A Fiercer Delight with Matt Gordon
The world can feel heavy, full of pain that outpaces our joy. A Fiercer Delight is Matt Gordon’s search for something brighter - conversations with coworkers, business leaders, neighbors, and friends who are chasing goodness, truth, and wisdom in their real, messy lives.
Each episode explores the human experience - failures, turning points, small delights, and big transformations - to uncover how we might live with more light, more hope, and more joy. Starting with local voices and expanding nationally, A Fiercer Delight invites you to sit in on candid, thoughtful, sometimes funny talks that just might leave you inspired to find a fiercer delight of your own.
A Fiercer Delight with Matt Gordon
Latest Episodes
Lindsay Butcher: Jazzercise, Achilles, and Practicing Joy
What happens when the movement you love disappears in one step across a Walgreens parking lot? Lindsay Butcher teaches Jazzercise, loves to run, and spent seven months relearning how to live without either.Lindsay started Jazzercise as a...
Ronnie & Liz Lea: House Parties, Mahjong, and 23 Years
What does 23 years of marriage still look like when you catch each other smiling from across the room? Ronnie and Liz Lee sit down together, a rare double guest on the show, to talk about what makes their partnership work.They met as fri...
Angie Sanders: Buckets, Housewives, and Staying Regulated
What if the smile you give the world could finally match the one you feel inside? That's the question a middle school journal entry planted in Angie Sanders long before she had words for it.Angie talks with Matt about the children's book...
Brandon Hoops: Wendell Berry, Farms, and a Fiercer Life
What does it look like to live a full, unhurried life, and to keep planting trees you will never sit under the shade of? Wendell Berry, the farmer, novelist, and poet, died this year at 92, and Matt brings back returning guest Brandon Hoops for...
Cole Stoecklein: Wendy's, Golf, and the Joy Gallery
What does it take to find real joy in a Wendy's parking lot in Lebanon, Missouri? For Cole Stoecklein, it started as a lucky ritual on drives to Mizzou and turned into something closer to superstition.Cole talks about growing up between ...