
Hosted by Craig Robertson and Matt Easterling · EN

In this deeply moving episode of the Robertson and Easterling Podcast, Craig Robertson sits down with Richard and Kim Johnson, parents of Katie — a vibrant, talented 22-year-old whose life was tragically cut short by fentanyl poisoning. Through tears and courage, Richard and Kim recount Katie's adventurous spirit, her struggles with anxiety during the isolation of COVID, and how one counterfeit pill laced with fentanyl ended her life instantly. They share their journey through grief, their family's path toward healing, and their newfound mission to raise awareness through Walk for Lives, a nationwide movement uniting families affected by fentanyl. The conversation exposes the devastating reach of this epidemic — the leading cause of death among Americans ages 18 to 45 — while offering hope through faith, advocacy, and honest dialogue. This episode is not just about loss, but about love, purpose, and turning unimaginable pain into life-saving action. Learn more or donate at walkforlives.org

Craig Robertson and Matt Easterling sit down with therapist Stephanie Hathorn of The Shepherd's Staff to explore her late-in-life ADHD diagnosis and its profound impact on her self-understanding, her clients, and the journey through midlife. Sharing her story with warmth, humor, and honesty – including experiences from being struck by lightning to navigating anxiety, motherhood, and life transitions – Stephanie discusses how ADHD manifests differently in men and women, the link between attention, anxiety, and creativity, and how what some call a "disorder" can become a superpower. The conversation dives deep into embracing self-awareness, shifting from doing to being, and finding meaning beyond achievement – offering insight for anyone wondering why their mind races, stillness feels impossible, or the second half of life feels so different from the first. This episode blends insight, laughter, and encouragement, reminding listeners that growth doesn't stop at 40 and our quirks can become our greatest gifts.

Discover the transformative power of fasting in this inspiring episode of the Robertson + Easterling Podcast with special guest Kelly Englemann, holistic nurse practitioner and founder of Enhanced Wellness Living. Together with Matt and Craig, Kelly explores the science and spirituality behind fasting - from improving energy, sleep, and gut health to fostering discipline, resilience, and a deeper connection with God. You'll also hear personal stories, practical tips, and insights into approaches like intermittent fasting and the ProLon fasting-mimicking diet. Whether you're curious about boosting your health, seeking a spiritual reset, or simply wanting to feel more energized, this conversation will equip and encourage you to take the next step toward whole-body wellness.

In this engaging episode of the Robertson and Easterling Podcast, Craig and Matt sit down with Adam Black—divorce mortgage specialist, former professional bullfighter, and repeat guest—to explore the complex intersection of housing, mortgages, and life transitions like divorce. From his adrenaline-filled rodeo days to navigating today's challenging real estate market, Adam shares candid stories, practical advice, and key insights for those facing tough housing decisions in uncertain times. Whether it's understanding current interest rate trends, weighing the pros and cons of staying in the marital home, or planning for a fresh start, this conversation offers valuable guidance and real-world perspective for anyone looking to make informed choices about their next chapter.

Graduation Season is a great time to consider new beginnings, so Craig and Matt had a conversation with Trey Carroll, the founder and a coach at The NexTest Advantage. Trey changed majors 5 times in college, worked 8 different jobs and lived in 12 countries before suffering a stroke at the age of 28. Searching for direction, he took several personality and career assessments, but the Birkman Method changed his life. In this fast-paced show, we discuss how the the Birkman Method helps people of all ages discover how they are wired and how it is revealed in both personal and professional relationships.