From the Playground to the Foreground
Join Jon Altschuler and Scott Bennett, two childhood friends who've shared nearly 50 years of memories, as they take you on a nostalgic yet forward-thinking journey with their podcast, "From the Playground to the Foreground."
Jon and Scott have grown from carefree kids on the playground to influential industry leaders. They may not always agree on today’s hot topics, but their enduring friendship is a testament to the power of connection and mutual respect.
Based in the heart of Dallas, they share a deep sense of civic pride and community involvement, striving to make their city better for future generations. Tune in as they reflect on the adventures of their youth, the lessons learned along the way, and how these experiences have shaped their lives today. From the changes they've seen in the world to their hopes for the future, Jon and Scott's conversations are a blend of humor, wisdom, and heartfelt sincerity.
Whether you're a man over 50 or simply someone looking for insightful, engaging conversations, this podcast is for you!
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to listen, laugh, and learn with two men who prove that true friendship can withstand the test of time. Subscribe now and join the conversation on "From the Playground to the Foreground" – where the past meets the present and the journey is just as important as the destination.
From the Playground to the Foreground
A conversation about change and the benefit and concept of necessary suffering
You will hear a great book recommendation, how and why Brent went from clergy to a leader in the education sector, and why we call him the bruiser. The conversation tackles challenges in education today, how hard it is to transition from being a man at the center of the stage to one who likes to play behind the scenes to get things done, and the concept of necessary suffering and what it has meant to him.
We share a few great memories of our years from K-12 and our assessments of we have changed over many years but staying close and keeping up through the journey. This conversation will have you thinking about how you view change and might even spark a conversation with those in your circles about how they deal with change in their everyday lives.
