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In Episode 16 of Go Getters & Go Givers, John Ed Mathison sits down with Alabama Senator Katie Britt, the youngest woman ever elected to the United States Senate and the first female senator from Alabama. From starting her campaign with only two percent in the polls to making history through perseverance and faith, Katie shares what it means to be both a go getter and a go giver. She reflects on how her husband and children strengthen her walk with Christ and how their family’s faith keeps her grounded amid the demands of leadership. Through her story, Katie offers encouragement to young people to work hard, stay rooted in their values, and bring our nation closer to godliness through courage, service, and unwavering faith.

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In Episode 15 of Go Getters & Go Givers, John Ed Mathison is joined by his wife, Lynn Mathison, the owner and lead designer of Mathison Interiors. Married for 29 years and blessed with 10 grandchildren, John Ed and Lynn open up about the ways they’ve encouraged and strengthened one another’s callings over the years. From ministry to design, their paths have been shaped by faith, partnership, and a shared commitment to serving others. Together, they reflect on the seasons of change, the challenges they’ve faced, and the countless ways God has provided for their dreams. This heartfelt conversation is a testament to how God works through marriage, family, and community to create a legacy of impact and faith.

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In part two of Episode 14 of Go Getters & Go Givers the conversation continues with Huntingdon College President Anthony Leigh and student leader Linley McNew.

Anthony opens up about coming to a true and personal faith after being raised in the church his entire life. He also reflects on the close connection between Fraser and Huntingdon and how that shared foundation impacts students. In addition, he shares how 95% of Huntingdon students are plugged into signature opportunities such as sports and clubs, and the conversation highlights the success and growth of the college’s athletic programs.

This powerful discussion reveals how faith, leadership, and community involvement continue to shape both the lives of students and the mission of Huntingdon College.