Nothing Left Unsaid Podcast

17/09/2025

At 36, James Smith’s life changed with an ALS diagnosis. But instead of retreating, he became one of the UK’s most powerful voices for awareness and research, raising thousands.

Known online as , James is a husband and father of three who shows daily that he’s more than an ALS influencer—he’s proof of what it means to live fully while facing the disease. As he puts it: “You don’t live with ALS, ALS lives with you.”

On this episode of Nothing Left Unsaid, James opens up about his journey with ALS, and how inspired him to share his story with the world.

👉 Full conversation available now, link in bio

13/09/2025

Dan Quinn leaned on faith to navigate the rollercoaster of doubt, setbacks, and pressure that come with coaching at the highest level.

💬 When life knocks you down, what helps you trust that setbacks are part of a bigger plan?

👇 Tell us what restores your perspective during the hardest seasons.

10/09/2025

"I remember asking my father, ‘Dad, why are we building commercial air cleaners? No one cares.’ And he looked me in the eyes... He said, ‘Son, someday they will.’"

At the onset of Covid-19, that prophecy came true for Upstate NY entrepreneur Vinny Lobdell, who built his family business, Healthway, into a global leader.

Now, fueled by the tragic loss of his brother, he’s redirected his focus to the Lobdell Family Foundation, ensuring that his brother's name is “always shared with optimism."

Listen to the full conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lERn3WsKad8

06/09/2025

Superbowl Champion Dwight Freeney channels his competitive energy on the golf course, but when his daughters run to hug him, every frustration vanishes in an instant.

💬 What’s the simple joy that instantly melts away your stress?

👇 Share the small, powerful moments that bring you back to what truly matters.

03/09/2025

From the heartbreak of the Falcons’ Super Bowl loss to building a new culture in Washington, Dan Quinn shares what he’s learned about resilience, leadership, and faith.

30/08/2025

Lenore Skenazy challenged the idea that keeping kids safe means raising them to distrust, and showed how research proves trust leads to healthier lives.

💬 For your kids, now or in the future, will you raise them with the same view of trust and safety your parents gave you, or will you do it differently?

👇 What guides your choice?



🔎 Study Referenced: Parents think—incorrectly—that teaching kids the world is bad is best (Clifton & Meindl, 2021, Journal of Positive Psychology).

27/08/2025

Hall of Fame player Dwight Freeney made his name as one of the greatest pass rushers in NFL history. Now, he’s back at Syracuse the place where it all began—taking on a new role with Syracuse Football.

In this week’s episode, Dwight shared details on some of the most pivotal moments in his NFL career, why he chose to join staff with Syracuse football, and how his faith & family play pivotal roles in his life today.

NFL Hall of Famer Dwight Freeney joins Tim and Troy Green on Nothing Left Unsaid to reveal the story behind the spin move that changed football forever.From ...

20/08/2025

Would you let your nine year old take the subway by themselves?
Today we spoke with Lenore Skenazy who was once dubbed “Americas Worst Mom” to talk about kids independence. She shares why independence builds resilience and that kids are much safer than we think.

06/08/2025

Bruce Hornsby’s music never fit neatly into any genre.
His Grammy-winning hit “The Way It Is” - an unflinching look at racism -featured two improvised piano solos, nearly unheard of in pop radio in 1986. 40 years later, it’s been sampled by Tupac in the iconic song “Changes,” reimagined across genres and still resonates today.

On this week’s Nothing Left Unsaid, Bruce discusses the song’s lasting impact, how a challenge from his father inspired his career, and why he calls Tupac’s interpretation "the iconic version.

Listen to the full conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIP0ip4EAtU

In this deeply personal and inspiring episode of Nothing Left Unsaid, Tim Green and his son Troy welcome Grammy-winning artist Bruce Hornsby. Known for hits ...

30/07/2025

Neal McDonough is a fellow Syracuse Orange alumni that took Hollywood by storm starring in things like Band of Brothers.
After Hollywood turned on him, he had to reinvent himself as the perennial bad guy to save his career. Throughout it all, he never lost his faith or his family and is now producing his own films without anyone challenging his values.
It was great to get to talk to Neal directly on today's Nothing Left Unsaid Podcast episode. Despite his near perfection of being the bad guy on screen, the real Neal is one of the good guys you can root for.