In this episode of That’s Just Good Podcast, Nick sits down with Trina Roffino, CEO of The Marketing Arm and founder of Project Unbroken. Known for leading breakthrough creative work with brands like Pepsi, Wendy’s, and the U.S. Army, Trina shares a different kind of story; one rooted in community healing and purpose. After losing her husband to suicide, Trina launched Project Unbroken to support children who have lost a parent to suicide. The organization provides emotional, financial, and spiritual resources to help families heal and grow through their grief. From therapy and mentorship to keeping kids involved in extracurriculars, Project Unbroken is creating spaces where hope can take root. With Suicide Awareness Month and North Texas Giving Day approaching, Trina reflects on what she’s learned as a leader, a mother, and an advocate working to break generational cycles and remind families they are not alone.

In this compelling episode, join us as we explore the journey of Tyler Patmon, a former NFL player and coach redefining what it means to make an impact both on and off the field. As the Founder and President of Camp Exposure, Tyler has dedicated his post-NFL career to guiding young individuals in discovering their true identity and purpose beyond sports. His 20+ years of experience in athlete development have culminated in a unique approach to mentoring, focusing on life skills and transitioning into the game of life. Tyler’s story is more than just about sports; it's about empowering the next generation, breaking down barriers, and creating opportunities for success in all walks of life. Tune in to hear how Tyler is leveraging his experience and passion to inspire and shape the futures of countless young people.

In this episode, we dive into the visionary world of Jehan Wijesinghe, the entrepreneurial spirit behind UnicornFactory. Jehan's journey from the bustling streets of Sri Lanka to the forefront of innovation education is a tale of passion, perseverance, and purpose. As the co-founder of UnicornFactory, he has created an unparalleled platform that empowers Sri Lankan youth with entrepreneurship skills, all in their native language, Sinhala. His commitment to providing free, quality education has impacted over 100,000 young entrepreneurs, transforming their dreams into tangible realities. Join us as Jehan shares insights on the challenges and triumphs of nurturing entrepreneurial minds, the importance of accessible education, and how he's shaping a new generation of innovators. This episode is a celebration of how one individual's dedication to change can ignite a fire of possibility and progress.

In this profoundly moving episode, we explore the incredible journey of Sadie Keller, who, at the tender age of seven, faced a life-altering diagnosis of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Through her 2 1/2-year battle, Sadie emerged not just as a survivor but as a powerful voice for childhood cancer awareness. From creating candid videos to demystify cancer for other children to lobbying for pivotal Childhood Cancer Acts in Washington D.C., Sadie’s resilience and advocacy are awe-inspiring. We delve into how she's used her experience to fuel her foundation, helping thousands of children across the U.S., and her remarkable efforts in raising awareness about the need for more funding in childhood cancer research. Sadie's story is one of courage, hope, and the extraordinary impact one young individual can have in adversity.

In this inspiring episode, we dive into the world of David Higbee and his groundbreaking work with Bridge Lacrosse. As a dedicated advocate for expanding the sport, David has been instrumental in introducing lacrosse to diverse communities, breaking down barriers, and fostering inclusivity. Bridge Lacrosse is a testament to his commitment to not only teach the game but also instill life skills, teamwork, and a sense of community among young athletes. Join us as we explore how David and his team use lacrosse for social change and personal growth and the impactful stories that have emerged from their journey. This episode celebrates sport as a unifying force and a catalyst for positive development in young lives.

In this heartwarming episode, we sit down with CNN Hero Carie Broecker, the passionate force behind Peace of Mind Dog Rescue. Carie's journey is not just about animal rescue; it's a profound mission to give senior dogs and people a renewed sense of hope and companionship. Through her tireless work, Carie has transformed the lives of countless dogs and humans, creating heartfelt stories of connection and second chances. Join us as we explore the inspiring world of Peace of Mind Dog Rescue, where every tail wag and gentle nuzzle tells a story of love, rescue, and the power of compassion. This episode is a touching tribute to the bonds that can form when caring individuals like Carie dedicate their lives to making a difference in the world of animal rescue.

In this enlightening episode, we dive into the world of Amit Banerjee, the visionary leader at the helm of Philanthropy Kids. As the CEO, Amit has dedicated his career to shaping the next generation of philanthropists, nurturing the spirit of giving in young minds. Under his guidance, Philanthropy Kids has become a pivotal force in bridging educational and opportunity gaps and fostering partnerships with academic institutions, nonprofits, and civic leaders. Join us as Amit shares his insights on the power of youth engagement, the challenges of cultivating a culture of philanthropy, and the rewarding journey of impacting young lives. This episode is a story of an individual's passion and a testament to the potential of nurturing generosity and empathy in our future leaders.

In this engaging episode, we explore the dynamic world of Megan Rose, a New York City-based pet industry influencer passionate about animal rescue and advocacy. From her beginnings in Dallas, Texas, to becoming a cornerstone of the pet community in NYC, Megan's journey is a fascinating tale of compassion and dedication. As the co-founder of Gal's Best Friend and the Content Director, she shares her life with her three rescue dogs, becoming a critical voice in pet rescue and education. Additionally, her role in Global Strays and her significant contributions to the pet industry through various startups showcase her multifaceted approach to animal welfare. Tune in for an inspiring story about the power of love for pets and how one person's devotion can make a massive difference in the lives of animals.

In this compelling episode, we sit down with Byron Sanders, a visionary whose dedication to fostering greatness in youth has reshaped the landscape of opportunity. As the celebrated recipient of D Magazine's 2022 Most Admired CEO Award, Byron's leadership at Big Thought has closed the opportunity gap and championed a new era of creativity and empowerment. Join us as Byron shares his insights on the transformative power of education, the importance of systemic opportunity, and the journey of instilling confidence and innovation in the next generation. This is a story of purpose, passion, and the profound impact one individual can have on countless futures.

In this inspiring episode, we dive into the story of Robert Golden, a man who's taken the principles of leadership and teamwork from the gridiron to the heart of Fresno's underserved communities. Explore how Golden Charter Academy, rooted in the same drive and commitment that propelled a journey through the NFL, is now paving pathways of opportunity for young minds. This conversation is a deep dive into the transformative impact of investing in education and mentorship, demonstrating how the values of sports can translate into powerful life lessons off the field. Tune in to be moved by a narrative of passion, purpose, and the enduring legacy of generational impact.

In this captivating episode of That's Just Good Podcast, we shine a spotlight on Cheri Garcia's remarkable journey from incarceration to innovation. Discover the story behind Cornbread Hustle, a transformative program aimed at providing the formerly incarcerated with the resources and mentorship they need to thrive. Cheri, with her unyielding passion and resilience, exemplifies the power of second chances. Join us as we dive deep into a narrative that showcases how reinvention is possible, and how one individual's mission can impact countless lives.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Orion Jean, TIME's 2021 Kid of the Year and a dynamo of compassion. At only 12 years old, this remarkable 8th grader has galvanized a global movement through his "Race to Kindness" initiative. Dive deep into Orion's journey, from winning a student kindness contest to collecting over half a million books for needy kids. We also discuss his influential books, "Race to Kindness" and "A Kids Book About Leadership," and his unwavering belief that everyone, regardless of age, can make a significant difference in the world. Please tune in to discover how this young visionary is reshaping our understanding of kindness and leadership and how you can join the race where everybody wins.

Dive deep with Drew Demler, the head of horticulture at the heart of the world-famous State Fair of Texas. As the driving force behind Big Tex Urban Farms, Drew spearheads a transformative initiative that's more than just a farm—it's a commitment to community enrichment and education. Set amidst the busy fairgrounds of the ongoing State Fair of Texas, this hydroponic haven donates 100% of its produce, emphasizing the power of hands-on education. Discover the story behind the greenhouse, the bustling fair, and the man making waves in the Green Industry for almost three decades.

Yuri Williams is from Los Angeles California and is the founder of A Future Superhero And Friends. This nonprofit started after he lost his mother to cancer in 2009. Yuri found himself in a dark place for 5 years until one day he decided that he could no longer live the way he was. That is when he decided to do what his mother taught him and that was to give back, show love, and compassion and this is how he now keeps her name alive.

Danny Martin started making his mark on the esports industry during his time as a University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) student athlete studying small business management and entrepreneurship. His first gig in gaming involved repairing gaming equipment for his classmates with the knowledge and skill he’d gained in the infancy of esports. It wasn’t long before he recognized the financial opportunity available in organizing large-scale esports tournaments. Having built a database of gamers through friends and contacts on campus, Danny started hosting tournaments, and his first esports business, Geekletes, was born. After leaving UTSA, Danny’s career and interest in esports continued to grow. By 2015, he co-founded and self-funded his own esports organization by turning his 2,000-square-foot Downtown Dallas loft into a gaming esports arena. Today, Danny is the Co-Founder and CEO of Esposure, a global esports technology company with a proprietary Education to Entertainment (E2E) ecosystem focused on developing the next generation of esports professionals and competitive gamers.

Adu currently lives in the Bay Area where he hosts his new podcast "A Dose of Black Joy & Caffeine". On his show, Adu navigates through super small yet hyper-specific conversations within the Black community that bring individuals a dose of Black Joy to keep them going. Conversations range from The Electric Slide, HBCU Experience, NBA 2K Vs. NBA Street and of course Oprah.  Throughout his journey, Adu has also had exhibits featured at the African American Museum in Dallas, authored multiple books, and so much more.