In this episode, Sarah Bachmann sits down with retired State Trooper Tim Clements for an honest and wide-ranging conversation about his career in law enforcement. Tim shares what drew him to the profession, the realities of the job, and the moments that shaped him along the way—from routine house calls to delivering devastating news to families, and even the lighter moments found in the courtroom.

Tim reflects on the responsibility that comes with wearing the badge, the emotional weight officers carry, and how those experiences stay with you long after retirement. It’s a thoughtful look at service, humanity, and the stories behind the uniform.

In this episode, Sarah Bachmann sits down with Nancy Draack Hebert for an honest and reflective conversation about abandonment, divorce, and the lasting impact of childhood experiences. Nancy shares what it was like growing up without her father, navigating the emotional weight many children of divorce carry, and later facing similar feelings when her first marriage ended.

Nancy reflects on the role her mother played in shaping her resilience, how boundaries and self-awareness helped her heal, and why forgiveness became essential to moving forward. It’s a thoughtful conversation about identity, trust, and learning to let go of what no longer serves you.

In this episode, Sarah Bachmann sits down with Clay Nagel for an honest and motivating conversation about coaching, discipline, and finding purpose. Clay shares stories from growing up on a dairy farm with six siblings, how wrestling shaped his character, and the mentor who helped redirect his life when he needed it most.

Clay reflects on why values rooted in faith and family matter, why attitude and effort are always within your control, and what it takes to build not just winning teams, but strong people. It’s a conversation about growth, responsibility, and the lasting impact of having someone believe in you.