dive deep into one of the most requested topics from parents everywhere: how to teach children about money, saving, investing, debt, and financial responsibility before adulthood hits them like a freight train.

We break down the shocking REAL cost of raising and educating a child in today’s economy — including future projections for college tuition, housing, transportation, books, food, inflation, and more. Whether your child is a newborn or already eight years old, this episode explores what families may realistically need to save if the goal is helping their kids graduate college debt-free.

This episode also shares personal experiences using the Greenlight app to help teach kids how money actually works in real life. From chores and savings goals to investing and spending habits, we discuss how financial literacy can become part of everyday parenting.

Topics include:

• The true future cost of college
• Why inflation changes everything
• Teaching delayed gratification
• Helping kids understand investing
• Why financial literacy should start young
• Smart ways families can prepare financially
• The emotional side of money and parenting
• Why many adults were never taught this themselves
• Balancing generosity, responsibility, and financial freedom

Plus plenty of humor, hard truths, relatable parenting moments, and honest conversations about breaking generational financial stress.

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This special episode is dedicated to the women who built us, shaped us, sacrificed for us, protected us, and loved us through every season of life. In this emotional and heartfelt conversation, Krish talks about motherhood, parenting, sacrifice, family, emotional strength, grief, gratitude, and why moms are truly the glue that holds families together.

Whether you’re celebrating with family today, remembering a loved one, or reflecting on your own journey through parenthood, this episode is for you.

Thank you to every mom, grandmother, stepmom, foster mom, and mother figure out there. The world would not function without you.

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At first, it feels nostalgic… familiar… maybe even exciting. But what happens when you look a little deeper and realize not everyone is meant to come with you into the next chapter of your life?

In this episode, we’re getting real about growth, boundaries, and the uncomfortable truth that history does NOT equal loyalty. Some people were never aligned with you—they were just around you. And when you start building something meaningful, they don’t come back for you… they come back for access.

This is about protecting your energy. This is about choosing alignment over familiarity. This is about understanding that a small circle of real ones will always beat a crowd of the wrong people.

If you’ve ever felt that tension between reconnecting and protecting your peace… this one is for you.

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We went from talking about tools like ChatGPT and automation… to self-driving cars… to driverless systems… and now, suddenly, humanoid robots are here — running faster than humans, making half-court shots, and stepping into roles we never imagined this quickly.

So let’s ask the real question…

We made robots… for what exactly?

In this episode of This with Krish, we break down the speed of innovation, the reality of humanoid robots entering everyday life, and what it means for our homes, our jobs, and our future. This isn’t fear… this is awareness.

Because this isn’t coming someday…

It’s already here.

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This episode is real, unscripted, and full of laughs as Liam shares how he sees the game, what he loves about lacrosse, and why teamwork matters both on and off the field.

Sometimes the best lessons don’t come from adults… they come from kids just being themselves.

If you’re a parent, coach, or athlete—this one’s for you.

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In this solo episode, Shannon Dhokia dives into Principle 1 from Mar-Ed—the idea that education is always happening in your home, through faith, marriage, and parenting. With real stories, humor, and heart, she shares what it means to lead by example (even on the messy days), while navigating life as a lacrosse mom, golf mom, and wife to a very passionate Georgia Bulldogs fan.

If you’ve ever wondered what your kids are really learning from you… this one’s for you.

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This episode is a special one.

We start with a moment of gratitude—celebrating a birthday surrounded by family, friends, and milestones that honestly still feel surreal… from 1,000+ published articles and 20 million site visits on This Newsroom, to hitting 1 million views on this show.

But before we get into the heart of the episode, I address a comment I received—one that challenges not just my perspective, but how we raise our children in a complicated world. It’s a real, honest, and faith-rooted response to a conversation many parents are quietly having.

Then we shift into something powerful…

The 2026 Masters.

Rory McIlroy makes history with his second green jacket, going back-to-back—and in that moment, his speech about his parents and their sacrifices hits differently.

Because it’s not just about golf.

It’s about parenting.

It’s about showing up.

It’s about recognizing when your child finds something they love… and deciding how far you’re willing to go to support it.

I share my own journey—my son’s recent Junior PGA membership, the sacrifices we’re making as a family, and the balance every parent has to navigate between pushing and supporting.

This episode is about:

• Faith over fear
• Parenting in uncertain times
• Sacrifice behind success
• And what legacy really means

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In this deeply personal episode of This with Krish Show, Krish Dhokia shares a real moment with his son during a simple drive to the gym that turned into a powerful conversation about war, fear, and faith. In a world where our kids are more aware than ever, this episode explores how parents can navigate difficult conversations without overwhelming them, while still grounding them in truth, love, and security.

From historical reflections on past conflicts to the responsibility we carry as parents today, this episode is a reminder that while the world may feel uncertain, we can still be the steady voice our children need.

This is not just about explaining war… it’s about shaping perspective, building resilience, and leading with faith.

Listen, reflect, and share this with someone who needs it.

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Episode 103 of This with Krish lands right on my birthday… and right in the middle of Easter week. Shannon was supposed to join me, but after a crazy week (and spoiling me way too much), I’m running this one solo.

In this episode, I reflect on everything that changed this past year—from stepping into my role as CMO and finally being present with my family… to launching this podcast… to writing and publishing our first book, Mar-Ed.

I also share a powerful perspective shift inspired by Mike Posner that completely changed what I thought I wanted for my birthday… and why a Timex and a Casio calculator watch meant more than a Rolex ever could.

We also get into Easter—what it means, how I didn’t grow up with it, and how Shannon and I have created our own family traditions rooted in faith, fun, and a little bit of chaos.

This episode is about presence over pressure… purpose over performance… and realizing that the life you’re chasing might already be the life you’re living.

If this resonates with you, share it with someone who needs it.

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From record-breaking box office numbers to the intense scrutiny surrounding Mel Gibson, we unpack the full story behind the film — including what Jim Caviezel endured during production.

We also explore:

• The deeper spiritual connection to Psalm 102 and Easter
• The controversy surrounding access to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher on Palm Sunday
• When it’s appropriate for kids to watch this powerful film
• And what to expect from The Passion of the Christ: Resurrection coming in 2027

This isn’t just a movie review — it’s a conversation about faith, culture, and the moments that shape us.

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In this powerful and deeply personal episode, we dive into the life of Tiger Woods—one of the greatest athletes of all time. From dominance and global superstardom to scandal, injuries, relationships, and his recent DUI arrest, this is a story that goes far beyond golf.

We unpack the pressure of success, the reality of failure, and the truth about what it means to fall… and keep falling. But more importantly, we talk about redemption, faith, family, and what really matters when the spotlight fades.

This episode isn’t just about Tiger—it’s about all of us. The struggles we hide, the mistakes we make, and the hope that we’re never too far gone to turn things around.

If you’ve ever felt the tension between who you are and who you’re trying to be… this one is for you.

Listen now, share with someone who needs it, and don’t forget to subscribe for more episodes.

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And I couldn’t think of a better person to start with than DJ Ravi Drums (Ravi Jakhotia).

Ravi is a global performer, innovator, and pioneer who helped redefine live DJ experiences by combining drumming with DJ sets long before it became mainstream. From performing on global stages like the Monte Carlo Grand Prix, to becoming the first Indian-American musical director on primetime television alongside Paula Abdul and Howie Mandel — Ravi’s journey is as inspiring as it is unique.

But beyond the music, we go deeper… faith, family, culture, health, breathwork, meditation, and finding your rhythm in life.

This episode is about creativity, innovation, balance, and what it really takes to live with purpose.

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From Palm Coast to St. Augustine to Navarre Beach, this episode dives into the real impact of travel on kids… how it shapes their confidence, curiosity, and behavior in ways we don’t always notice in the moment.

And the wild part? Just a few months after our Atlanta trip, we’re already seeing growth. Less chaos (okay… slightly less), more engagement, and a whole new level of awareness.

If you’ve ever wondered if traveling with kids is “worth it”… this one’s for you.

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You know the one.

The one that wakes you up, scares you half to death… and if we’re being honest… the one most of us swipe away without really thinking.

But here’s the question…

👉 What if that alert was for your child? 👉 Would you want people to ignore it then?

In this episode of This with Krish, we dive into the real meaning behind Amber Alerts, why we’ve become numb to notifications, and how a simple shift in awareness could actually make a difference.

This isn’t just a serious conversation… it’s real, it’s funny, it’s a little sarcastic, and it might just change the way you think the next time your phone goes off in the middle of the night.

We also walk through real-life “What Would You Do?” scenarios that will challenge you to think differently about everyday situations—from gas stations to highways to your own neighborhood.

Because sometimes…

The difference between someone being found… and not…

Is someone who almost did something… but didn’t.

🙏 Bible Verse from this episode: “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves…” — Proverbs 31:8

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What can a man who ran across America in a pair of Nikes teach us about life, success, love, and purpose?

Turns out… a lot.

In this hilarious and thought-provoking episode of This with Krish, we dive deep into the legendary film Forrest Gumpand unpack the unexpected life lessons hidden throughout the story.

From running away from bullies to building a shrimp empire… from becoming a ping-pong champion to accidentally shaping American history… Forrest’s journey is filled with powerful moments that reveal simple truths about resilience, loyalty, kindness, and faith.

This episode blends humor, storytelling, and real-life reflection to explore why Forrest Gump might be one of the greatest accidental life coaches of all time.

You’ll laugh. You’ll think. And you may never look at a box of chocolates the same way again.

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Krish and Shannon Dhokia are excited to announce the release of their new book Mar-Ed — a powerful look at the intersection of marriage, marketing, leadership, faith, and family.

This book explores how life, relationships, and business all intersect in ways most people never stop to consider.

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Because sometimes the biggest life lessons come from the most unexpected places.

In this episode of This with Krish, I tell the hilarious and slightly unbelievable story of my son’s lacrosse game against a team we’ll simply call “Cobra Kai.” What started as a simple 9:00 AM youth game turned into a 3.5 hour delay, suspicious scheduling, a massive Dallas thunderstorm, lightning on the field, and grown adults arguing while kids were standing there with metal lacrosse sticks.

Yep… youth sports in 2026.

But beyond the humor, this episode digs into something deeper. What happened to youth sports? When did kids’ games start feeling like the NFL playoffs? Why are some parents and coaches so intense that they forget the point of the game entirely?

We talk about:

• The insanity of modern youth sports culture • Crazy sideline parents and hyper-intense coaches • Why winning isn’t everything for kids • The importance of humility, safety, and respect • What youth sports are supposed to teach our children • And why storms on the field sometimes reveal a lot about people

This episode is funny, real, and something every sports parent will recognize instantly.

Because at the end of the day… these are kids playing a game. And maybe adults need the reminder.

If you’ve ever sat in a folding chair at a youth sports field… this episode is for you.

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As another birthday approaches, I’ve been thinking deeply about time, legacy, faith, and what it truly means to run the race of life and finish it well. In this episode of This with Krish, I reflect on a powerful message delivered by Pastor Dan Lian at Keystone Church that challenged me to think about life differently.

For most of my younger years, I wondered if people would remember me someday. Would anyone remember the things I built, the things I tried, the good things or even the mistakes? Over time that question changed. Instead of worrying about what the world might remember, I started thinking about what my wife and children would remember.

And then something even deeper happened.

I realized that while I care deeply about my family remembering me fondly, the only thing that truly matters is living for God and faithfully running the race He has given me.

In this episode we talk about:

• Why time feels different as we grow older • What it means to truly finish the race of life • Why legacy isn’t about fame but faithfulness • Why I started this podcast in the first place • The moment after Charlie Kirk’s assassination that changed how I thought about leaving something behind for my kids • Writing handwritten birthday letters for my children that they can open every year until they are 99 • The realization that moments—not money—are the real currency of life • A powerful reflection inspired by James Van Der Beek about time, family, and presence

This episode is about slowing down long enough to ask the question we often avoid:

Are we running the race God gave us… or someone else’s?

If this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who might need encouragement today.

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It was supposed to take a year.

It took six.

In this episode of This with Krish, I share the real story behind writing our first book, Mar-ed — why it took so long, what nearly stalled it, how writing together tested (and strengthened) our marriage, and why we chose to explore the intersection of marketing, education, faith, marriage, and parenting.

This isn’t a content giveaway. It’s the behind-the-scenes journey.

We talk about:

• Why marketing and education aren’t separate worlds
• How culture is shaped at home before it’s shaped online
• What writing a book with your spouse really looks like
• Why delay doesn’t mean denial
• And why June 1st means more than just a launch date

If you’re building something — a business, a marriage, a family, a calling — this episode is for you.

Mar-ed releases April 2nd. We can’t wait to share it with you.

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In between nonstop meetings, Zoom interruptions for apple juice refills, fort-building, doll diplomacy, backyard soccer, Play-Doh sculptures, and turning the dining table into a nap station… something unexpected happened.

A breakthrough.

For the first 2.5 years of my daughter’s life, I traveled 2–3 weeks a month. I was building a career… but missing moments. When I finally came home for good, the bond wasn’t automatic. It took a year of consistency, humility, and intentional presence to break through.

And in just 48 hours of undivided attention, everything shifted.

This episode is about fatherhood, provision vs. presence, rebuilding connection, and why the most important thing you’ll ever build isn’t a business — it’s trust.

If you’re a dad chasing success… this one’s for you.

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Build boldly. Lead faithfully. Be present.

It all sounds empowering. It all sounds bold. It all sounds like success is just one motivational quote away.

But what if the advice everyone repeats is the very thing keeping people stuck?

In this episode of This with Krish, we break down the most overrated advice in modern culture and replace hype with truth. We talk about discipline over emotion, strategy over hustle culture, execution over manifestation, and responsibility over empty positivity.

This is not anti-dream. It is anti-delusion.

If you are tired of clichés and ready for clarity, this episode is for you.

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In this episode, we break down the real impact of social media on children’s mental health. From rising anxiety and depression rates to the major lawsuits involving Mark Zuckerberg and Meta — including the Bell case — we explore the legal, cultural, and parental responsibility sides of this debate.

Is social media harming kids? Are tech companies responsible? Should Apple be the gatekeeper? What are other countries doing about it? And most importantly — what can parents actually do?

This is not a panic episode. It’s not anti-tech. It’s a balanced, factual, sharp conversation about how we protect the next generation without overreacting or pretending nothing is happening.

The digital world isn’t going away. So how do we raise strong kids inside it?

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In this episode of This with Krish, we break down what GLP-1 actually is, why prescriptions are skyrocketing, how the administration pushed for price reductions, what RFK and the MAHA movement think about it, and how these medications are impacting everything from the food industry to airlines.

We also share a personal story about how America’s global reputation for excess is shifting in real time — and what that means for our future.

Is this a health revolution… or a pharmaceutical shortcut?

Listen now and decide.

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For many of us, he was Dawson from Dawson's Creek. He was “Mox” from Varsity Blues. He was part of our late 90s and early 2000s coming-of-age story. But in his final years, he became something even more powerful — a public example of faith, fatherhood, and courage in the face of illness.

In this episode of This with Krish, we remember his career, reflect on his very public battle with Stage 3 colorectal cancer, and have a serious conversation about a sobering reality:

Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in adults under 50 in the United States.

While overall cancer deaths have declined in younger adults, colorectal cancer deaths have been rising by approximately 1% per year since 2005. For men under 50, it is now the number one cancer killer. For women under 50, it is the second leading cause. Across the general population, it remains the second leading cause of cancer death overall.

We talk about: • His legacy and cultural impact • His openness about diagnosis and treatment • Faith and surrender in suffering • Why screening guidelines have changed • Why younger adults must take symptoms seriously

If you are under 50, this episode is especially important.

Colorectal Cancer Screening & Resources:

American Cancer Society – Screening Guidelines https://www.cancer.org/cancer/colon-rectal-cancer/detection-diagnosis-staging/screening-guidelines.html

CDC – Colorectal Cancer Basics & Prevention https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/colorectal/

National Cancer Institute – Colon and Rectal Cancer Information https://www.cancer.gov/types/colorectal

Colorectal Cancer Alliance https://www.ccalliance.org/

If you are 45 or older, talk to your doctor about screening. If you have symptoms such as persistent abdominal pain, blood in your stool, unexplained fatigue, or changes in bowel habits — do not ignore them.

This episode is about remembrance — but it is also about awareness.

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We unpack: 🔥 Bad Bunny’s historic halftime performance and why calling him “not American” is WRONG (Puerto Ricans have been U.S. citizens since 1917). 🔥 The counter-show by Turning Point USA with Kid Rock, the claim of millions of streams, and the real viewership numbers compared to the 135 million+ who watched the Super Bowl. 🔥 My own personal Instagram exchange with someone who thought the article (posted before the game) was a joke — and what that says about social media discourse. 🔥 Bipartisan analysis of why the backlash happened, how media and identity politics amplify outrage, and how to think for yourself. ✨ Plus… a sneak teaser for an upcoming This with Krish contest!

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This conversation is about the fear parents carry silently, the strength our children sometimes show us, gratitude for educators and first responders, and how prayer and belief can anchor us when answers don’t come easily.

If you’re a parent, teacher, or caregiver navigating uncertainty, this episode is for you.

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As a daddy-daughter dance approaches later this month, Krish reflects on what it truly means to show up as a father—especially during his third year taking his three-and-a-half-year-old daughter to the dance, the first one he believes she’ll truly remember. What starts as excitement about dresses, dance floors, and even arriving in the sports car with the top down turns into a deeper conversation about presence, faith, psychology, and the lifelong impact emotionally present fathers have on their daughters.

This episode weaves humor, real-life dad moments, research-backed insights, and faith-based reflection into a powerful reminder that legacy isn’t built in grand gestures—it’s built in small moments that shape identity, confidence, and worth. From the origins of the daddy-daughter dance to the lessons daughters absorb without a single lecture, this is an honest conversation about love, leadership, and what our kids carry with them long after the music stops.

Before diving in, make sure you listen to Episode 85, where Shannon Dhokia took over the show and absolutely crushed it. Her perspective, heart, and honesty made it a special episode you don’t want to miss: 👉 https://youtu.be/RMQDYYBnZWE?si=mHx8QtCIjHL-qF5y

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This episode, God’s Grace Through a Mother’s Love, reflects on the powerful bond between mothers and daughters, the quiet strength of motherhood, and the way God’s grace shows up through a mother’s love. Shannon opens up about her mom’s lifelong calling as a teacher, her recent health journey, and the steady, prayer-filled presence that shaped who she is today.

This conversation is honest, heartfelt, and grounded in faith — a reminder to slow down, honor the women who raised us, and recognize the unseen sacrifices mothers make every day.

Tomorrow’s episode continues the family focus as Krish returns to the mic to share about his upcoming daddy-daughter dance and the importance of fathers being present for their daughters.

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In this episode of This with Krish, I take you along with us from dinner at our favorite Mediterranean spot in Legacy West to a packed fight night at the Comerica Center in Frisco for Peak Fighting Championship.

We talk marriage, intentional time together, great food, live sports energy, and why date nights still matter—especially when life is busy.

You’ll also hear about an incredible local fighter, Bridgette Garcia, whose undefeated run and bold expression of faith completely stood out in a sport that rarely rewards humility. Her walkout, her words, and her performance in the ring made a lasting impression on everyone in the building.

This episode is about love, faith, competition, and showing up fully—whether that’s in your marriage, your calling, or your arena.

🎧 Topics covered: • Marriage and intentional date nights • Legacy West Plano food and atmosphere • Peak Fighting Championship live event experience • Faith in sports and leadership • Why shared experiences matter

🔗 Links & Mentions

Bridgette Garcia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bridgettegarcia

Peak Fighting Championship Website: https://peakfighting.com

Peak Fighting Championship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peakfighting

Official Show Website: https://thiswithkrish.com

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In this episode of This with Krish, we break down why countries like Canada, the U.K., Germany, France, and Australia are issuing travel advisories for the United States — and why this moment is historically different.

This isn’t fear-mongering. It’s optics, confidence, and global reputation.

We unpack the real reasons behind these advisories: gun violence, civil unrest, inconsistent laws, policing concerns, and political volatility. We also explore when this has happened before, why it’s becoming more common, and what it means when America’s closest allies quietly start warning their citizens.

This episode is funny, uncomfortable, honest, and necessary — with truth bombs, sarcasm, and context you won’t hear in a headline.

Because when your friends start warning people about you… that message travels faster than tourism brochures ever will.

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In this extended episode of This with Krish, we take a clear-eyed, bipartisan look at the growing standoff in Washington over Department of Homeland Security funding, the rising risk of a government shutdown, and the unrest unfolding in Minneapolis following recent federal law-enforcement incidents.

This is not a shout-fest. It’s not partisan theater. It’s a long-form, fact-based conversation about accountability, governance, immigration enforcement, public safety, and the failures — on both sides — that continue to erode public trust.

We examine: • What’s actually driving the DHS funding revolt in the Senate • How Minneapolis became a recurring national flashpoint • Where Democratic leadership in Minnesota has failed to deliver results • Why Republicans are framing this moment as a test of order and competence • And who ultimately pays the price when politics overtakes governance

If you’re tired of headlines without substance and arguments without solutions, this episode is for you.

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In this episode of This with Krish, Krish breaks down the reality of parenting during one of the most widespread winter storms in U.S. history — from Dallas, Texas to more than 40 states impacted by snow, ice, power outages, travel chaos, and school closures.

This isn’t a weather report — it’s a survival story.

From pajama-only weekends and indoor Olympics to glitter-related regrets, snack negotiations, screen-time amnesty, and the emotional rollercoaster of snow days with kids, this episode is a hilarious, honest, and relatable look at what really happens when families are forced into Full Family Hibernation Mode™.

Along the way, Krish weaves in real storm updates, parenting humor, and a reminder that sometimes being stuck together creates the moments we’ll laugh about forever.

If you’re a parent, you’ll feel seen. If you’re stuck inside, you’ll feel understood. And if you have snacks and WiFi — you’re already winning.

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In this episode of This with Krish, we break down the uncomfortable truth behind modern media: why headlines are engineered for clicks, why fear and outrage outperform facts, and how attention has become the real currency of journalism.

This isn’t an attack on reporters. It’s a clear-eyed look at incentives, money, and how engagement-driven news quietly shapes opinions, emotions, and even identity. We talk about free vs paid media, headline psychology, subscription bias, and why discernment matters more than ever.

Most importantly, we explain why ThisWithKrish.com is committed to staying free — without clickbait, without panic economics, and without selling your attention.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, manipulated, or exhausted by the news cycle, this episode is for you.

Watch. Think. Decide for yourself.

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In this episode of This with Krish, we break down the full college football season recap, including the biggest highlights, the most controversial moments, and the uncomfortable realities reshaping the sport. From transfer portal free agency and NIL money to COVID eligibility creating 25-year-old players lining up against freshmen, this season exposed how quickly college football is evolving into something closer to professional football.

We dig into why some players are choosing to stay in college instead of entering the NFL Draft, how NIL money is changing incentives, and why incoming freshmen are now being benched like NFL rookies. We also examine the cultural shift happening inside locker rooms, using real postgame comments to contrast leadership styles and accountability from quarterbacks like Carson Beck and Fernando Mendoza.

Plus, we discuss the warnings from Nick Saban about the lack of structure, enforcement, and long-term sustainability in today’s college football landscape.

This is a fun, honest, and thoughtful conversation about where college football has been, where it is right now, and where it might be headed next. Whether you love the changes or hate them, this season proved one thing: college football will never be the same again.

If you enjoy long-form sports conversations with real context, smart analysis, and a little humor, make sure to subscribe and join the conversation in the comments.

From ancient thermal springs and historic bath houses… to gangsters hiding out in the 1920s… to ordering still water on a date night in Austin and getting handed rainwater in a can — this episode dives deep into how water became culture, status, marketing, and belief.

We unpack new science questioning whether bottled water is actually cleaner, talk about microplastics, tap water myths, wellness branding, and why something as simple as water reveals how much we’ve overcomplicated trust.

This one is thoughtful, funny, historical, and surprisingly personal.

Listen with an open mind — and maybe a glass of water nearby.

In this episode of This with Krish, I pull back the curtain on what it really looks like to juggle full-time careers, startups in different stages, equity partnerships, real estate investing, a podcast, a clothing line, a nonprofit — and still protect your marriage, your faith, and your sanity.

This episode is a continuation of yesterday’s conversation, “The American Dream Didn’t Die,” where we talked about how opportunity has changed. Today, we go deeper into the part no one glamorizes: the pressure, the exhaustion, the systems, and the mindset required to build without losing yourself.

We talk about: • Why burnout isn’t about working hard — it’s about bad design • How my wife Shannon and I stay aligned while building multiple ventures • The difference between being busy and building momentum • Why owning everything at once is a fast track to exhaustion • How to reorder your life without quitting the dream

This isn’t hustle culture. This is sustainable ambition.

If you’re building something big — or thinking about it — this episode is for you.

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For decades, it meant stability, ownership, and the promise that hard work would eventually lead to a better life. Today, it feels faster, louder, and far more exhausting — leaving many people wondering if it’s still achievable without burning out or compromising their values.

In this long-form episode of This with Krish, we explore how the American Dream didn’t disappear — it changed. Through personal stories, humor, and honest reflection, Krish breaks down what the dream used to be, what it’s become, and how people are quietly building meaningful, stable lives outside the noise.

This isn’t about politics or hype. It’s about responsibility, alignment, patience, and redefining success on your own terms.

If you’ve ever felt behind, burned out, or unsure what you’re actually working toward — this episode is for you.

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In this episode of This with Krish, we break down how to survive (and actually enjoy) a long family roadtrip, including:

• Why most roadtrip stress is avoidable
• How planning starts 48 hours before you leave
• Snack strategy (because snacks are leverage, not food)
• The science behind kid meltdowns and how to prevent them
• How to use screens without guilt—and without overdoing it
• Why movement matters more than entertainment
• What really happens hour by hour on a 13-hour drive

We also dive into real stats and research on why families still choose roadtrips, how shared travel experiences impact kids long-term, and why memories are made in the messy middle—not the perfect moments.

If you’re a parent planning a roadtrip, thinking about one, or just need reassurance that you’re not alone—this episode is for you.

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You say something out loud… You turn off a light mid-conversation… You feel a two-degree temperature change in the house…

And suddenly you realize — you’ve officially become your dad.

After a spontaneous 13-hour road trip from Dallas to Atlanta to see family, I found myself thinking a lot about my father, the habits I swore I’d never pick up, and the quiet ways we carry our parents forward without even realizing it.

In this episode, I unpack the funny moments, the embarrassing realizations, and the surprisingly meaningful truth behind becoming the very person you once promised you wouldn’t be.

This is an honest, funny, and heartwarming conversation about fatherhood, legacy, family, and the small everyday moments that shape who we become.

If you’ve ever yelled about the thermostat, commented on gas prices, or said “we’ve got food at home” without hesitation — this one’s for you.

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From Washington power dynamics to state-level consequences and global elections that impact your wallet, this episode delivers context, clarity, and perspective—not just headlines. We also explore why losing congressional seats could trigger years of investigations and gridlock, and why both parties are approaching this cycle differently.

If you care about accountability, balance of power, and whether government actually functions, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

I went to school there. Built businesses there. Met my wife there. Most of my family and closest friends still live there. Atlanta shaped who I am in ways I’ll always be grateful for.

But somewhere along the way, the city changed—and so did my relationship with it.

In this episode, I take a long, honest look at why I fell out of love with Atlanta. From the Olympic-era optimism of the 1990s to explosive population growth, rising costs, infrastructure strain, crime trends, gentrification, and cultural erosion, this is not a hit piece—it’s a reflection.

This episode blends personal memory with deep-cut Atlanta history from 1991–2020, along with real data, lived experience, and uncomfortable questions about what makes a city livable as you get older.

If you’ve ever outgrown a place you once loved… this one might hit close to home.

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From pressure washing and car detailing to perfectly cut lawns, there’s something deeply satisfying about transformation. But my ultimate guilty pleasure? Historic home renovations — castles, old estates, and buildings that were constructed centuries ago without modern technology.

In this episode of This with Krish, I dive into my lifelong fascination with architecture, growing up in London surrounded by history, childhood picnics at Syon Park, being enamored with Windsor Castle, and the surreal moment of watching Prince Charles — now King Charles — casually play polo nearby.

We talk castles, craftsmanship, legacy, patience, and the incredible things humans built long before power tools, software, or shortcuts existed. This episode is about awe, wonder, humor, nostalgia, and why old buildings still stop us in our tracks.

If you love history, architecture, restoration videos, or just appreciating what humans are capable of — this one’s for you.

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In this episode of This with Krish, I break down how ordinary families can create extraordinary financial outcomes for their children using discipline, time, and intentional planning — not hype, not seminars, and not complicated financial products that mostly benefit the people selling them.

I share personal stories from early marriage, the confusing season of earning more money but not seeing savings grow, and lessons learned from working with and alongside billionaires and nine-figure earners. We explore the common mindset that separates families who build generational wealth from those who simply earn income — and why most people miss the wealth window entirely.

We also ground this conversation in biblical principles of stewardship, legacy, and responsibility, and explain why fear-based finance often keeps families stuck instead of free.

This episode is not about getting rich quick. It’s about thinking long enough to change your family tree.

📌 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE

• Why making more money doesn’t automatically create wealth • The most common mindset shared by generationally wealthy families • How compound interest quietly turns thousands into millions • Why much of the financial advice industry is misaligned • Biblical wisdom around stewardship, diligence, and legacy • Three practical, realistic strategies to build wealth for your children

📊 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS & INVESTMENTS MENTIONED

(Educational references only — not financial advice)

UGMA / Custodial Investment Accounts https://www.fidelity.com/open-account/custodial-account https://investor.vanguard.com/accounts-plans/ugma-utma

Custodial Roth IRA (for working teens) https://www.fidelity.com/retirement-ira/roth-ira-kids https://investor.vanguard.com/accounts-plans/iras/roth-ira

ETFs Referenced IVW – iShares S&P 500 Growth ETF https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239726/

VBK – Vanguard Small-Cap Growth ETF https://investor.vanguard.com/investment-products/etfs/profile/vbk

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In this flagship episode of This with Krish, I talk openly—without judgment—about what it means to raise children who can sit at the table, function in society, and show respect for others.

Drawing from my upbringing in London, England, the deep traditions of Southern hospitality in the American South, and real-life parenting experiences today, this episode explores why manners were once taught everywhere—at home, in school, and in public—and why that consistency mattered.

We talk about: • British etiquette and how structure creates confidence • Southern hospitality and teaching kids awareness of others • Why accountability isn’t unloving—it’s necessary • A powerful real-life story from Christmas Eve at a steakhouse • How manners shape future adults, not just well-behaved kids • Why discipline, structure, and love must work together • And why generational wealth without values never lasts

This isn’t about shaming parents. It’s about preparing children for the real world.

If you’re raising kids—or planning to—this conversation will hit home.

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In this episode of This with Krish, we break down one of the strangest viral trends of the year — the 6–7 phenomenon. What started as a lyric in a rap song quickly turned into a global meme, showing up in basketball edits, TikTok comments, classrooms, and family dinner tables everywhere.

We walk through: • Where the 6–7 trend really came from • How music, sports, and meme culture collided • Why parents think it’s demonic (and why that rumor spread) • The background of the rapper tied to the phrase • The truth behind the “Haitian devil worship” claims • What this trend says about Gen Alpha, Gen Z, and modern internet culture

Funny, deliberate, and rooted in facts — this episode separates internet hysteria from reality and gives parents, creators, and culture-watchers real context.

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Between the Rose Bowl, Orange Bowl, Sugar Bowl, and a house full of family, food, and football, there’s something special about the way America resets on January 1st.

In this 2026 season opener of This with Krish, we talk about: • New Year’s traditions and why football defines the day • The funny, sarcastic things we all say about resolutions (and don’t do) • Why most New Year’s goals fail by February • The optimism heading into 2026 — lower mortgage rates, cooling inflation, strong markets, and falling unemployment • Fun, odd, and downright hilarious New Year’s Day stats • Why progress beats perfection every single time

This episode is honest, funny, reflective, and full of positive energy — the perfect way to kick off 2026.

And yes… Big shoutout to the Georgia Bulldogs.

Go Dawgs.

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In this episode of This with Krish, I share why I decided to take on a one-book-a-week challenge, how reading 52 books in one year completely changed my focus, patience, leadership, and home life — and why literacy is one of the most overlooked issues facing our country today.

We talk about:

• Why reading scores are declining across the U.S.
• The staggering number of American adults who struggle with basic literacy
• How a literacy fundraiser opened my eyes years ago
• Why people who read think, speak, and lead differently
• The power of holding a physical book
• How modeling reading impacts our kids
• Why reading builds patience, discernment, and freedom

This isn’t about sounding smart. It’s about being harder to manipulate, better equipped to lead, and raising kids who can think for themselves.

If you’ve ever said “I don’t have time to read” — this episode is for you.

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In this episode of This with Krish, we take a hard, fact-based look at the massive fraud investigations unfolding in Minnesota — from the Feeding Our Future case to autism services, daycare assistance, and medical transportation programs now under FBI and DHS scrutiny.

Federal indictments, sworn affidavits, and legislative testimony point to a pattern: weak enforcement, ignored warnings, and systems that were easy to exploit. More than $1 billion in suspected or confirmed fraud exposure is now tied to programs that were meant to help children and vulnerable families.

This episode is not about race, religion, or immigration. It’s about moral responsibility, stewardship of public funds, and what happens when leaders stop asking hard questions.

We examine:

• What the FBI and DOJ actually say in court filings
• How fraud expanded across multiple state programs
• Why leadership and oversight matter more than political optics
• And what must change if trust is ever going to be restored

If you care about accountability, transparency, and protecting compassion from being abused — this episode is for you.

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In this episode of This with Krish, I go deep into my lifelong love affair with breakfast. From growing up with a full British breakfast (yes, baked beans and fried tomatoes included), to discovering the power of Southern biscuits and gravy, to falling completely in love with Mexican breakfast — huevos rancheros, breakfast tacos, and everything in between.

We talk about why eggs and bacon are undefeated, why brunch is the greatest invention of weekends, and why some foods just hit differently depending on where you grew up. It’s funny, nostalgic, a little intellectual, and guaranteed to make you hungry by minute five.

Whether you’re a breakfast-for-dinner person, a brunch loyalist, or someone who still argues about grits… this one’s for you.

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In this episode of This with Krish, we break down the real truth behind AI and jobs. Not the clickbait panic. Not the Hollywood robot apocalypse. The actual data, history, faith-based concerns, and economic reality of what’s happening right now.

Yes — some jobs will disappear. But others are about to explode in value.

We talk about: • Which roles are most vulnerable to automation • Why repetitive work is at the highest risk • The skills AI can’t replace (and why they matter more than ever) • How AI is creating entirely new income paths • Why many Christians feel uneasy about AI — and why that fear isn’t really about technology • The difference between tools, purpose, and identity • How to future-proof your career without panic

This is an educational, funny, slightly disruptive conversation about work, faith, economics, and what it actually means to stay relevant in an AI-driven world.

If you’ve been wondering whether AI is a threat or an opportunity — this episode is for you.

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📚 Reports & Studies Referenced in THIS episode.

Here are the actual studies and data that inform the episode’s arguments:

McKinsey & Company “The Future of Work After COVID-19” AI and automation could automate up to 30% of hours worked in the U.S. economy by 2030 — but also create new job categories. https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/future-of-work

World Economic Forum Future of Jobs Report While automation may displace ~85 million jobs globally, 97 million new roles are expected to emerge that are more human-centered and tech-enabled. https://www.weforum.org/reports/the-future-of-jobs-report

Pew Research Center AI and Human Work Study Finds that Americans are more worried about job displacement than AI safety — especially in clerical, support, and administrative roles. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/10/17/how-americans-view-ai/

MIT Task-Based Automation Research AI excels at task replacement, not full job replacement — reinforcing why hybrid human + AI roles are growing fastest. https://workofthefuture.mit.edu/research-post/task-automation/

Harvard Business Review Why AI Won’t Replace Leaders Explains why judgment, ethics, creativity, and trust remain uniquely human advantages. https://hbr.org/2023/07/ai-wont-replace-leaders

In this episode of This with Krish, I talk candidly (and humorously) about why weekly date night isn’t optional — it’s marriage maintenance. Backed by real research, real stats, faith-based perspective, and real life experience, this episode breaks down why intentional time together is one of the most powerful habits a couple can build.

We share why we date at least once a week, how programs like Lifetime Fitness Parents’ Night Out make it possible in busy seasons, and why protecting your marriage ultimately benefits your kids, your faith, and your future.

This episode blends: • Marriage research & data • Christian perspective on commitment • Real-life parenting chaos • Sarcasm, humor, and honesty • Practical takeaways you can actually apply

Marriage doesn’t thrive on autopilot. Feelings don’t sustain it — choices do.

👉 If you’re married, engaged, or want to be someday — this one’s for you.

National Marriage Project – Date Nights & Marital Happiness https://nationalmarriageproject.org/research/

University of Virginia – Marriage & Relationship Research https://nationalmarriageproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Wilcox-DateNight.pdf

Gottman Institute – Shared Meaning, Laughter & Relationship Stability https://www.gottman.com/blog/why-laughter-is-essential-for-a-strong-relationship/

Journal of Marriage and Family – Shared Activities & Intimacy Decline https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jomf.12164

American Psychological Association – Marriage, Stress & Emotional Health https://www.apa.org/monitor/nov01/marriage

Harvard Study on Adult Development – Relationships & Long-Term Happiness https://adultdevelopment.hsph.harvard.edu/

One day you’re invincible. The next day you slept wrong, your knee pops when you stand up, your metabolism is on vacation, and your hair has quietly relocated to places it was never invited.

In this episode of This with Krish, I break down what no one tells men about getting older — from hair loss and random back pain to dad bod math, naps becoming mandatory, and why comfort officially beats style. It’s honest, hilarious, unapologetic, and painfully relatable.

If you’ve ever thrown your back out tying your shoes, looked at bread like it betrayed you, or realized your barber is now a therapist — this one’s for you.

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In this episode of This with Krish Show, I go all in on car culture, driving passion, and why electric vehicles — especially Teslas — just don’t do it for me. I’ve listened to the arguments. I’ve driven them. I have friends and family who own them. And still… no one is changing my mind.

We break down why EVs aren’t the environmental slam dunk people think they are, from battery mining and manufacturing to electricity grids and disposal issues. We also talk about how Teslas became political fashion statements, why that narrative collapsed when Elon Musk went full chaos mode, and the hilarious contradictions that followed — including the wildest Tesla bumper sticker I’ve ever seen.

This episode is unapologetic, funny, cultural, and honest. If you love cars, engines, and the soul of driving — you’ll feel this one. If you drive an EV and listen anyway… respect.

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In this deeply personal episode of This with Krish, I share the full, unfiltered story of my lifelong pull toward creativity and entertainment — from being a hidden graffiti artist, college radio host, nightclub DJ, and campus TV co-producer, to being an uncredited movie extra whose foot made it into Hollywood (yes, really).

I talk about growing up Indian with the pressure to “be professional,” chasing creative outlets anyway, and how every artistic season — even the ridiculous ones (including frosted tips inspired by AJ from the Backstreet Boys) — shaped who I am today.

This episode goes deeper as I share how creativity later became healing through iPaintForKids.com, a project that started as painting therapy for me and turned into gifting hundreds of paintings to children, siblings, and parents walking through the journey of pediatric cancer.

We also explore the biblical foundation of creativity — why God is the original artist, why beauty and design matter, and why your creativity isn’t a distraction, but a calling.

If you’ve ever felt torn between responsibility and creativity, faith and expression, or purpose and passion — this episode is for you.

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In this episode of This With Krish, Krish dives headfirst into the outrage economy — a culture where anger drives clicks, calm doesn’t convert, and every headline feels like a five-alarm fire. With humor, honesty, and a faith-grounded, conservative perspective, this episode breaks down why we’re all exhausted, how social media profits from panic, and what constant outrage is doing to our mental health, families, and faith.

From viral meltdowns and manufactured emergencies to the loss of common sense and personal responsibility, this episode offers clarity, laughs, and perspective in a world that feels perpetually on edge.

This isn’t about ignoring real problems — it’s about learning how to respond with wisdom instead of reaction, discernment instead of fear, and peace instead of panic.

🎙️ Topics covered:

• The outrage economy and how it works
• Why calm people don’t go viral
• Social media, algorithms, and manufactured crises
• Faith, discernment, and emotional stewardship
• Why everything feels urgent — and why it shouldn’t
• Choosing peace in a culture addicted to outrage

If you’re tired of being angry, overwhelmed, or emotionally drained by the news cycle — this episode is for you.

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For a full list and links all of the top 100 music videos ever on MTV, visit https://thiswithkrish.com/MTV today!

We talk about:

🎶 How MTV changed music forever

📼 Recording songs off the radio on cassette tapes

💿 Illegally downloading music in college libraries and burning CDs

📺 The best and worst moments in MTV history

🌟 Celebrities who got their start on MTV

⚠️ The biggest MTV controversies

🎧 DJs, VJs, and the personalities that made it all feel real

🎟️ Concerts then vs now — from Publix ticket lines to Ticketmaster fees

🔥 The Top 10 MTV music videos of all time And yes — the FULL Top 100 MTV Music Videos of All Time, with direct links to every video, is available exclusively at 👉 thiswithkrish.com

MTV didn’t just raise a generation. It taught us how to wait, how to discover music, and how to care deeply about art. If you ever waited for a song to come on the radio… This episode is for you.

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In this episode of This with Krish, I unpack why I absolutely cannot get behind Pajama Day — how I was raised, why pajamas belong at home, and why seeing my kid walk out the door dressed like they’re headed to a sleepover makes my soul uncomfortable.

It turns out this isn’t just a school issue — it’s a marriage issue. My wife thinks Pajama Day is adorable. I think it’s chaos in fleece form. So now she deletes the school emails to protect my blood pressure… which somehow makes Pajama Day even worse when it finally arrives.

This episode is a hilarious, honest, and painfully relatable breakdown of parenting disagreements, Spirit Week insanity, shared inbox sabotage, and the quiet compromises we make for our kids — even when it goes against everything we believe in.

If you’ve ever felt personally attacked by a school theme day, this one’s for you.

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We’re talking: • The good old days of “you get what you get” • Kids negotiating wishlist items like attorneys • Amazon acting like a disappointed guidance counselor • Why buying for nieces & nephews has become completely impersonal • The seven-minute lifespan of “must-have” kids toys • And the REAL heart behind giving gifts to our children

If you’re a parent, an aunt or uncle, or just someone who has survived holiday shopping in the modern era… this episode will hit home — and crack you up.

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From Mariah Carey defrosting every November… To the emotional hostage situation that is Christmas Shoes… To the absolute chaos of I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas… This episode breaks down the songs we love, the songs we tolerate, and the songs that should honestly be on Santa’s naughty list.

🎄 Expect: • Comedy, dad jokes, and zero musical mercy • Iconic hits vs. dumpster-fire jingles • A top 5 BEST list • A top 5 WORST list • Holiday nostalgia, chaos, and cultural commentary the “This with Krish” way

Whether you're wrapping presents, driving through Christmas traffic, or avoiding mall Santas — this episode is guaranteed to make your holiday season a little louder and a lot funnier.

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In today’s episode of THIS WITH KRISH, we dive headfirst into the wonderfully ridiculous world of Christmas movies— from Home Alone and Elf to The Grinch, Die Hard, Hallmark fever dreams, and the CGI chaos known as The Polar Express.

This is a stand-up–style, laugh-out-loud breakdown of: • Christmas movie logic that makes ZERO sense • The most iconic holiday moments (and plot holes big enough to drive Santa’s sleigh through) • Why Hallmark movies all look like they were written in the same Google Doc • Hot takes that will have your family arguing at Christmas dinner • And the REAL reason we love Christmas movies — even when they’re absolutely unhinged

If you love comedy, Christmas, roasting your favorite holiday films, and dad-level puns… this is your episode.

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Merry Christmas, friends — let’s laugh our way into the holidays. 🎅🔥🎁

This episode is funny, personal, factual, and full of those holiday moments we all relate to — the chaos, the magic, the traditions, and the memories we hope our kids carry with them long after they stop believing the Elf on the Shelf is reporting to the North Pole.

If you love Christmas, family stories, humor, or just need a little holiday light in your day — this one’s for you.

🎙️ Listen. Laugh. Learn. And maybe add one more tree this year… just don’t tell Shannon.

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Welcome back to This With Krish, the show where we break down life, money, business, and the chaos of the American economy — with a little humor and a lot of honesty.

Today’s episode dives into a topic EVERYONE is arguing about: Interest Rates, Housing Crashes, and Why Everyone Is Confused.

If you’ve been wondering why mortgage rates feel like they were set by a Magic 8-Ball… Or why the housing market looks like it should crash but somehow hasn’t… Or why every financial headline contradicts the next one…

This episode is your new sanity check.

We cover: • Why interest rates are acting wild (and what the Fed is really trying to do) • Whether the housing market is actually crashing — or just clogged like a drain • Why affordability, not inventory, is the real crisis • The #1 reason everyone is confused right now • How buyers and investors should think about the next 12–18 months

All explained in real-world language — funny, honest, educational, and straight to the point. No econ jargon. No boring charts. No panic. Just clarity.

If you’ve felt unsure about where the market is heading, THIS episode is your roadmap.

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I share the story of the first time I ever had to reinvent myself — when I moved from the UK to America at ten and a half years old with a thick British accent, got thrown into fifth grade, and accidentally became the unofficial audiobook reader for Call of the Wild and Old Yeller. That summer, I stood in front of the mirror practicing the words “John Deere” until my American accent clicked… and my first reinvention was born.

From childhood identity shifts to adult seasons of pressure, calling, and evolution — this episode breaks down:

• Why reinvention is essential • Why your current identity may be holding you back • How to know when you’ve outgrown a season • The loneliness and beauty of becoming a new version of yourself • The spiritual and practical side of breakthroughs • What God often asks you to release before He promotes you • How to step boldly into the next chapter of your life

If you’ve been feeling stuck, restless, or called to something greater — this episode is your sign.

If this episode spoke to you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe for more faith-filled motivation, storytelling, leadership lessons, and real talk about growth, purpose, and becoming who you were created to be.

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I share personal stories (including my IKEA trauma), the science behind why men skip manuals, the kid-toy assembly Olympics, and how this whole thing ties into faith, pride, and the instructions God gives us for life. If you’ve ever watched your husband/boyfriend/dad build something completely backwards… or if you ARE that guy… this is your episode.

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Every holiday season, millions of families go searching for the perfect Christmas puppy—and every year, scammers ramp up their efforts to take advantage of high emotions, limited time, and the excitement of bringing home a new furry family member. In this episode, I share the real story of how my family almost fell victim to a holiday puppy scam while searching for a second dog to join our Golden Doodle, Stetson.

What looked like a legitimate breeder website—complete with photos, reviews, and pages of puppy information—quickly unraveled into a full-blown scam once a few red flags appeared. This episode breaks down: • The most common holiday puppy scams

• Real examples from BBB, FTC, and consumer reports

• How scammers use urgency, AI-generated photos, fake shipping companies, and emotional manipulation

• Red flags to watch out for before sending a deposit

• Safe ways to verify a breeder or adoption listing

• What to do if you think you're being targeted

Whether you’re a parent hoping to surprise your kids this Christmas or a dog lover considering adoption, this episode will help you protect yourself from financial loss—and heartbreak. Stay sharp. Stay safe. And hug your dog tonight.

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We dig into:

✔ The closed-loop “pump” between Wall Street and Big Tech ✔ Why Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Google, and Tesla are fueling NVIDIA’s dominance

✔ How NVIDIA uses stock buybacks to boost valuation

✔ The real owners of the company (yes, including Jensen Huang)

✔ Why your 401(k) is deeply tied to NVIDIA whether you like it or not

✔ Whether the company’s valuation is justified or headed for a correction

✔ How this cycle impacts the future of AI, tech, markets, and everyday investors

This is a deep, snarky, yet simple breakdown of the financial ecosystem surrounding NVIDIA — the most influential company in the world right now. If you’ve ever wondered whether this AI boom is brilliance, a bubble, or a bit of both… this episode is for you.

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For years, I traveled constantly for work. Airports, hotels, early morning flights, late-night arrivals — it became our normal. But behind the scenes, Shannon was holding everything together: the routines, the chaos, the schedules, the emotions, the kids, the house… all while building her own career.

In this episode, we talk openly about:

• The sacrifices Shannon made while I traveled • How constant travel impacted our kids • What it did to our marriage — the honest and unfiltered version • Why we’re not shaming parents who travel, because every family is different • The moment I decided it was time to come home • How shifting careers reshaped our entire family’s rhythm • And how faith, communication, and presence brought us back into alignment

This conversation is honest, funny at times, emotional, and real. No scripts. No filters. Just us — sharing a season of our life we’ve never fully opened up about.

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We talk about germs (yes, those invisible little monsters), parenting chaos, and the powerful community that got us through it. Whether you’re a new parent, expecting, or just love a good real-life story — this one’s for you.

👶 Don’t touch babies that aren’t yours. 🧼 Wash your hands. 🙏 And remember — germs are real, but so is grace.

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From meeting them at Stone Mountain during my 2015 “100 in 90” Step Up Be A Voice challenge, to watching them move across the country to be closer to us — this is a story of love, growth, and God’s perfect timing.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever had to re-learn what family really means.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Topics include:

• Learning to appreciate your in-laws (yes, it’s possible!)
• How God orchestrates relationships long before we realize it
• Sobriety, isolation, and finding peace in connection
• What Frank and Leann have taught me about grace, patience, and love

🙏 If this episode hits home, please like, comment, and subscribe!

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What does it mean to be a dad in 2025? To be present, to provide, and to lead your family in a culture that’s drifting away from traditional values?

We talk about:

✅ The real meaning of fatherhood and presence

✅ What it means to have a nuclear family — and why it matters

✅ America’s growing battle with fatherlessness

✅ Divorce rates, absentee fathers, and their real impact on kids

✅ Why children — believe it or not — desperately need their dad

✅ A call to fathers to show up, protect, and provide with love and humility

This episode is for every dad, every father figure, and anyone who believes strong families build strong communities.

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In this episode of This with Krish, I start by wishing a happy birthday to the incredible Captain Charlie Plumb, a Vietnam War hero, speaker, and author of “I’m No Hero.” Captain Plumb spent over six years as a prisoner of war and came home stronger than ever, teaching the world about resilience, gratitude, and perspective.

I also share a deeply personal story about Mr. and Mrs. Lambert, a couple I met years ago whose faith, love, and strength carried them far beyond the odds — a story that captures the heart of what Veterans Month is all about.

👉 Watch, listen, and share this episode with someone who’s served, someone who loves a veteran, or someone who just needs a reminder that courage and love can outlast anything.

🎖️ Resources Mentioned:

• Captain Charlie Plumb’s Website: https://www.charlieplumb.com
• Book: I’m No Hero by Captain Charlie Plumb (2023)
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• Like, comment, and subscribe — it truly helps grow the show
• Leave a message of thanks to a veteran in the comments
• Share it with a friend or family member who’s served

We’ll talk about: 🎃 Top 5 safety tips every parent should know 🍬 The ultimate trick-or-treat survival guide 😂 Hilarious Halloween dad jokes 🧡 Why slowing down tonight might just create a memory your kids will never forget

PLUS — a big shoutout to our friends at The Cumin Club, an incredible Indian meal kit company my wife and I love!As an Indian married to an Irish-American who might love Indian food even more than I do, this has been our go-to for authentic, flavorful meals ready in just 5 minutes.

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After watching a powerful video of a young girl named Carolyn battling Ewing’s Sarcoma, Krish began climbing Stone Mountain weekly, starting a small “Monday Sunset Hiking Club.” On Easter Sunday, April 20th, he joined hundreds for the sunrise service — a moment that sparked the idea to keep climbing.

In April, he learned about the Atlanta-based nonprofit CURE Childhood Cancer, ran his first-ever 5K — Lauren’s Run— wearing a homemade “Praying for Carolyn” shirt (misspelling and all), and by June 2nd, 2014, committed to an incredible challenge: 100 climbs in 90 days.

This episode captures the early steps of faith, courage, and calling — before there was a movement, a website, or a banner. Just a man, a mountain, and a mission.

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🎧 Coming soon: Part 3 — When Stone Mountain Called Back.

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At the time, I was sober, focused, and working in one of Atlanta’s fastest-growing real estate firms. Life was steady—but it still felt incomplete. Then came three moments that changed everything:

1️⃣ A heartbreaking post about a little girl named Carolyn fighting cancer.

2️⃣ A $39 gym membership charge that reminded me I wasn’t living fully.

3️⃣ A spontaneous decision to hike Stone Mountain that turned into a spiritual turning point. This is the story of how pain, purpose, and one climb set off a chain reaction that would eventually inspire thousands through Step Up, Be a Voice.

Krish takes a hard stance — not just on Roblox, but on video games as a whole. He’s said it before and he’ll say it again: Video games are stupid, a waste of time, and no one can change his mind. But this isn’t just a rant — it’s a wake-up call for parents. Online gaming platforms are not just breeding brain rot — they’re exposing children to grooming, exploitation, and real-world danger.

📰 Referenced Articles & Sources: Florida AG issues subpoenas to Roblox over child safety – Reuters

👉 https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/florida-attorney-general-issues-subpoenas-roblox-over-child-safety-2025-10-20 Kentucky lawsuit says Roblox fails to protect children – AP News

👉 https://apnews.com/article/4104db6e4aa16395b8bf5082e4a6a8cc Roblox policy changes after predator allegations – PC Gamer

👉 https://www.pcgamer.com/games/roblox-changes-policies-on-romantic-and-sexual-content-and-promises-better-moderation-on-the-way-as-louisiana-ag-repeats-assertion-that-the-platform-is-a-breeding-ground-for-sex-predators

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In this episode of THIS with Krish, we talk about why letting your kids have a superhero, an imagination, and even a little chaos is one of the most important things you can do for their development (and your sanity). I share real stories from our home — my son Liam, who’s never been much into toys but thrives outdoors, and my daughter Brynlee, whose living room toy kingdom could qualify as a FEMA zone. But behind the mess is something beautiful — a mind learning empathy, emotion, and creativity in real time.

We’ll also dive into some fascinating research on the psychology of pretend play:

🧠 Harvard University’s Center on the Developing Child — explains how imagination helps kids process emotions, build empathy, and develop executive function.

🦸‍♂️ University of Minnesota’s “Batman Effect” study — found that kids who pretended to be superheroes had greater persistence and focus during difficult tasks.

💬 American Academy of Pediatrics — notes that imaginative play directly supports emotional regulation, language skills, and problem-solving. So yeah — that pile of toys on your floor isn’t chaos… it’s creativity under construction.

Watch, laugh, and maybe see your kids a little differently after this one.

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From recalling a powerful 2016 sermon at Buckhead Church with Andy Stanley about guarding your heart, to sharing how holding in gas almost ended his dating life with Shannon — this one has it all.

Scientists say three things make your relationship happier and healthier:

1️⃣ Disliking the same people

2️⃣ Farting in front of each other

3️⃣ Teasing each other But Krish takes it deeper — why shared humor, emotional honesty, and faith all play a part in lasting love. If you and your spouse ever laughed at the same person, blamed the dog, or roasted each other out of love — this episode is for you.

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😅 In this episode of THIS with Krish, we break down the funniest slang from Gen Z and Gen Alpha — “rizz,” “mid,” “NPC,” “delulu,” “slay,” and even the “6 + 7 trend.”

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents — you’ll finally understand your kids.

😂 Kids — you’ll finally understand why your parents are laughing.

🙏 And everyone — you’ll get a reminder that faith, family, and good humor never go out of style. Hit Subscribe + Like if you’ve ever said “bruh” unironically.

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From a weekend of shocking college football upsets — where top-ranked teams fell hard — to the emotional rollercoaster of watching my son’s lacrosse team go from victory to heartbreak, this episode dives deep into what it really means to compete with heart. I share the moment my son — after giving everything he had in three back-to-back games under the Texas sun — fell into my arms and said through tears, “I wanted to win.” That moment hit harder than any touchdown highlight. Because life, like sports, isn’t about never losing — it’s about how you respond when you do.

Whether you’re a parent, athlete, coach, or just someone trying to stay the course when life keeps throwing punches — this episode will hit home.

🎙️ Topics covered: The biggest college football upsets of the week Why losing can be the most powerful teacher Lessons from youth sports (and parenting) The difference between results and resilience How faith, humility, and heart redefine “winning”

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From busloads of protestors in North Dallas and across the nation to the trenches of the OMB, this episode exposes the distractions, the reformers, and the reality behind America’s political circus.

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In this episode, Krish dives into the brilliance of modern comedy, why it’s underappreciated, and how comedians like Nimesh Patel expose uncomfortable truths through laughter. Plus, Krish shares his own hilarious perspective on what it’s like to be Indian in America — and why sometimes, “racism” just sounds like a really awkward compliment. 😂

🎧 Watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify — new episodes drop every morning at 7AM CST.

🔗 Links to Nimesh Patel Nimesh Patel — Official YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfcCtDUBliTW2mLqzJWuHDw

“NIMESH PATEL — NO PORK HALAL CHINESE FOOD” (Full Special) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3SKWCKHrxc

“Weird Time in America” — Clip from Just for Laughs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyV071ePUhQ

“What It Means to Be a Liquor Store Indian” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfHcvnfh-J8

“Political Comedy, Fatherhood & Life on the Road (Interview)” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqINUBd7zD8

“NIMESH PATEL Testicular Cancer Comedy Special (Full Special)” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2Rdh82XGrY

In this episode — Am I a Good Dad… or Just a Guy with Snacks? — we tackle one of the biggest questions every parent quietly asks: “Am I doing this right?” Parenting today feels like a full-contact sport. Between “gentle parenting,” screen-time debates, and $3,000 toddler birthday parties, it’s a miracle any of us are still standing. I share real stories from my own parenting journey, unpack why perfection isn’t the goal (sturdiness is), and talk about how faith and grace show up when we fall short.

This episode was inspired by Hasan Minhaj’s brilliant conversation with Dr. Becky about the realities of modern parenting — check it out here for context and laughs:

🎧 https://youtu.be/vDLtvh4WRJg?si=XaxGVVeS1_KnjNNt If you’ve ever felt like you’re just doing your best with a heart full of love and a pocket full of Goldfish crackers — this one’s for you.

👇 Watch, share, and subscribe — new episodes drop daily this week at 7:00 AM Central as part of the Triple 7 Series (7 episodes in 7 days).

🎧 Links Mentioned:

🎙️ Hasan Minhaj x Dr. Becky – “Is Hasan a Shtty Dad?”* → https://youtu.be/vDLtvh4WRJg?si=XaxGVVeS1_KnjNNt

📘 The Baby Owner’s Manual: Operating Instructions → https://amzn.to/3ZCq3Qa

😂 It’s funny, it’s real, and it’s every parent’s “wait, how much did we just spend?!” moment.

💡 Episode highlights: The first family trip to the Fair (pre-Dallas days) Meeting the CEO & CMO of the Texas State Fair How prices have skyrocketed — with real percentages The Fair’s economic impact in Texas Is it still about community… or cash?

🎙️ This with Krish is where faith, culture, and everyday life collide — with humor and heart. 👇 Watch. Laugh. Relate.

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You’ll hear the biblical perspective on fear and faith, how to protect your family spiritually, and how to let your light shine in the darkest night of the year.

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Over 200 comments poured in from people who could only be described as angry, lost, or outright evil. Instead of engaging, I chose silence… and prayer. But today, I’m using this platform to talk about the deeper truth behind what’s happening — the spiritual war for America’s soul.

We’ll unpack: Why revival threatens control and sparks resistance How the digital world became a modern battleground for faith What Scripture says about calling evil good and good evil Why the hatred you face might actually mean you’re doing something right This isn’t about politics — it’s about truth. It’s about faith, light, and standing firm when darkness gets loud.

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🎙️ Host: Krish Dhokia

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A major UK Biobank study (featured on Fox News Health) revealed that people who drink diet sodas and artificially sweetened beverages may face a 60% higher risk of liver disease — potentially worse than regular sugary drinks. In this episode, Krish unpacks the science and then shares his own jaw-dropping personal story about aspartame poisoning — when 3–4 cans of Diet Dr. Pepper a day led to migraines so severe he could barely function.

The cure? A surprising recommendation from Dr. Joe Esposito, the radio host who told him to simply stop drinking diet soda.

🔗 Sources:

Fox News: Major study of diet drinks raises questions about their health impact UK Biobank study overview WHO / IARC classification of aspartame (CSPI summary)

NIH PubMed: Aspartame and headaches study Wikipedia: Aspartame background Dr. Joe Esposito official site

💬 Topics Covered: The diet drink liver connection What aspartame does to your brain and body Krish’s story of aspartame poisoning and recovery WHO’s updated stance on artificial sweeteners Why moderation might not be enough

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October 8th is National Dyslexia Awareness Day, we celebrate the kids who think differently and the parents learning alongside them.

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From using the Yuka app to catching myself asking RFK Jr. if he’s been working out 😂 — this episode is packed with real talk, parenting hacks, and a few laughs (especially about veganism — sorry not sorry). God gave us our bodies for a reason. Let’s take care of them. 🙏

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In this episode of This With Krish, I dive into the culture of Southern football, why the Georgia Bulldogs are more than just a team, and how leaders like Kirby Smart, Mark Richt, and Nick Saban shape young men beyond the field. We’ll talk about the rise of NIL deals, the weight of influence on players like Arch Manning, and why faith and character matter more than championships.

Plus, I share a powerful clip from Tim Tebow and a Bible verse that reminds us what truly lasts beyond trophies. Glory, glory to old Georgia — and may every team play with heart this season. No episode tomorrow (Sunday = church & rest), but join me Monday for an exciting new show about the MAHA movement: Make America Healthy Again.

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We’ll talk about: The impact of COVID on education (and why parents are rethinking school choices) Public vs. private vs. charter vs. homeschool debate

Why teacher happiness directly affects student success How homeschooling went from being mocked to being mainstream

Why parents need to lean in with their hearts first Plus—some personal stories, a shameless book plug, and a shoutout to my wife as she kicks off her doctorate in education.

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In college, my daily Starbucks routine put me next to a group of men who seemed ordinary—chain-smoking, nodding politely, even bumming a lighter. A week after the attacks, a barista revealed the truth: they were terrorists training at the nearby airport.

This episode dives into that chilling revelation, the release of the 9/11 files, and new content from Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro that re-examines the attacks and their ripple effects. I also reflect on how scripture gives us hope in the darkest hours.

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✅ What’s shutting down across the country

✅ The far-reaching impacts on families, small businesses, and local economies

✅ Delayed jobs and CPI reports that the Fed needs to cut rates

✅ How this affects mortgages, homebuyers, and the real estate market

✅ JD Vance’s recent remarks and the political finger-pointing on both sides

✅ Biblical perspective on stewardship and leadership This isn’t about picking sides — it’s about understanding the impacts and remembering what true stewardship looks like.

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🔔 Stay tuned for faith-driven takes on culture, leadership, and family life.”

This episode of This with Krish isn’t just about her—it’s about us. About the dangers of cutting corners, faking it till we make it, and trading integrity for quick success. I’ll share biblical wisdom, real-life business parallels, and practical takeaways on why trust is the most valuable currency we have.

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As my wife and I talked later at dinner, we couldn’t ignore the bigger picture: revival is happening across the nation. Churches are filling, lives are being changed, and heaven is getting crowded. But then—tragedy strikes. Isn’t that exactly how the enemy works? He wants to sow fear, doubt, and hesitation in the hearts of believers. Yet God’s Word reminds us in Isaiah 54:17 — “No weapon forged against you will prevail.”

This episode is about choosing faith over fear, refusing to back down, and continuing to worship boldly in the face of darkness. Because no matter what the enemy throws our way… God wins. Always.

🙏 Keep the families in Michigan in your prayers.

🙌 Keep making heaven crowded.

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In this episode, I share the funny, wholesome, and sometimes ridiculous side of parental controls — what to watch as a family, what mom & dad sneak in, and what kids actually love. My 7-year-old knows every fish on the planet, my 3-year-old cheers for the wrong team, and yes… we watch football as a family until the very last West Coast game.

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But for me, the best part of the morning isn’t the perfectly timed arrival (spoiler: that rarely happens). It’s the 20-minute ride in my sports car with my 7-year-old. Just us. Worship music playing, windows down, and space for real conversation without a toddler hijacking every word.

That drive reminds me of my own childhood, when my dad — a mechanic — would take me to the auto parts store. We’d ride together, Beatles or Fleetwood Mac on the radio, sometimes classic Indian music, and every once in a while he’d slip in a life lesson I still carry today. Work hard. Stand up for yourself. Nothing in life is free. And when you find your life partner, it better be about more than looks.

This episode is part comedy (because kids), part storytelling (because legacy), and part reflection (because fathers matter). Our dads won’t be around forever, but the conversations and car rides last a lifetime. If you’re a parent, a son, or someone who just remembers those little moments that shaped you, this one’s for you.

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Kids demanding one meal, adults craving another. Grocery hauls that somehow turn into snack cabinets, not dinners. Failed attempts at meal-prep, apps, prepped services… even daydreaming about hiring a chef. Behind all the laughs and frustrations, this is really about the shifting role of family meals in today’s world. Growing up, dinner was at 6 PM sharp, every single night. But for us? It’s different — and that’s okay.

This episode is a mix of comedy, real parenting chaos, and honest reflection about food, family, and what it means to gather together at the table (or the drive-thru).

👉 If you’ve ever asked “What’s for dinner?” and instantly regretted it, this episode is for you. Don’t forget to like, comment your funniest dinner story, and subscribe for more real-life family chaos with a side of wisdom.

If you’re here to encourage and connect, welcome. If you’re here to argue or troll, keep scrolling.

✝️ Forgiveness is stronger than hate.

🇺🇸 Faith is stronger than fear.

💬 Community is stronger than division.

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We’ll talk about: How someone can feel like a friend even when you barely crossed paths The value he brought by being bold with his faith even in public critique Why confessing sin and upholding Christ as the only path to heaven isn’t just a Christian cliché — it’s, in many ways, the bravest thing someone can do How, while not everyone agreed with everything Charlie said, many of us respected that he spoke from conviction If you’ve wondered what it looks like to live out your faith in a world that often demands silence, or what it means to hold values when it’s hard — this episode is for you.

Love y’all, — Krish Dhokia”

I grew with strong values but little faith structure. As I got older, I lived a sinful life, surrounded myself with bad influences, and eventually had to face the emptiness of it all. Sobriety was a turning point - not just quitting destructive habits, but cutting out the bad actors who were pulling me down. That's where my faith journey truly began.

It's where I met God - and in the middle of it all, He led me to meet my beautiful wife... on a mountain. If you're struggling, searching, or wondering if God can use your brokenness - my story is proof that He can.

Love ya'll, - Krish Dhokia

I'll also share why freedom is fragile if families don't defend it, how my habit of reading one book a week (39 books so far this year!) is shaping my confidence and even influencing my kids, why faith isn't just private but something that shapes how I live publicly, and what America still gets right in the middle of its challenges.

This episode isn't about being perfect. It's about learning, laughing, and living with purpose - anchored in faith, family, friends, and freedom. If this resonates, hit subscribe and join me on this journey. Love ya'll, - Krish Dhokia

Turning Point USA has grown 30X, church attendance is surging, and lives are being changed. His voice, his wisdom, his impact live on. It reminded me of something important: none of us are promised tomorrow. I want my kids to always know my heart, my faith, my thoughts - even long after I'm gone. That's why I'm here. So this playlist is my journal. My outlet. My raw, unfiltered thoughts about faith, family, friends, and freedom. If this resonates with you, join me on this journey. Subscribe, share, and let's build something meaningful together. Love ya'll, Krish Dhokia

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I still remember dating a girl in college whose dad was a Vice President of Finance making over six figures. They lived in a beautiful home, drove luxury cars, and seemed to have everything figured out. Back then, $100,000 represented success.

Today? That same salary tells a very different story.

In this episode of This with Krish, we take a journey through how inflation has quietly changed the American dream, why a million-dollar home isn't what it used to be, and how purchasing power has evolved over the past few decades.

More importantly, I share how I recently explained inflation to my newly turned 8-year-old son—and why financial education should begin long before our children enter adulthood.

Whether you're raising kids, building wealth, planning for retirement, or simply wondering why everything feels more expensive, this conversation is for you.

In this episode: • Why $100,000 used to feel life-changing • What inflation really is—in simple terms • How inflation affects your paycheck without you noticing • Why investing matters more than ever • Lessons every parent should teach their children about money • Practical examples kids can actually understand

If you enjoyed this episode, please Like, Subscribe, and share it with someone who remembers when six figures meant you'd made it.

Financial literacy is one of the greatest gifts we can pass on to the next generation.

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In this episode of This with Krish, we go deep into the meaning of 777 and why humans have been fascinated with the number 7 for thousands of years. Is it luck? Is it coincidence? Or is there a deeper Christian and historical connectionthat most people miss?

We explore biblical numerology (without the weird stuff), why God uses numbers in Scripture, how culture borrowed meaning long before it understood it, and why 777 feels powerful even if you don’t consider yourself religious. From creation and rest to movies, sports, money, and modern life—this episode connects the dots in a way that will keep you listening all the way through.

If you’ve ever noticed repeating numbers, wondered if God speaks through patterns, or just love deep conversations that challenge the way you see the world—this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and stick around… because the next conversation goes even deeper.

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Rally Foundation empowers volunteers across the country to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer research to find better treatments with fewer long-term side effects and, ultimately, cures. Link - ⁠https://rallyfoundation.org⁠

CURE Childhood Cancer supports families devastated by a childhood cancer diagnosis. From meals and counseling to financial assistance, CURE is committed to walking alongside families throughout their cancer journey.

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Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation – Founded to fund childhood-cancer research; more than $300 million raised; 1,500+ research grants.

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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital – No child is ever denied treatment; major U.S. leader in pediatric cancer care and research. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

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St. Baldrick’s Foundation – Volunteer-powered, largest private funder for childhood-cancer research in the U.S. after government.

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In this episode, Krish dives deep into the real history of Halloween — from ancient Celtic rituals to All Saints’ Day — and how it evolved into the billion-dollar holiday we know today. You’ll hear the biblical perspective on fear and faith, how to protect your family spiritually, and how to let your light shine in the darkest night of the year.

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