The Dan Scott Show Podcast

Author and former sports broadcaster Peter Young could have imagined many things in his life, but marrying into a cult wasn't one of them. Yet that's what happened. On this week's episode Young details the how and why, and the grace of God to deliver him from the situation.

Cody McCarver hit the country music big time with Confederate Railroad, then as a solo artist. He also found himself a slave to alcohol, and dealing with a family tragedy. But then...Jesus! And now McCarver's "Outlaw Gospel" music is changing lives. All this, plus helping revive his hometown of Dunlap, Tn. on this week's show.

This week we bring you Part 2 of the very first Men Like Us show. We left you with a cliff-hanger involving King David last week. How did our panel answer that question, and several more? Listen, as four men throw off pretense and get real about their faith, their families, and their struggles.

What happens when four Christian men quit pretending and get real in their conversations about their faith? You get the new Abundant TV show "Men Like Us." This week we give you the audio of Part 1 of the first episode of the new show, hosted by Jody Powell and featuring Dan on the panel of guests.

In this final show of 2025, Dan closes the year sharing the transformation Jesus made in his life. From a life of PAIN - Porn, Alcohol, Infidelity, Notoriety-Seeking - to a new life in Christ. It's an extreme makeover only Jesus could accomplish.

In this pre-Christmas show, Dan plays one of his late father's messages - preached in Feb. 2014 - called "The Price of a Soul." Then Dan takes a look at Linus' "Drop The Blanket" moment from "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Lots of good stuff in this episode!

Don Harper returns to the show to talk about the impact of his book, "Blessed Is The Man." The story of his African-American farmer father and a white banker in the late 1930s in Alabama is still affecting lives today. What lessons can WE learn? Listen and find out!

In Part 2 of our interview with Travis Orndorff, he dives deeper into his relationship with Christ and what finally brought him fully to the foot of the cross. Travis also talks about his current ministry. Plus, keeping live the legacy of his father - Mr. Wonderful, Paul Orndorff.

When you're the son of professional wrestler Mr. Wonderful, Paul Orndorff, you get a front row seat to all sorts of life lessons. Some took for Travis Orndorff, and some didn't. At least for a while. In Part 1 of our interview, Travis talks about growing up with a legend for a father, and how his walk with Jesus strayed off the straight and narrow.

There are many ways to spread the Gospel. Including...professional wrestling? Yes, says Jody Powell. Jody tells us about the small, independent company that uses family-friendly wrestling events to bring people to Jesus.