E40- Davonte Anderson, Owner of Drip In Grace Creative
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In this episode, I sit down with Davonte Anderson, the visionary founder of Drip In Grace—a safe and intentional creative space dedicated to capturing and celebrating people’s stories through the lens of photography. We dive into the heart behind his work, his journey as a storyteller, and how photography has become more than just images—it's become ministry, memory, and mission. Davonte shares the origins of Drip In Grace, the impact it's already making, and the bold, hopeful vision he has for the next few years. Whether you're a creative, a dreamer, or just someone who believes in the...
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E39- Manny Matos
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In this episode, I sit down with my longtime friend Manny Matos, a trusted voice in the intersection of ministry, strategy, and technology. Manny serves on the team at Subsplash, where he helps churches around the globe leverage digital tools to grow their mission and engage their communities more effectively. We talk about the evolving role of technology in the local church, the importance of aligning strategy with vision, and practical ways churches can adapt in a digital age without compromising authenticity. Whether you're a pastor, ministry leader, or just passionate about the future of...
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E38- Jon Mott from Runnersfix Coaching
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In this follow-up conversation, I sit down again with elite runner and coach Jon Mott to unpack his experience at the London Marathon. Jon shares what went well, the goals he accomplished, and what he wishes he had done differently on race day. We also talk about how these insights are shaping his approach as both an athlete and a coach. Jon is the founder of RunnersFix Coaching, where he works with runners of all levels to improve performance, avoid burnout, and build long-term success. If you're looking for personalized coaching or just want to learn from one of the best, check out his...
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E37- Jonathan Bucklew, Founder & CEO of The Joinery Development Group
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In this episode, we sit down with Jonathan Bucklew, CEO of The Joinery Development Group and drummer for the beloved indie band Copeland. Jonathan shares his unique journey from touring musician to successful entrepreneur, blending his creative spirit with a sharp eye for design and business. We dive into: His early days and career with Copeland The transition from music to design Launching The Joinery in Lakeland, Florida The story behind Depot303 and his vision for intentional, community-driven spaces Whether you're into music, modern design, or the grit behind building something...
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E36- Marcos Viduarre, Run-Influencer
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In this episode, I sit down with my good friend and passionate runner, Marcos Viduarre. Marcos isn’t just clocking miles—he’s building community. Through his social media channels, he shares his personal running journey, offers practical tips, and inspires others to lace up and hit the road. We talk about what keeps him motivated, the ups and downs of training, and the mindset that helps him push through. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just thinking about getting started, this episode will leave you encouraged to go for it. Follow Marcos on his social media channels: IG:...
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E35- Tiffany & Mait Hudson from Elevation Church
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Tour life and toddlers? Building a family with intention? Launching a successful athletic brand? This episode has it all! Join us as we chat with Tiffany and Mait Hudson from Elevation Church about the beautiful chaos of parenting while on tour, the foundational elements of their strong family unit, and the passion driving Mait's innovative brand, ONUS. Prepare to be inspired by their vulnerability and practical advice. ------------------------------------------------- Sponsored by RunnersFix Coaching This episode is brought to you by . Whether you're training for your first race or...
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E34- Barry Enderwick from Sandwiches Of History
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In this episode, we sit down with Barry Enderwick, the founder of Sandwiches of History, to talk about how he turned a passion for sandwiches into a wildly successful social media presence. Barry shares the story behind his unique concept—recreating historical sandwich recipes from across the decades—and how it captured the curiosity (and appetites) of millions online. We dive into some of the most memorable and surprising sandwiches he's tried over the years, and he gives us a sneak peek into his upcoming tour, where he'll be bringing sandwich history to life in cities around the country....
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E33- Matthew Cummiskey, Co-Founder of Bevy Athletics
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In this episode, we sit down with Matthew Cummiskey, cofounder of Bevy Athletics, to explore how movement, connection, and community intersect. Matthew shares the origin story of Bevy Athletics, the philosophy behind their unique approach to fitness, and how they’re reshaping what it means to work out together. From grassroots beginnings to a growing movement, we discuss the challenges of building a brand around belonging, the power of shared physical experiences, and what's next for Bevy. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast or an aspiring founder, this conversation offers insight,...
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One Minute Motivation - ft. Luis De Peña
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Need a quick shot of positivity to kickstart your day? In just one minute, let Luis De Pena fuel your spirit with an encouraging message to help you tackle whatever comes your way. Press play and get ready to feel inspired!
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E32- Luis De Peña, Director & Storyteller
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In this episode, I sit down with Luis De Peña — a talented director and storyteller who has built an inspiring career through relentless work ethic, creativity, and the courage to take big swings. We dive into Luis's journey, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and what it really takes to turn a passion into a thriving career. Whether you're a creative, entrepreneur, or just someone chasing a dream, Luis’s story is packed with insights you won’t want to miss. Follow Luis online: Instagram: Website: Tune in, get inspired, and get ready to go for it.
info_outlineIn this episode, we're joined by the extraordinary Vince Strawbridge, author of "Pretty Good at Walking." Vince and his family of six embarked on an epic journey, hiking over 2650 miles from Canada to Mexico. We delve into the incredible story behind this monumental undertaking: the motivations, the challenges, the triumphs, and the profound impact it had on their family.
Vince shares candidly about the realities of long-distance hiking with children, the unexpected joys and frustrations encountered along the way, and the invaluable lessons learned about resilience, family bonds, and the power of nature. This is a conversation filled with inspiration, humor, and the spirit of adventure that will leave you wanting to explore the world (or at least your own backyard) in a whole new way.
You can purchase Pretty Good at Walking today on Amazon : https://a.co/d/fJrbAcs
Follow Vince and his family on Instagram: @strawbridgetreks
Check out Vince's podcast, "Pretty Good at Talking", here on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3dscPcJ8BUWuhar4zXkiwQ?si=HltDphHuSvya_DlhaN-Prg