Living Through the Good and the Hard with Megan Fate Marshman

Living Through the Good and the Hard with Megan Fate Marshman

This week, Bob sits down with his dear friend Megan Fate Marshman for an honest conversation about grief, hope, healing, and what it looks like to keep trusting God through both the good things and the hard things. Together, they unpack what keeps people stuck, how relationships shape us, and why true healing rarely comes from pretending everything is okay. Connect with Megan: ⁠@meganfate⁠ [https://www.instagram.com/meganfate] Connect with Bob: ⁠@bobgoff⁠ [https://www.instagram.com/bobgoff] -- If you’re longing for more conversations like this around campfires, tables, and shared experiences, you can learn more about Bob’s upcoming workshops at ⁠bobgoff.com/events⁠ [https://bobgoff.com/events].

Being Interruptible with Matthew West

This week on the podcast, Bob sits down with singer-songwriter Matthew West [https://www.matthewwest.com/] for a conversation about grace, identity, availability, and what it means to live a life that actually lasts. Together, they talk about everything from faith and family to baseball hats, prison phone calls, work ethic, and the quiet courage of taking small steps forward. If this conversation resonated with you, Matthew’s latest music and newest book carry many of the same themes: learning to stop performing, receive grace, and stay faithful one step at a time. Be sure to check out his newest album, Don’t Stop Praying, recent songs like “Good” and “Jesus is King,” and his new book Don’t Stop Praying, available now. Connect with Matthew: @matthewjwest [https://instagram.com/matthewjwest] Connect with Bob: @bobgoff [https://instagram.com/bobgoff] -- Check out Bob's upcoming events by visiting bobgoff.com/events [https://bobgoff.com/events].

Turning Purpose Into Action with Brittany Butler

What if the thing you care about most isn’t too small to matter? In this conversation, Bob sits down with Harvard Kennedy School faculty member and SICI Executive Director Brittany Butler to talk about purpose, power, and what it looks like to stop waiting for permission and start moving toward the things that matter most. From innovators changing healthcare and food systems around the world to everyday people taking one bold next step, this episode is an invitation to believe your ideas can make a difference too. -- If something in this conversation stirred up an idea you can’t shake, maybe that’s worth paying attention to. Join us at Harvard Kennedy School for Purpose, Power, and Practice and spend a few days exploring what your next step could look like. Learn more and apply here: https://sici.hks.harvard.edu/purpose-power-and-practice/ [https://sici.hks.harvard.edu/purpose-power-and-practice/] *Application is open until June 30th.

Your Desired Future with Dr. Henry Cloud

On this episode of the Bob Goff & Friends, Bob sits down with longtime friend and leadership expert Henry Cloud [https://www.drcloud.com/] for an honest conversation about growth, change, and becoming the person you’re meant to be. Together, they unpack what it really takes to move from where you are to where you want to be, whether that’s in your relationships, your work, your faith, or your personal healing. Henry shares insights from his brand-new book, Your Desired Future [https://www.amazon.com/Your-Desired-Future-Essential-Steps/dp/0063487837], and explains the five essential elements that help people make meaningful progress in life. It’s a thoughtful and encouraging conversation about vision, purpose, mentorship, forgiveness, and building a life that’s not just productive, but deeply meaningful. Connect with Henry: @drhenrycloudofficial [https://www.instagram.com/drhenrycloudofficial/] Connect with Bob: @bobgoff [https://instagram.com/bobgoff] -- Join Bob and his friends for a workshop out at the Oaks! Visit bobgoff.com/events [https://bobgoff.com/events] to learn more.

One Idea, One Reader, One Step Forward with Allison Trowbridge

Writing a book can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. In this Writing Room conversation, Bob Goff, Kimberly Stuart, and Allison Trowbridge [https://www.allisontrowbridge.com/] talk about what actually helps, focusing on one reader, one clear idea, and the courage to start messy and figure it out as you go. Along the way, Allie shares how her work with Copper Books [https://copperbooks.com/] is helping authors navigate the publishing process in a more thoughtful, supported way. If you’ve been thinking about writing a book but aren’t sure where to begin, this episode is a great place to start. And if you’re ready to take a step further, Allie is hosting a Book Fair [https://copper.myflodesk.com/bookfair] in Nashville on May 8, a one-day gathering designed to help aspiring authors understand the full journey from idea to publication and connect with others doing the same.