In this thought-provoking debate-style episode of the Easier Said Podcast, we welcome guests Ezra Seigrist and Evan Jennings for a wide-ranging and passionate conversation that explores the intersection of faith, law, politics, and culture. From the opening discussion on how “iron sharpens iron,” the dialogue dives into core issues of character, communication, and whether tone truly matters in leadership. The guests grapple with complex questions like: Can Christians separate character from policy? What is the proper role of the state versus the church? and How should law be enforced with both love and justice in mind?

Tune in for a robust and respectful clash of ideas, concluding with personal reflections from both guests and a reminder that productive dialogue is still possible in today’s polarized world. Enjoy!

🎙️ We’re Back! In this solo episode, Brock Roggie takes the mic for an honest, unfiltered dive into what’s next for Easier Said. From bold new directions to behind-the-scenes updates, future plans, and a deep-dive breakdown of some of the podcast’s most memorable and thought-provoking moments—you won’t want to miss this one. It’s raw, real, and sets the tone for an exciting new chapter. Let’s get into it.

In this deeply moving episode, we welcome back Chris Mancino alongside his wife, Rebekah, for the first time. While listeners have heard Chris’s story in episodes 20 and 21, this conversation adds powerful new layers through Rebekah’s voice. Together, they recount the life-altering cancer diagnosis that struck shortly after their marriage—an unexpected trial that tested their faith, love, and resilience in the face of mortality.

The episode also explores Rebekah’s background—from her upbringing traveling the word, to global missions, and the deep personal foundations that prepared her for life’s most painful turns. Through stories of sacrifice, identity, and perseverance, this conversation offers a raw yet hope-filled testimony of what it means to be refined through trials, molded like clay in the Potter’s hands, and to find peace even when pressed on every side. Enjoy!”

In this powerful and wide-ranging conversation, Paul and Lisa Schamback bring warmth, wisdom, and decades of experience to the mic. Together, we dive deep into the rhythms of family life, the roots of lasting faith, and the values that build strong businesses and resilient communities.

From small-town traditions to big-picture cultural shifts, the Schambacks share real stories and hard-won lessons—from raising kids with character to navigating generational divides, building a custom business with integrity, and finding meaning in the trades. They also open up about their impactful work with MDS (Mennonite Disaster Service) and how service in times of crisis has shaped their worldview.

Whether you’re a parent, entrepreneur, or someone passionate about faith, legacy, and hard work, this episode is full of timeless truths, practical takeaways, and heart. Don’t miss it!

In this rich and thoughtful episode, guest Christian Christman joins us for a deep dive into parenting, growth, and the challenges of raising children in today’s world. We start by exploring a parenting philosophy that focuses on reaching the heart (01:40) and fostering critical thinking in the face of opposing viewpoints (12:10). Christian shares insights on how to encourage independence (17:45) and build real competence and life skills in kids (26:10). The conversation turns personal as he reflects on the healthcare decisions surrounding his first child and their lasting impact (37:28). From parenting with grace and a healthy mindset (49:40) to aiming for generational growth (55:10), Christian offers wisdom grounded in experience. We also discuss navigating screen time and technology (1:09:10), understanding emotional wounds and developing emotional intelligence (1:20:30), and the addictive nature of modern gaming (1:34:40). Wrapping up with a look ahead (1:42:30), this episode offers a wealth of encouragement and practical wisdom for any parent or leader shaping the next generation. Enjoy!

In this wide-ranging and deeply practical conversation, we sit down with Tyson Roggie—entrepreneur, husband, and father of six—for an honest look at what it takes to build a thriving family and business. From changing diapers to shaping a team culture, Tyson shares insights on parenting through every stage, choosing personal growth, and staying consistent in both marriage and leadership.

We talk mindset, discipline, the role of encouragement in fatherhood, and the power of supporting your spouse. Whether you’re a parent, a business owner, or both, you’ll find wisdom, laughs, and plenty of real-world takeaways in this dynamic two-hour journey. Enjoy!

In this heartfelt and thought-provoking episode, host Brock Roggie sits down with someone who has shaped him more than anyone else—his mother, Dawn Roggie. What follows is an intimate conversation that weaves through memories, insights, and life lessons only a mother can offer.

Together they reflect on how technology has shaped memory and family life, explore the balance between fear of failure and conscientiousness, and discuss trade schools vs. college, raising independent kids, and learning to let go.

Dawn shares hard-earned wisdom on motherhood, humility, and the evolving nature of parenting—making this a thoughtful listen for anyone navigating family, growth, or generational change. Enjoy!

Lou Goszleth is an International minister whose teachings spans decades and more than 50 Countries around the globe.

In this episode we explore topics like how to properly prioritize your life, discovering spiritual Identity, the importance of the wilderness before the promise land, God’s provision in real time, the impact of the covenant, the goal of intimacy, the Father’s heart, spiritual leadership, Lou’s unique upbringing, dealing with the loss of a child, God’s calling on our lives and so much more. Whether you’re in a storm, a waiting season, or wondering what’s next, this conversation will challenge and encourage you. Enjoy!

In this episode, ultra marathon runner Greg Panowicz joins us to unpack the gritty, relentless, and deeply personal world of endurance running. From his first ultra marathon (and a lesson in pickle juice) to conquering the grueling Leadville 100, Greg shares what it really takes to go the distance—mentally, physically, and emotionally.

We dive into the lifestyle of long-distance running, including training, nutrition, recovery, and the mindset needed to keep moving when everything in you wants to stop. Greg opens up about pain, purpose, and the power of trusting the process. Whether you’re training for your first 10K or curious what kind of person runs 100+ miles for fun, this conversation is packed with wisdom, honesty, and motivation. Enjoy!

In this episode, we sit down with Benjamin Roggie—entrepreneur, skilled tradesman, and former business owner—for a powerful conversation on hard work, personal growth, and the journey of building something meaningful. Ben opens up about his upbringing, how stepping outside his comfort zone revealed new strengths, and the deep roots of his relentless work ethic. From the discipline of sports to the grind of blue-collar labor, we explore what it takes to push through adversity, adapt to change, and keep going when things get tough. Ben shares his take on generational differences in the workplace, the power behind purpose, and how struggle often precedes clarity. We close with raw reflections on freedom, risk-taking, and the courage it takes to bet on yourself and others. Whether you’re chasing purpose, rebuilding, or just trying to find your footing, Ben’s story offers grit, hope, and timeless wisdom. Enjoy!