Todd Boffo sits down with Wilson Smith III, described as the Jackie Robinson of design, a trailblazing designer at Nike and the first African American footwear designer in the company’s history. Over a four-decade career, Wilson has collaborated with cultural icons like Michael Jordan, Andre Agassi, Serena Williams, and LeBron James and helped create some of Nike’s most legendary designs, including the Air Jordan 17 and Air More Uptempo.

Together, Todd and Wilson discuss how architecture, music, and faith have influenced his creative journey; the spiritual insights behind design thinking; and how humility and purpose fuel lasting impact.

Wilson also reflects on mentorship, legacy, and what it means to “stand on the Word” literally, through scripture printed inside his iconic More Uptempo design.

You were born to create. In this solo episode, Todd Boffo explores the first revelation of God in Scripture—Creator—and what that means for high achievers who want to move beyond success into significance. Drawing from Genesis 1, Todd explains why creativity is part of your spiritual DNA, how your words shape your world, and how leaders bring order from chaos by solving real problems. You’ll learn the “small start” principle for turning ideas into impact, why you must see yourself as sent into every room, and practical ways to build what doesn’t yet exist—in your business, family, and community. If you’re ready to aim your ambition at God’s purpose, this episode will help you create with clarity, courage, and conviction.

In this episode of The Todd Boffo Show, Todd welcomes Ken Diehl—military veteran, accomplished executive, and founder of Diehl Capital. Ken’s career journey is nothing short of remarkable: from grocery bag boy to holding top leadership roles—including Chief Executive Officer, Chief Merchant, Chief Operator, and Chief Marketer—at some of the nation’s largest retailers. He brings decades of experience growing sales and profits at Fortune 500 companies such as Kroger, Albertsons, Jewel-Osco, A&P, and Strack & Van Til.

Ken opens up about how the discipline he learned in the Navy shaped his approach to leadership, why faith and the principle of giving were central to his success, and how he transitioned from chasing achievements to building a life centered on people, gratitude, and legacy. Together, Todd and Ken discuss resilience, leadership growth, risk, and what it really means to leave a lasting mark—both in business and at home.