Join John Michael and Luke at the 2026 SENT Conference in Denver, where they talk about the difference between passions and careers. Are your passions well ordered? Does the work you're doing feel fulfilling? What's the difference between doing a job and doing something that brings me life? They cover these questions and more on this bonus episode of All In! Find the rest of the episode exclusively on Fio, an incredible platform to find this and so many other amazing Catholic podcasts, shows, music, and more! Find the information listed below:Recorded live at the Fio podcast booth at SENT Summit 2026 in Denver, CO.Learn more about Fio: https://fio.fm/Download Fio for iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fio-catholic-music-podcasts/id6444684987Download Fio for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.streamfio.fioLearn more about SENT Ventures: https://www.sentventures.com/

Dating is supposed to help you discern whether someone is worth marrying, but how do you know when a relationship is healthy, when there are warning signs, and when it’s time to get out? This week, the guys use one very unexpected analogy to unpack the different “flags” you might encounter while dating, from green flags and yellow flags to red, double red, and even purple. They talk about finances, family, faith, chastity, compatibility, and the importance of being honest about the things you’re bringing into a relationship.If you’re dating, thinking about dating, or trying to help a friend navigate a difficult relationship, this episode is for you. JOIN US! At the SEEK27 Conference. Register here. @Use the code ALLIN in your registration to receive 13 exclusive SEEK talks you can't find anywhere else!

Have you ever asked the question, "Am I going to die alone?" For a lot of people, that fear can make dating feel hopeless.The guys are here to help unpack the fear of never finding "the one." It can be scary dating as a young adult, and that fear could lead to a lot of feeling like there isn't any hope, but there is hope with just a little perspective change. John Michael and Luke also talk about the two stereotypes they see in men who are looking to date: the guy who wants to get married but never actually asks anyone out, and the guy who thinks he needs to “fix himself” before dating.Throughout the episode they also talk dating apps like Hinge, whether or not blind setups are a good idea, and cover the concept of “dropping the glove.” If you’re single and wondering if you’re ever going to find someone, or if you know someone who is struggling with hope in dating, this episode is for you.

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Tension is inevitable, but how we handle it can change everything.

This week, the fellas unpack what happens when tension shows up in our household relationships. From roommates to spouses, they talk about why the tension we feel isn’t always about the situation itself, how our own internal struggles can get projected onto the people around us. They also cover how sometimes, just addressing the issue could solve a lot of problems and remove tension.

They also break down five practical ways to navigate conflict.

If you've ever found yourself avoiding a difficult conversation, blowing up over something small, or wondering how to actually build more peace in your relationships, you should be all in for this episode.

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College football season is upon us again, and to celebrate the guys are unpacking why college football is more than just a sport.

From tailgates and rivalries to family traditions passed down for generations they talk about how simply wearing a jersey can give you an instant connection with a stranger, why college football gives people an excuse to gather, and how a shared love for a team can bring people together even when they disagree about almost everything else.

If you've ever wondered why people care so much about college football, or why something as simple as a game can create such a powerful sense of belonging, this episode is for you.

This week on the All-In Podcast, we’re talking about why change can feel so overwhelming, and how to navigate it without losing yourself.

Before that though, we're introduced to our NEW HOST, Luke Landiak! We hear about what brought him to be on the podcast, and what makes him All In.

John Michael and Luke then break down controllable vs. uncontrollable change, the blame game, choosing your environment intentionally, and the difference between exterior and interior surrender. Most importantly, they unpack why change isn’t just a shift in circumstances—it can feel like a complete change in how we see ourselves.

The key? Finding the things that don’t change, especially our identity as sons of God.

Breakups are a difficult thing to go through, especially when we don't know what's going to happen next.

Unfortunately, this episode is going to change how All In looks permanently as the fellas say goodbye to two of the founding hosts of the podcast.

Luckily though, they're not leaving us in the lurch, there's already an amazing plan going forward, and amazing new topics to dive into, as we enter this new era of All In.

You're not going to want to miss this!

Do you have friends but still feel like nobody really knows you?

This week, the guys unpack the unofficial “friendship tier system,” why deep friendships get harder as we get older, and how to take a Tier 4 friend and turn him into a Day One homie. They talk about why vulnerability doesn’t have to mean oversharing, how trust actually develops, and why the best friendships require someone to make the first move.

Along the way, they share stories about college friendships, moving to new cities, marriage and kids, friendship “relegation,” and the difference between simply hanging out and actually inviting someone into your life.

If you want deeper friendships but aren’t sure how to get there, this episode is for you.