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  • Ep. 38 Encouraging Younger Leaders

    Ep. 38 Encouraging Younger Leaders
    Jul 31 2025
    In this episode, Carson, Ingrid and Chuck tackle the essential—and often overlooked—topic of coming alongside emerging leaders. Drawing from years of mentoring experience, these three friends share real stories and practical wisdom on how seasoned leaders can encourage, equip, and empower the next generation. From the importance of simply noticing young potential to navigating the tension between guiding and controlling, this episode offers a grounded, faith-informed approach to mentorship. Whether you’re a church elder, executive, or coffee shop entrepreneur, you’ll find honest insights on how to invest meaningfully in future leaders, without making it about you. If you’ve ever wondered how to leave a legacy beyond your title, start here.
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    32 Min.
  • Ep. 37 Relating to Normal People

    Ep. 37 Relating to Normal People
    Jul 8 2025
    Hosts: Carson Pue, Chuck Davis, Ingrid Davis In this episode of the Mentored Podcast, Carson, Chuck, and Ingrid dive into the importance of Christian leaders connecting with people outside the Christian subculture — whom they affectionately call "normal people." They share personal stories, practical advice, and thought-provoking insights on how to build authentic relationships rooted in curiosity, kindness, and shared humanity. Highlights from the episode: Carson Pue reflects on the challenges pastors face in staying connected with everyday people and shares a story about mobilizing volunteers to build a playground for a local school. Chuck Davis emphasizes the power of curiosity, recounting how simply asking someone to "tell me your story" can open doors to meaningful connections. Ingrid Davis discusses the importance of being present and genuinely interested in others, sharing a touching story about an Uber driver who found hope through their kindness. Together, they explore how relationships act as bridges, built on common interests and shared needs, and how being 10% more friendly can make a world of difference. This episode is packed with wisdom, humor, and practical tips for anyone looking to grow as a mentor or leader. Tune in to be inspired, encouraged, and equipped to engage with others in a deeper, more meaningful way.
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    31 Min.
  • Ep. 36 Listening: The Surprising Secret Behind Inspiring Leadership and Self-Growth

    Ep. 36 Listening: The Surprising Secret Behind Inspiring Leadership and Self-Growth
    Jun 6 2025
    Great leaders aren’t just great talkers; the best leaders are also masterful listeners. Whether you’re navigating the demands of leadership or simply looking to deepen your spiritual connection, this episode offers insight and encouragement to help you lead with both heart and hearing.
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    32 Min.
  • Ep. 35 Generational Legacy

    Ep. 35 Generational Legacy
    Apr 24 2025
    What does it mean to leave a legacy that lasts for generations? On this episode of The Mentored Podcast, Carson, Ingrid, and Chuck guide us through the heart of creating a generational legacy. They share wisdom, personal stories, and a few laughs along the way as they explore how to make meaningful, lasting contributions to your family and beyond.
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    33 Min.
  • Ep. 34 Hurt By Others (Part Two)

    Ep. 34 Hurt By Others (Part Two)
    Apr 21 2025
    Carson Pue, Chuck, and Ingrid Davis continue their open and heartfelt conversation about dealing with the pain others cause. They explore how to build emotional resilience, practice forgiveness without losing yourself, and set boundaries that protect your heart.
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    33 Min.
  • Ep. 33 Hurt By Others (Part One)

    Ep. 33 Hurt By Others (Part One)
    Mar 21 2025
    Episode 33 of The Mentored Podcast kicks off a two-part series, "Hurt by Others," where Carson Pue, Chuck, and Ingrid Davis tackle the deep challenges of betrayal, criticism, and disappointment in leadership and mentoring. If you’ve been wounded in your leadership role, this conversation offers both empathy and practical wisdom to help you heal and grow stronger. With warmth and straight talk, these seasoned mentors explore how to transform pain into a platform for growth. They dig into navigating tough relationships and leading with resilience and grace, even when trust has been broken. Carson shares strategies for ensuring clear communication, while Chuck offers wise counsel for handling the dreaded phrase, "Well, people are saying..." Ingrid brings her thoughtful perspective, encouraging us to pause and ask, "Is there a kernel of truth in this?" They also shine a light on intentional miscommunication, sharing how to rebuild trust when it’s been fractured. With honesty and a touch of humour, they remind leaders that heartache, while inevitable, doesn’t have to define the end of the story. If you’ve felt the sting of being hurt by others, this episode is your invitation to lean in, learn, and lead with renewed strength. Tune in and reflect on this question: What step can you take today to turn hurt into growth?
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    32 Min.
  • Ep. 32 Gratitude

    Ep. 32 Gratitude
    Feb 26 2025
    Gratitude in leadership—simple to understand, profound to practice. On this episode of The Mentored Podcast, our seasoned mentors Carson Pue along with Chuck and Ingrid Davis, lead a heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation on the role gratitude plays in shaping exceptional leadership. Together, they unpack why gratitude is not just an optional quality but a transformative force that strengthens connections, builds trust, and inspires teams to thrive. Our hosts bring their wealth of experience to the table, sharing real-world examples, fresh insights, and actionable steps you can take to make gratitude a core part of your leadership approach. Is gratitude the secret ingredient to enhancing team culture? How can small, consistent acknowledgements foster big results? Carson, Chuck, and Ingrid explore all this and more while asking the kind of questions that linger long after the episode ends. Whether you're leading in a boardroom, a classroom, or around the dinner table, this episode will challenge you to see gratitude not as a task but as a lifestyle. It's time to rethink how a grateful heart can shape the way you lead. Let's get started!
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    28 Min.
  • Ep. 31 Longevity in Leadership

    Ep. 31 Longevity in Leadership
    Feb 12 2025
    How do some leaders stay the course while others fall away? Leadership isn’t just about vision—it’s about longevity. Stick-to-it-iveness. That ability to keep going, even when the road gets rough, the work feels thankless, and the “greener pastures” come calling. This week on Mentored, we’re tackling the two sides of the longevity coin. Should leaders stay long enough to see real change, or does staying too long become counterproductive? What factors are causing a lack of longevity in leadership today? And how do calling, resilience, and holding out for the bigger picture all tie into the equation? We dig into the challenges of staying the course, share hard-hitting truths about why so many leave too soon, and reflect on the importance of being called to something bigger than yourself—even when the results might not show in your lifetime. If you’re a leader—young or seasoned—this episode asks the real questions: What’s keeping you grounded? What fuels your sense of calling? And are you giving yourself to something big enough? Tune in for wisdom, humour, and plenty of encouragement to keep running the race.
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    30 Min.