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About Wayne Watson Podcast
Join Grammy nominee and multiple Dove Award–winning artist Wayne Watson on the all- new Wayne Watson Podcast—a series of conversations that go beyond the stage and recording booth to explore the journeys of faith, professionalism, and incredible perseverance that shape the stories of our fellow humans from every walk of life. From musicians to surgeons, athletes to entrepreneurs, everyday heroes and everyone in between, tune in as Wayne sits down with people whose journeys reveal God’s fingerprints in the most unexpected and extraordinary places. Through each humorous and honest conversation, we are reminded that no matter our calling, we are all instruments for glory in the hands of our faithful Creator.
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- Wayne Watson
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- arts · music · religion & spirituality
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- First episode
- 17 Feb 2026
- Latest episode
- 13 Oct 2026
Latest episodes
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13 Oct 2026
More Than the Music: Wayne Watson's Journey of Grace
In this two-part edition of The Wayne Watson Podcast, the tables are turned as Wayne takes the guest seat for a change. In an intimate conversation with Graceway Radio, accompany Wayne as he reflects on nearly five decades of music, ministry, and the life experiences that have shaped his relationship with God. In this week's installment, Wayne revisits his small-town upbringing in Louisiana and the early foundations of his faith, opening up about the lifelong journey from striving to earn God's approval to embracing the freedom found in His grace. Along the way, he shares the stories behind beloved songs like "Friend of a Wounded Heart," "Almighty," "Watercolor Ponies," and "Home Free," revealing how personal struggles, relationships, and unexpected moments of inspiration have influenced the music that continues to resonate with generations of believers. As the conversation deepens, Wayne reflects on the difference between performing and leading worship, as well as the importance of creating space for genuine congregational participation, before digging into the lessons he's learned through fatherhood and family. He also opens up about some of life's most difficult and unexpected chapters, including divorce, remarriage, and the profound experience of adopting his youngest son later in life. Heartfelt, and deeply personal, this episode offers a look into the man behind the music, reminding us that faith isn't about having every answer or getting everything right, but learning to trust in God's goodness and grace through every season. 00:00 Welcome to the Wayne Watson Podcast 03:38 Growing Up in Wisner, Louisiana: A Mayberry Life 06:55 Walking Down the Aisle: Coming to Know Christ 09:48 Friend of a Wounded Heart: When Jesus Becomes More Than Lord 12:23 From Performance to Worship: Leading People to Jesus 17:32 The Art of Congregational Worship 24:06 Almighty and the Vastness of God 27:03 Home Free: Standing at the Hospital Bedside 28:53 Adoption: Learning God's Love Through a Chosen Child 29:54 Through the Dark Night: Divorce, Loss, and Redemption To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/
29 Sept 2026
Behind the Headlines: The Human Side of Immigration with William Hannah
This week on The Wayne Watson Podcast, Wayne is joined by longtime friend and veteran attorney William Hannah to converse about immigration and compassion, uncovering what it means to see the human story behind one of America’s most debated issues. After more than three decades in complex civil litigation, William made the decision to shift his career toward immigration law, inspired by relationships formed while volunteering with refugee and immigrant families. Drawing from his experience representing clients seeking immigration relief, William helps unpack a legal system that is often far more complicated than headlines and soundbites suggest. Wayne and William explore the differences between refugees and asylum seekers, and the realities facing families navigating the immigration process, before William share his belief that maintaining lawful borders and treating immigrants with dignity do not have to be opposing ideas. Their conversation turns toward faith as they consider what Scripture does—and does not—prescribe about immigration policy, while reflecting on the Christian responsibility to approach our neighbors with compassion, humility, and grace. Through personal stories of clients whose journeys have unfolded in unexpected ways, William offers a glimpse of the people behind the legal cases and the hope that can emerge even when the path forward looks uncertain. 00:00 Welcome to the Wayne Watson Podcast 02:22 Family Life: Three Kids and a Professional Golfer 12:05 From Civil Litigation to Immigration Law 17:36 Understanding Our Immigration System 22:18 A Lawful and Welcoming Nation 30:36 Refugees vs Asylum Seekers: What's the Difference 36:14 The History of Immigration Debate in America 41:15 Faith and the Immigrant: A Christian Response 45:06 Dexter's Story: When God's Timing is Perfect 51:52 Closing: Both Prayers Cannot Be Answered To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/
15 Sept 2026
A Journey Through Song: Wayne Watson and Michael Omartian
In this special episode of The Wayne Watson Podcast, Wayne revisits the music he created with legendary producer and longtime friend Michael Omartian, sharing the memories and moments of inspiration behind some of their most notable work together. Rather than the traditional conversational format, this episode offers a journey through the songs themselves. Wayne reflects on the people and experiences that shaped each one—from writing “The Ones Left Standing” after his father’s death, to the conversation with former Green Bay Packer Ken Ruettgers that inspired “For Such a Time as This,” and the conviction behind “Field of Souls” that every calling has a place in God’s work. Part listening session, part reflection, tune in for a rare look behind the music and into the ideas that gave these songs life—celebrating both Wayne and Michael’s creative partnership and the messages that continue to resonate years later. 00:00 Welcome: A Journey Through Song with Michael Omartian 00:37 Pray: When All You Can Do Is Lift Them Up 05:13 The One's Left Standing: Carrying On After Loss 10:30 For Such a Time as This: Finding Your Purpose 16:38 Field of Souls: We All Have a Harvest to Work 24:08 More Than a Little Unusual: Following Jesus the Rebel 29:01 Everything Can Change So Fast: The Urgency of Faith 34:52 The Blood of Jesus: What Really Opens Heaven's Door 41:16 Don't You Remember: The Freedom of Forgiveness 46:52 Closing: Stories of Faith and the Rhythm of the Lord To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/
1 Sept 2026
More Than the Music: Michael Omartian on Faith, Creativity & a Legendary Career
In this episode, Wayne welcomes longtime friend and legendary producer Michael Omartian for a wide-ranging conversation spanning decades of music, friendship, faith, and some of the most memorable records in popular music history. From discovering his love of music as a child in Chicago to packing his belongings into a 1967 Camaro and heading for California, Michael reflects on the unlikely path that led him into the heart of the recording industry. He shares stories from his years as an in-demand session musician—including playing accordion on Billy Joel’s “Piano Man”—and recounts how being the one person in a Warner Bros. A&R meeting willing to champion an unknown Christopher Cross ultimately led to a landmark album and multiple Grammy wins. But behind the remarkable career is a story deeply rooted in faith. Michael opens up about his Armenian heritage and how he found Christ as a young man, before sharing how his relationship with God influenced the way he approached both his work and the people he encountered along the way. Wayne and Michael discuss what it meant to carry their faith into the music industry without treating people as projects, reflecting on the need for greater grace and mercy in a culture increasingly defined by judgement and division. The longtime friends also review how music-making has changed over the years, from the collaborative energy of musicians creating together in a studio to the increasingly individual and AI-influenced landscape of today. Through stories of their own work together and the lessons that come with age, Michael offers a perspective that reaches far beyond records and awards: that a meaningful legacy is ultimately less about what we accomplish than how we love and treat the people God places in our lives. 00:00 Welcome to the Wayne Watson Podcast 03:16 The Yacht Rock Sound: Creating Musical Magic 06:55 The Power of Creative Community 14:06 Piano Man and Billy Joel: A Session Player's Life 17:13 From Chicago to LA: Following the Music 22:37 Faith and Family: Armenian Heritage and Coming to Christ 30:31 Faith in the Studio: Working with Pop Icons 38:35 The Christopher Cross Record That Changed Everything 50:37 Meeting Stormy: A Love Story Written by God 1:08:20 Legacy and What Really Matters To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/
18 Aug 2026
Still Something to Say: Wayne Watson on his Life, Music and What Comes Next
In today's episode of The Wayne Watson Podcast, Wayne turns the microphone on himself for a personal collection of stories and reflections on the experiences that have shaped his life, and the new season still unfolding before him. Marking the anniversary of his mother’s passing, Wayne reflects on the woman who first inspired his love of music before looking back on his small-town upbringing, his parents’ influence, and an unexpected journey that would eventually carry him around the world. From witnessing extreme poverty in the Philippines to stepping into a recording studio for the first time, Wayne shares the moments and relationships that have given him a deeper appreciation for life, his purpose, and the gifts God places in our hands. Along the way, he considers the noise and influence of modern culture, what nearly five decades in music have taught him about serving rather than being served, and why experience can bring an entirely new perspective to our calling. Now entering another chapter of music, concerts, and creativity, Wayne opens up about feeling more secure than ever in Christ—and why, after all these years, he believes there are still new songs to sing and new things worth saying. 00:00 Welcome to the Wayne Watson Podcast 01:40 Remembering Mom: Fourteen Years Later 05:32 Growing Up with Music: Mom as My Muse 06:40 Navigating a Noisy World 12:12 A New Season: From Church Staff to the Road Again 14:34 Faith, Ministry, and Walking with Jesus 16:00 Family Life: Husband, Father, and Grandfather 18:11 Dad's Legacy: A World War II Navy Man 21:28 Witnessing Extreme Poverty in the Philippines 24:02 Studio Days and Lost Friends 28:17 Still Something to Say: New Music and New Season 29:59 The Changing Concert Landscape 32:16 ACT International and Supporting the Mission 35:07 Favorite Things and Life's Simple Pleasures 36:57 Coming Attractions: Michael Omartian and More To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/
28 Jul 2026
When Truth Prevails: Redemption and Legacy with John Raley
In the second installment of Wayne's conversation with renowned trial attorney and mediator John Raley, the remarkable story of the Michael Morton case reaches its powerful conclusion, revealing how one family's fight for justice ultimately changed countless lives. John shares the emotional reunion between Michael Morton and the son he hadn't seen in twenty-five years, along with the landmark legislation that followed—a law transforming criminal justice in Texas and helping safeguard the rights of future generations. He also recounts another extraordinary wrongful conviction case, demonstrating how perseverance and an unwavering commitment to truth can bring hope even in life's darkest circumstances. As the conversation draws to a close, Wayne and John reflect on the role of faith in the pursuit of justice and how Christians can navigate an increasingly divided culture with wisdom, discernment, and grace. 00:00 Welcome to the Wayne Watson Podcast 01:16 Finding Faith Behind Bars 03:07 The Search for Eric 05:31 A Father and Son Reunited 07:21 The Swing in the Backyard 08:10 The Michael Morton Act: Changing Texas Law 11:00 Hannah Overton: Another Wrongful Conviction 12:09 Salt Poisoning and False Murder Charges 15:52 Ministry Behind Prison Walls 17:22 Cindeo Ministries: Serving 10,000 Women 23:48 God's Presence in Closing Arguments 27:31 Death Row and Alfred Dwayne Brown 28:38 Last Meal: Pancakes and Reflection 30:31 Why Are We So Polarized? 32:40 Bipartisan Cooperation: A Lost Art 35:16 Jesus Was Not a Democrat or Republican 39:27 Lamenting the Loss of Civility 41:56 Podcast Outro and Call to Action To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/
14 Jul 2026
The Pursuit of Justice: John Raley and the Case That Changed Texas
In this first half of a two-part conversation, The Wayne Watson Podcast welcomes renowned trial attorney and mediator John Raley for an extraordinary discussion about justice, truth, and the convictions that shape a life. From his childhood in Oklahoma and his unexpected path into the courtroom, John reflects on the people and experiences that inspired a lifelong pursuit of justice. As Wayne and John revisit formative moments from his early career, the conversation ventures into the remarkable story of the Michael Morton case—a wrongful conviction that would ultimately transform Texas law and expose one of the state's most significant miscarriages of justice. Along the way, John shares the perseverance required to challenge a broken system, the personal cost of pursuing truth, and the responsibility that comes with using one's gifts to serve others. Filled with compelling courtroom stories and thoughtful reflections, this episode is a powerful reminder that justice is never simply about winning a case—it's about faithfully seeking the truth, wherever it leads. 00:00 Welcome to the Wayne Watson Podcast 00:38 Meet John Raley: Criminal Trial Attorney 02:30 From Oklahoma to OU Football 04:55 How Theater Transformed a Shy Kid 07:06 Playing Atticus Finch: A Dream Fulfilled 11:25 Growing Up in Small Town America 16:40 Family Heritage of Standing Against Injustice 22:40 The Day with Maya Angelou 24:42 The Michael Morton Case Begins 26:57 The Murder and Wrongful Conviction 30:20 The Blue Bandana: Key Evidence 34:54 Meeting Michael Morton in Prison 36:47 DNA Results and the Real Killer 39:12 Hidden Evidence: The Eyewitness Account 42:48 Justice Served: Prosecutor Held Accountable 43:42 Understanding the Injustice 48:26 Michael's Survival and Separation 49:27 Closing Thoughts and Part Two Preview To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/
26 May 2026
From the Continental Singers to Focus on the Family: Chuck Bolte’s Story
Today on The Wayne Watson Podcast, Wayne reconnects with longtime friend Chuck Bolte for a heartfelt and humurous conversation spanning decades of shared memories. From their early days with the Continental Singers and Jeremiah People to leadership roles at organizations like Focus on the Family, Childhelp, and Alliance Defending Freedom, Chuck reflects on a life shaped by creativity, ministry, and meaningful relationships. Along the way, Wayne and Chuck revisit the unique world of Christian music and performance in the 1970s, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from late-night studio sessions, touring life, and the role humor played in encouraging and challenging the church. As the conversation unfolds, Chuck also opens up about his personal faith journey, the people who influenced him spiritually, and the quiet moment that changed the course of his life forever. The episode later turns deeply personal as Chuck reflects on his battle with acute myeloid leukemia — sharing how his faith, and the support of his loved ones, carried him through the worst seasons of uncertainty and recovery. (00:00) Welcome to The Wayne Watson Podcast (00:42) Wayne Introduces Chuck Bolte (01:45) Chuck’s Early Call to Jeremiah People (06:03) Recording at Sunset Studios and Remembering the Early Christian Music Scene (08:00) The Purpose and Creative Edge of Jeremiah People (10:07) Chuck’s Faith Story and the Four Spiritual Laws (25:49) Moving From Continentals to Focus on the Family (44:01) Childhelp, Alliance Defending Freedom, and New Ministry Seasons (51:32) Chuck’s Leukemia Diagnosis and Stem Cell Transplant (57:21) Friendship, Family, Golf, and Final Reflections To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/ (https://waynewatson.com/)
13 May 2026
Looking Beyond Homelessness: Brandan Thomas and Houston's Open Door Mission
In this episode, Wayne sits down with Brandan Thomas, CEO of Houston’s Open Door Mission, for an honest and deeply compassionate conversation about homelessness and addiction, branching into the importance of dignity and the power of human connection. Rather than reducing people in crisis to statistics or social problems, Brandan challenges listeners to begin with something simple but often overlooked: relationship. From learning someone’s name to showing up consistently, he shares why genuine transformation begins when people are seen not as projects to fix, but as individuals created in the image of God. Throughout the conversation, Brandan offers insight into the complex realities that contribute to homelessness—including mental illness, addiction, foster care displacement, and economic instability—while also sharing how Open Door Mission’s holistic recovery program seeks to address both practical and spiritual needs. As their discussion progresses, Wayne and Brandan reflect on aspects of ministry and leadership, revealing the importance of creating spaces where lasting change can truly take root. 00:00) Introducing Brandan Thomas and Open Door Mission (05:29) Mental Illness, Addiction, and the Complex Reality of Homelessness (09:26) How People Find Open Door Mission and the Power of Word of Mouth (11:06) Food Distribution, Community Partnerships, and Reducing Waste (15:05) Ministry Burnout, Family Boundaries, and Knowing You Are Not the Savior (19:34) Brandan’s Faith Story, Fatherlessness, and the Mentors Who Shaped Him (22:53) Inside Open Door Mission’s 16-Week Recovery Program (28:25) The Honesty of the Mission and What the Church Can Learn From It (36:09) Rethinking “Housing First” and the National Conversation on Homelessness (42:18) From a Cross-Country Motorcycle Ride to the White House Conversation To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/ (https://waynewatson.com/)
28 Apr 2026
Another Time, Another Place: Sandi Patty’s Story Continues
Today's episode is a continuation of Wayne's conversation with acclaimed vocalist Sandi Patty, as their dialogue turns deeply personal, moving beyond the stage and into the seasons that have shaped her life, her family, and her perspective. Sandi reflects on a difficult chapter marked by personal loss, sharing the challenges she faced and the compassion that helped carry her through. Along the way, she offers a powerful reminder of the importance of kindness and of asking the questions that truly matter. As the conversation unfolds, Sandi opens up about stepping into a new season, redefining what it means to slow down as she focussed on investing in her family, and continued creating with purpose. From new music to meaningful collaborations, she reflects on how life experience reshapes both calling and creativity. Through moving stories of loss, redemption, and restored relationships, this episode becomes a heartfelt reflection on the faithfulness of God through every season and serves as a powerful reminder that even in life’s most difficult moments, hope is never out of reach. (00:00) Introduction and Part Two with Sandi Patti (00:48) Personal Struggles, Divorce, and Public Scrutiny (02:20) Lack of Support from Church Leadership (04:00) Learning Compassion Over Judgment (05:50) Moments of Grace and Meaningful Support (07:10) Stepping Back: Family, Retirement, and Life Balance (09:30) New Music, Gaither Collaborations, and Creative Renewal (13:20) Processing Loss: Parents, Hospice, and Final Moments (17:00) Grief, Memory, and Letting Go (22:00) Brokenness, Faith, and Extending Grace to Others (26:00) Vocal Longevity and Adapting with Age (29:00) Music, Meaning, and Songs That Endure (33:00) Family Reflections and Lighthearted Questions (35:30) A Story of Redemption: Her Son’s Transformation (39:00) God’s Faithfulness and Closing Reflections To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/ (https://waynewatson.com/)
14 Apr 2026
The Voice Behind the Songs: Sandi Patty’s Story Begins
In this first installment of a two-part conversation, the Wayne Watson Podcast is excited to welcome The Voice herself, the legendary Sandi Patty. As longtime friends, Wayne and Sandi engage in a warm, and often humorous, discussion that traces the early chapters of her life and career. From growing up in a ministry-centered home filled with music and travel, to discovering her voice and developing her craft through education and studio work, Sandi shares the formative experiences that shaped both her artistry and her understanding of what it means to serve an audience while honoring God. What begins with lighthearted storytelling soon unfolds into a rich exploration of calling and discipline, diving into the moments that quietly prepare us for what lies ahead. Wayne and Sandi also revisit pivotal moments in her musical journey, including her connection to Bill Gaither and the path that led her into the Christian music world. Along the way, they reflect on the evolving nature of the industry and the timeless elements that continue to make music meaningful. Featuring behind-the-scenes stories from iconic collaborations — including the unforgettable duet “Another Time, Another Place” — this episode offers a glimpse into the heart behind The Voice, and the songs that have inspired generations. (00:00) Introduction and Welcoming Sandi Patty (00:43) Early Career Moments and Musical Beginnings (02:16) Life Across States and Family Foundations (05:00) Family Life, Travel, and Ministry Roots (07:32) Musical Upbringing and Early Influences (10:03) College Years and Switching to Vocal Performance (12:00) Jingles, Studio Work, and Early Professional Experience (14:12) Connections to Bill Gaither and Industry Entry (17:00) Joining the Gaither Circle and Career Decisions (20:00) First Recordings and the Milk and Honey Era (26:30) “Another Time, Another Place” – Origins and Recording Story (31:00) Duets, Larnelle Harris, and Vocal Chemistry (36:30) Worship, Music Styles, and Generational Perspectives To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/ (https://waynewatson.com/)
31 Mar 2026
Asking Better Questions: The Pursuit of Truth with Dr. Suse McBay
Today on The Wayne Watson Podcast, Wayne is joined by Anglican vicar, biblical scholar, and longtime friend Dr. Suse McBay. What begins as lighthearted conversation between old friends quickly unfolds into a thoughtful and wide-ranging exploration of culture and the pursuit of God's truth. From Oxford to Texas and back again, Suse reflects on her journey through ministry and academia, offering insight into what it means to teach Scripture while navigating different cultures with kindness and humility, living out a faith that is both deeply studied and genuinely lived. As the conversation deepens, Wayne and Suse explore the tension between knowledge and certainty and the resulting responsibility of those within the ministry space, as well as the quiet wisdom that comes from recognizing how much we still have to learn. Insightful, honest, and often humorous, this episode is a reminder that faith is not just about having answers, but about learning to ask better questions, while trusting God in the process. (00:00) Introducing Dr. Suse McBay (03:02) First Impressions and Unexpected Friendship (06:10) Teaching Old Testament and Greek (09:34) Women in Ministry and Cultural Expectations (13:30) Riverway, Church Planting, and Cultural Context (19:34) What a PhD Really Teaches You (24:25) Why Certainty Can Be Misleading (31:10) Friendship, Ministry, and Knowing Yourself (35:42) Living Faithfully Across Different Contexts (47:02) Dogs, the Monarchy, and Final Reflections To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/ (https://waynewatson.com/)
17 Mar 2026
Life After the Game with Green Bay Packers Legend: Ken Ruettgers
In today's episode Wayne sits down with former Green Bay Packers offensive tackle and Packers Hall of Famer Ken Ruettgers for a thoughtful conversation about football and faith. Ken reflects on his journey from Bakersfield, California to USC and into a 12-year NFL career with the Green Bay Packers, sharing stories from a pivotal era in franchise history—including the culture shift that came with the arrival of Brett Favre and Reggie White as well as the road that ultimately led to a Super Bowl victory. But this conversation reaches far beyond the field as Ken opens up about the challenges many athletes face when their playing days come to an end, and how he now helps others navigate that transition through his work in sociology and mentorship. Along the way, Wayne and Ken explore deeper themes of identity and purpose, diving into the integral role faith plays in shaping life after the spotlight and how God's comfort carries us through life's most devastating challenges. (00:00) Introducing Ken Ruettgers and Life After Football (03:00) From Bakersfield to USC and the NFL Draft (08:00) Being Drafted by the Green Bay Packers (12:30) Early Struggles and Changing the Team Culture (17:40) Brett Favre Reggie White and the Turnaround Years (21:00) Helping Athletes Transition After Sports (26:00) Watching the Packers Win the Super Bowl (32:00) Family Life Teaching and Life After the NFL (36:00) Loss Faith and the Death of a Son (42:00) Finding Peace and Purpose Through Christ To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/ (https://waynewatson.com/)
3 Mar 2026
Faith Beyond the Fairway
Today on The Wayne Watson Podcast, Wayne welcomes longtime friend and 1996 U.S. Open Champion Steve Jones to explore the intersections of golf, resilience, and faith that outlasts every trophy. From small-town beginnings to winning one of golf’s most prestigious championships navigating the ranks of regional competitions to win that title, Steve shares what it takes to compete at the highest level, diving into the pressure of Q-School and the discipline behind elite performance, along with the unforgettable walk up the 18th fairway tied for the lead at a major tournament. But beyond the victories and global accolades, Steve opens up about the challenges behind the success, navigating career-threatening injuries and seasons of uncertainty that ultimately led to a spiritual turning point that reshaped his life. With stories from the Masters to Montana summers, this episode reminds us that while success may fade, a Christ-centered identity endures into eternity. (00:00) From Regional Qualifier to U.S. Open Champion (06:40) The Drive to Win and the Cost of Competition (12:30) Surviving Q-School and Early Career Setbacks (15:00) The Final Hole at the 1996 U.S. Open (19:00) Friendship, Faith, and Life on Tour (23:00) Discovering Golf and Developing Discipline (32:00) A Life-Changing Decision in 1984 (38:00) Family, Montana, and Life Beyond the Fairway (42:00) Faith as the True Foundation To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/ (https://waynewatson.com/)
17 Feb 2026
Faith Under Fire: From 9/11 to Building a Global Brand
In this debut episode of The Wayne Watson Podcast, Wayne sits down with marketing executive, author, and marathon runner Brian Boyd for a compelling conversation about faith under pressure and leadership in uncertain times, diving into the strategies and disciplines required for finishing strong. From his upbringing in a ministry-centered family to building a global marketing agency, Brian shares the defining moments that shaped his journey—including his firsthand experience on September 11, and the leap of faith that followed when he and his wife launched a business in the midst of loss and uncertainty. Tune in as Wayne and Brian explore marathon training as a metaphor for perseverance, as well as the responsibility of leadership in our digital age, and how to walk with clarity and conviction when the cultural noise grows loud. Today's conversation serves as a powerful reminder that whether in business, athletics, or everyday life, faith is not a sprint—it’s a marathon. (00:01) From Seattle to New York and a Family Legacy of Ministry (06:00) Broadcasting, Sports Media, and Early Career Lessons (10:00) Marathon Running, Discipline, and Setting Long-Term Goals (17:00) Health, Training, and the Character of Endurance (25:00) September 11 and Running Through the Towers (29:00) Starting a Business After Crisis and Job Loss (31:00) Building CCB Marketing and a Global Team (34:30) The Future of Media, Marketing, and Digital Discernment (41:00) Faith, Safety, and Walking with God in Uncertain Times To learn more about Wayne Watson visit https://waynewatson.com/ (https://waynewatson.com/)
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