In this episode Patrick sits with Wes Bender to find out what he’s learned in a life devoted to becoming a leader and nurturing leadership qualities in others, both in the home and in the corporate/nonprofit world.

In this episode we catch up with Jacob Matthews as he prepares for a pilgrimage on the 500 mile Camino de Santiago.

We pick his well-traveled brain for adventuring advice and talk about art in many forms, from basketball to wings on a wall.

In this episode Patrick sits down with fitness trainer Jarrod Houston to talk about what happens when things don’t work out as planned, and how he turned that experience into becoming an inspiration inside and outside of the gym.

In this episode Patrick talks with Australian artist Zeek Power about pursuing music, staying balanced, and finding his voice after The Voice.

In this episode Patrick talks with Matt Elrod about leaving the life that was expected of him to break into Hollywood, what he’s learned from his time in L.A., and his three great loves: photography, surfing, and feline fatherhood.

In this episode Patrick welcomes Trey George back to the podcast to talk about his new app, Demo. We get a first-hand look at the development process as well as lessons learned about engagement and branding in a TikTok-dominated landscape.

Welcome to Season Three! Get cozy with Patrick and Ben as they take on the most pressing topics of our time: gas prices, war, economics, and the bonnaroo lineup. After getting well-informed, pour yourself a drink and get cozy with some quotes you can use on your next blind date. It’s always a good time.

In our last interview of the year, Patrick talks with Shana Berkeley about her work as executive director of Corner to Corner and how our version of Jesus affects how we see everything else.

In this episode Patrick sits down to talk with professor, author, radio show host and fellow podcaster Dr. Lee C. Camp about the journey of his calling, the nature of existential crises, and the lost talent of giving and receiving criticism.

Just in time for thanksgiving, Uncle Wes Hartline returns to sit down with Patrick for a conversation about life in your thirties. They discuss school, careers, relationships, and where wisdom can be found in our busy and often confusing lives.