We're back! And we're remembering and reflecting on our "why" as the one and only LDR takes us through a time of reflection.

In our 70th episode, Lyndsey is joined by Juampa Martinez, a long-time family member of Team World Vision. Juampa is beginning a new chapter in our ministry, as he steps into a new role leading out our invitationals team.

This week, we’re joined by Jordan Smoke, the World Vision Senior Director of WASH, as he shines a light on the details and strategy of just how people are receiving clean water around the world.

Every step you take is one they won't have to. This episode features some of our Global 6K for Water leaders, both past and present, as they reflect on the meaning of this special day and why we run, walk, and roll for clean water.

World Water Day is quickly approaching on Tuesday, March 22. To help create excitement and hype around the largest day of impact for our ministry, RickEy Lumpkin II and Don Lee, two Team World Vision Southern California legends, talk with Lyndsey about continuing to say “yes" to moving in the name of clean water.

This month’s episode is celebrating Black History Month. Chantal Hayes Randall is back with a special guest, Norris “EJ” Jackson, fellow colleague and musician. They talk about the ups and downs of EJ’s first marathon training journey as well as what Black History Month means in 2022.

This episode kicks off our fourth season with a conversation between Lyndsey and the founder of Team World Vision, Michael Chitwood. They cover some of their favorite race day experiences while also looking back and smiling at all that Michael has done to make our ministry what it is today.

In this Advent Season, Lyndsey shines a light on what this time of year means, as well as centering us in truth and peace.

This week, we’re looking back and revisiting what it is that keeps us moving beyond the walls in our ministry, as Lyndsey roots us in a grounding word of truth this week.

Brett Power, our new Area Director in Kansas City, was welcomed to the at the team dinner, as he shared some words of wisdom and inspiration with the team.

As race weekends come back, this week’s episode features our very own Rusty Funk with a word of encouragement and a story from the field that you won’t forget.

It’s our 60th episode! We’re kicking off this fall race season with two Team World Vision veterans and legends, Steve Spear and Tim Hoekstra, as they share some stories from their years running multiple Chicago Marathons.

As fall race season approaches, Lyndsey brings us all of the updates and reminders to have a successful race weekend. We’re also joined by Desireé Montgomery, a fellow World Vision colleague, as she shares a powerful word of both peace and encouragement with the team.

This week’s episode is all about celebration and reflection, as we share some of the best moments from the Hood to Coast relay this year.

This week as our teams prepare for the Hood to Coast Relay, Lyndsey chats with Hood to Coast teammate, veteran, and OLYMPIAN Brianne Theisen-Eaton.

We’re joined once again by Kali Eckert, Doctor of Physical Therapy and owner of Remedy Physical Therapy and Wellness in Chicago, as she shares with us some training words of wisdom for when you find yourself getting behind in the training plan.

This week, we’re joined by a special guest, Alyssa Condotti-Kriz, as she shares with us the time that she’s spent in Honduras. Her first-hand accounts of seeing World Vision’s work and meeting her sponsored child will motivate you to keep moving your feet this week!

This quilt episode is bringing together some of our long-time Team World Vision family this week, as our podcast producer, Julie Bierschenk, highlights her favorite moments of people who have said “yes” to the call year after year. The excerpts include hearing from Jeannie Wang, Steve Spear, and Carol Danner.

Get ready for some nuggets of love this week from Lyndsey as she gives us a little word of encouragement as we move our feet this weekend!

Today, we are honoring and dedicating this episode to Juneteenth, the holiday that has been celebrated on the 19th of June to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the US. Our good friend of the podcast, and fellow teammate, Bernie Anderson joins us to reflect on what Juneteenth means to him, with the contradicting truths of what is to be celebrated but really what is to come and what is to get better.