Good Call with Mackenzie Salmon

We are all worshiping something. The question is whether it is God or something that has quietly taken His place. Mackenzie breaks down the idol problem in our generation — celebrity culture, career obsession, relationships, money, social media — and challenges all of us to take an honest look at what is really sitting on the throne of our lives. Scripture-heavy, personal, and real.

Part 2 with Angel "Queso" Quesada gets into the questions that matter most for anyone trying to grow in their walk with God. How do you actually hear from God? How do you deal with hate when you put your faith online? Is social media helping or hurting Christianity? Plus a rapid-fire round on trending faith topics including deconstruction, dating non-believers, church attendance, and mor...

Angel "Queso" Quesada's testimony is one of the most powerful stories we have ever had on Good Call. From near-death health crises to an encounter with God that changed everything, this is Part 1 of a two-part conversation you do not want to miss. EVERY GREAT STORY STARTS WITH A GOOD CALL. CREDITS: Music and episode producer - Kevin Walters Assistant Producer - Brahian Castro Cover a...

Who are you when you are between seasons? In this solo episode, Mackenzie opens up about the in-between — the season of transition that feels like nothing is happening, but God is doing everything. She unpacks why we build our identity around what we do instead of who we are, how comparison culture makes the waiting feel worse than it actually is, and what Scripture has to say about trusting God w...

Rashaad Slowley (@shaadiefit) went from playing football at the highest level — Giants camp, the CFL, the whole thing — to building Do More Fitness from the ground up over the last 9 years. He's trained 60+ NFL athletes, became a Lululemon ambassador, started a run club, and now coaches everyone from pro athletes to entire families out in South Florida. In this episode we talk about what it was li...

She walked away from a corporate paycheck, bet on herself, and built one of the most respected gyms in Hoboken. Courtney Roselle is back on Good Call to talk about being first in her family to build a business, how she picks the trainers who get to coach in her space, and what it actually costs to lead a community. Plus, we play This or That: Hoboken Edition and settle some food debates once and f...

Chasing goals can shape your future, but it is also shaping who you are becoming along the way. In this solo episode of Good Call , Mackenzie reflects on the deeper question that often gets overlooked when we talk about ambition and success: while you pursue your goals, what kind of person is the process turning you into? Mackenzie shares personal stories from the early days of her career working...

David was anointed long before he was appointed. In this solo episode, I reflect on 1 Samuel and early 2 Samuel and what David’s restraint teaches us about respecting God’s timing. From serving Saul after being anointed, to refusing to take the throne by force, David consistently trusted God with promotion, justice, and direction. I also share what this looks like in my own life right now — buildi...

For athletes, the game always ends. The question is — who are you after it does? Troy Pelletier chased the NFL, earned his opportunity, and then had to navigate the difficult transition from player to trainer. Today, he works with professional NFL athletes and builds careers instead of chasing his own. We talk about:• The reality of NFL opportunities• The emotional side of stepping away• Rebuildin...

This Super Bowl matchup feels random — but it’s not. In this episode of Good Call , Mackenzie dives deep into the Seahawks vs. Patriots Super Bowl and explains why this game actually makes perfect sense once you look past preseason expectations and surface-level narratives. She breaks down Sam Darnold’s journey to this moment, Drake Maye’s rapid rise in New England, and why both teams’ identities...

In Season 2, Episode 2 of Good Call , Mackenzie gets honest about something many Christians avoid: discipline. This solo episode explores the biblical difference between grace and obedience, and why so many believers feel stuck, distracted, or spiritually immature in today’s culture. Drawing directly from Scripture, Mackenzie talks about sanctification, self-control, accountability, stewardship of...

Season 2 opens with Jack Mac. We talk sports media, legacy, and the pressure to react fast — including whether Russell Wilson’s career arc changed his Hall of Fame perception. We also play Spin Room , breaking down real headlines and the difference between responsible takes, algorithm bait, and PR spin. Thoughtful, funny, and honest. Welcome to Season 2 of Good Call . EVERY GREAT STORY STARTS WITH...

Season One wasn’t about going viral — it was about showing up. In this solo season finale of Good Call , I sit down with you (no guests, no scripts) to reflect on what this first season really meant: the growth I didn’t expect, the lessons I didn’t know I needed, and the “good calls” that shaped everything from the mic to my mindset. I answer questions about Season One — what stood out most, what...

Therapy language is everywhere — but wisdom often isn’t. In this short solo episode of Good Call , Mackenzie talks honestly about how words like toxic , boundaries , healing , and protecting my peace are often used without discernment — and how that can actually keep us stuck instead of growing. Rooted in Scripture, this episode explores: Biblical peace vs emotional avoidance Boundaries vs account...

In this episode of Good Call , Mackenzie sits down with Jake Moscato for a wide-ranging conversation about modern culture and the systems shaping how people think, act, and show up in their lives today. Jake and Mackenzie talk about personal responsibility, discipline, self-improvement, and the tension between growth and victimhood in modern society. They explore how the world values identity over...

This episode gets a little weird — in the best way. Mackenzie is joined by her friend Stephanie Terranova to dive into conspiracy theories, internet mysteries, and the questions that make you stop and go, “Wait… what?” From the Mandela Effect to the moon landing, from alien messages sent into space to mysterious metallic spheres, nothing is off-limits — but everything is discussed with curiosity,...

Grace. Grit. Growth. In Episode 6 of Good Call , Mackenzie sits down with certified personal trainers Courtney Roselle and Alissa Laurie for a real conversation about strength — inside and out. They discuss lifting, confidence, faith, comparison, and learning how to show yourself grace in every season. This episode is for anyone learning how to pursue discipline without burnout and strength withou...

In today’s sit-down episode, Mackenzie breaks down her year with honesty, humor, and a whole lot of faith. From what God taught her, to the habits she’s ditching in 2025, to the chaotic-but-true resolutions for 2026 — this episode is full of reflection, realness, and relatable sports-life chaos. If you’re walking into the new year wanting more peace, more clarity, and fewer emotionally unavailable...

Indiana sports are on a roll, and this episode breaks it all down. I’m joined by my friend and fellow IU alum, Bailey Jackson , to talk Colts confidence, IU Football’s surprising rise, and why IU Basketball (men and women!) feel different this season. We also talk about the current QB situation, Daniel Jones’ injury, the referee investigation after the Chiefs loss, and the playmakers who are chang...

In this episode, I sit down with my friend and fellow fitness instructor Amanda Hinds to talk about her incredible natural weight-loss journey, navigating self-image, and what it looks like to truly rebuild confidence from the inside out. Amanda and I started teaching around the same time, and watching her transform her life—physically, mentally, and emotionally—has inspired me more than she knows...

In this deeply personal solo episode, Mackenzie opens up about her journey from chasing “skinny” to discovering true strength — physically, mentally, and spiritually. She shares vulnerable stories about body image, unhealthy habits, heartbreak, and losing the only job she ever knew… and how each moment led her closer to God and closer to herself. From lifting weights to lifting her faith, Mackenzi...

Our host Mackenzie Salmon is joined by Maddi MacClurg, editor and producer for golf.com, to chat about what it's like being a woman in sports, the world of golf, and red flags in relationships. Credits: Assistant Editor - Andrea Tlacuilo Music Composed, Produced and Mixed by Kevin Walters

A real and funny introduction to who Mackenzie is — her journey from the Midwest to NYC, how she got into sports media, and the stories that made her who she is (even the awkward ones). Music Composed, Produced and Mixed by Kevin Walters