Everyone Has A Story - Hosted by Kam Spackman

In Episode 10, Weston Hollingsworth opens up about his career, his side jobs, and the journey that brought him to where he is today. He also shares the story of a devastating motorcycle accident that changed his life, the difficult recovery that followed, and the hard lessons that reshaped his mindset. From childhood memories and broken bones to ambulance rides and hospital stays, Weston is raw, honest, and detailed every step of the way in one of the realest conversations yet.

What if failure wasn’t the thing holding you back… but the thing that actually builds you?In this episode, Kam and Cody sit down with Calvin Sharp—a man who’s been through the highs, the lows, and everything in between. From repeated failures trying to get his business off the ground, to the real, behind-the-scenes struggles of owning and operating one… Calvin doesn’t sugarcoat a thing.This isn’t just a business conversation.It’s about sacrifice.It’s about resilience.It’s about what “being rich” actually means when you strip away the money and look at your life, your family, and your purpose.Calvin shares hard-earned lessons, real-life perspective, and the kind of wisdom you only get from going through it—not around it.By the end of this episode, you’ll understand why this was one of those conversations that just felt different… the kind where you don’t want to take the headphones off.If you’ve ever struggled, doubted yourself, or wondered if it’s all worth it… this one’s for you.

What started as a simple idea has turned into something that’s bringing an entire community together…In this episode of Everyone Has a Story, we sit down with the people behind the Preston, Idaho Farmers Market and dive into how it all began. From the early days of just trying to get something going, to now creating a place where families, friends, and local businesses can come together—it’s more than just a market.We talk about the volunteers who make it all happen, the challenges along the way, and what it really takes to build something meaningful in a small town. You’ll hear about the vision behind it, what they offer, and where they hope to take it in the years to come.But more than anything… this episode is about community.It’s about giving people a reason to get out of the house on a summer night.It’s about kids running around, families spending time together, and neighbors connecting.It’s about supporting local and creating something that Preston can be proud of.If you’re from Preston—or any small town—this one will hit home.Because at the end of the day, it’s not just about what’s being sold…it’s about what’s being built.👉 Tune in, share it with someone in your community, and come be part of something bigger.And remember… Everyone has a story.

Episode #7 is one of the most real and emotional conversations I’ve had yet.I sat down with Kaid Panek—rancher, TikTok influencer, and someone using his platform for good—and we went way beyond the surface. We talked about where he came from, the roots of ranching, and the life that shaped him into who he is today.But this episode took a deeper turn. We opened up about real struggles—Kaid, Cody Traveller, and Jackson Knopp all sharing stories of their families battling cancer. The kind of conversations that are hard to have, but need to be had. We talked about how they pushed through it, how they kept showing up, and what it means to stay strong when life gets heavy.We also dive into how Kaid built his platform and why he chooses to use it to give back and make a difference in the ag community.This one is raw, powerful, and full of perspective. It’s about resilience, purpose, and finding light in some of life’s darkest moments.🎧 If you haven’t yet, follow “Everyone Has a Story” and take a listen.

Episode #6 is one that hits home in more ways than one. I sat down with my good buddy Jayden Hugie, owner of Lond Laik Logistics, to talk about what it really takes to build something from the ground up.We dive into the trucking world, life on the road, the grind behind starting a company, and the sacrifices that come with chasing something bigger. Jayden shares the reality of being gone from family, the physical and mental toll of long hours in a truck, and what most people don’t see behind the scenes in logistics.But this one goes deeper than just trucking. We connect it back to real life, discipline, sacrifice, and doing hard things even when nobody’s watching. Whether you drive truck or not, there’s something in this episode everyone can relate to.This conversation is raw, real, and a reminder that success doesn’t come easy, but it’s always worth the miles.🎧 Follow, listen, and share “Everyone Has a Story” on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and more.

Episode 5 is one you don’t want to miss.I sat down with Preston High School varsity baseball coach Shawn Thomson, and we went way deeper than just sports. We talked about what it really means to be a coach, not just building athletes, but shaping young men, teaching discipline, accountability, and life lessons that go far beyond the field.From lessons learned through sports, to the impact a good coach can have on someone’s life, this episode is full of real talk, experience, and perspective. Whether you’re an athlete, a parent, or just someone who appreciates leadership and growth, there’s something in this one for you.This is what it’s all about… because everyone has a story.

In this episode, I sit down with Tyler Smart and Cody Traveller for a real, down-to-earth conversation about what it takes to build something from nothing in a small town like Preston, Idaho.Tyler shares his journey starting and growing Smart Choice Services, working on heavy equipment, and what it really looks like behind the scenes of running a business. We get into the highs, the struggles, the long days, and the pressure that comes with trying to expand and make a name for yourself.We also talk about volunteer firefighting, what it means to serve your community, the sacrifices that come with it, and why guys still choose to show up when it matters most.This one is about hard work, responsibility, and the reality of chasing something bigger than yourself. The wins, the stress, the setbacks, it’s all part of the journey.If you’re building something, thinking about starting a business, or just want to hear some real conversations from real people, this episode is for you.

Episode 3 is one of the most real, raw, and emotional conversations we’ve had yet.I sat down with Lyden Moser, Cody Traveller, and Jackson Knopp… and this one goes deep. Three of us in this room have experienced something no parent should ever have to go through — losing a child.We opened up about our stories, the pain, the questions, and the moments that changed us forever.We talk about:• What it’s like to live with that kind of loss• The weight of fatherhood and trying to stay strong• How grief shows up in everyday life• The ways we’ve tried to cope, heal, and keep moving forward• And what has helped us — even when nothing feels like it willThis episode isn’t just a podcast… it’s real life. It’s for anyone who has faced loss, is walking through something hard, or just needs to know they’re not alone.If this hits you, share it with someone who needs it.Because at the end of the day… everyone has a story.

In Episode 2 of Everyone Has a Story, Kam Spackman sits down with his good friend Brock Fuit for a real and honest conversation about life. They talk about the struggles and hardships they’ve faced, the mental battles that many people quietly carry, and the role faith can play in pushing through difficult seasons. Brock shares his perspective on mindset, resilience, and how spending time in the outdoors can help clear the mind and bring a sense of peace when life feels overwhelming.This episode is raw, genuine, and a reminder that no matter what we’re going through, we’re not alone. Sometimes the best conversations are the ones that remind us that everyone truly does have a story.

In the very first episode of Everyone Has a Story, I sit down with two of my good friends for a real conversation about life, careers, where we came from, and the paths that have brought us to where we are today.No Scripts, no filters, just three friends sharing stories, laughs, and perspectives on work, challenges, and figuring life out along the way. This podcast is built around the idea that everyone has a story worth hearing, and this is just the beginning. I'm excited to introduce the show and start having real conversations with people from all walks of life.