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Hosted by Dan Griffin & Todd DeKruyter · business · EN
Faithonomics explores what it means to run a business that truly honors God. Through candid conversations with Christian CEOs and marketplace leaders, we unpack how faith shapes culture, decisions, and success, showing that eternal impact and excellence can go hand in hand.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFaithonomics explores what it means to run a business that truly honors God. Through candid conversations with Christian CEOs and marketplace leaders, we unpack how faith shapes culture, decisions, and success, showing that eternal impact and excellence can go hand in hand.
Faithonomics is hosted by Dan Griffin & Todd DeKruyter. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "No Margin, No Ministry" (18 March 2026, 43 minutes), "Boundaries in Family Business" (10 March 2026, 55 minutes), and "Redemptive Business" (3 March 2026, 49 minutes).
Faithonomics publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Faithonomics is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Faithonomics requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Faithonomics's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Faithonomics are Business & Management Consulting and Religion & Faith. Faithonomics has a business audience.
Dan Griffin & Todd DeKruyter hosts Faithonomics, a business podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Episode #18
Recorded in the dead of winter after a surprise snow event, this episode opens with lighthearted stories about the Souths rare snowfall—from a few inches in South Carolina to flurries in Gainesville, Florida—and the...
Episode #17
In this episode Todd and Dan welcome Melissa Mitchell-Blitch, author of In the Company of Family, to discuss the unique challenges of family businesses. Melissa defines boundaries as what differentiates one thing from...
Episode #16
In this episode Joe Reed, from Exponent Group, joins the Todd & Dan to discuss building tools and practices that help faith-driven leaders measure real impact in communities. He explains how Pulse started as a need for...
Episode #4
This episode mixes light football banter with deep conversation about the Tebow Group and Tim Tebow Foundation. Hosts, Dan and Todd, discuss a documentary called "Redemption," divided college football loyalties, and the...
Episode #15
Hosts Dan, and Todd, talk with Anthony Smith, founder of Dynamic Results, about preparing small, "non-sexy" businesses for sale. Anthony shares his path from Napa Auto Parts and Amazon to founding an M&A boutique, then...
Episode #14
In this episode Pete Gall joins the hosts to explore how a clear identity in Christ reshapes how we live at work, at home, and in prayer. Pete traces his own journey from advertising to ministry and brand strategy, and...
Episode #13
Animation legend Butch Hartman joins the podcast to tell his story: growing up drawing cartoons, training at CalArts, working across studios, and creating hits like Fairly OddParents and Danny Phantom. He shares how he...
Episode #12
In this episode Wade McGuinn shares the 40-year story of McGuinn Homes — a company that grew from building one house at a time to becoming South Carolina’s largest privately held builder by volume. Wade describes how...
Episode #11
In this episode Pete Ochs shares his journey from farm kid and banker to founder of a family-owned manufacturing group and the creator of Seat King — a business that operates inside maximum and medium security prisons...
Episode #10
In this episode Alex Melvin, third-generation owner and CEO of Rural King, joins the hosts for a candid conversation that begins with a backyard chicken story and grows into a deep discussion about faith, leadership...
Episode #9
In this episode, Pat and Kyle Quill share the 30-year story of Carolina HVAC Electrical — from Pat’s start after Navy nuclear service, through early struggles and a bankruptcy he chose to repay, to the company’s growth...
Episode #8
In this episode Danielle Waugh, a C12 chair from West Michigan, shares personal stories and practical lessons about integrating faith and work. She opens with a lighthearted backyard-chicken moment that led to...
Episode #7
In this episode Phil Clemens, former CEO of Clemens Food Group, shares the story of a 130-year family business that processes 27,000 hogs a day and employs about 6,000 people. Phil explains how the company shifted from...
Episode #6
In this episode Mary Lane Baker, co-founder and integrator of VA USA, shares her journey from public school teacher to building a virtual assistant company that creates remote jobs for military families. She explains...
Episode #4
In this episode, Ron Blue (founder of Blue & Co., Blue Trust, National Christian Foundation, Kingdom Advisors, and the Ron Blue Institute) walks through his journey from Wall Street accountant to faith-driven financial...
Episode #3
Join hosts Dan and Todd as they chat with Luke Van Wyk — a former family-business owner turned C12 chair — about the journey from farming to manufacturing, leading a multi-decade business, navigating family dynamics...
Episode #2
Timothy Coors, co-CEO of CoorsTech, discusses leading a century-old family business across global markets. He covers co-CEO dynamics, translating core values across cultures, operational focus in semiconductor and...
Episode #2
Mark Whittaker shares his journey from Ivy League scientist and rising Fortune 500 executive involved in price‑fixing to whistleblower, prison conversion, and decades of leading faith‑at‑work initiatives. He discusses...
Recent guests on Faithonomics. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
Founder and Chief Purpose Officer, West West Clothing
former NFL player, Tim Tebow Foundation
Emmy and NAACP Award-Winning Director/Producer, W.E.B. Du Bois Movement for Abolition and Reconstruction School
Creator of The Fairly Odd Parents, Butch Hartman Studios
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