No Sanity Required

In this episode, Brody and JB sit down with Carter Warn, a new voice on NSR but an integral member of the Snowbird family. Carter shares how God led him from media ministry to discipling students at Snowbird, using unexpected opportunities, uncertainty, and anxiety to shape his path along the way. Together, they discuss analysis paralysis, honoring commitments, the influence of social media, and what it looks like to trust God's direction one step at a time. Through personal stories, practica...

What does it take to build a staff team that serves students well? In this episode, Jb interviews Snowbird summer staff members to talk about leadership, discipleship, and the culture that shapes camp life. From first-year staff to returning leaders, you'll hear stories of growth, hard work, and the lessons learned while serving behind the scenes. We discuss how programs like LMNT help develop future leaders, why humility and accountability are essential for a healthy team, and what it looks ...

Part 2 of our conversation with former Cherokee County Sheriff Keith “Bumper” Lovin covers the capture of Eric Rudolph and the chaos that followed his arrest in western North Carolina. Keith shares firsthand stories from the manhunt, the face-to-face identification, and the pressure of managing one of the country’s most high-profile fugitives in a small-town jail. We also discuss the investigation, the challenges of searching the Appalachian Mountains, and the questions that still remain abou...

Former Sheriff Keith Lovin — the man who helped capture Olympic Park bomber Eric Rudolph — joins No Sanity Required for Part 1 of a powerful two-part series. From growing up in western North Carolina to surviving deadly shootouts, high-risk manhunts, and split-second decisions under fire, Keith a.k.a. Bumper shares the real stories behind a lifetime in law enforcement. This episode offers a firsthand look at the realities of police work, the pressure of leadership, and the moments that stayed...

In this episode, JB shares the full story of competing in a Mr. Beast survival challenge. She shares some stories from blindfolded bus rides and freezing nights to surviving 17 days on little food and constant pressure. We talk about what the experience was really like behind the scenes, how journaling and Scripture helped her stay grounded, and why stepping away from phones and distractions brought unexpected clarity. JB also reflects on friendships formed during the challenge, respect...