Winning Starts Now

Plans changed? Good. This episode flips the script on life’s audibles and shows how they can build character, deepen faith, and guide you toward a greater purpose.

In a culture obsessed with communication, we’ve forgotten how to truly connect. Tune in and discover simple, actionable ways to move beyond surface-level conversations and build deeper, more intentional relationships in the home, at work, and in community. 

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Brian & Bennett talk with sports performance coach Mike Henriques about Oregon State Baseball’s College World Series run, exploring leadership, accountability, and culture. He highlights how lasting success comes from relationships, faith and family perspective, and caring for athletes as people, not merely performers.

When life gets tough, true friendship shows up. Brian and Bennett talk with two young men who share how God used adversity to strengthen their relationship and the ways they challenge each other to grow.

Brian, Cheri, and Bennett continue their conversation with Kyle and Rebecca Koval, diving into how a simple 15-second story can ignite Gospel-centered conversations and inspire boldness wherever you are.

Brian, Cheri, and Bennett sit down with friends Kyle and Rebecca Koval to share an honest, uplifting conversation about what it means to walk closely with the Lord—growing in faith, staying connected, and making Him part of everyday moments and conversations.

Most people think of wealth in terms of money—but what if the richest life goes far beyond your bank account? In this episode, Brian, Cheri, and Bennett dive into the often-overlooked dimensions of true wealth.

Cheri welcomes on two young adults from within Won Thing's community to discuss Godly perspectives on anything from social media to relationship pressures. Paityn and Marissa offer advice for parents and peers alike and exemplify what it looks like to be on fire for the Lord as 20 somethings.

For the first time ever Won Thing Young Adults will be going national to include 18-25 year olds from around the country. Don’t miss the launch on Sunday night, August 10th!Check out our Instagram (_WonThing) for more information.https://us06web.zoom.us/j/9809418759?omn=83856915666

State Championships and Character Accolades follow Liberty High School closely...and it's no coincidence. Principal Shawn Duguid unpacks what makes Liberty a powerhouse in Arizona, and why it's getting national attention.

Brian and Bennett welcome Detroit Tiger, Brewer Hicklen for a conversation centered around Christ-like competitiveness and the best way to use your platform for God's Glory. From his first major league hit to baptisms on the diamond, Brewer's journey is a special one.

In this thought-provoking episode, Brian, Cheri, and Bennett draw from decades of wisdom to uncover the biggest barrier keeping people from true contentment in life.

In Part 2 of the conversation with former MLB umpire Ted Barrett, the focus shifts to faith, fatherhood, and what it means to live out Godly masculinity. He emphasizes that a Godly life is built on humility and purpose, and calls listeners to pursue Jesus with full devotion—not a lukewarm faith.

Brian and Bennett sit down with former MLB umpire Ted Barrett as he shares his journey from Boxing to the Big Leagues. Ted reflects on lessons from legends like George Foreman, the pressure of calling perfect games, and the impact of faith on his career—offering coaches and players timeless advice on leadership, communication, and professionalism under pressure.

Join Brian, Cheri, and Bennett as they dive into a conversation about worry, exploring how we can release our fears to the Lord and focus on what we can actually control today.

In this episode Brian and Bennett attack the concept of 'coachability' and discuss how the people who set themselves apart are able to handle criticism and not only receive it, but grow as a result of it.

Words like "hard" & "grind" get tossed around in society today but do we fully understand the gravity of what those words imply and the effect they have on us? Brian, Cheri, and Bennett uncover important truths in each of our mindsets tracing back to our words and illuminate the ways we can become mentally stronger individuals.

Bennett welcomes on current Seattle Mariners infielder, Dustin Crenshaw as the two friends talk all things life, sports, and relationships through the lens of Jesus at the center.

Brian, Cheri & Bennett discuss the concept of Hope from a Biblical perspective and unpack why the best form of Hope is birthed from action. Learn how to leverage Hope in your life and live inspired.

Brian & Bennett are joined by USC baseball player Zach Schwartzberg, who challenges listeners with how they can lead on their teams and environments through his story as a collegiate athlete. Zach reflects on his faith journey and encourages others in their relationships with the Lord.

Brian brings on former professional baseball player and current high school coach Jayce Easley, who shares his perspective from his playing career, along with the ways that athletes today can maximize their playing experience.

Bennett is joined by professional golfer Ben Lorenz, who reflects on his journey through college at the University of Oklahoma and shares how he navigated adversity both mentally and physically.

Brian and Cheri welcome on newlyweds Eli + Bronwyn Page for an impactful conversation centered around emotional safety within relationships. They share the traits present in healthy friendships and warn against the red flags in dating relationships. Tune in to hear how they fostered a Christ-centered marriage built on emotional safety and trust.

Bennett welcomes former ASU volleyball player, Kristin Stockfisch, for a conversation surrounding the importance of embracing Hurt and Sadness. As a former college athlete and current wife and mom, Kristin shares the power of these emotions and the ways we can process and move through rather than getting stuck in Hurt and Sadness.

Brian welcomes licensed associate counselor, Josh Danaher who shares how he gained victory over anxiety, anger and fear after it almost cost him his marriage.

Brian sits down with Coach Melissa Hobson who shares how she has navigated guilt with both her own children and her players over the years.

Cheri and Bennett address the best ways to counteract negative thoughts that stem from shame and guilt.

As the emotional awareness series continues, Brian brings on former collegiate baseball player, Trenton Pallas, who shares his journey from JUCO to D1.

Cheri and Bennett look at the emotions joy & lonely and share how a healthy view of these emotions involves different perspectives.

Cheri & Bennett kick off season 3 with a conversation surrounding emotions and look at the competitive edge emotional awareness provides.

Brian & Bennett sit down with former D1 college volleyball player, Jesse Nieminski for a conversation that benefits the player, parent, and coach. The 3 tackle anything from coaching styles, to social media, to life after the game.

Brian, Cheri & Bennett unpack 'accountability' and share what it looks like to put this key trait into practice consistently.

Brian brings on longtime friend and head high school basketball coach, Mark Wood, for a must listen discussion centered around leadership.

Bennett sits down with Jazzin Clark for a conversation surrounding mental and emotional health as Jazzin reflects on her experiences as a college athlete to provide insight on a significant topic.

Brian is joined by former player and current college baseball coach, Dane Stankiewicz, for an impactful conversation surrounding the highs & lows of athletics while learning to take advantage of the 'In-Between'.

Cheri & Bennett unpack the topic of blame and look at the many forms it can take in our lives.

Brian sits down for an engaging conversation with USC Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Josh Heidegger as the two discuss the value of commitment and energy.

Bennett brings on recent State Championship basketball coach, Jed Dunn, as the two sit down for an in depth look at the traits of winning teams both on the court and in life.

Brian & Cheri take on the topic of "enough" as they dive into what it looks like to be content in a world filled with complacency and constant comparison.

Brian sits down with former National Champ and current mental skills coach, Zak Taylor, to examine the overwhelming influence of the mind both during and away from the competition.

Collegiate athletic trainer, Shelbi Stevens joins Bennett as the two discuss all things college sports and share the importance of balancing your lifestyle, on and off the field.

Brian & Oregon State pitching coach, Rich Dorman dive into what a winning mentality looks like for both the coach and the player.

The former GCU Lope and current Minnesota Twin, Pierson Ohl, joins Brian & Bennett to take a look at what it truly means to surrender the outcome on the field and in life.

In the final episode of season one, Brian, Cheri & Bennett look into the importance of awareness and the ability to adapt as the new year begins.

Bennett is joined by a guest, Anna, as the two friends reflect on their college experience and unpack the wisdom gained from trials and loss.

Brian and Bennett wrestle with the concept of people-pleasing and the problematic nature it produces in us.

On a unique episode involving some Q&A from our listeners, Brian and Cheri tackle topics ranging from relationships to self-confidence.

Bennett is joined by two guests, Jack and Brock, as the three former teammates examine the characteristics that the right friendships possess.

Complaining might be the easiest thing in the world to do. Tune in as Brian and Bennett discuss why this cycle is detrimental in our lives.