In this episode, Ian Knechtle shares his journey of faith, identity, and relationships, reflecting on growing up in a Christian family and the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, accountability, and building a faith that is personally owned rather than imposed. Together, Ian and Jason explore how strong relationships with God, family, and community build resilience amid distractions, misplaced worship, and cultural pressure, emphasizing grace alongside personal responsibility and a welcoming, non-judgmental church environment. The conversation also touches on parenting, unconditional love, and navigating complex social realities with compassion, concluding that a grounded relationship with Jesus Christ is the only true constant in a changing world.

Geoff is an MLB chaplain for the San Diego Padres, serving athletes and staff in high-pressure environments with a steady presence and trust. He’s also a father and husband, and the Executive Director of Omuto Uganda, leading long-term community development work in East Africa.

00:00 Geoff’s Journey Begins

09:52 Navigating Life’s Challenges

19:55 The Call to Forgiveness and Growth

31:03 The Real Cost of Forgiveness

34:45 Why Scripture Still Matters

38:48 Building Trust in Community

41:56 Why Vulnerability Is Hard

49:47 Supporting Leaders Behind the Scenes

56:54 The Power of Encouragement

59:45 The Weight of Imposter Syndrome

01:02:01 Expectations vs. Reality

01:04:54 Overcoming Doubt Through Faith

01:08:59 Vulnerability in Leadership

01:12:54 Finding Purpose Through Service

01:17:39 How This Podcast Has Evolved

In this conversation, Christopher Hill shares his journey from a transformative experience in South Africa to founding Hands Up Holidays, a travel company that combines meaningful community service with travel. He discusses the role of faith in his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges faced in building a business, and the importance of family and values in both personal and professional life. Christopher emphasizes the significance of raising children with faith and the ongoing nature of personal transformation and growth.

In this episode, Jason and Florence dive into her journey of beating stage 4 cancer through unconventional healing. They unpack what it means to thrive in a chaotic world—physically, mentally, and spiritually—while exploring total human optimization, the power of human connection, and the difference between traditional religion and having a personal relationship with the Creator.

Jason and Priya Garg explore spirituality, personal growth, identity, discussing transformative experiences, enlightened teachers, and universal truths across faiths. They highlight the role of skepticism, experiential learning, and personal agency in spiritual journeys. The conversation introduces 'The Nurturing Place,' a holistic wellness initiative for mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being. Topics include past life regression, the limitations of language in spiritual experiences, and the autistic community's spiritual perceptions. They emphasize humility, love, and open dialogue in bridging faiths.

In this episode, Humanist Chaplain D.S. Moss chats with Jason about the future of spiritual care, his time as a death row chaplain, and how his Christian upbringing shapes his current view of Jesus.Like, subscribe and join the chat!

In this episode, Dr. Kyra Bobinet and Jason Tifford dive into spirituality, medicinal ayahuasca, and embracing differing beliefs. A Harvard-trained behavioral scientist and CEO of Fresh Tri, she shares her unique journey and perspective on understanding the reality that surrounds us all. Like, subscribe, and join the convo!

In this conversation, Gary Vaynerchuk shares insights on personal growth, the importance of candor, humility, and gratitude. He reflects on his journey, the influence of his immigrant parents, and the significance of community in fostering a positive mindset. Vaynerchuk emphasizes the need for authenticity in relationships and the balance between confidence and humility in achieving success.

Jason Tifford and his guest Tristen Taylor explore the themes of purpose, spirituality, and the significance of Christ's teachings. They delve into the life of Ram Dass, his spiritual journey, and the profound insights from Maharaji, a Hindu saint who encouraged Westerners to meditate like Christ. The discussion transitions into the importance of understanding Christ's sacrifice, the necessity of surrendering control in life, and the value of vulnerability and connection with others. Ultimately, they emphasize the need to let go of preconceived notions and embrace the gifts that God has for us. In this conversation, Jason Tifford explores the themes of personal ambition, divine purpose, and the balance between self-reliance and faith in God. He reflects on the importance of building a business as a means of self-validation and the deeper calling he feels. The discussion delves into the biblical story of Joseph, illustrating how dreams can lead to unexpected paths and the necessity of surrendering to God's will. The conversation emphasizes the significance of humility, childlike faith, and the fear of the Lord as foundational principles for a fulfilling life.

In this conversation, Ashe Magalhaes shares the story behind Hearth, a platform focused on relational intelligence. Ashe reflects on the balance between vulnerability and strength, the integration of artistry in engineering, and the hopeful future of AI as a tool for enhancing human relationships. In this conversation, Ashe Magalhaes discusses the importance of authenticity and presence in a world that often distracts from genuine connections. She shares her experiences as a female entrepreneur in the tech industry, emphasizing the need for community and trust. Ashe also highlights the role of the Enneagram in fostering team dynamics and the challenges of maintaining work-life balance in a startup environment. The discussion touches on the future of her company, Hearth, and the significance of creating spaces for vulnerability and connection. Ashe reflects on her spiritual practices and the ongoing journey of staying open-hearted. In this conversation, Ashe Magalhaes and Jason Tifford explore the importance of intergenerational connections, the nature of spirituality, and the concept of love in relation to life and death. They discuss the role of choice in belief systems, the tension between determinism and free will, and the search for meaning in life's experiences. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of community, healing, and the impact of technology on human relationships.