The Dan Scott Show Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Sports, Faith and More. Interviews, testimonies and sharing the love of Jesus one episode at a time.
In our final Summer Replay Series episode, we go back to our interview with Dylan Novak, the Celebrity Evangelist. Sharing Jesus with stars from the entertainment industry is his mission, and Dylan has stories. Ozzy Osborne, Chevy Chase, and more!
In our next-to-last week of our Summer Replay Series, we revisit the March interview with Lauren Burns. Kidnapped by her Muslim father and whisked away to the Middle East, her mother put together a military tatical group to rescue her. Which they did! But that was only the beginning of Lauren's story. Check out where God has her now!
In this week's Summer Replay Series episode, we revisit an interview from three years ago with David Stein. A national sports talk show host, cultural Jew, and atheist, Stein's encounter with Jesus not only dramatically changed his life. It has led him to becoming campus pastor of a church in Atlanta. You've got to hear this one!
Kenn Kington's new comedy special on Angel Studios, "Happily Ever Laughter," was the platform's top-rated program when it debuted a few weeks ago. We talked to Kenn before the program dropped, and he shared his amazing testimony with us. You'll love this one!
Drugs. Running drugs. Abortion. Alternative lifestyle. Kelly Lester experienced it all. Then she experienced Jesus Christ, and her life was never the same. Her story of redemption is one we bring back every year during our Summer Replay Series. Enjoy!
With our nation celebrating its 250th birthday, what was our spiritual condition 50 years ago? Thanks to extraordinary permission from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, this week we have a pair of messages Dr. Graham preached during the Bicentennial of 1976 - "Will America Survive Another Century?" And "Things That Have Not Changed In 200 Years." Check it out now!
With Cody McCarver performing in his hometown of Dunlap, Tn. on July 4, it seemed only natural to revisit this interview. It's a story of fame, excess...and redemption through Jesus Christ. Plus, his new album we talk about - "Hymn And Me" - is now available!
As we dive into our Summer Replay Series, we begin with a timely interview. With the Word Cup in full swing, we talk with former Furman soccer star, and current member of the Greenville (SC) Triumph, Ivan Agyaakwah. A young man with an amazing testimony, hear how Ivan's love of Jesus finally outweighed his love of soccer.
On the week of the second anniversary of his passing, Dan honors his dad by playing a message preached in 2015 called "Five Minutes After I Die." Dan also reads excerts from the last message his dad preached in 2024, "Bringing Men To Jesus."
As he does this time every year, Dan shares his testimony this week. On June 9, 2012, his world was falling apart. But June 10? New life in Christ! Listen to how Jesus rescued Dan from trying to find satisfaction in Porn, Alcohol, Infidelity, and Notoriety (PAIN), saved his marriage, and restored his family. And that was just the beginning!
This week Jeff Hamilton from Dad Academy returns to the show. We focus primarily on the impact he made for the Gospel during a 10-year stint as an assistant coach at a local high school, a season of ministry which has now come to an end. Plus, his encounter with the late Kyle Busch.
Generation Alpha, kids born between 2010 and 2024, are the first generation born fully integrated into the digital age. With so much coming at them on streaming devices, social media, etc, how do we protect them and reach them for Christ? Shane Pruitt and Shelly Melia are here to help with their new book, "Reaching Generation Alpha." Important conversation this episode!
When Hurricane Helene ravaged Western North Carolina in 2024, North Toxaway Baptist Church was spared. Why? Pastor Tommy Mullis says it's so God could work through his small congregation to help thousands who lost everything. It's an amazing story of obedience, resilience, and faith. Check it out!
How does one go from a life of addiction, complete with prison stays, to pastoring a church and running a drug rehab facility? Only through Jesus! Such is the story of Fred Weymouth, pastor/administrator of The Fix Church in Richmond, Va. And what a story it is!
Clyde Christensen has coached some NFL greats - Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Andrew Luck, and more recently Drake Maye, just to name a few. But it's his relationship with Jesus that matters most. And Christensen has had a 40-plus year mission field in the world of football. You'll love this conversation!
David Bentley's focus is simple: Impact lives for Jesus through the sport of basketball. And nothing is going to keep him from his mission. Not dwarfism. Not confinement to a wheelchair. Nothing. This is an episode you need to hear!
Donnie Bostwick is back! This time the Oklahoma Wesleyan basketball coach talking about his faith-based coaching principles, as well as the Spirit Led Coach organization he developed. Another fun, thoughful conversation with Donnie!
Fifteen years ago Will Buchanan was a mess, lost in a world of prescription drug and heroin addiction. Today? He pastors a small church outside of Richmond, Va. How can such a dramatic turnaround happen? Only Jesus. And Will shares the story with us this week.
In this episode, Dan takes us on the road to Emmaus with Jesus and the two disciples. In the conversation, The Risen Jesus teaches us a valuable lesson about communication. Happy Easter!
Comedian Kenn Kington not only is a funny man, he's a walking medical miracle. And he leaves no doubt as to Who gets the credit for the fact that he's still here. Kenn's faith in Jesus, his career, and upcoming new projects, all on this episode!
In Part 2 of our interview with Lauren Burns, she finishes the story of her rescue as a 7-year old kidnapping victim in Jordan. And perhaps most amazing of all, she shares how God's grace allowed her to forgive the man who kidnapped her - her own father.
At age seven Lauren Burns was kidnapped by her father and taken to the Middle East. Her mother's determination and faith to get her back was so astounding that it prompted a 1993 TV movie. This week, Lauren tells Part 1 of her story. Notice God's hand in everything as she speaks!
Nikita Koloff went from the "Russian Nighmare" to a passionate follower of Jesus Christ. In this episode we look at his wrestling career, his faith journey, and his incredible ministry - especially to men. Check it out!
An injury cost Sterling Harris his NFL career. A real estate deal gone bad cost him 3 1/2 years of his freedom. But Jesus wasn't through with Harris. Not by a long shot. Sterling Harris' story, his ministry, and more, on this week's show!
Oklahoma Wesleyan basketball coach Donnie Bostwick has a unique coaching style. He coaches every game with his Bible in his hand. Why? He tells us in this week's episode. We also learn about Bostwick's unique journey to coaching, his love of Jesus, and how God has used both for His glory.
Rob Patz is a media lifer. A radio guy from way back. But it's his Abundant TV streaming platform that is making waves in the Christian media world. In this episode, we talk about Rob's journey to Christ, his love of media, and how his newest venture is spreading the gospel. Plus, Tony Packo's Hot Dogs in Toledo!
Dennis Sarfate is a former Major League pitcher who went on to become a legend in the Japanese professional league. But even in retirement Sarfate hasn't lost his fastball. His unashamed love for Jesus - and the unborn - make him something of a lightning rod. And he's just fine with that.
In this week's episode, Dan shares a devotional talk he gave to the men's ministry at Utica Baptist Church in Seneca, SC on Jan. 20. In March of 2025, both Dan and wife Angela spent multiple days in the hospital. And as always, God provided several lessons from the experience. Check it out!
Author and former sports broadcaster Peter Young could have imagined many things in his life, but marrying into a cult wasn't one of them. Yet that's what happened. On this week's episode Young details the how and why, and the grace of God to deliver him from the situation.
Cody McCarver hit the country music big time with Confederate Railroad, then as a solo artist. He also found himself a slave to alcohol, and dealing with a family tragedy. But then...Jesus! And now McCarver's "Outlaw Gospel" music is changing lives. All this, plus helping revive his hometown of Dunlap, Tn. on this week's show.
This week we bring you Part 2 of the very first Men Like Us show. We left you with a cliff-hanger involving King David last week. How did our panel answer that question, and several more? Listen, as four men throw off pretense and get real about their faith, their families, and their struggles.
What happens when four Christian men quit pretending and get real in their conversations about their faith? You get the new Abundant TV show "Men Like Us." This week we give you the audio of Part 1 of the first episode of the new show, hosted by Jody Powell and featuring Dan on the panel of guests.
In this final show of 2025, Dan closes the year sharing the transformation Jesus made in his life. From a life of PAIN - Porn, Alcohol, Infidelity, Notoriety-Seeking - to a new life in Christ. It's an extreme makeover only Jesus could accomplish.
In this pre-Christmas show, Dan plays one of his late father's messages - preached in Feb. 2014 - called "The Price of a Soul." Then Dan takes a look at Linus' "Drop The Blanket" moment from "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Lots of good stuff in this episode!
Don Harper returns to the show to talk about the impact of his book, "Blessed Is The Man." The story of his African-American farmer father and a white banker in the late 1930s in Alabama is still affecting lives today. What lessons can WE learn? Listen and find out!
In Part 2 of our interview with Travis Orndorff, he dives deeper into his relationship with Christ and what finally brought him fully to the foot of the cross. Travis also talks about his current ministry. Plus, keeping live the legacy of his father - Mr. Wonderful, Paul Orndorff.
When you're the son of professional wrestler Mr. Wonderful, Paul Orndorff, you get a front row seat to all sorts of life lessons. Some took for Travis Orndorff, and some didn't. At least for a while. In Part 1 of our interview, Travis talks about growing up with a legend for a father, and how his walk with Jesus strayed off the straight and narrow.
There are many ways to spread the Gospel. Including...professional wrestling? Yes, says Jody Powell. Jody tells us about the small, independent company that uses family-friendly wrestling events to bring people to Jesus.
Seeing as how we welcomed a new radio affiliate this week - WPIL, 91.7 FM in Heflin, Ala, - we thought it would be a good idea to share Dan's testimony. Hear how Jesus delivered him from a life that was falling further and further into a sinful abyss. Jesus' grace truly is amazing!
Warren Mainard heads up a nonprofit called Impact Players, which teaches and equips men to be Biblical husbands and fathers. Learn about the organization, Warren's passion for it, and his own testimony, in this episode!
Jamie Murphy's ministries focus on one primary goal - equipping men to be the Biblical husbands and fathers the Bible calls us to be. We talk to Jamie about Men By Design, his youth camps, and much more in this episode.
Mike Tilley is the Chief Marketing and Communications Officer for Leading The Way with Dr. Michael Yousef. He talks with us about LTW's urgency to get the gospel to the entire world, using technology as a way to reach even to most remote areas. Oh...they use AI, too. Great discussion!
Didn't get to attend the Grand Slam Ministries fundraising dinner with keynote speaker Sid Bream? Okay, then we'll bring it to you. Sid's talk, and Dan's heart for the ministry from the Oct. 13 event make up this week's episode.
With the Grand Slam Ministries fundraising dinner upon us, let's revisit the interview that started the ball rolling. Former Atlanta Brave Sid Bream of "The Slide" talks about his career, his faith, and the platform God has given him because of that one incredible moment.
Medically speaking, the one thing Ryan Goertzen did NOT need was a second brain bleed. So guess what God used to save his life? Ryan tells his remarkable story in this week's episode!
Greg Stier from Dare2Share Ministries makes a return visit to the show this week. The new report - "A Generation In Reach' - makes it cleat that evangelizing our young people has tremendous benefits for God's Kingdom. Greg is here to tell us what the report says, and how to respond.
In Part 2 of our conversation with the Celebrity Evangelist, Dylan Novak, he finishes the story of his encounter with Ozzy Osborne; Then, on the other end of the spectrum, is Chevy Chase. Check it out!
Dylan Novak, aka the Celebrity Evangelist, was called into a unique ministry when he was 13 years old - share the gospel with the rich and famous. In Part 1 of our interview, we discuss how it came about, surrendering to God's call, and begin an intriguing story about his encounter with Ozzy Osborne.
The Summer Replay Series is over! We are back with all new episodes, beginning with this week's conversation with Shane Pruitt. Shane's new study - Not My Jesus - compares the "Jesus" created by culture to the real Jesus of the Bible. Don't miss this one!
In the finale of our summer replay series, we flash back to an interview with Lee Strobel. The former atheist-turned-Christian, Strobel had a new book coming out when the interview was done - "The Case For Heaven." As always, he was both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Laura Perry Smalts had bought into the transgender deception, living for an extended period of time as a man. But God used her mother's church group begin working on her heart, and remind Laura of her true identity. Now married, she and her husband have their own ministry. A must listen!
As our Summer Replay Series continues, we revisit a conversation with Richard Blackaby. Carrying on the work of his late father, Henry, Richard continues to teach and preach all across the country. And all these years later, "Experiencing God" is still changing lives.
Our Summer Replay Series continues with Part 2 of the interview with Fred and Teri Stanfield. After the loss of son Bryce, a rising senior football player at Furman University, the Stanfields rely on the peace that can only come from God. And Teri becomes an ambassador for blood clot awareness.
This week, our Summer Replay Series takes us back to Part 1 of our two-part conversation with Fred and Teri Stanfield. Their son Bryce, a football player at Furman University, died unexpectedly in Feb. 2024. Through their heartbreak, they share examples of God's grace. And for Teri, a new mission.
In this week's Summer Replay, we revisit our conversation with Matthew Gilstrap. A fire fighter in Travelers Rest, SC, Matthew had no idea how an early-morning call to Furman University would change his life forever - and allow him to offer comfort to grieving parents.
Brad Scott has three national championship rings. He's coached under Bobby Bowden, Tommy Bowden, and Dabo Swinney. Yet his lone head coaching job ended after just five seasons. Through it all, one thing remained constant. And still does today - his faith in Jesus Christ.
As our Summer Replay Series continues, we revisit our conversation with Joe and Robyn Neuerburg. What do you do when God tasks you with doing the seemingly impossible? You trust Him and do it! Listen to their amazing story.
As our Summer Replay Series continues, we revisit our conversation with former KFC CEO Gregg Dedrick. Even though Gregg and his wife were going to church and doing all the church things, they found their marriage in trouble. How God spoke to Gregg, and his book "Building In The Spirit," on this week's episode.
We begin our Summer Replay Series by revisiting a more recent interview with George and Tondra Gregory, chaplains for the NFL's L.A. Chargers. Their new book, "The Marriage Gameplan," is now out and available. And in our conversation, the Gregory's explain WHY everyone needs a game plan for a successful marriage.
Just past the one year anniversary of Dan's dad passing, he shares this message Dan Sr. preached in 2014 - "Seven Dangerous Love Affairs." Plus, at the end of the show, some incredible information about the show's reach. Please listen!
This week, as he does every year, Dan shares his testimony on the anniversary of giving his life to Jesus. But this time, instead of speaking in a church, Dan is the guest on another radio show - "Battle Cry" with Greg Whitfield. Answering questions instead of asking them brought some new insight into the story. Check it out!
Kaya Jones was hours past another abortion, walking on stage for another performance with the raunchy girl group Pussycat Dolls, when a young girl in the crowd yelled to her "I want to be just like you!" Then? Not so much. But now, after a radical transformation that only Jesus can do, Kaya is indeed a role model for young women. Her story, and her love for Israel, on this episode!
Sid Bream's long MLB career is best remembered for one play - "The Slide." But while sending the Braves to the World Series in 1992 was a big deal, it's nothing compared to Sid's love for Jesus. And now he shares Christ in multiple ways, including to those who are the backbone of American commerce. Check out this episode!
Jeff Hamiltion is a pastor in Southern California. He's also an assistant coach for multiple sports at a Christian college. His small group study, Dad Academy, is now a new book. Listen as Jeff helps fathers learn how to leave a Biblical legacy for their children. And much more!
Mike Chibbaro's legacy of work on behalf of the Lord is one to behold. Whether it's through his career, his charity work, ministering to prisoners...whatever he does, Mike is constantly sharing Jesus. Oh, and he's baseball guy, too! Did we mention he's also an author? Check out this wonderful conversation!
Football coaches game plan for an opponent. Financial advisors help you game plan for retirement. But what about marriage? George and Tondra Gregory, chaplains for the NFL's LA Chargers, have written a new book called "The Marriage Game Plan..." Hear why being intentional about a Biblical marriage sets it up for long-term success!
J Warner Wallace is back with a new book, this time a graphic novel about a grizzled detective named Murph tracking a killer in Los Angeles. Co-written with son Jimmy, it's a totally new genre for Wallace. Why a graphic novel, and how does it connecto the gospel?
Greg Stier is a pastor, a preacher, and his Dare2Share organization equips young people to evangelize others for Jesus Christ. Why is he so passionate about young people? Because of his family life growing up. It's a remarkable story. Plus, his new book "Radical Like Jesus" is also out. You'll love this week's episode!
In Part 2 of our interview with Chuck Henkey, we delve further into his life as a caregiver for wife Nancy, who suffers from dementia. Plus, Chuck has great advice for every Christ-follower.
After more than 60 years of marriage, Chuck Henkey finds himself caregiver for wife Nancy after her dementia diagnosis. In Part 1 of our conversation, we explore the path from initial diagnosis to care, complete with the challenges - and blessings - that came with it.
Redd Martin's drug addiction had him homeless, attempting suicide multiple times, landing in jail, and watching friends die from overdoses. But then Jesus changed his life, and now he ministers to the same type of people he used to be through his weekly Sunday Dinner With A Twist. Another incredible redemption story!
Kelly Lester had multiple abortions, ran drugs for the Puerto Rican mafia, dabbled in a lesbian lifestyle, and was nearly killed by her boyfriend. Then...Jesus! Hear this incredible redemption story on this week's episode!
A few weeks ago Dan spoke at Union Baptist Church in Laurens, SC, on "Submission and Surrender." In Christ, we have the freedom to submit to His leadership. But have you surrendered your heart to Him?
Shane Pruitt, Next Gen Director of NAMB, makes a return visit to the show this week. Among the items discussed - the explosion of high school and college students making professions of faith in Jesus on campus all over the country. What's happening? It is legit? Listen and enjoy!
Fresh off his 17th straight year at Super Bowl Radio Row, Sports Spectrum executive producer Jason Romano makes a return visit to the show. Among the topics discussed: the increase of college and professional athletes being open about their faith in Jesus.
Fresh off his induction into the Greenville (SC) Baseball Hall of Fame, Travis Barbary begins his 31st year in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization. We talk his family baseball legacy, his faith journey, how he and his wife are preparing for a post-baseball ministry, and much more. Plus, one of the funniest manager ejection stories you'll ever hear!
In Part 2 of our interview with Scott Stewart, he takes us through the night his father murdered his mother. How he arrived at a point of being able obey the command of Jesus and forgive his father. What forgiveness does NOT mean. And the six forgiveness rules he has learned to live by.
Jesus commands us to forgive, so it's not an option. But how would you stand up to the test facing Scott Stewart? Could you forgive your father for murdering your mother? That was Scott's dilemma, and we begin exploring his story this week in Part 1 of our interview.
In Part 2 of our interview with Luke McCown, he continues his journey as a career backup quarterback in the NFL. But the longer he played, the more doors God opened for him to share Jesus and disciple other players. What's he up to now? Listen and find out!
Luke McCown spent 13 years in the NFL, largely as a backup quarterback. But how God opened the league as a mission field to McCown is something only He could orchestrate. This week, Part 1 of Luke McCown's story.
In Part 2 of our interview with Jennifer Magaha, we hear how she came out of drugs, prostitution, lesbianism, jail, and more thanks to the saving grace of Jesus Christ. And we learn about Alabaster House, the recovery center for women she now runs in Easley, SC. Married and serving the Lord - that's Jennifer Magaha today!
Jennifer Magaha has gone from a life of drugs, prostitution, homosexuality, and jail, to serving Jesus, married, and running a drug rehab center for women in Easley, SC called Alabaster House. How did this amazing transformation take place? Part 1 of Jennifer's story this week. Check it out!
Gregg Dedrick is the former CEO of Kentucky Fried Chicken, and currently serves on the board of directors for Chip Ingram's Living On The Edge. Dedrick's new book, Building In The Spirit, details his transformation from checking religious boxes to a genuine, spirit-filled relationship with Jesus. And it took almost losing his marriage to get him headed in the right direction.
We close out 2024 with a message of hope, revisiting our interview with Neil Getzlow about Celebrate Recovery. No matter what your addiction or struggle, you have hope in Jesus Christ. Neil's personal story, and mission with Celebrate Recovery, is an inspiration.
In this pre-Christmas episode, Dan shares a message from his late father called "The Unbelievable Gospel." Without the cross, the cradle wouldnt matter. The message was preached in Oct. 2015. Merry Christmas!
Can you believe we've reached 100 episodes? God has certainly been good to us. So this week, a look back at some of the guests we've had on (Lee Strobel, Kelly Lester, Shane Pruitt, Will Graham, among others). Plus, a look ahead and how you can help our ministry.
How do two ordinary people in Kansas City end up building a school in a remote African village? A school that not only educates, but saves local children from lives of slavery? Only through the hand of God. You'll love the story of Joe and Robyn Neurerburg on this week's episode!
Former Atlanta Braves second baseman Glenn Hubbard was a fiery, hard-nosed type of player. But when it came to a relationship with Jesus Christ, it was the girl who would become his wife who played a leading role. Fun, insightful conversation with "Hubby," including a lot on the magical 1982 Braves season. Also the interview on this week's sports/faith show.
Former Sporting News Radio and Fox Sports Radio host David Stein was culturally Jewish, an atheist, and had a substance abuse problem. That is until Jesus got hold of him. Now David is a campus pastor of a church in Atlanta. His amazing testimony is the focus of this week's show. It was also the interview on the weekly sports/faith show. Check it out!
Ivan Agyaakwah was a soccer prodigy as a child in England. His skill led him to Furman University, where he stars as a senior on the Paladins. But it was having his favorite sport temporarily taken away from him that focused Ivan on what really mattered - his relationship with Jesus Christ.
Rusty Stroupe has gone from long-time college baseball coach at Gardner-Webb University to a preacher of God's Word. The impact he has made, and is making, is immense. Get ready to talk Jesus and baseball in this show!
On this week's episode, hear Dan's recent talk to the Celebrate Recovery ministry at The Rock of KC Church in Kansas City. Listen for the acronym PAIN, and how it almost cost Dan everything - including his soul. Until, that is, Jesus stepped in.
War Room movie actor TC Stallings was determined to make the NFL, and almost did. But God had other plans. See how his life's mission has turned to gloryifying God in multiple ways via the entertainment industry.
Christian musician Jason Lovins is here today only because his mother, sexually assaulted as a teen, decided to keep her baby despite becoming pregnant via the rape. Because of that decision, the world has been privileged to hear Jason and his band praising God on the road up to 40 weeks a year. His life, the influence of his grandmother, and his music...it's all in this episode.
Bobby Richardson was a standout second baseman on the great Yankees teams of the late 1950s-early 1960s. His faith in Jesus has been a constant pretty much his entire life. In this extended conversation, Richardson talks about his life, his career, and shares some surprising names who gave their lives to Christ - including the much-hearalded story about Mickey Mantle.
Keith's wife died of cancer. Misti's husband was killed in a plane crash. So what does God do? He takes these two individuals and their separate ministries and brings them together. Now, Keith and Misti Sammons have their own nonprofit. He still makes music. She teaches the Bible. They share their story on stages everywhere. And here on this week's show!
One night, one bad decision changed Brandon Puffer's life forever. He traded in a Major League Baseball uniform for a prison uniform. But what God did in his life while in jail, and since getting out, is a remarkable story. Plus, iHeart Radio's Brian Hall gives a first-hand account of the devastation in Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.
In 1989 David Iery was a top prep baseball player. Then one bad decision on the field put him in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Iery shares his journey, from thoughts of suicide in the beginning to now using his injury as a way to help others. He also discovers his faith, and the unlikely angel God sent to spur him on - former MLB star Al Oliver.
In Part 2 of the interview with Fred and Teri Stanfield, Bryce's parents share how their faith in Jesus has sustained them through this unthinkable tragedy. And how they, particularly Teri, are finding strength after his death to help others. It's a powerful episode.
Fred and Teri Stanfield have lived the unthinkable over the past seven months - the death of their only child, Furman University defensive lineman Bryce Stanfield. In this, the first of two parts of our interview, Fred and Teri remember Bryce's love for sports and academics. Plus, how overwhelmed they've been with the support from Furman - beginning with head coach Clay Hendrix, to the AD, and the president. And everyone in between.
Brad Scott has seen it all in college football coaching. He's been hired. He's been fired. He has three national championship rings. He's coached with two Bowdens. He's coached with his son, and hurt for that son when he was fired. What binds it all together and keeps him grounded? His faith in Jesus Christ. Football and faith in this episode of the show!
In 1989 David Iery was a high-level high school baseball player. But a fateful decision to slide head first into home plate changed the entire course of his life. A quadriplegic since the accident, Iery takes us through everything from suicidal thoughts to using his life in a wheelchair to inspire others. And how God used an unlikely angel to motiviate him - former MLB superstar Al Oliver.
John Boyle was raised in an abusive West Virginia home, which subsequently led to battles with PTSD and alcohol as an adult. But then he gave his life to Jesus, and now shares his past struggles to help others. He even wrote a book about it! Check it out.
Two months after his dad's passing, Dan spoke at the church his father pastored for 41 years. The message? Encouragement, and reminding them that God always gets what He wants. Plus, a flashback to our conversation with astronaut Charlie Duke. Check it out!
This week Neil Getzlow returns to the show to talk about the Celebrate Recovery program he facilitates at his church in Kansas City - The Rock of KC. Neil is a great example of overcoming addiction through new life in Jesus, and shares his experience with this Christ-centered program.
When Furman's Bryce Stanfield's medical emergency happened in February, Matthew Gilstrap was the initial first responder on scene. In the midst of the tragedy a bond has formed between Gilstrap and Stanfield's parents, Fred and Teri. And wait until you hear how they were brought together. Only God!
This week we wrap up our Summer Replay Series by revisiting a conversation with Don Harper. Don's life is one wrapped up in mentorship. He grew up in the segregated South, and applies lessons learned from his father all those years ago into his daily life. Great stories with Biblical application. Check it out!
Bill Oudemolen pastored a church five minutes away from Columbine High School 25 years ago, and found himself on site ministering to students and families as the shooting was happening. He recalls the horror of the moment, the aftermath, how the church became a beacon of hope in the community, and even some good that came out of the tragedy. Check it out!
Tim Kimsey's grandmother was murdered 30 years ago, and the case remains unsolved despite the efforts of the wonderful Kelly Siegler and her Cold Justice TV show. But Kimsey's path to ministry started because of the tragedy, and what God has done in his life and through his kingdom work over the years can only be described as a Romans 8:28 story. Check it out!
As our Summer Replay Series continues, we revisit a January conversation with Shane Pruitt. Shane is the Next Gen Director for NAMB, and has a lot to say about today's young people. And, perhaps surprisingly, it's not all doom and gloom. Plus, a tribute to Titus. Check it out!
As our Summer Replay Series continues, we check in again with Redd Martin of "Sunday Dinner With A Twist." After over 30 rehab stops, multiple arrests and suicide attempts, and eight friends who died of substance abuse, Redd surrendered his life to Jesus. And now he is back on the streets, serving the homeless population of Greenville, SC. Check it out!
This week in our Summer Replay Series, we revisit our conversation from late last year with former MLB pitcher Randy Lerch. Randy's alcohol and drug addition short-circuited what could have been a dominant career. Instead, he's living with a medical death sentence. But through the grace of Jesus Christ, he's defying the doctors and doing wonderful ministry work with his wife, Maria. Check it out!
Our summer replay series continues with a flashback to last year's conversation with Neil Getzlow. Neil's pornography and sex addiction nearly cost him his marriage, and much more. But then Jesus intervened, and new he and his wife do ministry together. Plus, Neil now leads a Celebrate Recovery meeting each week at his church in Kansas City. Check it out!
Kelly Lester was abused and raped. Had three abortions. Worked in the abortion industry. Sold drugs. Ran drugs for the Puerto Rican mafia. Experimented with a lesbian lifestyle. Tried to kill herself. Then she found Jesus! And now she is married with six children, does mission outreach, and helps bring workers out of the abortion industry. Only God! Check it out.
On June 10, 2012, Dan quit running from the Lord and gave his life to Jesus. So every year around that time, we share his testimony. From a life of alcohol, porn, infidelity and so much more, to a new life in Christ! Think you don't need Jesus? Think again. Think you're too bad to be saved? Think again!
Early in the morning of June 11, 2024, Dan's dad unexpectedly passed away. In his memory, on this Father's Day weekend, Dan presents a message his dad preached back in 2015 entitled "Five Minutes After I Die." Please listen, then share this episode. Especially with those who need Jesus Christ.
This week we get a return visit from Will Graham, Billy's grandson. We talk about the new statue of his grandfather in the US Capitol, his just completed outreach in Portugal, and his upcoming trip to preach the gospel in Australia. Plus, an update on his prayers for his own "impossible." Check it out!
This week we revisit an interview from last October with former atheist-turned-Christian author and speaker Lee Strobel. Lee talks about his newest book, "Is God Real," as well as his faith journey. Plus, insight on how he lovingly deals with skeptics and non-believers. Check it out!
Former cold case detective J Warner Wallace is back with a new book, "The Truth In True Crime." We look at how real life lessons of life and death parallel lessons about moving from spiritual death to eternal life in Jesus Christ. In all, 15 actual cases Wallace worked and the deeper meaning that came from them. Plus, why he wishes he had written this book sooner. Check it out!
Billie Jauss is a baseball wife, and a baseball mom. So imagine the revelation when God showed her the baseball field was her mission field! Billie shares her faith journey, her marriage struggles and triumphs, and talks about her new book "Baseball Family." Get ready to laugh, and get ready to think!
Paintsville, Ky. native Johnnie LeMaster played 12 years in MLB, primarily with the San Francisco Giants. His first major league at-bat? An inside-the-park home run off Dodgers Hall of Famer Don Sutton. But even that thrill pales in comparison to the joy LeMaster has in his relationship with Christ. Another chance to talk Jesus and Baseball this week!
Twenty-five years ago Bill Oudemolen was pastoring a church about five minutes away from Columbine High School. When word of the shooting got out, he found himself on site ministering and aiding students and others while the situation was still ongoing. All these years later, Oudemolen reflects on that horrible day, the effects it had on him and others in his circle of influence, and - strange as it sounds - some good that emerged from the tragedy. Check it out!
Rocky Shipes played four sports in college, three professional sports, and is a 5-time golf trick shot world champion. Yet all of that pales in comparison to his passion for Jesus. Get ready for a fun, challenging conversation on this episode!
For years Laura Perry Smalts lived as "Jake." But as much as she wanted to be a man, it never felt right. Then she found Jesus, and through Him she was reminded of her true identity - her identity in Christ. Now she's married and has started a new ministry - Eden's Redemption - with husband Perry. Check it out!
When Kelly Seigler and Cold Justice couldn't solve his grandmother's 33-year old murder, Tim Kimsey's faith wasn't shaken. Hear how her death led him to ministry, and what God has done and is doing through Kimsey. It's Romans 8:28 being lived out for all to see!
Bobby Dobson died in 2019, but his passion for Jesus and helping others is a legacy that lives on today. From coming to Christ after a personal tragedy, to giving away millions of dollars, hear Dobson's story in his own words - and those of one of his closest friends, Brent Sanders.
In this week's episode, Dan shares a talk he gave in early 2022 at a leadership conference - "What Jesus Teaches Us About Communication." It comes from the Easter-themed story of Christ with the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Key word? Join, Listen, and Change!
A year ago the church pastored by Mike Moran burned to the ground. This not too long after he and his wife lost their adult son. But through it all, the Congregational Church of Eastford, Ct. continues to be a beacon of light in a region of the country that is largely darkened to the gospel. How this church has become an indispensable part of the community - without compromising the gospel - is an amazing story. Check it out!
Redd Martin's stat line: 32 rehab facilities, 8 psychiatric hospitals, 6 jails, 5 suidice attempts, and 8 friends who died from substance abuse. Then Jesus! Now, Redd and his wife feed over 200 homeless people in Greenville, SC, every Sunday through his nonprofit "Sunday Dinner With A Twist." You've got to hear this one!
Dual guests on this week's episode. First, Abby Johnson of "Unplanned" talks about her continued effort to eradicate abortion and bring workers out of the industry. Then Josh Holland explains how, when, and why the chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team are deployed. Lots of great info. Check it out!
Identity is a hot-button issue in our culture today. So how society defines us, or we may define ourselves, is much different that how God defines us. Listen as Dan explores the issue, and from the Bible explains exactly what God thinks about you. Spoiler alert: He gave you the best gift He had to offer - His only begotten Son!
Rick Horton is a former Major League Baseball pitcher with the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Dodgers. Now a Cardinals broadcaster, Horton talks about wearing and sharing his faith in Jesus publicly, his long-time association with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, plus being in the bullpen for one of baseball's greatest moments. Listen now!
Shane Pruitt is the National Next Gen Director for the North American Missions Board. His new study, Revival Generation, is impacting young people all across the country. We talk about his passion for the next generation, his personal journey to faith, and staying the course through a family tragedy. Check it out!
Former Gardner-Webb University baseball coach Rusty Stroupe is now in the ministry, serving churches on an interim basis as they search for a new pastor. His transition from the ball field to the pulpit has come with some striking similarities, especially in dealing with players/congretations. His career, his heart, and much more on this episode!
Kelly Lester was molested as a toddler. Raped as a teen. Had four abortions between the ages of 15-29. She sold drugs, and even ran them for the Puerto Rican mafia. And she briefly worked in the abortion industry. Then Jesus got hold of her. And wait until you hear how her life has changed!
Dan's guest this week is Will Graham - yes, Billy Graham's grandson. Will Graham talks about what it's like walking in the footsteps of both his grandfather and his father Franklin, his own faith journey, and what's in store for both he and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association in 2024. Plus, asking God for his "impossible." Check it out!
Real estate developer Jim Anthony once was worth over $400 million. Then the real estate crash happened in 2007, and he lost 99 percent of it. But he didn't lose his faith in Christ. And now, at age 80, he's still going strong - but with a much more Kingdom-oriented focus. Check it out!
Comedian Jeff Allen has a new book, "Are We There Yet?", which details his life before and after Jesus Christ. We talk about the book, his current comedy tour, and what makes a comedian laugh on this week's show - recorded just prior to his appearance at Spartanburg (SC) Memorial Auditorium. Check it out!
Brad Scott has 3 national championship rings, has coached under 2 Bowdens, and has been fired as a head coach once. He has experienced the joy and pain of seeing his son hired, then fired, as a college football head coach. Through it all, his faith in Jesus continues to grow.
In the final show of 2023, Dan shares his testimony again. But this time from a different perspective. Think you've done too many bad things for Jesus to save you? Or you need to "clean up your life" before coming to Christ? The Old Testament examples of David and King Manasseh beg to differ. Check out this week's show, and Happy New Year!
In this episode Dan takes a look at the Christmas story via the theme (and song) Mary Did You Know. Plus, an update on the Christmas Project, and how your year-end gift can impact Grand Slam Ministries. Check it out!
Richard Blackaby's father, Henry, wrote one of the most iconic books in recent Christian history - "Experiencing God" - which is still being taught all these years later. Now head of Blackaby Ministries International, Richard is ramping up leadership instruction, for pastors and business leaders alike. Check out this week's episode!
Bobby Richardson was a solid second baseman for the New York Yankees in the 1950s-60s. But when the World Series came around, he became a star. How did he shine brightest on the biggest stage? And how did his faith in Jesus - 80 years and counting now - help? Hear that, plus stories about Mantle, Maris, and more on this week's show!
Oconee County (SC) Sheriff Mike Crenshaw was having a normal morning two weeks ago until the radio call came in: Shots Fired. Officer Down. That deputy, Lucas Watts, took a bullet to the brain. Yet through the grace of God he not only survived, but continues to improve every day. Hear the story of a miracle recovery, and a sheriff whose faith has grown in the process.
Randy Lerch was a big, fast, lefthanded pitcher in big leagues, mostly remembered for his time with the Phillies. Randy's entire career, in fact most of his adult life, was spent battling an addiction to alcohol and drugs. So much so that now he's miraculously living with what is normally a medical death sentence - cirrhosis of the liver. Where is God's hand in all this? The redemptive power of Jesus Christ? Listen and find out!
Former atheist and now Christian leader Lee Stroebel has a new book out called "Is God Real?" He visits with Dan this week to talk about why he wrote the book, plus much more. Check it out!
Former atheist and cold case detective J Warner Wallace says you can defend your favorite sports team, why can't you defend your faith in Jesus? The "Cold Case Christianity" author talks about his path from atheism to belief, and explains why every Christian should be equipped to share evidence that Jesus is who He claimed to be. Check it out!
This week, Dan welcome's The Life FM Network to the show family and introduces himself by sharing his testimony. Battling insecurity as a result from sexual abuse, Dan tried to find peace in money, alcohol, pornography, infidelity...but nothing satisified him. Until he met Jesus!
A 15-year old girl becomes pregnant by a sexual assault. She decides to keep the baby. That's why Jason Lovins of the Jason Lovins Band is here today, praising God and singing praise and worship music across the country. His incredible story, with a running tribute to his grandmother, is this week's show. Check it out!
Wendy Griffith has a new book, a new husband she prayed years for, and a high-profile job at CBN News. But her story is in God's timing - in everything from her salvation story to finally getting married at age 54. And a whole lot in between. Her story, plus a thank you to Craig DeBolt, on this week's episode!
What did Jesus teach us about communication? His interaction with the two followers on the road to Emmaus is a textbook example of how Christians should communicate with others - saved or lost. Check it out!
Greenville (SC) businessman Neb Cline left a Godly legacy of generosity, humility, and faithfulness to his family. On today's episode, his grandson, Scott, shares how that legacy lives on through the family business - Cline Hose and Hydraulics - today, and how none of it would have happened had it not been for an orphanage - Connie Maxwell Children's Home.
When Brad Atkins finished his trial sermon at Lake Bowen Baptist Church, nearly half the congregation got up and walked out before the vote. Unnerving? You bet. But six years later, as the pastor at LBBC, Brad has overseen tremendous church growth - and done it with solid, unapologetic Biblical preaching and leadership. Find out more on this week's show!
Neil Matthews was a husband and a youth pastor. He also had a secret porn addiction that threatened to derail his entire life. But then Jesus stepped in. And his wife and church walked with him through his recovery. No longer a youth pastor, of course, but not kicked to the curb by the congregation, either. A powerful story of redemption this week. Check it out!
Charlie Duke is one of just 12 men in history to walk on the moon, and is the youngest to ever do so. But chasing the fame that came after that 1972 moment consumed him, and nearly cost him everything - including his marriage. But then Jesus stepped into the picture! Hear that story, plus Dan gives a speech; also an update on the radio show in this week's episode.
In an era in which many churches are struggling, and some even dying, Zion Family Ministries in Wise, Va. is thriving. Why? Pastor Wayne Hager talks about his church's humble beginnings (meeting in a former bar), inner and outer resistance to growth, and focusing on the gospel and loving people - all the while leaving the necessary resources to God. Check it out!
Isaiah Custodio was a typical 13-year old football player...until a massive brain bleed nearly killed him. Now a senior at Anderson (SC) University, Custodio has one mission in life - share Christ! Hear his remarkable story on this week's episode!
The summer rerun series is over! We are back with all new interviews, beginning this week with Trey Youngblood. After being crushed by a tree and expected to die, Youngblood instead is alive and well. He's also telling anyone who will listen: God saved him, and wants to save you, too. Check out his incredible story in this week's episode!
In the finale of our summer rerun series, Dan revisits a late January conversation with Spartanburg (SC) County Sheriff Chuck Wright. From tracking mass murderers to dealing anti-police sentiment, Wright has seen it all. And he's faced it all with Jesus at the helm. Don't miss this one!
With our summer rerun series winding down, we revisit a powerful, emotional, and fun interview with Rachel Joy Rohe. Rachel was a pioneering broadcaster for women, and now is an author and motivational speaker. How she got here - her pain, demons, and ultimate triumph through Jesus, is an amazing story. Check it out!
John Finch's father committed suicide when he was a young boy. Growing up without a father caused major issues in his life. So how did he overcome the trauma, and end up writing a book and producing a movie called "The Father Effect?" Hear the role his faith played in the process on this week's show!
Former #SportingNews Radio and #FoxSports Radio host David Stein was a self-described "Jewish atheist addict." So how did he go from that to being a campus pastor of a church in Atlanta? Jesus, of course! Hear his remarkable story on this week's show.
Anxiety and depression are affecting more people than ever before. On today's show Dan visits with Chris Williams, who has been very open about his ongoing battle. How did being a small-college AD play into his diagnosis? What is his advice to men? How has Jesus sustained him? Listen and find out!
Actor TC Stallings played college football at Louisville and chased the NFL dream for several years, not knowing that God's master plan for his life would land him in a lead role in the No. 1 movie in America - The War Room. Hear about that journey, and how Stallings' faith in Jesus guides his steps on a daily basis, on this week's Dan Scott Show!
Brandon Puffer made one bad decision during a night out with the boys, a decision that cost him his MLB career and sent him to prison. But that''s where Jesus showed up! Hear Brandon's story - the basis of his new book "From The Bullpen To The State Pen" - on this week's episode!
Don Harper grew up in the segregated South, watching the example set by his father. That example led to a book - “Blessed Is The Man,” and has guided Don throughout his life. Hear his story, and the role Jesus plays in his passion for mentorship, in this episode.
Neil Getzlow was a self-described cultural Jew and athiest. He had a sex addiction that got so bad he found himself being blackmailed by a prostitute. At his lowest point, when everything appeared to be falling apart, that's when Neil found Jesus. Hear his amazing story, one anchored by the prayers of a loving wife, on this week's show!
Doug Flynn - The Glue! - is a two-time World Series champion with the Cincinnati Reds and also won a Gold Glove in a career that spanned 11 seasons in Major League Baseball. He also played during a family tragedy that is still an unsolved mystery. Hear about that, his playing days, and his path to faith in Jesus Christ on this episode.
On June 10th, 2012, Dan gave his life to Jesus Christ. Today, 11 years and one day later, he shares his testimony in this episode. From a ruined life - dominated by alcohol, pornography and infidelity - to a new life in Jesus. God is still in the miracle business. Enjoy today's show, and we pray it's a blessing!
Rachel Joy Rohe was a trailblazer for women in sportscasting. She also had a dark side, which included cocaine and thoughts of suicide. Then Jesus became the Light of her life. Hear her amazing story, including why she wrote her new bool "Relentless Joy" in this week's episode. Get ready to laugh, to cry, and to praise Jesus!
Football was Dean Herman's god. He was determined to play in the NFL. But when a knee injury cut short the former Clemson offensive lineman's career, he became angry and bitter. Then Jesus got hold of him. And now Herman pastor's a huge church in Easley, SC. The path there, and what God is doing at 5 Point Church, is the story told in this week's show. Check it out!
This week Dan visits with Adrian Despres, who has the rare calling of being an evangelist to the church. Adrian showed up for preseason football camp as a freshman drunk, and by that night had accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior. That began a remarkable journey. Hear his story, and the inspiration behind his message 4 Chairs, in this episode!
Freddy Stevenson went from homeless to a star high school and college football player. His NFL dreams dashed, he found himself in a dark place. Then he found Jesus. Hear the amazing story that led to the book and documentary "Trials To Triumph" on this week's Dan Scott Show. You'll never look at McDonald''s the same way again. Oh...and the story of his father is amazing, too.
Darrel Chaney was an infielder during the early days of the Big Red Machine, and also played with the Atlanta Braves. He shares stories of meeting his idol, Ernie Banks; Sparky Anderson's rules, the crush of getting traded, a financial lesson for his grandson; and most importantly, the change Jesus made in his life. Check it out!
Greg Whitfield was a slave to alcohol. Multiple DUIs. Facing jail time. Then he fully surrendered to Jesus, and now he counsels men in drug and alcohol rehab facilities through his organization, Giant Slayer Ministries. An incredible story of God's redemptive grace. Check it out!
On this week's show, Dan shares a talk he gave at a men's conference in Chester, SC. The subject - Finding God's Purpose For Your Life. Check it out!
Dennis Sarfate is a former MLB pitcher who became a legend in the Japanese League. While in Japan, he accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. And besides a passion to share the Gospel, Sarfate's life purpose is to eradicate abortion from the US landscape. You don't want to miss this episode!
On this Easter Sunday episode of the show, Dan visits with Jason Romano. Jason left a high-profile position at ESPN in 2017 to go to work for Sports Spectrum, allowing him to more freely share his faith AND bring sports and Jesus together. That journey, his salvation story, operating in today's media landscape, and much more. Check it out!
When John Finch was 11 years old, his father committed suicide. It set in motion a chain of events that would lead John to becoming an angry, bitter adult. Until God's redemption and forgiveness! His journey led to a book and movie called The Father Effect, and has had an impact on thousands. How does the lack of a father effect a child? How important is the role of a dad? Find out in this week's episode!
This week Dan visits with former college football coach Rick Gage, who gave up that life in the mid 1980s to become an evangelist. Gage shares the story of the night he gave his life to Jesus, how his father influenced him, and his preparation for the upcoming TriCounty Go Tell Crusade in Liberty, SC. Check it out!
David Stein is a former national radio sports talk show host. He hosted the Clemson football tailgate show for a number of years. And he also was, self-admittedly, a Jewish atheist addict. Then he found Jesus. Listen to his remarkable story, and check out where God has him now!
In this week's episode, Dan shares a recent talk he gave at a drug and alcohol rehab center - Hope Center Ministries. Listen as Dan shares his testimony, the Gospel, and how Jesus Christ changed his life.
Don Harper grew up in the segregated South. He went on to the US Army, to a long executive career at Goodyear, and has served as a mentor to many, many people along the way. This week, he joins Dan to talk about mentorship, race relations, the impact his father had on his life, and - of course - Jesus.
Molly McManime is an NFL agent living and working in Las Vegas. She's also a Christian, very open and public about her faith. The story of how she got to both places is the focus of this week's Dan Scott Show. Check it out!
Chris Williams was a successful NCAA athletic director who was overtaken by depression and anxiety. This week Chris shares his battle, answering the inevitable question, "How can a Christian suffer from depression?" Oh by the way, God's redemptive power has Chris BACK in college athletics two years later. Check it out!
Actor TC Stallings is this week's guest on The Dan Scott Show. Stallings, who played college football at Louisville and professionally in three different leagues, answered God's call to become an actor in 2012. His most notable role to date has been Tony Jordan in the move "The War Room." Stallings shares his faith journey, and much more in this captivating interview.
Spartanburg (SC) County Sheriff Chuck Wright is, on one hand, a no-nonsense law enforcement officer. On the other, he's a compassionate follower of Jesus Christ. Listen to how the two intertwine, and how Sheriff Wright navigates his job in a time when police officers are under more scrutiny than ever before.
Almost 11 years ago, Eric Boughman and wife Kim went through the unspeakable tragedy of losing their 7 year old daughter, Emma. On this week's show Eric shares how the grace of Jesus Christ has sustained his family, and how Emma's memory and legacy are working for good today.
Comedian Jeff Allen was an alcoholic, drug-addicted atheist. Then Jesus got hold of him. Hear Allen's incredible testimony on this week's Dan Scott Show.
Dan interviews former MLB pitcher Brandon Puffer about his new book, "From The Bullpen To The State Pen," a powerful story of the redemptive grace of Jesus Christ. Also included - welcoming two new affiliates, and an Honoring A Legacy segment.
The new radio show is finally here. And in this first episode, Dan explains how we got here, what Grand Slam Ministries is all about, and shares his testimony. Plus, honoring a legacy.
On this episode, Dan shares the exciting news of the upcoming radio show - set to start in January. And he has specific ways you can pray for GSM, as well as the upcoming show.
On July 31, 2022, Dan filled in for Pastor Ryan Goodroe at Utica Baptist (Seneca, SC) and shared his testimony. From a life characterized by alcohol, pornography and infidelity to a new life in Jesus Christ. How low did Dan go? How dramatic was the miracle Jesus did? How did it lead to the formation of Grand Slam Ministries? Listen to find out.
In this episode, Dan shares a talk he gave recently to the men's group at Liberty (SC) First Baptist Church, detailing his struggle to find God's will for his life and how that search ultimately led to the formation of Grand Slam Ministries. Check it out!
On this week's episode, 11-year MLB catcher Eddie Taubensee joins Dan to talk about his career, the special 1999 season with the Cincinnati Reds, and the ministry God has called him into since his playing days ended. Great stuff with a great guy!
Feb. 2, 2012 began just like any other day for Eric Boughman and his wife, Kim. It ended with their 7-year old daughter, Emma, being struck and killed by a car. How God's grace has carried the Boughman's through the past decade is the subject of the return episode of the Dan Scott Show Podcast. You won't want to miss a minute of this one!
This episode Dan celebrates the Cincinnati Bengals making the Super Bowl for the first time in 33 years by talking with four members of the 1988 Super Bowl team - Stanford Jennings, Ira Hillary, Barney Bussey and Ickey Woods. Buckle up!
Jason Romano was a very successful, high-profile producer at ESPN. But in 2017 he walked away from the Worldwide Leader so he could more freely share his faith in Jesus Christ. He does so now at Sports Spectrum. You won't want to miss this episode!
Dennis Sarfate is a former Major League Baseball player, a legend in the Japanese professional league, a Christian, and a staunch anti-abortion activist. Get ready for incredible passion, testimony and a love of sharing Jesus Christ in this episode!
If you're looking for evidence of how Jesus can change lives, look no further than this episode! Greg Whitfield and Heath Bowie share how God took them from despair, addiction and - in Heath's case - near death, and has each of them in ministry today. True miracles to digest this Christmas season!
This time around, Dan and Tom Van Hoy get remarkable insight on the selection of the CFB Playoff teams from committee member Charlie Cobb; And Dave Glenn sorts out the madness of coaching/AD changes in the ACC - most notably what's going on at Clemson.
In this episode, Dan spends nearly an hour with Doug Jackson, the morning man on his hometown radio station in Williamson, WV 35-plus years ago. Doug was a mentor, and one of the reasons Dan got into radio. This was a way to say thank you.
Jeff Allen is one of the funniest men on the planet. He's also a Christian. The story about how he came to Jesus is one of the most riveting testimonies you'll ever hear. Prepare to laugh, cry, and praise God in this episode! And for you sports fans, there's baseball and golf in here, as well!
Former NCAA D-II athletic director Chris Williams makes a return visit to the podcast, catching us up on his battle with clinical depression and anxiety. Chris bares his soul about his struggles, his bounce back, where he's come in the last 3-4 years and, most importantly, where God is leading him now.
On this episode, Dan catches up with Hall of Fame Broadcaster Marty Brennaman, who shares - among other things - a great story of a conflict with former Reds RHP Francisco Cordero. Then CFB writer Ivan Maisel opens up about the suicide of his son, Max, in his upcoming book "I Keep Trying To Catch His Eye." And at the end, another devotional thought from Dr. David Jeremiah.
In this episode, Dan talks the state of college football with Fox Sports broadcaster Tim Brando; Baseball and sports history with Mariners broadcaster Dave Sims; and America's Ryder Cup romp with PGA Tour veteran Brad Faxon.
The podcast is back! Rebranded at the Dan Scott Show Podcast, this week we check in with ACC guru Dave Glenn and Cobb Oxford on the continuing struggles of the Clemson offense; plus former South Carolina and Cincinnati Bengals RB Brandon Bennett drops some life-lesson truth on us. His interview is a MUST listen!
Former MLB All-Star Steve Sax joined Dan this episode to talk about the current state of baseball, the throwing problem that almost derailed his career in 1983, and his upcoming podcast "Sax In The Morning."
Greenville's own American Ninja Warrior, Bootie Cothran, talks his latest run on the NBC program - his 8th season of competition. Plus, his new gym, his ANW future and...flying lessons?
Former MLB superstar Dave Parker has written a revealing new book, and we've got the scoop from the source! The Cobra doesn't hold back about his life, his career, his mistakes, his triumphs and his health. Enjoy!
In this Episode, the Grumpy Guys rail against MLB's extra innings rule, among others. Plus Dave Glenn on the pending Supreme Court decision on Name-Image-Likeness; And why Sports Illustrated's article on Trevor Lawrence inaccurately portrays his competitive fire.
The ENTIRE Grumpy Gang is here this week. We talk Masters, Dave Glenn dives deep into the UNC hiring of Hubert Davis, and Kansas cares less what the NCAA thinks. That and more just a click away!
This time, Cobb Oxford joins Dan and the two riff on everything from the NCAA basketball tournament (He loves it), to North Carolina's coaching search (He hates them), to the state of Clemson basketball (He's still on board). Also, it's Masters Week, and MLB is off and running. Check out this week's episode!
In this episode, the Grumpy Guys examine massive NCAA Tournament bracket failures through the first two rounds; Why Syracuse seems to have more success in the tournament than in the regular season; And which ACC hoops coaches are on the hot seat? Plus other tomfoolery, as per usual.
This episode, the Grumpy Guys discuss why FCS football CAN'T work in the spring on a full-time basis; how to fix baseball's "action" problem; and pick the March Madness Bracket live, game by game. What could possibly go wrong?
This time, Dan and Tom discuss a wild, busy weekend of broadcasting multiple sports, including Furman football and basketball, and Big 10 baseball. And Dave Glenn weighs in on why Clemson's Brad Brownell SHOULD have been the ACC Coach of the Year. That and much more in Episode 29!
In this episode, the Grumpy Guys talk spring football, what the ACC tournament might look like and who needs to win it all to get into the Dance; Also Dave's thoughts on ACC Player/Coach of the Year candidates; Plus baseball returns to Greenville!
With Dave Glenn on assignment, Dan and Tom take on the full show this time. Among the topics: FCS Spring Football Opening Weekend; Will Conferences or the NCAA have to take a hard-line stance on potential conference tournament opt-outs; and Fernando Tatis, Jr. gets paid...and then some.
After a week's hiatus, the boys are back. Leading this episode's discussion is the decision-making that went into playing college football - for the FBS in the fall and the FCS this spring. How much was driven purely by revenue? And what do the schools owe their players when it comes to playing or not playing?
This week Dan and Tom talk MLB's season proposal to the union. And Dave Glenn riffs on how the new NIL legislation is driving college football assistant coaches to the NFL - except at Clemson. How does Dabo Swinney keep his staff intact? Listen and find out.
Besides our usual visit with ACC guru Dave Glenn, we spend time with Colorado Rockies IF/OF Ian Desmond. Ian shares the story of his unique relationship with a young man named Ethan Brown. You'll want to listen to this one more than once.
Former Tiger Billy Davis joins the Grumpy Guys this week to offer his unique take on the expectations surrounding Clemson football. And Dave Glenn dishes on Steve Forbes' ability to recruit - and win - at Wake Forest. Plus, Dan's MLK Day thought in the final segment.
This week the Grumpy Guys discuss Covid broadcasting issues; the NCAA punting on the NIL legislation...again; How Clemson fixes its defense; Minor League baseball's plans; and are the guys superstitious?
First episode of the New Year, and Dan, Tom and Dave cover a ton of ground! The NCAA Tournament will enter the bubble; The ACC takes a beating in the CFP (and bowl season in general); How will Clemson/Dabo Swinney respond? Plus, some MLB talk.
Clemson makes a statement. The playoff committee confirms it will never select a Group Of 5 team. And South Carolina (2-8) to a bowl? Army (9-2) not? What in the name of Doc Blanchard is going on here? All this and more in this episode with Dan, Tom and Dave.
Cobb and Dory are back! Joining Tom, Dave and Dan in this episode. We discuss the ACC zeroing in on a new commissioner, and his challenges; the Clemson-Notre Dame title game; Is Coach K a hypocrite?... Tom's review of Cincinnati...and much, much more.
If Clemson beats Notre Dame in the ACC Title Game, could the Irish still make the CFP? Is Shane Beamer the right hire for South Carolina? A strong ACC/Big10 Challenge? How good is Furman basketball? All that and more in this episode!
Is Clemsson University President Jim Clements the leading candidate to become ACC Commissioner? How do Florida State's Covid-19 protocols look now? Is Shane Beamer on the clock at South Carolina? These topics and much more on this week's episode!
Was Florida State justified in canceling its game with Clemson over the weekend? Were the Seminoles ducking the Tigers? Dan, Tom and Dave hash it out. Also, a look at the world of local broadcasting in the Covid era.
In this episode Dan honors his West Viriginia roots on the 50th anniversary of the Marshall University plane crash, visiting with Keith Morehouse - whose father was one of the 75 killed in the tragedy. Also, ACC and NCAA news with Dave Glenn of ACCSports.com.
The Grumpy Guys are back! Half of us, anyway. Dan and Tom talk their way through the college football weekend that just finished, and ACC Expert David Glenn weighs in on a possible Clemson-Notre Dame rematch in the ACC Title Game.
In this new episode, Dan, Cobb, Tom and Dory discuss the Big 10's about-face, and much more college football. Plus the MLB playoff bubble, a rare, brief dive into politics, and Cobb Oxford...NHL fan?
Landon Powell has lived a lot of life in 38 years. He's played collegiate baseball, caught one of just 21 perfect games in MLB history, battles an auto-immune disease and has lived the unspeakable tragedy of losing a child. He is this week's guest on GOB.
A season without Minor League Baseball? That's the fate Greenville Drive (Class A Red Sox) GM Eric Jarinko has been handed for 2020. Eric joins the Grumpy Guys this episode to talk about life at an empty Fluor Field, and what the future holds for the Drive and all MiLB.
Three legends of South Carolina newspaper sportswriting join the Grumpy Gang this week. The memory lane stories are hilarious, and the state of the industry - and the country - are troubling.
Atlanta Falcons/ACC Network Broadcaster Wes Durham joins the Grumpy Gang in this episode. Wes talks about the uncertain future of college athletics, lessons learned from his dad Woody, and the joys of living in a double-wide trailer his senior year in college. Among many, many other things. Enjoy!
Former Braves pitching coach Leo Mazzone was the star of a panel discussion with Furman University baseball coach Brett Harker and his PC, Kaleb Davis. Mazzone shares stories on Maddux, Glavine and Smoltz, disputes today's radar gun readings, and rails against (most) travel ball coaches. Enjoy!
Dave Sims is a veteran broadcaster who's done it all, and currently serves as the Seattle Mariners TV lead broadcaster. He joins the Grumpy Guys this week to talk baseball, being locked down in Manhattan because of the Coronavirus, and gives advice to young broadcasters. Fun episode. Enjoy!
Recently retired (after 46 seasons) Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame broadcaster Marty Brennaman joined Dan, Cobb and Dory for this episode. Never shy with his opinions, Marty dishes on retirement, MLB commish Rob Manfred, where he ranks the Astros cheating scandal and much, much more.
Jason Whitlock of Fox Sports' Speak For Yourself joins the Grumpy guys in this episode, riffing on everything from sports, to the demise of the newspaper industry, to Christianity, to Colin Kaepernick, to being fired by ESPN (twice). Dan and Cobb are just along for the ride!
For the first time, the whole band is together! Cobb Oxford and Tom Van Hoy are here, plus Dory Kidd-Smith. Why in the world is she hanging out with us? Listen and find out. Also hear how we're coping with social distancing, effects we're seeing in our circles, and how can we make it better. From a sports standpoint, lots of talk on NCAA eligibility and finances.
On this episode of Grumpy Old Broadcasters, Dan talks Coronavirus fallout in college athletics with Dave Glenn of The David Glenn Show and ACCSports.com. Plus, Dan's up close and personal look at how college athletes are being affected.
Literally minutes after Major League Baseball announced it was canceling the rest of spring training and pushing the start of the regular season back at least two weeks because of the coronavirus, Dan Scott talked with ESPN baseball reporter Pedro Gomez. Gomez discusses the rapid nature of events that led up to the decision, reaction from MLB players and insiders, and what's next. Also, a thought or two on baseball's tumultuous offseason. Interview was recorded beginning at 4 p.m. on March 12, 2020, literally moments after MLB's announcement.
In our first full episode, we discuss a cheater (ARod) calling out other cheaters (the Astros); Former Clemson/NFL DB and retired U.S. Secret Service agent Billy Davis is a guest; And will mid-majors finally get some love in this year's NCAA Tournament selections. Plus, what all sports can learn from the XFL. Dan Scott and Cobb Oxford host.
In order to get the podcast listed with iTunes, we had to have a first episode. So here's the pilot episode of Grumpy Old Broadcasters. It's a little about me (Dan Scott), what I do, and what to expect from this podcast. Enjoy!