Second Shot With Heath Oakes

When the odds are stacked against you, do you have what it takes to power through? Heath and special guest Tiffany Hendra talk about personal power and tackling obstacles. They also discuss how to handle being asked to get down in the dirt, and Tiffany explains her journey through the entertainment business.

Things aren't always as good as they seem, especially when it ends with your dog getting stolen. Heath and Oliver discuss how to sniff out a possible scam, why you sometimes have to suck it up and not break the circle of trust, and how much of a role intelligence plays in success. Also, what are the worst names you've ever heard? Let us know!​

When should your kids learn that life is hard? Heath and a very special guest discuss a new study that suggests it should be as soon as possible. Do you make life too easy for your children? Also, the Tex-Mex heist of the century, and how improv can improve your company.

Why do bad things happen to good people? The guys can't answer that question, but they can give you some advice on how to deal with the hard times when they come. And if you're thinking of sending a video of you doing something illegal to someone you just met, it might be a good idea to reconsider that. Also, how can you help a charity when you just don't have to money to donate?

Kids are passing up billions in federal aid to go to college? Lazy or savvy? The guys (and a very special guest) dig into if you should take short-term gain or long-term pain. Also, to kneel or not to kneel? One high profile NFL owner says if you kneel, you'll also be sitting. Too far or just the thing that's needed?

The Guys share a couple of videos about Resilience and why it might be more important to struggle through the tough times rather than bounce back after the fact and a $20 bill and why you shouldn't sell yourself short despite your shortcomings.

Special guest Robert Halbert joins us again to talk about what to do when you absolutely lose your cool, what job is most likely to lead to you a billion dollars, and why it's easier to change your perception of others than it is to change history. Try to keep a calm head and listen to the latest episode of Second Shot!

The Guys explain why you have to put others first to be an effective leader, who gives us hope in the future of America, and when it's time to suck up your pride and ask for help. Also, smoke's up in Colorado, but is that a reason to snuff out an opportunity to better provide for your family? Take a puff of Second Shot and pass it down!

This week, the Guys tell you about one of the most important strengths you can have, though it might sound like a weakness at first. Also, why it's sometimes important to act like you love someone even if you aren't feeling it. And have you ever wondered what it's like to play softball with one of the Backstreet Boys?

Could the Terminator become reality? Elon Musk seems to think so. The guys explain why putting the cart before the horse can be a good thing, especially when World War III is on the table. Also, are people fed up with Hollywood? Tinseltown seems to think, but their reasons might not be the same as yours. And what do you get when you combine a couple of big hearts with a U-Haul that doesn't have a governor? A lot of thankful people.​

Our hearts go out this week to the people of South Texas and Houston as they deal with the effects of Hurricane Harvey. However, the storm as been a reminder that there is good in the world. As Mr. Rogers said, in times of troubled news, "Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping." The crew also discusses​ why it's not a bad thing to strive for more money, and why your kid shouldn't always come first.

A special guest this week chats about why it's not always appropriate to let people know how fancy of a life you're living, especially if you're doing it on the taxpayer's dime. Also, you might think it's appropriate to flip the bird in traffic, but what if a whole group of little league softball players? And what the heck is profersonal?

What's it like to have $100 billion in the bank? One person knows, but it's not either of the guys. They discuss the value of money when you could buy whatever you want, and why having that much might not be a good thing. Also, how can one spot of corrosion lead to tragedy? The devil is in the details, and life is made of details.

You never want to burn bridges, and you definitely don't want to get caught doing it. The guys talk about a woman who did both and really stepped in it. Also, how would you like to pick your grades in school? Pick your wins and losses? Pick your perfect job and salary? One professor thinks the world can work that way.

What would you do if a check for $10 million fell into your lap? Your last answer might be to turn it down, but this week the guys explain why that could be the right move. Also, they say kindness is its own reward, but there's more proof that what goes around comes around, and you never know how your actions could return to you. And what's your biggest pet peeve?

The Guys kick off discussion this week with the story of Jordan Spieth’s incredible victory at the British Open and how to keep your head up when it seems that all the chips are down and the odds stacked against you, and a look at OJ Simpson’s Parole Hearing and determining how you learn to forgive yourself as well as removing your personal feelings when it comes to judging others. And how far is too far to go for a win?

The Guys talk about former Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed’s three letter response to fame and the importance of minding what matters, before they dive into the three things anybody can cut back on to save money and why a little now can mean a lot later.

The Guys discuss the North Korea standoff and the key to making a choice when all of the options are bad before talking about Warren Buffett's secret to persuading others and why honesty is always the best policy.

The Guys review the story of a UK man who tried to make a statement at his office by wearing a dress to work and talk about why you shouldn’t let your attire shape your attitude before addressing Bill Cosby’s recent venture into Sexual Assault Allegation Seminars and discussing why transparency is the best policy when your reputation is on the line.

The Guys take a look at the story of Pennsylvania high school class President Peter Butera’s silencing at his Graduation speech and the reason you should respect somebody’s platform while respecting their message and discuss Elon Musk’s 5-Minute work schedule and how you shouldn’t be afraid to listen to others when their experience speaks for itself.