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Life is tough and talk is cheap. #EasierSaidPodcast emphasizes the importance of resilience and personal aim toward self improvement for people in all walks and stages of life. Join Host Brock Roggie to discover valuable and timeless life advice regarding Mental & Physical Health, Marriage, Parenting, Psychology, Emotional Intelligence, Business, Entrepreneurship, Faith & much more through the wisdom of weekly guests. The hope of the podcast is you leave each episode encouraged to put action to words that you may come to realize your potential and the effect you can have on those around you.

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#91
October 24 · 1 hr 17 min
ESP EP. 91 Senator Mark Walczyk
In this episode, Senator Mark Walczyk sits down for a wide-ranging conversation about the roots, values, and grit that define New York and the North Country. Tracing his upbringing in Upstate New York, Walczyk reflects on how tight-knit communities, athletic discipline, and a strong family foundation shaped his worldview long before he entered public office. He opens up candidly about fatherhood, how having kids recalibrates one’s relationship with risk, and the formative lessons drawn from studying history and psychology that ultimately propelled him into public life. The discussion then dives deeply into the call to service, exploring his dual identity as an elected official and a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army Reserve. Walczyk shares stirring reflections on duty and perspective through his early days on the Watertown City Council and working his way to Albany, to navigating the personal sacrifices of deployments to the Middle East and balancing young family life with legislative leadership. He offers an inside look at representing the geographically massive 49th Senate District, highlighting why local governance remains the true bedrock of American civic life. Turning to the urgent debates confronting Albany and New Yorkers, the conversation pulls no punches on contentious state policies. Mark breaks down the friction between state mandates and local control, tackling the fight over home rule against the Office of Renewable Energy Siting (ORES), skyrocketing utility costs, and the delicate balance between civil privacy and public safety in surveillance tech like Flock cameras. He addresses high-stakes tensions involving immigration enforcement, executive governance, and local sheriffs, before closing on an inspiring, forward-looking note regarding where he still finds hope for the future of the Empire State. Enjoy! - Senator Mark Walszyk - https://www.nysenate.gov/senators/mark-walczyk https://www.facebook.com/WalczykForSenate/
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#90
October 11 · 1 hr 53 min
ESP Ep. 90 Wayne Jacobsen
In this episode, best-selling author Wayne Jacobsen joins the show to trace his winding path from institutional pastoral ministry to a freer, grace centered life of faith. Wayne opens up about his early family dynamics, the collapse of traditional ministry, and how navigating deep control forced a complete reimagining of what it means to walk with God. He unpacks how understanding God's heart transforms our approach to human suffering, shifting our perspective from performance-based religion to simply living loved within a genuine community. The conversation also pulls back the curtain on the turbulent, grassroots journey behind The Shack from its unexpected origins and controversies to its transition to the big screen. Beyond literary success, Wayne gets personal about the severe life trials, health challenges, and relational fractures he faced along the way. He explores how trauma and adversity become the catalysts for deep healing, resilience, and a revolutionary understanding of love and justice. Ultimately, Wayne offers a powerful look at marriage, conflict, and redemption, showing how to move past control and cherish one another through life's most profound storms. Tune in for an inspiring reminder that real growth isn't about avoiding pain, but learning how to face life's challenges together. Enjoy! ----------Chapters---------- 00:00 Personal Background and Family Dynamics 05:59 Understanding Stories and Relationships 08:45 The Journey of Faith and Ministry 11:54 Navigating Control and Uncertainty 14:56 Marriage and Cherishing Relationships 26:27 Navigating Conflict in Marriage 32:04 The Journey of Pastoral Ministry 41:58 Pain and Redemption in Relationships 48:42 Understanding God's Pain and Our Own 54:44 Desires and the Human Condition 56:51 Living Loved and Community Building 01:00:21 The Birth of Podcasting and Self-Publishing 01:02:00 The Journey of 'The Shack' from Concept to Creation 01:07:11 The Struggles of Publishing and Controversy 01:11:20 The Transition from Book to Film 01:16:53 The Impact and Reception of the Film 01:20:04 Personal Trials and Transformation 01:28:44 Rebuilding Relationships and Healing 01:29:12 Unfolding Memories and Healing Journeys 01:32:09 Love Through Trauma and Redemption 01:35:14 Facing Life's Challenges Together 01:39:59 Navigating Health Challenges and Resilience 01:49:03 Transformative Insights on Love and Justice 01:55:10 Closing Remarks The God Journey Podcast: https://www.thegodjourney.com/ @waynejacobsen #life #trials #trial #growth #grow #growthmindset #podcast #video #bible #learning #learn #guest #shorts #shortvideo #short #trauma #restoration #faith #leadership #books #book #show #wisdom
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#89
August 31 · 1 hr 52 min
ESP Ep. 89 Max McCalley
In this episode, guest Max McCalley reflects on the foundational experiences that shaped his competitive drive, early faith, and athletic path to college football. He dives into the hard-earned lessons built on the field, exploring how accountability, player-driven leadership, and emotional resilience transform both individual character and team dynamics. The conversation takes a profound turn as Max shares the story of a traumatic brain injury that altered the course of his life and required him to undergo the grueling process of learning to read and write again. He unpacks how forcing a total reset stripped away his reliance on athletic accomplishments, leading him to rediscover his true identity, transition into ministry leadership, and guide others through their own pivotal life shifts. Finally, Max offers an honest look into his personal life, highlighting the power of gratitude, shared goals, and sanctification within marriage and family. He discusses the intentionality required in modern parenthood, the importance of being fully present for your children, and how he balances high-level physical goals (like training for an Ironman) with raising a healthy, grounded family.
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#88
August 1 · 1 hr 21 min
ESP Ep. 88 Peter Ostrum
From a world of pure imagination to real-life wisdom! In this unforgettable episode, we’re joined by Peter Ostrum, the actor who captured hearts around the globe as Charlie Bucket in the timeless 1971 classic Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. Peter takes us behind the velvet curtain, sharing how a local theater kid from Cleveland landed the role of a lifetime, what it was really like filming on set in Germany, and the enduring bonds forged among the cast. He opens up about the film's incredible legacy and what it felt like to hold the ultimate Golden Ticket before stepping away from the Hollywood spotlight forever. But the most fascinating part of Peter’s story begins after the cameras stopped rolling. Choosing purpose over pop culture fame, Peter traded film sets for farm visits, trading his acting career to become a dedicated large-animal veterinarian in Lowville, New York. Throughout our conversation, Peter reflects on the choices that guided his path, the transformative power of mentorship and humility, and how he navigated the shift from public recognition to a deeply fulfilling private life balanced with family, community, and career. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of the movie, curious about the path less traveled, or seeking inspiration on how to define a "life well lived," this conversation is packed with warmth, sharp insights, and genuine heart. Tune in for an inspiring look at what happens when you follow your instincts, embrace unexpected opportunities, and discover life’s true rewards beyond. Enjoy! Support the Show: buymeacoffee.com/easiersaidpodcast
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#87
June 27 · 2 hr 20 min
ESP Ep. 87 Cameron Jackson
In this episode, Cameron Jackson joins the podcast for a raw, wide-ranging conversation rooted in the core pillars of discipline, leadership, and personal growth. The discussion begins in the ultimate proving ground of character: home. The dialogue dives deep into the transformative journey of modern fatherhood, exploring how early childhood experiences, education, and pivotal life choices shape the way we parent today. This episode tackles some of the most complex issues defining our cultural and political landscape. Drawing on heavy themes of public service, law enforcement, and foreign policy, the conversation moves past polarized headlines to examine the real-world friction between media perception and ground-level reality. From the split-second moral weight of policing to the sweeping impact of immigration and military action, this is an unfiltered look at what it means to lead with integrity when the stakes are at their highest. Ultimately, this episode is focuses on humility and critical thinking. The conversation cuts through the noise of modern political tribalism, urging a shift away from personal grudges and superficial policy debates in favor of actual relationship-building. It serves as a powerful reminder that bridging our deepest divides starts with the willingness to have tough, nuanced conversations and a commitment to taking personal inventory before trying to fix the world. Enjoy!
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#86
May 20 · 2 hr
ESP Ep. 86 Mike McCalley
What happens when a single, short run with your son exposes a truth you can no longer ignore? In this episode, we sit down with Mike McCalley to unpack his incredible transformation from being 52 years old, 70 pounds overweight, and unable to run a single quarter-mile, to taking on one of the most brutal endurance challenges on earth: a 100-mile ultra-marathon. This conversation dives deep into the mental preparation required for ultra-running, the critical role of strength training and injury prevention, and the stark reality of what happens when a race plan completely falls apart. But as Mike quickly points out, this journey isn’t actually about running, it’s about facing reality, stepping outside your comfort zone, and doing the hard things required to become the person you were called to be. Mike pulls back the curtain on the mental game of endurance, sharing the moments his body completely shut down, the disasters he had to learn from, and the absolute necessity of burning the ships to commit fully to a goal. He highlights the incredible impact of having a dedicated crew, a supportive partner, and a rock-solid foundation in marriage and faith when everything in you wants to quit. Ultimately, this episode is a powerful blueprint for anyone feeling stuck physically, mentally, or spiritually. Through a candid reflection on personal trials, gratitude in adversity, and the ripple effect of personal growth, Mike proves that you are never too old, never too far gone, and it is never too late to take the first step. It is a defining story of hope, joy, and perseverance that will challenge you to look at the details of your own life and find perspective in the pain. Enjoy! Links: Documentary: https://youtu.be/FsWPZSpYwII?si=6I2a6SomZa4NXk-m Instagram: instagram.com/mike_mccalley Facebook: facebook.com/mike.mccalley.3 Strava: strava.com/athletes/mike_mccalley Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/@endure121?si=x3z4bF8OBDEqNUbe
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#85
April 20 · 1 hr 16 min
ESP Ep. 85 Simon Gingerich (Legacy Series)
In this powerful Legacy Series episode of the Easier Said Podcast, Simon Gingerich shares a life shaped by faith, hard work, and unwavering integrity. From his early days growing up on a farm, Simon reflects on the values instilled in him through family, discipline, and a simpler way of life that stands in stark contrast to today’s world. He opens up about the influence of strong father figures, the quiet lessons learned through labor, and how enduring life’s inevitable struggles helped forge a deeper sense of purpose. The conversation turns deeply personal as Simon recounts one of the most defining chapters of his life, the loss of his first wife to cancer at just 41 years old, leaving him to navigate grief while raising young children. With honesty and humility, he shares how faith carried him through heartbreak, what loss taught him about perspective, and how those painful moments ultimately reshaped his calling. Out of that season emerged renewed purpose, leading Simon to found Son Light Missions in Haiti in 1970. He discusses the profound need he witnessed there, the challenges and rewards of mission work, and the eternal impact of investing in others. This episode is a moving testament to resilience, faith, and legacy, anchored in the belief that even through life’s hardest trials, purpose can be rediscovered and lives can be transformed.
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#84
March 23 · 1 hr 30 min
ESP Ep. 84 Curt & Corwin Chirstman
In this episode, we sit down with Curt Christman and Corwin Christman just after their return from a missions trip to Ghana, Africa. They share what it was like stepping into a completely different culture and the mindset required to truly serve others. From the early moments of planning the trip to the realities of being on the ground, Curt and Corwin reflect on what mission work actually looks like, and how the lessons they experienced abroad apply just as much to the communities we live in every day. The conversation explores the idea that the mission field isn’t always across the world; often, it’s right in front of us. Throughout the discussion, they talk about the power of intentional kindness, why serving others is central to our purpose, and how meaningful relationships can be formed even when language and culture are different. They share stories of humility, discovering the inherent value in every person, and the surprising ways that serving others often gives back more than you expect. Despite the differences between cultures, they also reflect on the deeper similarities that connect people everywhere. As the conversation unfolds, Curt and Corwin discuss leadership, courage, and the responsibility that comes with influencing others. The episode closes with a thoughtful message directed especially toward fathers, about setting an example, living with purpose, and raising the next generation with conviction, compassion, and faith. Enjoy!
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#83
February 28 · 2 hr 8 min
ESP Ep. 83 Retired CSM Aaron Moore, US Army
Retired Command Sergeant Major Aaron Moore, U.S. Army, joins the podcast to share the story of a remarkable 28½-year career defined by elite service, combat leadership, and unwavering commitment to the soldiers beside him. A U.S. Army Airborne Ranger, Bronze Star recipient, and former Ranger Instructor, Moore was hand-selected to serve in the 101st Airborne Division, where he led Long Range Surveillance teams operating deep behind enemy lines, missions requiring exceptional discipline, independence, and courage. During Operation Iraqi Freedom, his decisive leadership directly contributed to the capture of a high-value enemy target, earning him the Bronze Star Medal. His superiors described him as a leader of exceptional initiative and courage, whose calm under pressure and devotion to his fellow soldiers embodied the highest standards of Army leadership. Yet despite these extraordinary accomplishments, Moore remains deeply humble, a quiet professional whose wisdom was forged through decades of service, sacrifice, and responsibility. In this conversation, Moore reflects on the formative experiences that shaped him, from his upbringing and early influences, to the lessons of parenting, discipline, autonomy, and personal responsibility that guided his path. He shares the pivotal decision to join the Army, the shock and transformation of basic training, and his early assignments in Hawaii and South Korea. He offers a rare inside look at the grueling reality of Ranger School and Airborne training, the pressure of elite expectations, and the leadership principles he learned while serving in some of the Army’s most demanding units. Moore also recounts defining moments from his career, including airborne operations that turned life-threatening in an instant, the realities of combat deployments to Kuwait, Baghdad, and Mosul, and his role in training Iraqi security forces during a critical period of the war. Through it all, he speaks candidly about the weight of responsibility, the loss of fellow soldiers, and the mindset required to lead when lives are on the line. More than a story about military service, this episode is a masterclass in leadership, resilience, and perspective. Moore shares hard-earned lessons on courage, managing fear and expectations, coping with trauma and mental health challenges, and finding purpose beyond the uniform. He reflects on the leadership styles that truly earn trust, the importance of humility in positions of authority, and the lifelong impact of serving something greater than oneself. This is the story of a Ranger, an Airborne combat leader, and a Command Sergeant Major whose 28½ years of service represent a legacy of commitment, valor, and leadership, and whose humility and wisdom continue to inspire long after the uniform has been retired.
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#82
February 18 · 1 hr 23 min
ESP Ep. 82 Mike Judd
In this episode of Easier Said, we sit down with Mike Judd, Executive Director of Beaver Camp, for a wide-ranging and deeply personal conversation about faith, leadership, family, and the power of unplugging in a hyperconnected world. Mike shares his journey from camper to camp leader, reflecting on how formative outdoor experiences shaped both his career and his calling. We explore the growing tension between technology and true connection, and why creating intentional space for nature and reflection has never been more important. The conversation moves into the changing educational landscape, the role of adventure in building resilience, and how purpose is often discovered through discomfort and growth. Mike speaks candidly about prioritizing marriage, extending grace in parenting, and what it means to lead with humility and conviction. One of the most moving moments comes as he reflects on his father’s legacy and the impact of saying goodbye, reminding us that leadership begins at home. We also talk about hiking in the Adirondack Mountains, the mental clarity that comes from the outdoors, and what’s next for Beaver Camp and his own journey. This episode is a thoughtful, grounded exploration of building strong families, developing courageous leaders, and choosing presence in a distracted world. Enjoy!
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#81
February 11 · 2 hr 31 min
ESP Ep. 81 Cassie Forbus
In this episode of the Easier Said Podcast we sit down with Cassie Forbus who is a Lewis County native, community advocate, nonprofit leader, Chair of the Lewis County Democratic Committee. Cassie shares her journey from teacher to civic leader, reflecting on how her love for community, family roots, and belief in democratic ideals shaped her path back home. As a mother, wife, and longtime volunteer, she brings a grounded and practical perspective on what it means to show up, get involved, and work toward meaningful local change. Throughout the conversation, Cassie opens up about stepping outside of her comfort zone and navigating today’s complicated political landscape with humility and nuance. We explore the importance of listening, understanding what we don’t know, and approaching difficult conversations with curiosity rather than division. From the role of alternative media to the evolving nature of personal political views, Cassie emphasizes the need to focus more on shared struggles, community needs, and the power everyday citizens have to make an impact. This episode also dives into big picture topics like getting money out of politics, balancing small government with effective leadership, and learning how to work together despite deep differences. With a hopeful and forward-looking mindset, Cassie encourages us that real change can happen when people engage thoughtfully and respectfully, and that progress is always possible. Enjoy!
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#80
January 21 · 2 hr 2 min
ESP Ep. 80 Evan Jennings
On this episode, we sit down with Evan Jennings for a wide-ranging, honest conversation that moves seamlessly between family, faith, fitness, and the future we’re building for our kids. Evan shares who he is at his core and how fatherhood has reshaped his priorities, decision-making, and sense of responsibility. From the values that guide his home to the way he thinks about purpose and hierarchy in everyday life, this conversation is grounded, reflective, and deeply human. We dive into parenting styles, discipline, and the why behind the choices we make as parents, what it really means to set children up for success beyond comfort or achievement. Evan also opens up about his fitness and health journey, breaking down practical thinking around calories, consistency, and long-term sustainability, while tying physical discipline back to mental and spiritual clarity. The episode expands outward into bigger questions about creativity, artificial intelligence, and society’s shifting goals. Evan challenges how we think about meaning, curiosity, and the unseen spiritual realm, touching on biblical giants, modern distractions, and what it looks like to wrestle honestly with hard questions. It’s a conversation that invites you to slow down, think deeper, and reconsider what truly matters. Enjoy!
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#79
January 13 · 1 hr 30 min
ESP Ep. 79 William Roggie
In this special episode of the Easier Said Podcast, Brock sits down with his father, William Roggie, for an honest and thoughtful conversation about life, perspective, and the lessons that only time can teach. William reflects on his upbringing, the power of imagination in childhood, and how gratitude reshapes the way we view both hardship and blessing. As the conversation unfolds, he shares how priorities naturally shift over the course of life, why understanding the struggles of others matters, and how integrity isn’t something you claim, it’s something you learn and live out daily. The discussion moves into marriage, commitment, and the realities of modern culture, where long-term dedication is often undervalued. William offers practical wisdom on understanding your spouse, managing expectations, and building a personal philosophy rooted in responsibility rather than convenience. As a father, he opens up about the weight and privilege of parenting, why timing matters when starting a family, and how each stage of raising children brings its own challenges and joys. At its core, this episode is about legacy, what gets passed down, what gets learned the hard way, and how communication and presence shape relationships between parents and children. It’s a rare and meaningful father–son conversation that invites listeners to slow down, reflect, and consider how they’re living, loving, and leading in their own families. Enjoy!
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#78
January 6 · 1 hr 30 min
ESP Ep. 78 Conner & Iris Biolsi
On this episode of Easier Said Podcast, we sit down with Conner and Iris Biolsi, New York–based entrepreneurs and the founders of Azahar Roast House, for a deeply personal and reflective conversation about identity, love, and growth. Connor and Iris highlight how their individual upbringings and family dynamics led to exploring new cultures, environment, and seasons of life that ultimately brought them together. Their stories reveal how personal evolution, often marked by uncertainty and change, plays a critical role in both life and marriage. This episode is an honest look at resilience, commitment, and trusting the process through life’s transitions, offering insight into how love, purpose, and perseverance continue to shape their journey. Enjoy! Azahar Roast House: (Order Today!) https://azaharroasthouse.com/
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#77
Dec 9, 2025 · 1 hr 30 min
ESP Ep. 77 Matt Ranaudo
On this episode of Easier Said Podcast, Matt Ranaudo joins for a lighthearted yet powerful conversation about identity, resilience, and chasing your dreams. An accomplished musician, songwriter, and TV personality, Matt takes us back to his childhood, where both sports and music were deeply woven into his family life. From growing up with strong family bonds to discovering his natural musical talent, he shares how baseball first shaped his discipline and confidence, even while quietly wrestling with a passion for music he didn’t always feel free to embrace. Matt opens up about the realities of his college baseball career, including the pressure, stress, and expectations of high-level competition, and the emotional toll of suppressing a creative side that was fighting to be heard. He discusses navigating identity and the life-altering accident that forced him to confront who he truly was beyond the game. That pivotal moment eventually led to the creation of his band Brother Stone & The Get Down and launched him into the music world, unexpected opportunities, and national television exposure. The conversation also delves into his behind-the-scenes reality TV experience on The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart, from auditions and live filming to performing under pressure and facing public reaction online. Matt is candid about the highs, the dark side of internet criticism, and the disappointment of a canceled tour, while maintaining that your mindset ultimately determines growth and outcomes. The episode concludes with what’s next for his music career, the upcoming release of a new Christmas song, and the purpose he finds in using his story to inspire others navigating the space between comfort and calling. Enjoy!”
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#76
Dec 2, 2025 · 1 hr 55 min
ESP Ep. 76 Delite Lago
In this moving episode, Delite Lago joins the show (the voice behind It’s a Good Day Podcast) to talk about the realities of building a show that lasts and the unexpected life journey that unfolded alongside it. Delite opens up about what it really takes to stay consistent in podcasting, how her show began, and how personal growth often runs parallel with professional creativity. From early life influences to sudden turns that reshaped her future, Delite reflects on how resilience was built not in moments of comfort, but in seasons of challenge. The conversation then takes a deeply personal turn as Delite shares her journey through infertility, the heartbreak, the waiting, and the quiet moments of faith that carried her forward. She walks listeners through the emotional and spiritual preparation that came with adoption, the difference between fostering and adopting, and the internal battles that shaped her hope along the way. With honesty and compassion, Delite also speaks to the importance of empathy toward birth parents and the unseen layers of every adoption story. As the episode closes, Delite’s story comes full circle with the joy of becoming parents and the overwhelming realization that their family grew sooner than expected. From an unforgettable naming story to the moment everything changed, this episode is a reminder that even in uncertainty, purpose is being written. Whether you’re navigating infertility, considering adoption, building something from scratch, or searching for hope in a hard season, Delite’s journey is one that will stay with you long after you press stop. Enjoy!
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#75
Nov 26, 2025 · 1 hr 19 min
ESP Ep. 75: Milestone 75th Episode with Nick & Brock
In this milestone 75th episode of the Easier Said Podcast, Nick Kilionski returns to interview host Brock Roggie in a reflective, honest look back at the journey so far. The conversation revisits where the podcast began, the original vision behind it, and how that vision has evolved through seasons of uncertainty, growth, and refinement. Brock opens up about the “messy middle” of building something meaningful, sharing how the show’s purpose shifted along the way as real-life struggles, doubt, and clarity collided. What began as an idea became a mission, shaped by conversations that cut deeper and mattered more than expected. From there, the episode dives into the human side of the story: the flaws, challenges, and moments that convicted both host and listeners alike. Brock reflects on the lessons learned, the practical takeaways from dozens of powerful guests, and the unseen work behind producing each episode. The discussion also explores the spiritual weight carried throughout the show, how “iron sharpening iron” became more than a phrase, and instead a call to discipline, courage, and intentional living. Enjoy!
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#74
Nov 18, 2025 · 1 hr 15 min
ESP Ep. 74 Joanne Tanner
Note: Donation Links Attached Below to "Caring Hearts for Central Haiti" In this powerful episode, Joanne Tanner, founder of Caring Hearts for Central Haiti, joins the podcast to uncover the unlikely beginnings of a mission that is transforming lives. Joanne shares how her early nursing career and first encounters with global missions opened her heart to Haiti, eventually leading her into nonprofit work despite wrestling with fear, uncertainty, and the weight of stepping into something far bigger than herself. She reflects on the moments when trust, faith, and obedience mattered more than resources, including the unforgettable story of how the school lunch program in Haiti was funded in a way only God could orchestrate. As the conversation deepens, Joanne offers a raw look at what life in Haiti truly looks like. She breaks down the realities of poverty, corruption, and gang violence, helping listeners understand the scale of the challenges and the perspective shift required to see them clearly. The episode closes with a forward-looking discussion on the end goals of Caring Hearts for Central Haiti, the organization’s current needs, and Joanne’s unwavering commitment to following God’s call, no matter how uncomfortable or uncertain the path becomes. It’s an inspiring, challenging, and deeply grounding conversation that invites listeners to rethink comfort, compassion, and the call to serve. Links: "Caring Hearts for Central Haiti" Mailing address: Caring Hearts for Central Haiti,Inc P.O Box 104 Glenfield, NY 13343 Website: www.caringheartsforcentralhaiti.com Email: caringheartsforcentralhaiti@gmail.com Donations: Paypal.me/Tanjohaiti Facebook-most up to date posts and info: Caring Hearts for Central Haiti Instagram: caringheartsforcentralhaiti
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#73
Nov 12, 2025 · 2 hr 10 min
ESP Ep. 73 Stephanie Roggie
In this episode, Stephanie Roggie joins the podcast for a powerful, down-to-earth conversation about growth, leadership, and the realities of building both a family and a business. From her childhood memories and the lessons shaped by her parents to her college years and budding entrepreneurial spirit, Stephanie shares how each experience molded her mindset and purpose. She opens up about navigating the balance between ambition and family, the challenges of motherhood, and the evolving lessons marriage continues to teach her. Through stories of resilience, encouragement, and taking bold action even when things get hard, Stephanie reminds listeners that “hard doesn’t mean bad”, it means growth. This episode is an inspiring look at how authenticity, leadership, and perseverance come together to shape a fulfilling life.
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#72
Nov 4, 2025 · 1 hr 30 min
ESP Ep. 72 Corwin Christman
In this episode, we sit down with Corwin Christman — a businessman, entrepreneur, husband, father, and former police officer — for an honest and wide-ranging conversation about leadership, family, and personal growth. From his experiences in law enforcement to the lessons he’s carried into business and fatherhood, Corwin opens up about the realities of balancing multiple roles while staying true to his values. He shares how taking time off can serve as a reset, why confronting challenges with understanding matters, and how life’s “hunting seasons” can mirror the rhythms of business and personal development. As the discussion unfolds, Corwin reflects on shifting priorities, maintaining discipline, and taking personal inventory to stay aligned with what truly matters. He dives into the evolving challenges of parenting in a tech-driven world, the importance of a strong support system, and how encouragement from the right people can change your trajectory. Whether you’re a leader, parent, or simply looking for insight into navigating life’s transitions, this episode offers a grounded perspective on resilience, growth, and what it means to keep moving forward — one step at a time. Proud Partner with Azahar Roast House! Order Your Premium Colombian Coffee Today & Sign up for a Subscription to have Specialty Coffee Automatically Shipped to Your Door Every Month: https://azaharroasthouse.com/ #parenting #podcast #life #motivation #mindset #growth #interview #inspiration #guest #learn #lesson #growthmindset #personalgrowth #perserverence #personaldevelopment #listen #shortsfeed #shorts #short #shortsvideo #shortvideo #fatherhood #father #parents
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