When we see you

Episodes

1. 9

   A Saturday in November

   Looking back, even now after so much life has passed, I don’t think there could be a day as perfect as Saturday, November 20, 1993. I had just turned eleven, but when I close my eyes, I can still look back and see leaves dressed in their boldest reds, yellows, and oranges under a grey sky. I feel...

   Nov 12, 2025

   11m
2. 8

   The Episcopalian

   My grandmother on my father’s side once looked at my sister, me, and an assorted lot of cousins all sitting on the couch in her living room and said, “Damnit kids, I told you. Don’t get Jell-O on the davenport.” We were eating ice cream and hadn’t a clue about any davenports. My first basketball...

   Jun 20, 2025

   4m
3. 7

   Just Play, Episode 1

   JUST PLAY, EPISODE 1Story Wars, a new podcast, a rocking country band, the gift of a smile, and more Welcome back to Just Play, where we slow down to celebrate, appreciate and applaud good things happening in real life with enthusiasm and positivity. Here’s what we covered on this episode. PS…

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   May 8, 2025

   13m
4. 6

   The Night Roger Goodell Made My Mom Cry

   Author’s Note & Background My dad, former Michigan All-American and Denver Broncos running back Rob Lytle, was inducted posthumously into the College Football Hall of Fame in December 2015. The honor was bittersweet for our family. On one hand, a touching tribute to Dad’s love for football and…

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   Apr 24, 2025

   11m
5. 5

   Welcome to "Just Play"

   Friends, We’re trying something new over here at See You When We See You, besides changing the name. I’m excited to welcome y’all to Just Play, a new video series where every couple weeks we’ll slow down to celebrate, appreciate and applaud good things happening in real life with enthusiasm and...

   Apr 17, 2025

   5m
6. 4

   I Don't Think We Win One of Them

   Below the 8-Foot Rim: Hoops, Dreams, and a Season Inside U8 Rec Basketball will be available on February 18. You can pre-order the eBook now or wait for the paperback on the 18th. Some say it’ll change your life. Not everyone, but some. When I was in junior high, I had a basketball coach who...

   Feb 16, 2025

   2m
7. 3

   Keys to the Season

   Below the 8-Foot Rim: Hoops, Dreams, and a Season Inside U8 Rec Basketball will be available on February 18. You can pre-order the eBook now or wait for the paperback on the 18th. Some are calling it the greatest thing since sliced bread. Here is an excerpt. Keys to the Season In seven seasons of...

   Feb 9, 2025

   2m
8. 2

   Longing to go the distance

   Friends- Tallboy Tuesday roared on this week with our theme: My Valentine. We learned of one man’s love of making mold and of another’s enduring familial love. We survived the angst of teenage love and laughed at erotic romance. Now, here’s my story for my Valentine….. I run to you in the…

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   Mar 5, 2021

   1m
9. 1

   Confessions of a Cheater

   “How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises In Fremont, Ohio, you had two options for elementary school: Catholic or Public. I went to Catholic school. Mom taught 5th grade at one of the public elementary schools. This duality never mattered...

   Feb 25, 2021

   7m
10. Nocturnal Emissions

    In June 1999, I blew up my knee in a summer basketball tournament. Tore the ACL, MCL, and a whole bunch of cartilage. Surgery came in July, and it was questionable whether I’d return to play any sports in my upcoming junior year. My entire identity was wrapped into sports, so I’m understating…

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    Feb 19, 2021

    8m
11. Over the Top, A Novel By Guy Impy (or why I love storytelling)

    We called Grandpa Lytle Popo. And Popo could tell the h**l out of a story. Popo had my height and build. Freckles dotted his fair skin, and his cheeks were usually rosy. He owned a big smile and louder laugh and when you sat with him he had a magical presence that made time cease to exist.…

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    Feb 12, 2021

    8m
12. A Real NFL Memory

    Dad was a rookie running back for the Denver Broncos in 1977-1978 when they made their first Super Bowl. Though more than 40 years ago, every year the NFL playoffs bring out memories and nostalgia on social media. Like this year, when a friend of our family’s shared a photo on Facebook of Dad and…

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    Jan 29, 2021

    6m
13. Quarrel in the Quarantine

    Last night, sh*t popped off. Had been a long week. Lots of stress. Long hours. Life whipping P and me. We chilled in the front room for a few hours. Played Aretha. Then Otis. Ended with Jodeci on vinyl. About 9:30, I went to the other room. Poured a gin. Turned on ‘Kelly’s Bad Movies.’ Started...

    Jan 23, 2021

    4m
14. Netflix & Chill is Full of Sh*t

    It’s a Friday night. About 10:00 pm. P’s in the front room. Reading Deem or Kinfolk or Dwell. Pizza is mostly gone. Same for the wedges of fried cheese. I’m in the other room on the couch near the TV. “K- what are you doing?” P asked. “Just reading.” This is a lie because I’m scrolling P’s…

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    Jan 22, 2021

    6m
15. Hi, my name is... William? (and how I learned my first name)

    This is the story of when I learned my name. It happened when I was 6. But before we get into the story, here are 7 things that happened before I learned my name: * Taking two stints to graduate pre-school * Getting benched in tee-ball after coach put me on first base and instead of trying to…

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    Jan 14, 2021

    7m
16. The Sandwich Situation

    Larder Delicatessen and Bakery is just down the street from where P and me quarantine. It’s amazing. And delicious. Like James Beard Award Nominee amazing and delicious. Larder’s potato salad would make Meg Ryan have an actual orgasm. The homemade brownies might do the same. If Zeus and Jupiter...

    Jan 8, 2021

    6m