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Hosted by Eryn Foster · society · EN · 19 episodes
Welcome to In the Middle of All This, a podcast for the tired, the overwhelmed, and the overqualified. Host Eryn Foster is just a guy trying to figure out life, faith, finances, and creativity... one honest step at a time.If you’ve ever felt stuck, burned out, or like you’re carrying more than you can handle, you’re in good company. This show is a candid, unfiltered look at the messy journey of adulthood. Eryn shares his own experiences with burnout, debt, and disappointment, and talks to you about the importance of small wins and the power of showing up, even when it feels impossible.
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Episode #32
We've been heavy for weeks: debt, silence, fathers, the state of things. This one's different. It's about the Walmart cashier and the bee spray. The widow at the wake. The paramedics who kept me talking on the way to the hospital. A theory about laughter as one of the few things that pushes back against the weight, not instead of the hard stuff, but right alongside it.
Episode #31
Breaking a pattern doesn't always begin with rock bottom. Sometimes it begins with simply recognizing the road you're on. In this deeply personal episode, Eryn reflects on the years when his own drinking began to look uncomfortably familiar, and the quiet moment he realized he was heading down the same road as his father. It's an honest conversation about generational patterns, the unlikely ways we find an exit, and the grace that sometimes becomes visible only when we look back.
Episode #30
A father's influence is rarely simple. In this deeply personal episode, Eryn reflects on the complicated man who raised him—an alcoholic who was present, absent, imperfect, and deeply human. Together, they explore family, forgiveness, responsibility, and the lasting impact of the people who shape our lives long before we understand it.
Episode #29
What happens when it's not laziness pulling you away, but two or three genuinely good things all asking for the same hour? Family. Writing. The band. This show. Eryn works through a week where every competing priority was legitimate, none of them the villain, and lands on a better question than "which one matters most": which one needs you most, right now, this week.
In The Middle Of All This
After another unexpected break, Eryn Foster returns with an honest look at what really pulled him away. Some of the reasons were unavoidable—family health concerns, changing priorities, and real-life responsibilities. Others were harder to admit: a lack of motivation hiding behind legitimate excuses. In this episode, Eryn reflects on the difference between having a reason and making an excuse, why momentum is built through consistency rather than inspiration, and how even good things can compete for the same limited time. If you've ever let a meaningful habit, dream, or relationship quietly slip away, this conversation is a reminder that noticing the pattern sooner is the first step toward starting again. Sometimes the most important comeback isn't a perfect one—it's simply showing up again.
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