The Divine Design Podcast

I sat down with Mark Montgomery, a serial founder with ten-figure exits, to talk about the part nobody warns you about: surviving your own success. This is a conversation about what is left when the thing you built is gone, when the money turns out to be fuel for something else, and when the same drive that made you can quietly unmake you. This conversation is about what gets transmitted across a...

I sat down with the Honorable Glenn Anderson, a banker turned state legislator who calls himself a Gandhi Republican, to ask how you actually build a civilization that holds together. We started with one idea he told me that wouldn't leave my head, that an economic zone only works if it is a place people genuinely want to live, and from there we climbed the whole ladder: culture, energy, power...

I sat down with Christy Lynn Hicks, a builder of builders who climbed a corporate satellite-engineering ladder she hated, found yoga in a Nashville living room, and spent the next three decades turning a Southern conservative upbringing into a practical technology for the inner life. This conversation is about what it costs to live in integrity: the corporate years she was miserable inside, the st...

I sat down with my friend Eric Busby, a man who started college at sixteen by arguing with his philosophy professor and spent the next forty years becoming a Chief Tekne Officer. We traced technology back to its root, techne logos, the rational language of art, and followed that thread all the way to the AI convergence, the one button left on the internet, and the only two things any of us take wi...

All children are wizards. Growing up, most of us forget… but it's never too late to remember. In the founding episode of The Divine Design Podcast, I sat down with my friend Jim Morris to share my Confessio and turn the Divine Design framework on myself. The big questions: • What if the same pattern that destroys civilizations is the one destroying you? • What did you have to let go of to beco...