Life can change in an instant. For Mark Marrott, that moment came when he suffered a devastating 40-foot fall in 2008. The severity of the accident led to multiple surgeries and left him wheelchair-bound for a significant time. Doctors even discussed the possibility of leg amputation. Yet, against all odds and a 97% fatality rate, Mark's story is one of incredible resilience, determination, and the refusal to let his inner critic dictate his limits. Mark’s journey over the pa

I've had dozens of conversations on KneeToKnee, but there are moments in certain episodes where I feel the air in the room shift. My conversation with Jesse Munns was one of those moments. Jesse came into the studio as a veteran helicopter pilot—nearly 20 years of flying high-stakes missions, from Vegas tours to EMS helicopters, from offshore oil rigs to agricultural spraying. The resume is impressive. The outside looked successful, driven, accomplished. But that's not the st

I've been a fan of Scott Christopher since I first watched The Best Two Years way back in the day. There was something about his presence on screen—authentic, funny, real—that just connected with me. So when I had the chance to sit down with him for Knee to Knee, I was genuinely excited. What I didn't expect was the gut-punch of a story he shared about his childhood. Scott grew up in a single-parent home, raised by a mom who was doing everything she could to make ends meet.