Join Dr. Matt Barker as he sits down with Freed-Hardeman Associate Professor of Bible and Philosophy, Dr. Matt Sokoloski, to discuss the topic of Ethical Decision Making and how approaching ethical decisions and moral dilemmas in the right way can lead to character development.

Join Dr. Matt Barker, as he sits down with Freed-Hardeman Business Instructor, Amy Sewell, to discuss the topic of Time Management and how it relates to the development of core values, character, and overall purpose in life. Throughout this episode, Sewell provides strategies regarding how athletes can develop effective time management skills while utilizing their skills in their careers, communication, and interpersonal relationships.

Dr. Matt Barker sits down with Freed-Hardeman Associate Professor of Communication, Dr. Janine Dunlap, to discuss the topic of "Public Image and Integrity" and how athletes and young people can maintain a positive public image in an ever-changing world of social media, high-pressure environments, and a media-driven world. Dr. Dunlap has taught Public Relations courses at Freed-Hardeman for over 38 years and shares a lot of great information about her experience in the Public Relations field and the importance of maintaining a positive public image in the landscape of collegiate athletics.

Dr. Matt Barker sits down with Freed-Hardeman University Professor of Bible, Dr. Matt Cook, to discuss the topic of "Faith and Spirituality" and its influence on character development and integrity for collegiate athletes and young people.

Dr. Matt Barker sits down with Freed-Hardeman Head Men's Soccer Coach Jason Elliott to discuss the topic of "Dealing With Adversity" and how learning to deal with adversity and struggles throughout your life can lead to character development. Coach Elliott has coached at Freed-Hardeman for over 25 years and shares a lot of great information about his experience with coaching and how he helps players work through injuries and personal struggles.

Join Dr. Matt Barker for this episode as he talks with Freed-Hardeman Head Softball Coach Todd Humphry on the topic of "Leadership Through Sports." Humphry has coached at Freed-Hardeman for over 25 years. In this episode, we discuss Humphry's experience coaching two teams at the collegiate level, his leadership style, and how he empowers his athletes to take on leadership opportunities within a team setting. We also discuss how taking on leadership opportunities and learning from mentors can aid in character development.

Join Dr. Matt Barker for this episode as he interviews Rob Miller and discusses the "Foundation of Character." Miller was instrumental in implementing the NAIA Champions of Character when it first began back in 2000. Miller also speaks to over 150 athletic programs each year through "Proactive Coaching", where he focuses on the importance of character development through athletics.

Join Dr. Matt Barker for this episode as he sits down with Freed-Hardeman University Dean of Student Life Tony Allen and discusses the topic of Community Responsibility as it relates to character development in young people. Tony discusses the impact of Freed-Hardeman's annual "University Servants Day" on the students who participate and the individuals who are served throughout this beneficial day. University Servants Day is in its fourth year since its inception in 2020.