Former pitcher turned stand-up comic Stephen Chamblee joins Grant Banko and Adam Moreau for a laugh-filled conversation on failure, reinvention, and why life’s best material often comes from its toughest innings. From throwing curveballs on the mound to delivering punchlines on stage, Stephen shares the surprising parallels between pitching in pressure moments and performing in front of a crowd, how resilience carries over from the diamond to the mic, and why humor remains his best tool for handling life’s fastballs. Whether you love baseball, comedy, or just a good story about chasing unlikely dreams, this episode is equal parts hilarious and inspiring.

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Tyle Hankins, Head Coach of the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Baseball Team, joins the conversation with hosts Adam Moreau and Grant Banko to discuss building relationships with not just his players, but anyone that crosses his path. Adam had the benefit of coaching with Tyle on the Savannah Bananas for a summer and shares what he learned from Tyle.

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• Twitter: ⁠⁠@Tyle_Hank4⁠
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On this episode of Questioning Questions with Quinnten, Grant, Adam, and Q discuss the trend of run clubs, Strava, and everything else running popping up out of nowhere.

Paul Johnson, entrepreneur, nonprofit founder, and board member at Service Dogs Saving Lives, joins Grant Banko and Adam Moreau for a deeply personal and inspiring conversation on resilience, purpose, and finding meaning after unimaginable loss.

In 2015, Paul tragically lost his eldest son. That loss became a turning point. In 2022, he and his wife Linda co-founded Service Dogs Saving Lives (SDSL) — a nonprofit dedicated to pairing rescue dogs with veterans suffering from PTSD. Paul shares how this mission has helped create healing not just for veterans, but for families like his own.

In this episode, Paul opens up about grief, faith, and why service — in all its forms — remains the most powerful path to purpose. Whether you’re navigating your own challenges or looking to make a meaningful impact, this conversation is a reminder that we can all turn pain into purpose, and purpose into legacy.

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Erin Dixson, Assistant Coach for Georgia Tech Softball, joins the conversation with hosts Adam Moreau and Grant Banko to discuss her journey of betting on herself to land her dream job of pitching coach for Georgia Tech Softball. Erin discusses her unusual path of her playing career through college and how that helped her create relationships that would end up helping her along the way. Erin went to Eckerd College with Adam and Grant so while the conversation includes many takeaways, they also include some fun along the way.

If you would like to follow Erin's journey her social media handles are

• Twitter: ⁠@dixson_erin⁠
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Welcome to Questioning Questions with Quinnten, the podcast where curiosity takes center stage. Together, we’ll challenge assumptions, explore deeper meanings, and ask the questions behind the questions. Ready to rethink what you know?

Rod Thompson, General Manager at ADESA and a U.S. Air Force veteran, joins Adam Moreau and Grant Banko for a compelling conversation on leadership, adaptability, and purpose in today’s fast-moving business world. From his early days in the military to leading national sales strategies in the automotive remarketing industry, Rod shares how discipline, integrity, and relationship-building have guided his career. He opens up about transitioning from the structured environment of the Air Force to the dynamic pace of the private sector, the importance of trust in high-performing teams, and how staying grounded helps him lead through uncertainty. This episode is a masterclass in resilient leadership, reminding us that lasting impact comes from serving others, staying curious, and always leading by example.

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In this episode of the Tea Work Podcast, co-host Adam Moreau interviews Caleb Harkleroad, president of Harkleroad Diamonds and Fine Jewelry, about his journey into the family jewelry business, the importance of networking, and the challenges of managing a luxury retail business. Caleb shares insights on finding a niche in the jewelry market, balancing business development with day-to-day operations, and the significance of personal growth and time management. He also discusses his new venture, a mobile pub called An Sibin, and reflects on the importance of internal audits in both personal and business contexts.