The Dan Scott Show Podcast

David Stein is a former national radio sports talk show host. He hosted the Clemson football tailgate show for a number of years. And he also was, self-admittedly, a Jewish atheist addict. Then he found Jesus. Listen to his remarkable story, and check out where God has him now!

In this week's episode, Dan shares a recent talk he gave at a drug and alcohol rehab center - Hope Center Ministries. Listen as Dan shares his testimony, the Gospel, and how Jesus Christ changed his life.

Don Harper grew up in the segregated South. He went on to the US Army, to a long executive career at Goodyear, and has served as a mentor to many, many people along the way. This week, he joins Dan to talk about mentorship, race relations, the impact his father had on his life, and - of course - Jesus.

Molly McManime is an NFL agent living and working in Las Vegas. She's also a Christian, very open and public about her faith. The story of how she got to both places is the focus of this week's Dan Scott Show. Check it out!

Chris Williams was a successful NCAA athletic director who was overtaken by depression and anxiety. This week Chris shares his battle, answering the inevitable question, "How can a Christian suffer from depression?" Oh by the way, God's redemptive power has Chris BACK in college athletics two years later. Check it out!

Actor TC Stallings is this week's guest on The Dan Scott Show. Stallings, who played college football at Louisville and professionally in three different leagues, answered God's call to become an actor in 2012. His most notable role to date has been Tony Jordan in the move "The War Room." Stallings shares his faith journey, and much more in this captivating interview.

Spartanburg (SC) County Sheriff Chuck Wright is, on one hand, a no-nonsense law enforcement officer. On the other, he's a compassionate follower of Jesus Christ. Listen to  how the two intertwine, and how Sheriff Wright navigates his job in a time when police officers are under more scrutiny than ever before.

Almost 11 years ago, Eric Boughman and wife Kim went through the unspeakable tragedy of losing their 7 year old daughter, Emma. On this week's show Eric shares how the grace of Jesus Christ has sustained his family, and how Emma's memory and legacy are working for good today.

Comedian Jeff Allen was an alcoholic, drug-addicted atheist before Jesus got hold of him. Hear Allen's incredible testimony on this week's Dan Scott Show.

Dan interviews former MLB pitcher Brandon Puffer about his new book, "From The Bullpen To The State Pen," a powerful story of the redemptive grace of Jesus Christ. Also included - welcoming two new affiliates, and an Honoring A Legacy segment.

The new radio show is finally here. And in this first episode, Dan explains how we got here, what Grand Slam Ministries is all about, and shares his testimony. Plus, honoring a legacy.

On this episode, Dan shares the exciting news of the upcoming radio show - set to start in January. And he has specific ways you can pray for GSM, as well as the upcoming show.

On July 31, 2022, Dan filled in for Pastor Ryan Goodroe at Utica Baptist (Seneca, SC) and shared his testimony. From a life characterized by alcohol, pornography and infidelity to a new life in Jesus Christ. How low did Dan go? How dramatic was the miracle Jesus did? How did it lead to the formation of Grand Slam Ministries? Listen to find out.

In this episode, Dan shares a talk he gave recently to the men's group at Liberty (SC) First Baptist Church, detailing his struggle to find God's will for his life and how that search ultimately led to the formation of Grand Slam Ministries. Check it out!

On this week's episode, 11-year MLB catcher Eddie Taubensee joins Dan to talk about his career, the special 1999 season with the Cincinnati Reds, and the ministry God has called him into since his playing days ended. Great stuff with a great guy!

Feb. 2, 2012 began just like any other day for Eric Boughman and his wife, Kim. It ended with their 7-year old daughter, Emma, being struck and killed by a car. How God's grace has carried the Boughman's through the past decade is the subject of the return episode of the Dan Scott Show Podcast. You won't want to miss a minute of this one!

This episode Dan celebrates the Cincinnati Bengals making the Super Bowl for the first time in 33 years by talking with four members of the 1988 Super Bowl team - Stanford Jennings, Ira Hillary, Barney Bussey and Ickey Woods. Buckle up!

Jason Romano was a very successful, high-profile producer at ESPN. But in 2017 he walked away from the Worldwide Leader so he could more freely share his faith in Jesus Christ. He does so now at Sports Spectrum. You won't want to miss this episode!

Dennis Sarfate is a former Major League Baseball player, a legend in the Japanese professional league, a Christian, and a staunch anti-abortion activist. Get ready for incredible passion, testimony and a love of sharing Jesus Christ in this episode!

If you're looking for evidence of how Jesus can change lives, look no further than this episode! Greg Whitfield and Heath Bowie share how God took them from despair, addiction and - in Heath's case - near death, and has each of them in ministry today. True miracles to digest this Christmas season!

This time around, Dan and Tom Van Hoy get remarkable insight on the selection of the CFB Playoff teams from committee member Charlie Cobb; And Dave Glenn sorts out the madness of coaching/AD changes in the ACC - most notably what's going on at Clemson.

In this episode, Dan spends nearly an hour with Doug Jackson, the morning man on his hometown radio station in Williamson, WV 35-plus years ago. Doug was a mentor, and one of the reasons Dan got into radio. This was a way to say thank you.

Jeff Allen is one of the funniest men on the planet. He's also a Christian. The story about how he came to Jesus is one of the most riveting testimonies you'll ever hear. Prepare to laugh, cry, and praise God in this episode! And for you sports fans, there's baseball and golf in here, as well!

Former NCAA D-II athletic director Chris Williams makes a return visit to the podcast, catching us up on his battle with clinical depression and anxiety. Chris bares his soul about his struggles, his bounce back, where he's come in the last 3-4 years and, most importantly, where God is leading him now.

On this episode, Dan catches up with Hall of Fame Broadcaster Marty Brennaman, who shares - among other things - a great story of a conflict with former Reds RHP Francisco Cordero. Then CFB writer Ivan Maisel opens up about the suicide of his son, Max, in his upcoming book "I Keep Trying To Catch His Eye." And at the end, another devotional thought from Dr. David Jeremiah.