
Hosted by Les Bridgeman · EN

Jordan gives life lessons from his successful business career, which began at the age of 16 when he bought his first property. His journey includes loss in 2008 during the financial crisis and the need to pivot to a new venture. This podcast was recorded live in front of a student audience.

Darrell shares his journey from growing up in Birmingham to spending 24 years in the Army and now to working at CAK. He encourages students to make a plan for their future.

Kevin had two career interests in high school—aviation and health care. His service in the Marines Corps and Navy has enabled him to pursue both interests. He encourages students to consider how God has uniquely wired them and to take advantage of the opportunities in front of them.

Candice's journey has taken her from Durbin, South Africa to Durham, North Carolina and now to Knoxville. In high school her career goal shifted from accounting to education. She encourages students to prayerfully consider where the Lord wants them to serve.

Mark grew up in Charlotte and found his calling by listening to the advice of his youth pastor. He has been teaching the Bible in some capacity for more than forty years.

After working as a financial consultant in San Francisco, Debbie and her family moved to Knoxville, where she worked as a school counselor and now career counselor.

Chitra was always planning to be a doctor, but she changed her mind while at Duke. She realized that marketing would allow her to use her passion in writing, strategizing, and understanding how people make decisions.

Travis found direction in life at a small Christian college in Wisconsin through the influence of his football coach. He is passionate about U.S. history and football.

Jamie's dream was to be an Air Force pilot, but he had to take a detour. Instead of flying, he found himself sitting in a pod 65 feet underground prepared to launch nuclear weapons.

After resisting a career in teaching, events led to Amy entering the field of education, where she has thrived for more than 30 years.