Craig sits down with Bryan and Julie Shartle to share the beautiful, heart-wrenching story behind Butterfly Girl Kombucha—a brand born from the legacy of their daughter, Chloe. In this moving episode, the Shartles open up about their journey through grief, the healing power of purpose, and how Chloe’s light continues to inspire transformation in their lives and community.

In this episode, Craig sits down with Chris Combs—founder of CM Combs Construction and fellow That Man Is You brother—to talk about how faith, family, and integrity form the blueprint of his life and business. From pouring concrete to pouring into his community, Chris shares what it takes to lead with purpose in both the field and the home.

“Rooted in Purpose: Steven Tujague on Restoring People and Places”

In this episode of Getting Down With Purpose, host Craig Sweeney sits down with Steven Tujague, founder of Cambium and The Reminding Coffee Shop. Steven shares how his faith journey led him to build not just businesses but hope.

We explore how Cambium breathes new life into faith driven businesses, and how The Reminding creates a sacred space for community, coffee, and conversation. Steven opens up about embracing purpose, and what it means to steward your gifts in a world desperate for meaning.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, creative, or someone searching for your deeper why—this conversation will remind you that restoration is always possible.

We’re joined by Rich Schega of Magnolia Wealth Strategies—a great man, devoted father, and true leader. In this episode, Rich shares powerful insights on faith, family, and leadership that will challenge and inspire you.

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In our very first episode of Getting Down With Purpose, we sit down with a group of men who wear many hats—leaders at Chilco, fathers, husbands, sons, and brothers. But more than anything, they’re men who are willing to open up.

This conversation tackles a rare but critical topic: men depending on other men.
Why is it so hard to ask for help when we’re struggling?
Why do so many suffer in silence when real friendship could be the way through?

Together, we explore the power of brotherhood, the courage it takes to speak up, and the responsibility we all carry to check in on our friends—even the ones who “seem fine.”

If you’ve ever felt like you had to carry it all alone, this episode is for you.

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Let’s get down—with purpose.