Hope Radio Podcast

Feeling stuck doesn’t mean you’re finished—it means it’s time to move. In this Greybeard Show, you’ll discover seven transformative keys to break free from the ruts of frustration, fear, and complacency. Greybeard unpacks how clarity, courage, and consistent action can reignite your momentum and open doors you thought were closed. If you’re ready to reclaim direction and step into your next chapter, this episode shows you how.

In this Greybeard Show, you’ll learn seven practical yet powerful keys for building deeper, more meaningful relationships—whether with your spouse, family, friends, or colleagues. Greybeard shares timeless principles on communication, trust, forgiveness, and intentional presence, showing how small shifts can strengthen bonds and transform the way you connect. If you’re ready to invest in the relationships that matter most, this episode gives you the roadmap.

In this episode of The Greybeard Show, Greybeard breaks down the 10 powerful reasons mentorship can fast-track your growth, sharpen your perspective, and help you avoid costly mistakes. You’ll discover how a mentor provides accountability, wisdom earned through experience, and the tough truths you can’t always see for yourself. Whether you’re chasing success in business, relationships, or personal growth, this episode reveals why going it alone slows you down—and how the right mentor can unlock the next level of your life.

In this episode of the Hope Radio Podcast, we interview Kijuan Amey, founder of Amey Motivation. Kijuan is a dynamic speaker and advocate for resilience. Born and raised in Durham, NC, he graduated from Southern High School before serving a decade in the U.S. Air Force as an In-flight Refueling Specialist, attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant. After being medically retired, he pursued higher education and established Amey Motivation LLC to inspire others. Kijuan has served as the vice president of the Carolina regional group of the Blinded Veterans Association and is a dedicated mentor and ambassador for the Air Force Wounded Warriors program. With over 25 years of drumming experience, on-stage acting, and an upcoming book, Don’t Focus on Why Me , his talents extend far beyond the stage. On May 5, 2017, a motorcycle accident took his eyesight, but not his vision. Embracing his journey, Kijuan empowers audiences with his story of perseverance. Whether speaking to thousands or engaging in intimate discussions, he is a catalyst for transformation, ready to inspire and uplift.

In the #118 episode of the Hope Radio Podcast, we speak with Dallas Humphrey. The sole provider for a family of 10, Dallas was just days ago diagnosed with esophageal cancer. There is a chance that the cancer is in other parts of his body as well, however he is doing this interview before we know the results of those tests. In this incredibly profound interview, Dallas shares his faith....LIVES HIS FAITH through this testimony. Not knowing how all of this is going to play out, Dallas brings the HOPE as he talks about this happening for him instead of to him. He talks about how it has already given him more faith and how he feels that God has called him to proclaim his testimony NOW...in the midst of the greatest battle of his life. Whatever your circumstances now, whatever you are going through personally, you cannot help being uplifted and encouraged by Dallas LIVING his faith. He fosters a lot of HOPE in this interview and we can't wait for God to use Dallas and his story for the glory of God and the benefit of others. If you are interested in helping Dallas and his family, please visit his Go Fund Me link here: https://gofund.me/d6b2177c

#117 If you get a chance to speak with Bonnie Hardie, you are immediately struck by how happy and positive she is about her life and her coaching business of helping other people rise. She is well spoken, intelligent and charismatic with her charm and outlook on life. The last thing that would come to your mind is that she is currently homeless sleeping on a concrete bench in central Florida. During todays riveting episode of the Hope Radio Podcast, Shawn talks with Bonnie about her life as...

#116 No Food. No Water. She could not believe that she was in a mental hospital when all that she had done was ask for help. In that moment, she felt completely hopeless and close to giving up. We have all been there before. You know, when life seems to throw you an ever increasing volume of challenges and adversity and you feel like you can't even catch your breath. Jenny Powers was in the midst of this type of season when a series of events lead her to her most challenging life event yet....

#115 As far back as she could remember, Courtney Hansen will tell you that she didn't have any support at home from her family. Her mother was a narcissist more concerned with herself than anyone else and her father was emotionally and physically abusive. To say that she never had good role models is an understatement. It is not hard to understand how she ended up drinking alcohol to cope with life. Her downward spiral culminated in a suicide attempt at a local hotel when she had finally...

#114 Beate Chalette is a force to be reckoned with in life. As an 8 time disaster survivor she has been through all of the following: riots, fires, floods, earthquake, death, 9/11, a lawsuit, a tsunami and now a global pandemic. Beate Chalette is a Growth Architect and founder of The Women's Code. Her story is the story of resilience. She is a woman who just would not give up! Her story culminates from a single mom immigrant who was $135K in debt to selling her business to Bill Gates for...

#113 Callie Brown will be the first person to tell you that she has had a challenging life. Growing up in poverty, she was looking for any way out that she could find to create and life a better life. She ended up marrying the first guy that she felt could help her rise out of her circumstances. He ended up moving her out of the country and essentially holding her hostage in their tiny apartment by locking the door each day from the outside as he would go to work in the military. She ended...

#112 Shane Charles is no stranger to adversity. He has been through an incredible amount of challenge and turmoil in his life. The biggest challenge that he has faced is dealing with his narcolepsy. Narcolepsy is defined as a chronic sleep disorder that causes overwhelming daytime drowsiness. The cause of narcolepsy isn't well understood but may involve genetic factors and abnormal signaling in the brain. Imagine being at school and suddenly falling asleep! Imagine being at work and being...

#111 Kicked, Beaten and Abused - Kayla Hodges turned pain into PURPOSE and AMBITION! by Shawn and Jennifer Davis

#110 Samantha Foster has lived in fear and torment for most of her life at the hands of abusive men. It first began when she was 3 years old living with a what she calls a "narcissistic sociopath" step-father. He sexually abused, raped and tortured her mother. He tortured, abused and molested her and her siblings. He would hang her and her family members up by their hands and arms on the back porch and then proceed to whip and beat them. He threatened to cut off her ears or nose while...

#109 After going through a 7 year long divorce, Deanna Freeman was relieved that her kids had a male figure in their lives to help them navigate their teenage years. He was always willing to help and spent a lot of time pouring into her son and daughter. What was actually happening is that her brother-in-law was grooming her kids for taking drugs and ultimately the molestation of her 13 year old daughter. In this riveting and powerful episode of the Hope Radio Podcast, Shawn and Jen talk...

#108 Jason Breska will be the first person to admit that he grew up in a very rough environment. He grew up in unimaginable poverty often roaming the streets of Brooklyn as a young boy. As he tells it, you either became part of a gang or you found a way out through sports. Jason's first choice was to get involved with sports. In his neighborhood there was a place called Shorefront that had a gymnasium where the local kids all congregated to play basketball. One of the employees of Shorefront...

#107 Jeff Culley was standing about 800 feet above the middle fork of the American River. He was on the Foresthill Bridge. He couldn't believe how at peace he was with the moment. All he had to do was let go and in about 9 seconds, every ounce of pain and remorse that he was feeling would be gone. The Foresthill Bridge is the tallest bridge in California. It is the third tallest bridge in the United States. It also has the unfortunate honor of being a bridge that people use to end their...

#106 The Hope Radio Podcast was started to give hope to the hopeless. Our original thought was that if we could bring people on to share their life stories of overcoming significant challenges or adversity, those stories would be a lamp post of HOPE for others. Our HOPE was that people would listen and then think...if Jane Smith was able to make it through what she went through...maybe I can make it through what I am dealing with now! MISTIE LAYNE's story could not be a better example of our...

#105 Sometimes the smallest most inconsequential decisions we make have life changing consequences! Dr. Amanda Eller had just planned to do a quick trail run in Maui’s Makawao Forest Reserve like she had done many times in her past. She left her phone, keys and water with her vehicle and took off into the jungle trails fully expecting to be back shortly. Life had other plans for Amanda that day. That run on May 8th, 2019...changed her life forever! In this episode of the Hope Radio Podcast,...

#105 Sometimes the smallest most inconsequential decisions we make have life changing consequences! Dr. Amanda Eller had just planned to do a quick trail run in Maui’s Makawao Forest Reserve like she had done many times in her past. She left her phone, keys and water with her vehicle and took off into the jungle trails fully expecting to be back shortly. Life had other plans for Amanda that day. That run on May 8th, 2019...changed her life forever! In this episode of the Hope Radio Podcast,...

Rhett Seevers was born on February 7, 1997. His proud parents, Beth and Randy Seevers brought home their bundle of joy to join their family of four. At four months, they were devastated by the news that their little boy had severe cerebral palsy and would face a life full of challenges. They dove in headfirst and learned all they could about his disabilities. On March 13, 2004, after 7 years of full-time care, love, and devotion, Rhett passed away at home unexpectedly with his family by his...