Going Big with François de Kerret: Zero-Fee Fundraising and Building Tools Nonprofits Deserve
Rethinking Fundraising: How Zeffy Built a Zero-Fee Movement for Nonprofits What if nonprofits could keep every single dollar they raise—no fees, no fine print? That’s the bold idea behind Zeffy, a platform that’s quietly transforming how over 80,000 nonprofits fundraise. On this episode of Going Big!, host Kevin Gentry welcomes François de Kerret, Zeffy’s co-founder […]
Going Big with Dr. William Keyes: Mission, Mentorship, and a Pipeline of High Expectations
The Power of Expectations: Dr. William Keyes and a Brotherhood of Impact What does it take to shape a generation of high-achieving leaders with character, vision, and purpose? On this episode of Going Big!, host Kevin Gentry sits down with Dr. William Keyes, founder of the Institute for Responsible Citizenship, whose story—from hitchhiking to Washington, […]
Going Big with Christian Fischer and Chad Houser: Building Momentum for Second Chances
Second Chances, Real Change: How a Chef and a CEO Are Reshaping Youth Justice What happens when a world-class chef teams up with a Fortune 500 CEO to tackle one of America’s most complex problems—youth incarceration? You get Cafe Momentum, and a conversation that might just change the way you think about second chances. On […]
Going Big with Ryan Manion: If Not Me, Then Who: on Service, Sacrifice, and Going Big
If Not Me, Then Who: Ryan Manion on Service, Sacrifice, and Going Big On this Veterans Day edition of the Going Big podcast, Kevin Gentry sits down with Ryan Manion, president of the Travis Manion Foundation, to explore how one family’s loss turned into a nationwide movement rooted in service, character, and civic leadership. From […]
Going Big with Congressman Burgess Owens: The American Dream is Still Alive
The American Dream is Still Alive: Congressman Burgess Owens on Going Big From Super Bowl champion to U.S. Congressman, Burgess Owens has lived a life defined by grit, faith, and a relentless pursuit of purpose. On this episode of the Going Big! podcast, Kevin Gentry sits down with Owens to explore a life journey that […]
Going Big with Art Laffer & Lord Matthew Elliott: Prosperity Through People and Policy
Prosperity Through People and Policy: Dr. Art Laffer & Lord Matthew Elliott on Going Big Few figures have shaped the global economic conversation quite like Dr. Art Laffer, the economist behind the legendary “Laffer Curve,” and Lord Matthew Elliott, the strategic mind behind Brexit. In this episode of the Going Big podcast, Kevin Gentry sits […]
Going Big with Daron Babcock: From Brokenness to Building a National Model for Community
From Rock Bottom to Cultivating Hope: Daron Babcock’s Journey with Bonton Farms Few people embody transformation quite like Daron Babcock. Once a successful entrepreneur in private equity, Daron’s life took a dramatic turn following the death of his first wife, which spiraled into addiction and despair. But from the depths of that darkness emerged a […]
Going Big with Kay Coles James: From the Kitchen Table to the White House
Kay Coles James is a remarkable figure whose life and career exemplify dedication, faith, and impactful leadership. From humble beginnings in Portsmouth, Virginia, she rose to serve in the White House, lead influential organizations, and establish the Gloucester Institute—a unique platform focused on cultivating future leaders and bridging political divides. In this blog post, we […]
Going Big with Don Miller: Turning Words Into a Movement
When you think of transformation, you might picture a major invention, a historic moment, or a bold new policy. But for Don Miller, transformation begins with something deceptively simple: words. For decades, he has shown that the right words, arranged with clarity and purpose, can change not just businesses but lives. Don’s journey has been […]
Going Big with Wendy Borcherdt: Lessons from Ronald Reagan’s Vision for America
When we think about what it means to pursue your purpose, few lives capture it better than the story of Wendy Borcherdt. Long before Ronald Reagan became a two-term governor of California and then one of America’s most consequential presidents, Wendy recognized something extraordinary in him. She saw a leader who could speak truth with […]
