This is a special Podcast Bonus segment that will follow the second track automatically.

This week’s show features a repeat guest - University of Louisville Professor Brad Shuck. In a former episode (#28) Brad shared the concept of Compassionate Leadership - helpful pointers for effective leadership at work and at home. This week he tells Kurt and Chad what dysfunctional leadership looks like. Brad calls it “stinky” leadership. Many “stinky” bosses don’t realize that’s how they’re leading, but their employees often do. And, you don’t want to take the “stink” home with you. If you work for a “stinky” boss, what can you do about it? Listen now to learn five actions you can take for the sake of your health and your family.

This week’s show features a repeat guest - University of Louisville Professor Brad Shuck. In a former episode (#28) Brad shared the concept of Compassionate Leadership - helpful pointers for effective leadership at work and at home. This week he tells Kurt and Chad what dysfunctional leadership looks like. Brad calls it “stinky” leadership. Many “stinky” bosses don’t realize that’s how they’re leading, but their employees often do. And, you don’t want to take the “stink” home with you. If you work for a “stinky” boss, what can you do about it? Listen now to learn five actions you can take for the sake of your health and your family.

Professor and Pastor Jim Hamilton Jr. joins Chad and Kurt in the studio this week to talk about his Dad’s influence on his life. Jim Hamilton Sr. sacrificed a promising career in professional baseball to focus on his role as a faithful husband and father. His unselfish choice forever changed his son’s life, and will exponentially impact the generations that follow.

Professor and Pastor Jim Hamilton Jr. joins Chad and Kurt in the studio this week to talk about his Dad’s influence on his life. Jim Hamilton Sr. sacrificed a promising career in professional baseball to focus on his role as a faithful husband and father. His unselfish choice forever changed his son’s life, and will exponentially impact the generations that follow.

This is the Bonus Segment for the Solid Steps Radio podcast for December 10, 2016

This week Kurt and Chad talk with two professional athletes about their careers in sports. Amos Martin played in the NFL for the Minnesota Vikings (he has three Super Bowl rings to show for it!) and Ted Schulz played golf on the PGA tour, where he won several tournaments. Both men are University of Louisville Hall of Famers. They have great stories about their respective sports, but they also share what’s the most important thing in their lives - their faith. There is a bonus track not heard on the radio show - check it out for more stories and reflections!

This week Kurt and Chad talk with two professional athletes about their careers in sports. Amos Martin played in the NFL for the Minnesota Vikings (he has three Super Bowl rings to show for it!) and Ted Schulz played golf on the PGA tour, where he won several tournaments. Both men are University of Louisville Hall of Famers. They have great stories about their respective sports, but they also share what’s the most important thing in their lives - their faith. There is a bonus track not heard on the radio show - check it out for more stories and reflections!

In this bonus segment, Minnesota Vikings player Amos Martin and PGA Tour Professional Ted Schulz tell more great sports stories They also talk about how their faith affected their mental outlook when injuries ended their career.

In Solid Steps Radio’s first live show at the Iron Bell, Dr Matthew Sleeth talks with Chad and Kurt about leaving a lasting legacy. You are going to leave a legacy, whether it’s intentional or not. Dr Sleeth lists seven important steps to leave a legacy that could impact your family for generations to come.