Bestseller Podcast

Do you have a process for absolving conflict? Whether it's in your work life or personal life, we all endure painful conflict. Life is too short to not have unity with those around you! I'm joined by Brandon Bigelow, author of Unity and Beyond: 5 Simple Steps to Stop Letting Conflict Win.We discuss- Finding a calling in conflict resolution.- His UNITY steps.- How emotion clouds our judgment. - Shifting from a "what" to a "why" mindset.Find the book here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GPGRPKPG?ref_=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cp_ud_dp_D8XS8EGSRTP249J0GJYX&bestFormat=true

What if I told you that utilizing a Bible based approach can completely revolutionize your bank account? Kyle joins us to discuss how being a faithful steward has completely changed his financial approach, and it can change yours too! Kyle's book, "Purpose in Every Paycheck" is a deep dive into faithful financial management.In this episode we discuss...- How God changed the way he views money.- What Bible passages steered him towards this lifestyle.- How our bias and past affects our spending habits.- Life lessons in stewardship.His book can be found here: https://amzn.in/d/09lD1MqF

What if building wealth looked more like a team sport than a solo grind? In this episode, I sit down with Scott MacKenzie, author of The Lobster League, a powerful business fable that uses storytelling to simplify the often overwhelming world of personal finance. Scott shares how lessons from leadership, teamwork, and competition translate directly into smarter money habits and long-term wealth building. We talk about why so many people struggle financially, how mindset drives decision-making, and how anyone can build a practical, sustainable plan for financial freedom. If you’ve ever wished personal finance felt less intimidating and more relatable, this conversation delivers.Topics- The art of crafting an interesting fable- The past, present, and future of finance- Whose advice to listen to- Where to start if you're at zeroCheck out Scott's book: https://a.co/d/0ePtnqR6

If nothing changes in education, the consequences won’t stop at the classroom door. In this episode, I sit down with Kevin Stoller, author of Becoming a Fully Aligned, Student-Centered Organization, for an honest conversation about the current state of our school systems. We unpack the structural issues holding educators and students back, why misalignment is hurting the profession, and what must change if education is going to remain healthy and sustainable long-term. Kevin shares practical insight on building systems that truly serve students while supporting the people called to lead them. This is a must-listen for educators, administrators, and anyone invested in the future of education.Topics- How COVID changed schools- Teacher retention- Urgent and non-urgent issues- Vital measurementsCheck out Kevin's book: https://a.co/d/7DNRCiH

Faith doesn’t erase grief, but it can help you survive it. In this powerful and honest conversation, I sit down with Kathy Rogers, author of Look For Good, to talk about grief, loss, and the long road toward healing. Kathy shares how clinging to God and grounding herself in Scripture carried her through deep pain and heartache.We discuss the reality of grief—how it hurts, how it lingers, and how faith doesn’t erase the pain but gives us strength to endure it. If you’re walking through loss or supporting someone who is, this episode offers hope, truth, and a reminder that even in the darkest seasons, God is still present.Topics Include:- Why she wrote on this topic.- How to approach people who've lost loved ones.- What the Bible says about grief.- Daily routines in the Bible.- What tunnel vision is and how to overcome it.- Parenting in today's society.Check out Kathy's book: https://a.co/d/6DqAhX5

Ashley Schneider didn’t just run across America — she ran toward purpose.In this episode, Ashley shares the powerful story behind The Long Run Home, her journey from California to New York on foot to raise money and awareness for Multiple Sclerosis. What started as a physical challenge quickly became an emotional and spiritual one, pushing her to confront fear, exhaustion, doubt, and deep vulnerability.Ashley opens up about what the miles taught her, how the mission shaped her leadership, and how that experience ultimately led her to become the leader of a nonprofit organization serving the MS community today. This conversation is honest, raw, inspiring, and a reminder that endurance is about far more than finishing — it’s about who you become along the way.In this episode, we discuss:- Why she left her job to pursue this passion.- The impact her parents had on her journey.- The vulnerability in her book.- Best and worst views along the run.- What she's doing today for MS.Check out Ashley's book: https://shorturl.at/RhzVi

What if kindness wasn’t just a personality trait, but a powerful, intentional way of living?In this episode, I sit down with author and speaker Kristina Joy Carlson, whose book Outrageous Kindness challenges the way we think about love, leadership, and impact. Kristina shares why kindness isn’t passive or weak, but courageous—and why it matters now more than ever.We talk about what outrageous kindness looks like in real life, how it shows up in leadership and culture, and why choosing kindness in difficult moments can change relationships, teams, and communities. This conversation is practical, honest, and deeply encouraging for anyone who wants to lead with heart without losing conviction.Whether you’re a coach, leader, parent, or simply someone trying to live with more intention, this episode will challenge you to see kindness not as an accessory, but as the point.Topics include:What “outrageous kindness” actually meansHer 5 step KIND+D methodHow kindness shapes culture and trustDo's and Don't's of leadershipCheck out Kristina's book: https://a.co/d/86zxVao

Everyone has a story to tell. Some are shaped in quiet moments. Others are forged through pain, growth, or purpose. But all of them are meant to be heard.On the Share Your Story Podcast, host Hunter Price sits down with authors to go behind the pages of their books and into the real stories that inspired them. The doubts they wrestled with. The challenges they overcame. And the message they hope lives on long after the final chapter is written.This isn’t just a podcast about publishing books. It’s about connection. It's about discovering that impact doesn’t require a life-altering catastrophe; sometimes, it comes from simply being willing to share what you’ve lived, learned, and felt.Whether you’re an author, a storyteller at heart, or someone who’s ever wondered if your story truly matters, you’re in the right place. Expect meaningful conversations, honest moments, laughter, and inspiration. Every episode will remind you that everyone is worth listening to.New episodes of the Share Your Story Podcast begin dropping in early January, so subscribe today wherever you get your podcasts.