Jena Beasley joins guest host Jill Freeze to discuss her experience with infertility and how she managed to form a community that shared the same challenges as her. Jena gives tips for women going through infertility and provides ways for loved ones to show support. To learn more about Nashville's Waiting In Hope community, visit https://brentwoodhills.org/waiting-in-hope or email Jena at [email protected]. 

Patti Silvers used to keep an active lifestyle, but after raising kids for 20 years, she realized she needed to live that life again. After picking up exercise again in her 40s, she has participated in races in every state (including Alaska and Hawaii), proving that age is just a number when it comes to fitness. To Patti, it’s not exercise, it’s living life.

Kate Hemby is an ordinary girl. She goes to work, sits as a board director at YoungLife, and volunteers at a special needs organization. With all she does, finding her way onto a Netflix series is just another day. Kate joins Kerry to discuss her time on the internationally acclaimed show Love on the Spectrum. She shares about the spectacle of production and the co-star she went on a date with. Catch Kate on Love on the Spectrum Season 3, out now on Netflix.

Bill Prady joins the show to discuss the three Ps that changed his life from a faith perspective: Pursued, Purchased, and Purposed. Bill explains how these three Ps worked in his life and how they have transformed him into the man he is today. Through these realizations, Bill found a new identity and purpose to live for Christ.

Against all odds, HK Derryberry not only overcame his disabilities but exceeded them. Despite blindness, cerebral palsy, and paralysis, HK graduated high school and now travels nationwide as a motivational speaker with his friend, Jim Bradford. HK and Jim join Kerry to discuss the incredible lessons they've learned from each other and how a chance encounter led to a deep friendship.

A musician, advertiser, and teacher, there doesn't seem to be a life Chuck Hicks hasn't lived. From performing with Willie Nelson and playing basketball with Pete Maravich to pouring himself into the lives of his students, he lives life to the fullest by embracing who he is in the present moment. Chuck never stops growing into his best possible self by rolling with all the dynamic changes throughout life.

Minister and former professor at Freed-Hardeman University Billy Smith joins Kerry to tell his extraordinary story and reflects on his career in the Church. Billy talks about the small town of Woodbury, Tennessee that made him who he is today, the many mentors he encountered in his youth at Freed-Hardeman, and his favorite memories in ministry.

Financial advisor and author Greg Luken joins the show to discuss his journey and the lessons he learned from it. Using analogies to music and his experience with "financial superpowers," Greg offers tips and advice for better financial literacy and wealth management. To learn more about Greg Luken, visit Luken Wealth Management at luken.pro or check out his book, "Unleash Your Financial Superpowers: How the First-Generation Wealthy Do It and How You Can Too."

For many, public speaking sparks thoughts of anxiety and fear. However, for podcaster and speaking coach Grant Baldwin, everything comes naturally with confidence and a voice fit for radio. Nonetheless, Grant believes that with enough effort, anyone can become an excellent speaker. In this episode, Grant dispels Kerry’s “Ten Myths about being a public speaker” list and offers his best advice for anyone looking to improve their speaking skills.

Grant is the Founder of The Speaker Lab which coaches people to become better speakers. Grant has earned over $2,000,000 from over 500 + speaking engagements all over the world without a booking agent or speaker bureau. To learn more about Grand and The Speaker Lab, thespeakerlab.com

Southern Illinois University assistant women's basketball coach Greg Brown joins Kerry to discuss decluttering. Although keeping physical spaces tidy is important for a nice home, keeping one's mental space tidy is crucial for intentional living. From "calendar days" to "long-term parking," Greg provides tips for cleaning up stressful thoughts in the brain that negatively hold people back from accomplishing what they want in their professional and personal lives.