In this heartwarming episode, host Tom takes us on a nostalgic journey through one of his most cherished family traditions: the I.C.F.B. club—Ice Cream for Breakfast. What started as a secret society formed by Tom’s grandfather, affectionately known as ”Pop,” evolved into a family tradition that has spanned generations.

Tom sits down with John Calfa, a passionate advocate for wildlife and the human connection to nature. John wears many hats – as a podcast host, tour guide, and a dedicated leader at Wolf Connection, a unique organization in California that brings people together with rescued wolves.

We're delving into a topic that's inevitable yet often avoided—death. As Mahatma Gandhi said, "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you will live forever." This profound statement reminds us of the delicate balance between living in the moment and perpetually seeking knowledge. Today, we explore the impact of death on our lives, the importance of preserving memories, and how we can honor those who have passed. Look up and live a little. Look around and cherish those important in your life. Look ahead and maximize the time you have left. Keep going and add more length and depth to that dash.  

In this heartwarming episode of The Gotta Look Up Podcast, I sit down with Kari Baker from Kind Families, an organization dedicated to supporting children with invisible neurological differences such as autism, ADHD, and anxiety. Kari shares her personal journey and emphasizes the importance of kindness, acceptance, and meaningful conversations in fostering a more inclusive and compassionate society. Join us for an inspiring discussion that highlights the unique struggles and strengths of KIND kids and the transformative power of empathy.

In this episode of the Gotta Look Up Podcast, I dive deep into one of the most challenging and rewarding journeys of my life—reconnecting with my daughter after a difficult divorce. If you’ve ever faced the struggles of co-parenting and the emotional turmoil that comes with it, this story will resonate with you on many levels.

In this deeply reflective and insightful episode of the ”Gotta Look Up” podcast, Tom delves into the profound and often misunderstood topic of loneliness. Drawing from personal experiences and spiritual influences, Tom explores the critical distinction between being alone and feeling lonely.

Join Tom on the Gotta Look Up Podcast as he chats with Danny Mendoza, founder of Foster Love, a non-profit dedicated to transforming the lives of foster children. Danny shares his journey from discovering his cousin living in a car to building a nationwide movement. Learn how Foster Love provides vital resources and educational opportunities, collaborating with communities to ensure no child is forgotten. Tune in for an inspiring story of passion and impact!

In this heartwarming episode of the Gotta Look Up podcast titled ”Driver’s Training,” I dive into the universal rite of passage: learning to drive. My journey begins with my own childhood memories, where the thrill of driving first ignited—I fondly remember sitting on my dad’s lap, steering our 1964 American Motors Rambler into the garage. Though Dad was in control of the gas and brake pedals, and his hands were always ready at the bottom of the steering wheel, to me, it felt like I was truly driving. I encourage you all to Look Up! and seize every opportunity to teach and create lasting memories with your children. This episode is a blend of nostalgia, practical advice, laughter, and a gentle reminder of the fleeting nature of time and the importance of guiding the next generation with both love and wisdom.

Tom and Brandon’s conversation is not just about the struggles but also about the triumphs of embracing life’s realities and the power of sharing one’s story. As the episode wraps up, listeners are left with a sense of encouragement and a reminder to always ”look up” and find the light even in the darkest of times. For anyone facing personal challenges or interested in stories of genuine human experience, this episode of ”Gotta Look Up” with Brandon Janous is a must-listen. It’s not only a journey through the highs and lows of life but also a testament to the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of community support during tough times.

Tune in, reflect on who you are at your core, and envision who you want to become. This is more than just a podcast—it’s a call to embrace your true self and live authentically.

Tom delves into the universal quest for happiness—a fundamental aspiration that resonates with everyone. Tom explores why happiness, often elusive, is a pivotal part of a fulfilling life, alongside love, companionship, purpose, and health. He argues that true happiness isn’t found in material possessions or through vicarious experiences via social media or celebrities; instead, it’s cultivated from within and enriched by our interactions and experiences.

In a world increasingly marked by division and superficiality, Gotta Look Up invites you to a profound reflection on personal identity, the beauty of our gifts, and the art of meaningful connection. Remember, when faced with ”you’re too,” it’s not a moment to retract but to thoughtfully adjust, ensuring your light shines where it’s needed most. Look up, and let’s navigate this journey together.

This episode is not just a trip down memory lane but a call to embrace the joy, lessons, and connections that sports like baseball can foster, reminding us all to focus on what truly matters.

Elevating Perspectives: A Conversation with Bob Goff on Reconnection and Growth In this inspiring episode of the Gotta Look Up Podcast, host Tom Campbell is thrilled to welcome Bob Goff, a New York Times Best Selling Author known for his profound insights on life, love, and living with purpose. As our first guest, Bob brings incredible wisdom and heartwarming stories that perfectly align with the podcast’s mission: encouraging listeners to

In this episode of The Gotta Look Up podcast, host Tom delves into the profound significance of perspective and empathy in our daily interactions. Drawing from personal experiences and insightful anecdotes, Tom emphasizes the importance of never assuming we know someone else’s journey or struggles. Connect with us www.gottalookup.com Instagram: @gotta_look_up

Through ”IMAGINE!,” listeners are invited to reflect on their own moments of unexpected challenges and the potential within them to rise, speak, and inspire. It’s a reminder to look up, face our fears, and embrace the opportunities to make a difference, guided by the belief that we are supported, both by those around us and by something greater than ourselves.

In this heartwarming Valentine’s Day special of The Gotta Look Up podcast, host Tom Campbell delves into the profound concept of Agape love. Throughout the episode, Tom emphasizes that Agape love is not selective; it is a universal love that extends beyond personal relationships to encompass all humanity. It’s about loving for the sheer sake of love, without expecting anything in return. This episode is a call to action for listeners to practice Agape love in their daily lives, illustrating that such love can manifest in myriad ways, from simple acts of kindness to more significant gestures of support and understanding.

In this thought-provoking episode of ”The Gotta Look Up” podcast, host Tom delves deep into the concept of hell not as a physical location but as a state of mind created by our own experiences and emotions. With an insightful exploration of mental quicksand, Tom discusses how expectations, regrets, lost love, grief, loneliness, unfulfilled potential, divorce, and other man-made constructs contribute to our personal hells. These are the shadows that loom over us, the battles we fight within the confines of our minds, where the feeling of being stuck often seems insurmountable.

In the next heartwarming episode of ”Gotta Look Up,” host Tom takes us on an emotional journey, interweaving childhood nostalgia with a poignant personal story that promises to touch your heart. Titled ”The Girl with the Dragon Plushie,” this episode is a testament to the power of kindness, community, and the unexpected lessons life throws our way.

In this thought-provoking episode of ”Gotta Look Up,” Tom delves into the concept of time as our most valuable, yet non-renewable, resource. He emphasizes that our reflection on time intensifies as we age, especially in the face of our mortality. The focus is on the typical mindset of ”When…Then…,” where people often postpone their happiness and dreams, waiting for an ideal moment that may never come.