In this episode of On The Record Show, Conroy uses the powerful metaphor of a medieval army to explore the battles we face in faith, relationships, work, and everyday life. Drawing parallels between archers, spearmen, foot soldiers, generals, and advisors, he shows how each “role” represents strengths, weaknesses, and support systems in our own lives and why trying to fight every battle solo often leads to defeat, burnout, or quiet frustration.

You’ll hear honest reflections on losing battles even when you thought you were fully prepared, the wisdom of delegation and teamwork, and the importance of seeking counsel instead of pretending you’re fine. Inspired by scripture and timeless strategy principles, this episode invites you to analyze your own “army”: Who’s covering your blind spots? What strategies need to change? Where do you need healing, retraining, or reinforcements?

If you’re tired of struggling in silence or feeling like you have to be strong all the time, this conversation will challenge you to rethink how you fight, who you fight with, and how trusting God and others can turn the tide in your favor one battle at a time.

In this episode of On The Record Show, Conroy breaks down one of the most overlooked questions of modern life: do you truly need it…or are you just driven by greed? From food, money, status, and success to love, validation, and attention, we explore how healthy needs quietly morph into unchecked desire and how that shift can lead to restlessness, exploitation, and regret.

Drawing on ideas like Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, real-life examples, and the famous Gandhi quote about need and greed, this conversation helps you spot the subtle moment when “enough” turns into “never enough.” You’ll learn the difference between positive ambition and destructive greed, how to set boundaries around your desires, and practical questions to ask yourself before you chase the next thing.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re building a better life or just feeding an endless appetite for more, this episode will challenge you to pause, reflect, and choose a healthier balance between need and greed.

A great father. A crushing burden. And one quiet decision that changes everything.

In this episode of On The Record Show, Conroy shares the powerful story of John and Emily. a couple pushed to the edge by bills, responsibility, and the constant demands of caring for a child with special needs. When the pressure mounts and the thought of walking away whispers in John’s mind, he reaches a crossroads that many of us secretly recognize: escape or endure.

Through this emotional, real-life style story, you’ll explore what it really means to choose love over fear, commitment over comfort, and strength over the “easy way out.” You’ll be reminded that while running might look like freedom, true fulfillment is found in staying, fighting, and showing up for the people who need you most.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, tempted to quit, or on the brink of walking away from your responsibilities, this episode is for you. Hit play to be encouraged, challenged, and reminded that the choices you make today shape the life and legacy, you live tomorrow.

Organized Thought: Turning Desire into Destiny is all about helping you think on purpose instead of by default. In this episode of On the Record, your host Conroy unpacks Napoleon Hill’s powerful idea of “organized thought” and shows how your desires, when guided by willpower and clear thinking, can literally shape your future.

You’ll explore how Hill’s mental “charts” turn scattered thoughts into a focused roadmap, with willpower as the boss, reason as the judge, emotion as fuel, and imagination as your planner. You’ll learn how to separate facts from fiction, build habits that serve your Definite Major Purpose, and surround yourself with people who sharpen your thinking instead of distracting it.

By the end of the episode, you’ll know how to channel your motives into a clear purpose, create plans that actually move you forward, and take daily, disciplined action—so your desires stop being daydreams and start becoming destiny.