Episode 6

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4th Mar 2026

Like a Rock: Strength, Aging & What Really Lasts

In this episode, Karl Anthony reflects on “Like a Rock” by Bob Seger and what it really means to feel strong until time says otherwise.

Youth feels invincible.

Age brings perspective.

Through memories of fathers, mentors, and a powerful early-morning conversation, Karl asks a quiet question:

Were we ever really the rock?

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About the Podcast

Life's Jellybeans Podcast
Life’s Jellybeans is a reflective podcast hosted by Karl Anthony, exploring the little things in life that are often overlooked, forgotten, or simply missed. Through timeless songs, meaningful movies, and thoughtful commentary, each episode slows life down long enough to rewind the lyrics, pause the scenes, and uncover the deeper lessons hidden in plain sight. Life isn’t just sweet moments, it’s a mix of flavors. Some joyful. Some challenging. Some unexpected. But every flavor has purpose. If you enjoy faith-centered conversations, personal growth, and discovering wisdom in everyday culture, this podcast is for you. Slow down. Reflect. And savor life ....one jellybean at a time.

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Karl Anthony

Karl Anthony is a community leader and podcast host known for thoughtful, grounded conversations that connect faith, life experience, and personal growth. With more than 20 years of service to youth and families, he brings real-world wisdom and spiritual perspective into every discussion.

As the host of the Life’s Jellybeans Podcast, Karl Anthony creates space for honest dialogue about the lessons we gather through life’s highs, lows, and everything in between. His approach is reflective, relatable, and rooted in the belief that every experience carries meaning—and that wisdom is meant to be shared.