In this powerful episode of What Do You Say, we sit down with Kim Fry, Director of Marketing and Events at ProActive Solutions and the Vice President of SLC6A1 Connect. Kim shares her inspiring journey as both a seasoned marketing professional and a passionate advocate for her son, who battles the rare neurological disease SLC6A1. She opens up about her personal mission, the incredible work being done through SLC6A1 Connect, and how she has helped raise over $1 million for research and treatment.

We also dive into the upcoming charity events that are making a difference and how you can be a part of the impact. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation about purpose, perseverance, and the power of community.

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On this episode of What Do You Say, Frank — the usual host and owner of Core Personal Training — takes the guest seat to talk about his brand, his mindset, and the story behind Core. Xavier, the producer, jumps in to help guide the conversation and keep it flowing. Real talk, solid insight, and a look into what drives Frank’s mission with Core.

This week on What Do You Say, host Frank Termini sits down with Dane Moss, host of the M3 Podcast, for a crossover conversation packed with real talk on building discipline, staying consistent, and the mindset it takes to win—in business, fitness, and life.

They dive into what it actually looks like to chase high-level goals, how money plays into motivation, and why diets and discipline go deeper than just surface-level habits. It’s a raw, honest, and high-energy episode that’ll leave you thinking—and hopefully grinding.

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In this episode of What Do You Say, Bob and Aubrey Meisner open up about the challenges they faced in their marriage after infidelity came to light. Instead of giving up, they chose to rebuild—leaning on their faith, commitment, and each other. Their story is one of honesty, grace, and the hard work of healing. This conversation offers hope to anyone who believes that restoration is still possible, even in the hardest seasons of life.

This episode dives into a real talk about sports, expectations, and effort. Our guest shares how a coach noticed his skills even though he hadn’t played since high school due to an injury. We get into how tough it is for parents to want their kid to be the best—without always realizing that being the best takes more work than most are willing to put in. It's about talent, timing, and putting in the extra reps when no one’s watching.

This week on What Do You Say, we sat down with Michael Orr — the owner and director of High School Combine in Kansas City. Michael shared what it takes to organize a high-level football camp for over 300 student athletes, coordinating everything from college coaches to custom shirts and a 40-person support team.

We talked about the state of coaching today, where the world of youth sports is heading, and the growing challenges young athletes face both on and off the field. Whether you're a coach, parent, or former player, this episode brings a real look at the grind, the pressure, and the passion behind youth athletics.

On this episode of What Do You Say, we sit down with Ray Freeman — founder of One Community Jiu-Jitsu Club. He’s helping underserved youth through jiu-jitsu, building a safe space for growth, and making a real impact in the community. Hear how he’s grown the program, raised funding, and changed lives through the power of martial arts.

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Travis Conley went from nearly dying during a high school wrestling weight cut to becoming a top fitness coach, Jiu-Jitsu black belt, and elite athlete. Now the Director of Client Services at Underground Gym, he’s trained thousands, competed at the highest levels, and built a career on discipline and hard work. In this episode, he shares the lessons he’s learned, the biggest fitness mistakes people make, and what it really takes to be great.

This episode of What Do You Say features Brian Van Hauen, who has been deeply involved in athletics as a coach, multi-sport athlete, and now as a parent. The conversation likely covered topics like the role of parents in youth sports, how to support young athletes without overstepping, the importance of positive reinforcement, and guiding kids through challenges in sports and life.

Greg Carbin, assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Kansas City Chiefs, joined What Do You Say to discuss his journey in sports performance. With six seasons in the NFL and three Super Bowl wins, he shared insights on building elite athletes, his time at Missouri Western State, and the mindset behind championship success.