Tune in to hear Jack share what prompted him to transition from playing golf to designing golf courses, what it was like to caddy for his dad, PGA Champion Jack Nicklaus, and what prompted him to write a book honoring his parents.

Tune in as 92-year-old Rose Schindler shares her incredible first person account of how she and her family were imprisoned at the Auschwitz and Birchenau concentration camps during World War II. Learn what happened to the family of eleven and how Rose and two of her sisters managed to survive. In addition, Rose reveals how she met her husband Max, also a holocaust survivor. 

Tune in to hear Rowdy talk about his childhood, his experiences as a competitive swimmer, what swimmers eat to replace the thousands of calories they burn, what it was like to be an athlete during the U.S. boycott of the 1980 Olympic games in Moscow, and much more! 

Tune in to hear Ben share the incredible story of how he solved America’s last great archeological maritime mystery by locating the Clotilda – the last ship to deliver slaves to the United States – in the middle of a murky Alabama swamp.

Learn what (and who) inspired him to do it, hear the remarkable story about the town Clotilda survivors founded after emancipation, what obstacles he continues to face in his push to unearth the Clotilda, and why he calls the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, America’s Amazon.

Tune in to hear Dave discuss the seven baby steps to becoming a millionaire and how, despite popular belief to the contrary, it really is possible for the “little guy” to build wealth in today’s world.

Tune in to hear Leslie Anne and Andy reflect on their oddly similar lives while growing up in Alabama.

Leslie Anne also discusses what it’s like working on weekly deadlines for her column in the newspaper—including coming up with ideas, writing, editing, and occasionally using her husband’s wrong doings at home for a laugh!

Tune in to hear Jon talk about how he became a professional speaker and why choosing the right gigs is important to maintaining direction.

You’ll hear about how his blog launched him into speaking publicly, the biggest speaking disasters he’s faced, why he prefers to be low maintenance and more!

Tune in to hear Blake discuss this simple idea of generosity and how most people would help their neighbor if they only knew they were in need. That’s the idea that sparked the mission behind the App (and non-profit) Purposity.

With Purposity, you can find “Needs” for nearby people, read their stories, and purchase items ranging from a few dollars on up. You’ll even get a notification when your package has been delivered. Knowing that you’ve done something needed for someone else will change your day and it’s trajectory.