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Going Somewhere
Hosted by Stephen Glasser, Megan Peikert · EN
This is a podcast for anyone who finds themselves in the ambiguous adventure of young adulthood. A season marked by uncertainty, change, love, heartbreak, and a whole lot of big decisions. How does one navigate this beautifully complicated season as a follower of Jesus? Join Stephen Glasser and Megan Peikert for some real and raw conversations as we journey side by side. We're all going somewhere...we might as well go there together.
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100: Still Going Somewhere (The Final Episode)
Dec 2201:14:29Tap to summarizeWe made it to Episode 100 — and this one is truly special.This episode isn’t just a recap… it’s a celebration, a thank you, and a handing-off of the journey.In this final episode of the Going Somewhere Podcast, Stephen and Megan look back on 100 episodes of conversations, stories, laughter, hard moments, and faithful steps. Together, they reflect on the moments that shaped the show, the people who made it meaningful, and the lessons learned along the way.In this episode, you’ll hear:A look back at the Top 10 most-listened episodesPersonal favorite moments and behind-the-mic storiesHonest reflections on the lessons this podcast taught usA powerful montage of messages from past guests and listenersA celebration of the incredible community that formed around this showAnd a hopeful look ahead at what’s next…Along the way, we pause to celebrate something that still blows us away — this podcast reached listeners in 79 nations around the world. What started as a simple idea turned into a global journey, and we’re incredibly grateful for every single listen.We also share a preview of what’s coming in the next chapter with the launch of the Everyday Adventure Podcast — a new space focused on finding meaning, faith, and adventure in everyday life.Most of all, this episode is about gratitude.Thank you for listening, sharing, encouraging, and walking this road with us. This chapter may be ending, but we truly believe God has good things ahead — for all of us.We’re all going somewhere… and we can’t wait to see where God leads you next.What’s Next & Helpful Links🎙️ Everyday Adventure Podcast with Stephen GlasserLaunching January 26 --> SUBSCRIBE/FOLLOW TODAY!📝 Year-End Reflection GuideA simple, meaningful way to pause, reflect, and finish the year well📘 Year-End Reflection CourseIncludes 13 video sessions, 40+ page workbook, 10 proven reflection practices, prayerful guidance, and more!Only $29!!🔥 Rhythm Conference 2026 (February 6–7)A gathering at Northview Church in Fargo, NDfor Young Adults to pursue spiritual renewal, community, and intentional rhythms📲 Follow @stephenglasser on Instagram📲 Follow @evdayadventure on Instagram
Transcribe →99: What's Next for the Podcast?
Dec 1500:51:28Tap to summarizeThis week, Stephen and Megan pull back the curtain on what’s ahead as we approach the final episode of the Going Somewhere Podcast. Episode 100 is coming next week, and it’s going to be a full-on celebration—favorite moments, impactful conversations, behind-the-scenes stories, fun facts, and a few surprises as we wrap up an incredible journey together.In today’s conversation, we explore why the GS Podcast is coming to an end, how Stephen’s role and audience have shifted over time, and why this transition feels both right and timely. Then we look ahead to what’s next—The Everyday Adventure Podcast with Stephen Glasser, officially launching January 26th. We share the heart behind the new show, what will stay the same, what will be brand new, and how you can be part of building this next chapter.We also talk about Stephen’s upcoming book Everyday Adventure (February 1st!), how the launch is unfolding, and what’s happening this week inside the Launch Team.If you’ve been part of this community in any way, we’re so grateful you’re here. Episode 100 is going to be special… and we can’t wait to celebrate with you. If you'd like to share how the Going Somewhere Podcast has impacted you, leave us a voice memo!🎧 Subscribe to The Everyday Adventure Podcast:• Spotify • Apple Podcasts • YouTube📘 Join the Everyday Adventure Launch Team:stephenglasser.com/book📝 Download Your FREE Year-End Reflection Guide:stephenglasser.com/reflection
Transcribe →98: Dave Leedahl | Our Final (& First) Guest
Dec 901:07:48Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Stephen and Megan sit down with Dave Leedahl, Lead Pastor at Northview Church — and someone who has been part of the Going Somewhere story from the very beginning. Together, they revisit the early conversations that sparked the birth of this podcast years ago, emerging from a shared desire to meet a need and invest deeply in the young adults of our community.The three of them talk about what God has been doing in young adults, the hunger and ownership they’re seeing, the leadership and maturity emerging, and the unique obstacles and threats this generation is navigating. Dave also shares his hopes, encouragement, and vision for young adults stepping boldly into their callings today.If you’re a young adult — or someone who cares about them — this conversation will stir your heart.Join the Everyday Adventure Book Launch TeamStephen’s first book, Everyday Adventure, releases on February 1st, and we’d love to invite you to be part of the team helping bring this message into the world.When you join, you’ll get instant access to the first 3 chapters, weekly challenges and prizes, and behind-the-scenes updates throughout the launch.Learn more or sign up at stephenglasser.com/book.Download the FREE Year-End Reflection GuideThe updated 2025 Year-End Reflection Guide is now available! This free resource will help you slow down, reflect on your year, and step into the next one with clarity and intention.Download it today at stephenglasser.com/reflection.
Transcribe →97: Don't Drift Into the New Year
Dec 201:00:33Tap to summarizeIn today’s episode, Stephen and Megan dive into one of their favorite rhythms of the entire year: creating space for year-end reflection. Stephen shares the story of his very first reflection retreat back in 2016 (complete with the original journal), and Megan opens up about how reflection has shaped her life and spiritual journey.Together, they offer a flyover of a few core practices—People of the Year, Life Lessons, and Word of the Year—while inviting you to slow down long enough to notice what God has been doing in your own story.They also talk about the hazards of NOT taking time to reflect, including things like drifting into the new year without clarity, repeating patterns that keep you stuck, carrying unnecessary emotional or spiritual weight, missing signs of God’s presence, or simply rushing through life on autopilot.If today’s episode inspires you to pause and reflect, you can download the FREE Year-End Reflection Guide or explore the Year-End Reflection Course at:👉 stephenglasser.com/reflectionAnd one more exciting update… ✨The Everyday Adventure Launch Team is officially OPEN! If you want behind-the-scenes access, early content, and the chance to help launch Stephen’s upcoming book into the world, join here:👉 stephenglasser.com/book
Transcribe →96: Brad Lewis | God Stories & Generational Impact
Nov 2401:00:02Tap to summarizePastor Brad Lewis is back—and if you’ve been around the podcast, you know he’s a fan favorite. Brad has made a huge impact on my life, and this conversation felt like a gift as we near the end of this season.In this episode, Brad reflects on last year’s celebration event where hundreds of alumni returned to honor 36+ years of campus ministry. He shares what it was like to look out on a room full of people whose lives had been shaped during those decades.We talk about the transition of a ministry he led for so long into the hands of a young team, what he’s seeing God do in the next generation, his all-time favorite message, and the ministry trends that have shifted—and stayed the same—over the years.And of course, Brad shares some of his most powerful God stories: moments of prayer, provision, calling, and life-change that remind us God is still moving in unmistakable ways.If you missed Brad’s first conversation, go back and listen to Ep. 7 — Staying the Course.As you listen, lean in. Brad’s heart for the next generation is sincere, hopeful, and deeply encouraging—and this conversation will strengthen your faith.
Transcribe →95: Necessary Endings
Nov 1700:47:08Tap to summarizeEvery good thing must come to an end.From our favorite TV shows to the seasons of our own lives, endings are a natural part of the journey — but knowing when and how to end well takes wisdom, humility, and faith.In this episode, Stephen and Megan talk about the importance of recognizing when a season is complete, how to process endings in a healthy way, and what it looks like to move forward with peace and purpose. They share personal stories of transition — from college to career, ministry changes, and learning to say goodbye to good things — and explore how every ending can prepare you for what’s next.You’ll also hear more about an upcoming ending of our own: The Going Somewhere Podcast is wrapping up with Episode 100! But don’t worry — this isn’t the end of the story. Over the next few weeks, we’ll celebrate what’s been and share more about the future.📘 Reflection Prompt:What’s something in your life that might need to end — not because it’s bad, but because it’s complete?Download the full EXIT INTERVIEW PDFSubscribe now so you don’t miss the final episodes and the exciting next chapter ahead!
Transcribe →94: The Anxious Generation
Nov 300:45:19Tap to summarizeStephen and Megan dive into the ideas behind Jonathan Haidt’s bestselling book, The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness. Together, they unpack how the rise of smartphones and the decline of play-based childhood have shaped an entire generation.In this conversation, Stephen explains Haidt’s core argument that childhood was “rewired” around 2012 — trading outdoor play, social learning, and healthy risk for screen-based connection, comparison, and constant distraction. They explore how this great rewiring has uniquely impacted both boys and girls, why young adults today are more anxious and lonely than ever, and how we can begin reclaiming what was lost.You’ll walk away with practical ways to manage your attention, pursue real-world relationships, and rediscover presence in a digital world that never stops scrolling.Be sure to subscribe today so you never miss an episode!4 Key Takeaways:Own Your Attention. Recognize when your phone is managing you instead of the other way around. Create intentional phone-free times each day and reclaim your ability to focus deeply.Crave What’s Real. Invest in embodied, face-to-face community — shared meals, conversations, and experiences that outlast the scroll.Curate Your Digital Life. Audit your apps and notifications. Keep what connects you, remove what consumes you, and let technology serve your goals — not shape them.Relearn Play and Presence. Step outside, try new hobbies, allow boredom, and take healthy risks. These real-world moments build the resilience and creativity we’ve lost in a screen-based world.Ask Yourself: What’s one simple way you can limit distraction this week — and one real-world connection you can intentionally pursue?📖 Buy the Book: The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt on Amazon🌐 Learn More: theanxiousgeneration.com📸 Follow Jonathan Haidt: @jonathanhaidtFollow Going Somewhere Podcast on InstagramAsk a Question or Suggest a Guest | goingsomewherepod.comSubscribe to us on YoutubePodcast Music: Electric Ten by Broke in SummerStephen's Instagram & Website
Transcribe →93: Par-Tay Time: Building Rhythms, Raising Kids, and Trusting God
Oct 2701:14:21Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Stephen and Taylor pull back the curtain on their marriage and family life for a conversation that’s equal parts laughter, chaos, and real talk. Together with Megan, they revisit their first date, share stories about parenting three very different kids, and reflect on the rhythms that have kept them grounded in a season of change. From marriage meetings to viral videos, it’s an honest look at what it means to dream big while building a healthy family culture in the everyday moments.You’ll laugh, you’ll relate, and you might even hear a little unplanned ASMR from Taylor toward the end. It’s fun, unfiltered, and full of reminders that adventure often looks like the life you’re already living.Watch their old Glasser Family videos on YouTube and grab the free Marriage Meeting Guide to start your own rhythm of connection at home.Be sure to follow and subscribe so you don’t miss future episodes (and maybe more Taylor appearances 😉).Follow Going Somewhere Podcast on InstagramAsk a Question or Suggest a Guest | goingsomewherepod.comSubscribe to us on YoutubePodcast Music: Electric Ten by Broke in SummerStephen's Instagram & Website
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92: Confession: The Rhythm That Restores
Oct 2000:51:43Tap to summarizeConfession isn’t about guilt—it’s about healing, growth, and connection. In this episode, Stephen and Megan talk about how confession can transform your faith, deepen your relationships, and help you live more honestly before God and others. Together, they explore what Scripture teaches, why the early church practiced confession in community, and how we can reclaim that rhythm today.Here’s what they cover:1️⃣ What the Bible Says:James 5:16 — “Confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed.”The story of David and Nathan (2 Samuel 12) and how confession leads to freedom.2️⃣ A Brief History of Confession:How the early church practiced confession in community.The shift during the Catholic and Reformation eras—from communal to private confession.Why reclaiming communal confession matters today.3️⃣ Barriers to Confession:Pride, lies, shame, isolation, shallow relationships, and independence.Why honesty feels risky but always leads to healing.4️⃣ The 7 Circles of Confession:SinDesireLiesEmotionDreamsGratitudeFaith (and Doubt)5️⃣ How to Rebuild a Rhythm of Confession:Identify your people, place, and pace.Create spaces for vulnerability and prayer.👉 Next Step:This week, grab coffee with a trusted friend. Be honest, pray together, and experience the healing that comes when you bring things into the light. Follow Going Somewhere Podcast on InstagramAsk a Question or Suggest a Guest | goingsomewherepod.comSubscribe to us on YoutubePodcast Music: Electric Ten by Broke in SummerStephen's Instagram & Website
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91: Dan Schuster | Things I Wish I Knew in My 20s (About Life, Money, and Faith)
Oct 1300:47:13Tap to summarizeDan Schuster is a financial advisor, musician, and partner at Fjell, a financial agency based in Fargo. His journey to partnership began humbly—handing out over 25 résumés to local companies before one opportunity opened the door. Years later, his story is one marked by faithfulness, perseverance, and purpose.In this episode, Stephen and Megan sit down with Dan to talk about the lessons he wishes he knew in his 20s—about life, money, and faith. Together they explore how to view money through a biblical lens, focus on adding value over chasing success, and develop rhythms of generosity and stewardship that lead to lasting impact. Be sure to subscribe today! Follow Going Somewhere Podcast on InstagramAsk a Question or Suggest a Guest | goingsomewherepod.comSubscribe to us on YoutubePodcast Music: Electric Ten by Broke in SummerStephen's Instagram & Website
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