In episode eight, Norris and Julie speak with Sara Bradbury as she recalls how she has overcome the pain and loss associated with a broken marriage.

In part two of Norris and Julie's conversation with Penny Meek, she continues to share details of the mysterious disappearance and death of her son, Thomas Brown. 

In part one of Norris and Julie's sit down with Penny Meek, she tells the story of her son, Thomas Brown, going missing in 2016 on the eve of Thanksgiving, and the game-changing events that followed in her quest to find answers.

In episode five of the Game Changer Podcast, Norris and Julie sit down with Mofe Itiola, who shares her continuous journey to overcome several game-changing roadblocks, including the loss of her mother during her junior year of high school.

Mickey and Elaine Gardner join Norris and Julie for the fourth episode of the Game Changer Podcast to share how God has led them through the past several years after an unexpected, game-changing diagnosis impacted their lives.

In episode three of the Game Changer Podcast, Norris and Julie hear the gripping story of Stoney Garland as told by his mother, Debbie Watson. Stoney was living out his dream as a collegiate football player at Texas Tech University until a game-changing car accident on Thanksgiving evening in 1997 interupted everything.

In episode two of the Game Changer Podcast, Norris and Julie are joined by Julia Sadler. She shares the story of how she overcame two major game changers through her faith, ultimately transforming her anger and grief into an opportunity to minister to others.

In the inaugural episode of the Game Changer Podcast, Norris and Julie sit down with Melanie Gruhlkey as she recounts her struggle with one of life’s ultimate game changers, the loss of a child.

In season one of The Game Changer Podcast, Norris and Julie create conversations with men and women who have experienced one of life's biggest game changers, grief. Join them as their guests share their unique stories of how they were able to overcome these difficult moments in their own words.