n episode 22 of the Better Weather Podcast, titled "The Driver Seat," Brandon Leath takes listeners on a journey through his experiences that resonate deeply with the complexities of control and vulnerability.

Beginning with a humorous yet eye-opening anecdote from his drivers education class, Brandon reflects on the realization that while he thought he was in charge behind the wheel, the instructor held control from the passenger side. This revelation sparks a contemplation about the illusion of control in life.

The episode delves into a haunting nightmare Brandon had during a family road trip, where the journey mysteriously looped back to their starting point. As he grapples with the confusion of how this happened and the loss of trust from his family, Brandon draws a poignant parallel between this disorienting dream and the struggles of navigating feelings of depression. The experience mirrors the sense of being in the driver's seat but feeling powerless, as if an invisible force or passenger takes over.

Through these personal stories, Brandon skillfully intertwines the intricacies of control, perception, and mental health, inviting listeners to contemplate the haunting familiarity between life's uncertainties and the challenging landscape of depression. "The Driver Seat" serves as a compelling exploration of the nuanced dynamics of control and the profound impact it has on our lives.