BYU men's volleyball player Trevor Herget joins Bradley Holmes to discuss the experiences that shaped his testimony of Jesus Christ. Trevor shares how growing up in a faithful home, serving a mission, and competing at one of the nation's premier volleyball programs have taught him to keep God first.

The conversation explores missionary opportunities in athletics, the culture of BYU sports, the influence of family, and why following spiritual promptings can change lives. Trevor also explains how prayer, teamwork, and faith continue to guide him both on and off the court.

In this episode:

• Growing up in Connecticut
• Following his brothers into volleyball
• Serving a mission before BYU
• Faith as a Division I athlete
• Sharing the gospel through sports
• The unique culture of BYU Athletics
• Putting Christ first in every season of life

This episode is a reminder that success is most meaningful when it points us toward Jesus Christ.

Three teenagers share how humanitarian service trips to Colombia, Malaysia, and North Carolina transformed their faith, perspective, and purpose. Jack, Hallie, and Nick discuss serving others, disconnecting from technology, building meaningful relationships, and drawing closer to Jesus Christ through simple acts of love. Their experiences demonstrate that while they set out to change lives, they ultimately found themselves changed in the process.

In one of the most emotional episodes of The One Podcast, Bradley Holmes sits down with Rich High basketball coach Lex Cornia to reflect on the life and legacy of Daniel Smith, a beloved player who unexpectedly passed away during the final weeks of the 2025 basketball season.

Coach Cornia shares the heartbreaking morning he learned of Daniel's passing, the difficult conversations with his players, and how a grieving team found strength in each other during an unforgettable run through the state tournament. Together, Bradley and Coach Cornia discuss faith, loss, community, sports, and the healing power of the Savior's Atonement.

This conversation goes far beyond basketball. It explores how tragedy can unite people, how grief can deepen relationships, and how Christ helps carry burdens that seem impossible to bear. Whether you're a sports fan, a parent, a coach, or someone navigating life's difficult moments, this episode offers hope, perspective, and powerful testimony.

Hope is more than wishful thinking. It is confidence that God is aware of us and that His promises are real.

In this episode, Bradley Holmes welcomes Utah State Athletics broadcaster Ajay Salveson for an honest discussion about hope in Christ. Ajay shares his incredible adoption story, the challenges that tested his faith, his experience serving a mission in Ohio, and how hope carried him through difficult seasons of life.

Together they explore how the Savior's Atonement gives us reason to keep moving forward, even when life's path doesn't make sense. This uplifting conversation is filled with personal stories, gospel insights, and reminders that God is shaping us through our trials and preparing us for something greater.

If you've ever wondered how to find hope during hard times, this episode is for you.

In this heartfelt interview, David Holmes shares his inspiring journey of faith, from growing up in Cokeville, Wyoming, to joining the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at age 16. Discover how personal experiences, faith, and community influence his spiritual path and the profound impact of making one life-changing decision.

In episode two of The One Podcast, we sit down with Robert Leifson — a seminary teacher with 36 years of experience — for a conversation that might completely reframe the way you think about faith.

For most of his career, Robert taught faith the traditional way. Then a training with Elder David A. Bednar changed everything. He walked away with a new framework built on three elements — assurance, action, and evidence — and it transformed not just how he teaches, but how he lives.

The idea is simple but powerful: faith isn't passive. It's not sitting back and hoping things work out. It's taking a step before you can see the outcome. The Israelites had to actually walk into the Jordan River before it parted. David picked up five stones before Goliath fell. Joseph Smith walked into the grove before God answered.

Robert breaks down how this pattern shows up in every scripture story — and more importantly, how you can apply it to your own life right now.

If you've ever felt like your faith was stuck, or wondered why you're not seeing the results you're praying for, this episode is worth your time.

In this episode:

• Why Robert's understanding of faith completely changed after one training meeting
• The three-part framework for understanding how faith actually works
• Biblical examples that bring the pattern to life (David, the Israelites, Joseph Smith)
• The most common mistake people make when trying to exercise faith
• How President Nelson's teachings on faith apply to everyday decisions

The One Podcast explores faith, identity, and the choices that define us. Subscribe and leave a review if this episode resonated with you.

In the inaugural episode of The One Podcast, we sit down with Ridge Lundgren — a standout basketball player, One A MVP, and state champion — who's facing one of the biggest decisions of his life.

Ridge has spent years pouring himself into basketball, and it shows. But as his junior year approached, something shifted. Despite a real shot at playing college ball, he began feeling a strong impression that he was supposed to serve a mission in Mexico first.

In this conversation, Ridge opens up about the tension between his athletic ambitions and his faith, what it was like to wrestle with that decision, and how he ultimately found peace in trusting God with the outcome. He also shares how a guaranteed college roster spot waiting for him on the other side helped quiet some of the fear — and why he sees being the first missionary in his family as an honor rather than a burden.

If you've ever had to choose between something you love and something you feel called to do, Ridge's story will hit home.

In this episode:

• How basketball shaped Ridge's character and work ethic
• The moment he started feeling the call to serve a mission
• How faith helped him let go of the fear of stepping away from the sport
• What it means to be the first missionary in your family
• Why he believes his best opportunities are still ahead