What Now – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Travis grew up in a turbulent home—his father led the Hell’s Angels and was immersed in organized crime. Despite being surrounded by addiction, violence, and instability, Travis chose a different path. His story winds through homelessness, resilience, missionary service, business success, and ultimately, time in prison for a white-collar crime.

But prison became a turning point. Given the rare chance to teach business classes while incarcerated, Travis found purpose in mentoring others. Today, he produces a podcast amplifying the voices of inmates, advocates for prison ministry, and works to help the incarcerated find hope and healing.

Together, we talk about breaking cycles of pain, the courage of his mother, the surreal moment when a hundred Hell’s Angels showed up to his missionary farewell, and why faith and one-on-one ministry mirror the way Christ reached people in their struggles.

Travis’s story is raw, redemptive, and deeply inspiring—a powerful reminder that our past does not define our future.

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Faith-based content creator, Callie Baker, talks about courage, authenticity, and what it really means to stand for truth online.

Callie shares how a spiritual prompting at the gym pushed her to start creating content defending her faith, even though she wrestled with fear, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome for months before posting. We dive into the reality of those struggles—how the adversary often uses insecurity to hold us back—and the power that comes from pushing forward anyway.

Together, we explore the tension between openly sharing your beliefs and maintaining relationships with family or friends who may not agree, how to handle backlash and negativity, and the role of prayer and inspiration in creating uplifting messages. Callie also opens up about her desire to reach women in their 20s and 30s, helping them find identity, balance, and purpose in a world full of competing voices.

This episode is a powerful reminder that authenticity and faith can break down barriers, and that one person’s willingness to act can inspire countless others. If you’ve ever felt prompted to share your beliefs but hesitated out of fear, Callie’s story will encourage you to step forward with courage, knowing your voice matters.

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Amy Rees Anderson found herself as a young single mother of two in her 20s, facing an uncertain future. But through grit, faith, and determination, she turned her challenges into opportunities—ultimately building one of the largest medical record retrieval and management companies in the U.S. In this powerful conversation, Amy opens up about her biggest wins, her hardest failures, and the unwavering trust in the in Lord that carried her through it all. She shares how choosing integrity—despite the risk of financial loss—became a defining moment that shaped her leadership and deepened her faith. If you’ve ever felt like life isn’t going as planned, Amy’s story will inspire you to hold on, keep going, and trust in the amazing plan the Lord has designed specifically for you.

Greg McKeown, author of the New York Times bestseller, Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, where he identifies what essentialism is and how to live a life by design and not by default. He shares how to lead in our church callings and counsels with intention and simplicity and what we are really here to do and how to do it. It really comes down to following the “first ping.” Listen to the full episode to find out what that means and how it will change your life!

Join me as I speak with Ben Schilaty, BYU Honor Code administrator, author of A Walk in My Shoes, and podcast co-host for Questions From The Closet where he speaks openly about being gay and how to blend orientation with faith in healthy and productive ways. Ben shares how vulnerable members of the Church can rebuild trust and move past hurtful comments. Ben also shares how to be an ally, while still supporting church teachings.

Join me as I speak with Dr. David Morgan who shares coping mechanisms for managing stress, disappointment and failure in a productive way. He also shares how to move forward when we feel stuck and how to cope with unwanted outcomes. His insights are empowering and will infuse you with renewed optimism.

John Hilton III, Professor of Religious Education at BYU, dispels some of the myths we have in our Church culture about the symbolic nature of the cross. John helps us understand why members might hesitate to display and use the cross as a symbol of our faith as many Christians do. He talks about how the cross can be used as a bridge instead of a barrier when identifying with other Christian believers. John also addresses mixed messaging about the cross from church leaders and the different ways we use the symbolism of the crucifixion in our temple and church worship.

Join me for Part 2 with New York Times #1 best-selling authors and parenting and family experts, Richard and Linda Eyre, who share strategies for raising joyful, responsible and faithful kids. They also share time tested approaches for all ages that build confidence and increase resiliency. If you haven’t listened to Part 1 (episode 57) please join in to learn how to manage the hurdles of guilt, frustration and stress that come with being a parent and how to become the parent you WANT to be.

Join me as I speak with New York Times #1 selling author, speaker and parenting expert, Richard Eyre, who shares productive insights on how we can manage the hurdles of guilt, frustration and stress that come with being a parent. Richard also talks about the importance of respect for ourselves and our children, leading to healthy family relationships.

Join me as I speak with seasoned life coach, Jody Moore, where she shares tips for parents on how to navigate the changes that come with being an empty nester. Jody shares strategies for identifying new opportunities that add purpose and meaning as well as tips for how to address the changes in marital relationships when the focus shifts away from the kids to the couple relationship. Jody also shares ideas for how to give your adult children independence, while maintaining a healthy connection.