Kenyon's Podcast

In this episode of The Leave Your Legacy podcast we chat with two inspiring people who are changing the game in the world of sports. Our first guest is David Eickholt, a sports journalist and the publisher of HawkeyeInsider, a website that is part of the 247Sports network. David has been with HawkeyeInsider since June 2018 and has been providing in-depth coverage of Iowa football, basketball, and recruiting. He also gets exclusive interviews with Hawkeye players, coaches, and recruits. David has a double-major in Broadcasting and Journalism from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and has worked for Rivals Nebraska and KRNU before. David is a proud Iowa native and a die-hard fan of the Hawkeyes. Our second guest is Scott Saville, a sports anchor and reporter for KCRG-TV9 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Scott has been at KCRG since 1999 and has seen many unforgettable moments in Iowa sports history. He also features the skills and accomplishments of high school athletes in his weekly segment, “Athlete of the Week”. Scott is a sports enthusiast and enjoys playing golf, basketball, and softball in his spare time. He lives in Marion with his wife and three kids. We hope you have fun listening to this episode of The Leave Your Legacy podcast and discover more about the awesome work that David and Scott are doing in the field of sports journalism. Make sure to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for tuning in!

On this episode of The Leave Your Legacy Show, join host Kenyon Murray in a captivating conversation with Jordan Montgomery, founder of Montgomery Companies. Jordan shares impactful stories about the influential figures in his life, such as John Maxwell and Jon Gordon, emphasizing the transformative power of quality relationships and personal growth. He discusses the importance of staying connected to family, highlighting the significance of vulnerability and authenticity in both personal and professional spheres. Get a sneak peek into Montgomery's upcoming book, "The Art of Encouragement," where he explores the profound impact of encouraging others and transferring hope. Throughout the conversation, Montgomery expresses deep appreciation for friendship and underscores the importance of showing up for others. Don't miss this inspiring episode filled with wisdom, warmth, and valuable insights on leaving a legacy that resonates through generations.

In this episode Kenyon is joined by Mike and Patty Street to discuss the legacy of their son Chris Street. Chris Street was an American college basketball player who played as a power forward for the Iowa Hawkeyes from 1990 to 1993. He was born on February 2, 1972 in Leon, Iowa and moved to Indianola, Iowa in 1987, where he starred in basketball, baseball and football at Indianola High School. He committed to play basketball at the University of Iowa as a junior in high school. Street was a hard-working and passionate player who averaged 14.5 points and 9.5 rebounds per game in his junior season. He set a school record by making 34 consecutive free throws, a record that still stands today2. He was a potential NBA player, but his life was tragically cut short on January 19, 1993, when he died in a car accident after colliding with a snow plow on the outskirts of Iowa City. Street’s number 40 was retired by the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Chris Street Award was created to honor the player or players who best exemplify his spirit, enthusiasm and intensity. Street is remembered as one of the greatest Hawkeyes of all time and a beloved figure in Iowa basketball history.

In this episode, Kenyon and Michelle share their journey of creating the Marriage WTF channel, a platform where they document their struggles and successes in their marriage. They reveal why they decided to start the channel, what were the ground rules they set for themselves, and what were the most difficult topics they had to face. They also talk about how they have changed and grown as a couple since the first episodes. They also discuss how they found the right counselor for their situation, and how therapy helped them heal and restore their relationship. They share their experiences of finding their faith, joining a non-denominational church, and participating in a bible study. They explain how their marriage was reborn through their faith journey. This episode is full of honesty, vulnerability, and hope. It shows that no marriage is perfect, but with the right support, guidance, and commitment, any marriage can be transformed. Tune in to hear Kenyon and Michelle’s inspiring story of marriage WTF (Worth The Fight).

In this episode of the Leave Your Legacy Show host Kenyon discusses the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and its impact in Des Moines, Iowa. Two FCA leaders share their personal stories of finding purpose in life through sports and faith. Both speakers emphasize the significance of small beginnings and the importance of FCA in empowering young people from challenging backgrounds. The organization aims to transform the world through the influence of coaches and athletes, providing a supportive community and opportunities for spiritual growth. FCA leaders also discuss the importance of building trust and having diverse relationships, both personally and through the organization. Additionally, they express gratitude for their recruits and supporters and reflect on the organization's origins and the importance of leaving a positive legacy.