The Dailey Edge Podcast
Join hosts Trent, TJ, and Todd Dailey as they explore the intersections of technology, culture, fitness, and personal growth. Through engaging discussions and personal anecdotes, the trio dives into topics ranging from childhood gaming nostalgia and cutting-edge fitness tech to the pursuit of happiness and lifestyle choices. Whether reminiscing about epic gaming marathons, sharing tips for staying on the forefront of fitness trends, or unraveling the complexities of modern life, The Dailey Edge delivers thoughtful insights, lively debates, and relatable stories for listeners of all walks of life.
Episodes
68 episodes
Episode 40: Goals That Actually Stick
Goals are tools for prioritizing time, not trophies. We rethink resolutions, build simple systems for consistency, and make space for family, faith, fitness, and work without burning out or waiting for January to start again.• why most ...
Episode 45: You Can Share The Same Moment And Leave With Different Truths
We wrestle with why people can experience the same facts and still leave with wildly different realities. We trace how language, media, bias, and AI shape what we think is true and we push ourselves toward curiosity instead of certainty. <...
Episode 46: Making the Most Out of your Fitness Journey
Your body is rarely the real limiter. Your schedule, your self-talk, and your environment usually are. We sit down as three brothers who have chased everything from “just finish” goals to Boston Marathon ambitions, and we get honest about what ...
Episode 47: Kids Explain The Feedback That Makes Them Compete Harder
Your kids are getting coached every day, but are they getting coached in a way that actually helps? We brought our kids on as guests and asked the questions parents and coaches argue about on the drive home: Does positive reinforcement work bet...
Episode 48: More Screen Time And More Candy Please
Kids can spot the truth faster than adults can explain it, so we hand them the microphones and let them lead. Our family sits down for a candid roundtable where the questions are simple and the answers are not: what do they love about Dad, what...
Episode 49: Data Centers And AI Reality Check
Data centers are no longer a distant tech-industry detail. They’re showing up near small towns, tapping into local water systems, leaning on regional power grids, and sometimes bringing side effects people can literally hear. We start with the ...
Episode 50: Earn The Miles and Manage Your Time
A marathon medal for 18 miles sounds like a small rule change until you ask what a finish line is supposed to mean. We start with the LA Marathon decision to offer an off-ramp in hot weather and debate the real tension underneath it: safety ver...
Episode 51: You Want To Go Rip Some Packs?
A $1,500 pack with 10 cards. A live-stream “break” where you might spend $200 and get nothing. An 8-year-old who learns in real time that a cool pull only feels cool until you check eBay. That’s the collectibles world right now, and we wanted t...
Episode 52: The Full Mo 50K Race Preview
The Full Mo is back, and if you’ve ever thought, “A marathon hurts… how do I go six more miles?” we’re answering that head-on. We sit down with the crew to preview the Full Mo 50K and share what actually changes when you step into ultrarunning:...
Episode 53: Where’s Waldo And Who’s Mad About It
An 11-year-old runs a half marathon world record and instead of applause, a wave of adults rush in with panic, suspicion, and hot takes. We start with the Indy Mini Marathon and the lighter side of race day, including Todd cruising a 1:26 dress...
Episode 54: How The Full Mo 50K Comes Together Under Pressure
A 50K sounds straightforward until the week of the race turns into a scramble of detours, bridge work, and changing plans. We just wrapped the Full Mo on the Monon Trail, and we’re breaking down what it really takes to pull off a point-to-point...
Episode 55: Gen Z Career Reality Check
The career map a lot of us grew up with is getting redrawn in real time, and teenagers feel it first. We’re joined by Roman, our 17-year-old high school senior, for a candid look at what “planning for the future” actually feels like when job se...
Episode 56: When Kids’ Sports Become An Idol
Youth sports can start as a fun after-school outlet and quietly become the thing your whole house revolves around. When you’re a competitive parent, it’s even harder to tell the difference between healthy drive and an idol that steals your peac...
Episode 57: The 180-Day School Year Question
School starts in late July for some families, early August for others, and it sparks a question that sounds simple but gets complicated fast: do kids really need a 180-day school year? We pick apart where the modern school calendar came from, w...
Episode 58: What If Progress Is Not The Point?
The most dangerous lie about success is that there’s a top. We sit down as three brothers and unpack a realization we wish someone had handed us 20 years ago: the mountain keeps going, the goal line keeps moving, and if we don’t choose our defi...
Episode 59: The Body Talk: Recovery, Injuries & Running Smarter
You can train through a lot, but you cannot out-stubborn a body that’s breaking down. We sit down as three runners who love big goals and big mileage and admit what we usually avoid: the recovery conversation. One of us has been stuck in a 15-m...
Episode 60: How We Use Claude And ChatGPT To Save Real Time
AI is moving so fast that it’s hard to tell what’s hype, what’s useful, and what’s quietly changing everything. We sit down as three brothers for a semiannual AI update and get brutally practical about how we’re using Claude and ChatGPT right n...
Episode 61: Prairie On Fire Race Guide
Prairie On Fire is around the corner, and if you’re racing or crewing, the smartest “training” you can do now is getting the details right. We walk through the 2025 Prairie On Fire backyard ultra logistics with TJ, including the runner bio link...
Episode 62: Silent Retreat Reset
Silence sounds simple until you try it and realize how addicted your brain is to input. We sit down with Todd after his latest silent retreat at a Trappist monastery in Kentucky, where monks wake before dawn and return to the chapel seven times...
Episode 63: Brothers Who Choose Each Other
Keeping a strong sibling relationship as an adult is harder than people admit, especially when careers take off, kids’ schedules explode, and old competition patterns resurface. We sit down as three brothers and trace how our family dynamic for...
Episode 64: Are We Building Tools Or Replacing Thinking
AI isn’t just getting smarter, it’s getting wired into everything you already use. We sit down for a monthly AI update and quickly realize the “wow” moments have shifted: the real breakthroughs now come from connectors, context, and workflow de...
Episode 65: Prairie on Fire 2026 Top 5 Recap
Quitting is never complicated at a backyard ultra. You sit down, the pain fades, and the story ends. What fascinates us about Prairie on Fire is watching people refuse that easy exit for hour after hour, then hearing the honest reasons why once...
Episode 66: Backyard Ultra Lessons From Prairie On Fire
A backyard ultra looks harmless on paper: run a 4.167-mile loop every hour until you can’t. Prairie On Fire proves how misleading that is. After a 43-hour livestream, we sit down to unpack what we saw up close and what we heard directly from th...
Episode 67: How Working Genius Improves Hiring And Team Fit
If you’ve ever hired someone who looked perfect on paper but struggled in the role, the problem might not be skill or character. It might be energy fit. We’re talking about Working Genius by Patrick Lencioni and why we’ve become borderline obse...
Episode 68: Race Fees In An Inflation Era
A lot of runners feel it every week: the same $100 doesn’t go as far, dinner out costs more than it should, and “value” is getting harder to find. That inflation pressure doesn’t stop at the grocery store. It shows up in race registration fees,...