Mosaic Minds Podcast

Mosaic Minds Media

Welcome to Mosaic Minds. A lifestyle podcast with multiple perspectives. Hosted by Nick Williams & Jason Yocum. We talk and interview guests about everything from self-improvement, fitness, and mental health to sports and tattoos.  The end goal is always to get a listener/viewer to see another perspective.

  1. 6d ago

    From Atheist to Christian Author: Wesley Key's Story of Rock Bottom

    Send us Fan Mail Wesley Key spent two years as an atheist, deep in seminary, trying to prove there wasn't a God. Today he owns two Chick-fil-A restaurants in Bloomington, Indiana, and he's just written his first book. In this conversation, Wes sits down with Nick and Jason to talk through the parts of his story most people never hear: losing three family members within about a year, the anxiety and rock bottom that followed, and the night everything changed for him. He also talks about growing up a pastor's kid, what it actually took to build a career at Chick-fil-A, and how a simple restaurant vision statement became the title of his debut book, Inspire. Nourish. Cultivate. This is one of the more openly faith-centered conversations in the show's history, and Wes is candid about all of it: the doubt, the loss, and what he found on the other side. Wesley Key's book, Inspire. Nourish. Cultivate.: A Journey of Redemption. A Story of Hope., is out August 25th and available now for pre-order. If this one resonates, follow Mosaic Minds Podcast so you don't miss the next conversation, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Mosaic Minds Podcast: mosaicmindspodcast.com Wesley Key (guest): Website — https://www.wesleykey.com Book (pre-order on Amazon) — https://www.amazon.com/dp/1964508673 Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/kellysguy/ Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/wes.key.7 Website: mosaicmindspodcast.com TikTok: mosaic.minds.podcast Instagram: mosaic.minds.podcast LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/mosaic-minds-podcast Facebook: mosaicmindspodcast X (Twitter): mosaic_podcast Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mosaic.minds.podcast Contact us for booking and show ideas: mosaicminds37@gmail.com

    From Atheist to Christian Author: Wesley Key's Story of Rock Bottom
  2. Jul 23

    From Tecmo Bowl to Jim McMahon: Inside CJ Wallis's Documentary World

    Send us Fan Mail CJ Wallis makes documentaries about the stories hiding behind things everyone thinks they already know — a Price Is Right superfan who beat the system, an NFL quarterback more misunderstood than his highlight reel suggests, and a video game that's kept a community together for decades. On this episode of Mosaic Minds Podcast, Nick and Jason sit down with the director of Perfect Bid to talk about how he finds these stories, earns the access to tell them right, and why he keeps coming back to Tecmo Bowl. CJ walks through how he tracked down Ted Slauson, the Texas math teacher who quietly memorized decades of Price Is Right prizes, and the last-minute call that turned into Bob Barker's final interview. He also talks about Mad Mac, his long-in-the-works documentary on NFL quarterback Jim McMahon, and what it took to earn McMahon's trust over years of production. The conversation covers CJ's own path from competitive hockey goaltender to filmmaker, and the Tecmo Bowl League he runs — including an upcoming documentary on the community built around it and this year's Tecmo Bowl National Championships, August 8 at DJ's Dugout in Omaha. Follow Mosaic Minds Podcast for more conversations like this. Mosaic Minds Podcast: mosaicmindspodcast.com CJ Wallis (guest): Website — fortyfps.com Instagram — instagram.com/fortyfps Facebook — facebook.com/fortyfps X — x.com/fortyfps YouTube — youtube.com/user/margaretbird Tecmo Bowl League (CJ's organization) — tecmobowlleague.com Event: Tecmo Bowl National Championships — August 8, DJ's Dugout, Omaha, NE Website: mosaicmindspodcast.com TikTok: mosaic.minds.podcast Instagram: mosaic.minds.podcast LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/mosaic-minds-podcast Facebook: mosaicmindspodcast X (Twitter): mosaic_podcast Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mosaic.minds.podcast Contact us for booking and show ideas: mosaicminds37@gmail.com

    From Tecmo Bowl to Jim McMahon: Inside CJ Wallis's Documentary World
  3. Jul 9

    Elton And Me | Salvadore Liberto

    Send us Fan Mail Salvadore Liberto returns ahead of Elton And Me, his night of Elton John classics and original songs at the Studio at the Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel on Friday, September 25. Sal plays his way through the conversation. He performs Skyline Pigeon and tells the story behind it — the song Elton John sang at Ryan White's funeral — and talks about how that friendship changed Elton's life. He explains how he sequences a show to earn an audience's trust, why hearing Elton's Live in Australia record as a teenager made him a musician in the first place, and what roughly 30,000 hours at the piano sounds like now. He also shares two originals, Now's the Time and Nothing Is Perfect, and closes with Daniel. Along the way: the glasses, the shiny stage clothes, whether anyone can learn to sing, and the floating feeling he's had on stage maybe three times. Tickets and details for Elton And Me are available at https://mosaicmindspodcast.com Use Promo Code: Salvadore for $10 off your ticket. Find Sal by searching "Salvadore Liberto" on YouTube or "Salvadore Liberto Musician" on Facebook. ## Chapter markers Use these only if the audio edit matches the video/SRT timing. If the audio version trims the intro differently, shift accordingly. - 00:00 Intro - 01:30 Welcome back, Sal - 03:12 New music and what's new in the show - 04:15 The Ryan White story - 05:29 "Skyline Pigeon" - 07:32 How Ryan White changed Elton's life - 10:15 Why return to the Allied Solutions Center - 13:24 Wardrobe and the Elton glasses - 14:39 "Now's the Time" (original) - 16:01 Building a setlist and reading the room - 20:21 Why Elton? Sal's origin story - 23:57 Evolving as a player over the decades - 26:24 "I'm Still Standing" - 27:40 Singing and playing at the same time - 31:17 The Carmichael and downtown Carmel - 35:18 Music at home: walks with his daughter - 36:31 Can anyone learn to sing? - 40:06 Getting in the zone: the floating feeling - 46:07 "Nothing Is Perfect" (original) - 47:45 Elton And Me: show details for September 25 - 49:36 Where to find Sal + "Daniel" Website: mosaicmindspodcast.com TikTok: mosaic.minds.podcast Instagram: mosaic.minds.podcast LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/mosaic-minds-podcast Facebook: mosaicmindspodcast X (Twitter): mosaic_podcast Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mosaic.minds.podcast Contact us for booking and show ideas: mosaicminds37@gmail.com

    Elton And Me | Salvadore Liberto
  4. Jun 24

    Dr. Julie Basler — The Lie That You're Not Enough (and the Truth That Frees You)

    Send us Fan Mail If you've ever felt like you're not enough — like you've lost yourself somewhere along the way — this conversation is for you. Dr. Julie Basler returns to Mosaic Minds for an honest talk about burnout, depression, self-worth, and finding your way back. As an author, speaker, and former college president and board chair, she knows what it's like to look successful on the outside while quietly struggling underneath — and she's here to remind you that you're not alone, and you matter. In this episode: • Why "knowing you're enough" and "feeling you're enough" are two different things • The advice she got at 27 — "never take your jacket off" — and what it really meant • Trading the suit for tennis shoes: leading among people, not above them • How her mental health and her career collided — and how she came back • The freight-train-vs-locomotive boardroom moment • Why she handwrites a letter to a stranger every Friday • The story behind her new book, "She's Strong Enough to Break" CHAPTERS 00:00 "Knowing you're enough and feeling you're enough are two different things" 02:00 Meet Dr. Julie Basler & the new book 07:48 "I Kept My Jacket On" — the advice she got at 27 09:31 Trading the suit for tennis shoes: leading among them, not above them 12:36 Going to the deep end: writing with raw vulnerability 15:16 When mental health and career collide 19:32 Grieving the title vs. keeping the mission 21:14 The text experiment: what every woman wrote back 22:23 Freight train vs. locomotive — the boardroom story 25:53 The most underrated leadership trait 28:12 Who the book is really for 30:54 The Friday letter project 50:26 One piece of advice to leave you with 51:50 Where to find Julie & the book ABOUT THE GUEST Dr. Julie Basler is an author, keynote speaker, and former college president and board chair. Her new book is "She's Strong Enough to Break: How Female Leaders Can Reclaim Their Mental Health, Their Boundaries, and Their Lives Without Losing Their Seat at the Table." LINKS 🌐 Website (audio + video, all in one place): https://MosaicMindsPodcast.com ▶ Watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/-f-IFt612kI 📖 Book and Website available on July 1: https://juliebasler.com 🔗 Connect with Dr. Julie Basler on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-julie-basler-building-strong-teams/ Hosted by Nick & Jason Yocum. New episodes wherever you stream podcasts — follow Mosaic Minds so you never miss one. A note: this episode touches on mental health and depression. If you're struggling, please know you're not alone — consider reaching out to a mental health professional or someone you trust. Website: mosaicmindspodcast.com TikTok: mosaic.minds.podcast Instagram: mosaic.minds.podcast LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/mosaic-minds-podcast Facebook: mosaicmindspodcast X (Twitter): mosaic_podcast Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mosaic.minds.podcast Contact us for booking and show ideas: mosaicminds37@gmail.com

    Dr. Julie Basler — The Lie That You're Not Enough (and the Truth That Frees You)

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Welcome to Mosaic Minds. A lifestyle podcast with multiple perspectives. Hosted by Nick Williams & Jason Yocum. We talk and interview guests about everything from self-improvement, fitness, and mental health to sports and tattoos.  The end goal is always to get a listener/viewer to see another perspective.