In this special episode of the Robertson and Easterling Podcast, Craig Robertson sits down with legendary Mississippi State coach Ron Polk—known to many as the "Godfather of SEC Baseball"—for a heartfelt and insightful conversation that spans over half a century of baseball history, mentorship, and legacy.

From his early childhood in Arizona, where his father — a former semi-pro ballplayer—first introduced him to the game, to his rise as one of the most influential coaches in NCAA history, Coach Polk shares stories that have shaped his life and career. Listeners will hear about his humble beginnings, his mother’s health struggles which prompted his family's cross-country move, his journey through college and graduate school, and the pivotal moments that led him to Starkville, leading the USA baseball team and beyond.

With 1,373 career wins, 8 College World Series appearances, and over 180 players drafted into professional baseball, Coach Polk’s impact on the game is undeniable. But this episode goes deeper than stats—it reveals the heart of a man who has dedicated his life to machine-like service, who still writes handwritten letters to former players, and who built a home that doubles as a museum to honor the teams and people he’s loved along the way.

Whether you're a lifelong Bulldog fan, a lover of baseball, or just someone who appreciates a life of service well lived, this episode offers a rare and personal glimpse into the legacy of a true American sports icon.

In this episode of the Robertson and Easterling Podcast, Craig Robertson sits down with pastor and speaker Mike Breaux to tackle a universal struggle—envy. They explore how envy can silently creep into our lives, poisoning relationships, distorting priorities, and leading us down destructive paths. But there’s hope. The antidote to envy is gratitude.

Craig and Mike dive into practical ways to shift our mindset, resist comparison, and cultivate a heart of appreciation. Whether in marriage, parenting, the workplace, or even the legal profession, choosing gratitude over jealousy can bring peace, contentment, and stronger relationships. Join the conversation as they unpack the dangers of envy, share personal insights, and offer actionable steps to foster gratitude in daily life. If you’ve ever struggled with comparison or felt the weight of jealousy, this episode is for you

Join Craig Robertson and Matt Easterling on the R+E Podcast as they explore the important topic of healthy sexuality in marriage. They’re joined by certified sex therapist Lida Carraway, who shares expert insights on building stronger, more fulfilling connections. As divorce attorneys, your hosts have seen how intimacy—or the lack of it—affects relationships. Lida discusses common struggles, practical strategies, and ways to strengthen emotional and physical bonds. Whether you’re newly married, a longtime couple, or navigating relationship challenges, this episode offers wisdom and actionable advice. Tune in for an honest conversation about intimacy, connection and improved sexual health in the context of marriage.

In this episode of the Robertson and Easterling Podcast, Craig Robertson talks with Chris Grothe and Cliff Stewart about Aetheric Life, a breathwork-based program for holistic personal development. They share how they each forged interest in wellness and developed a four-session journey that helps participants release emotional blocks, embrace the present, and discover their purpose. Chris and Cliff also highlight the importance of community and the transformative power of breathwork and somatic techniques in fostering clarity and growth. Tune in to learn how Aetheric Life empowers individuals to heal, thrive, and create the life they truly desire.

In this heartwarming Christmas episode, Craig Robertson and Matt Easterling sit down with their wives, Rachel Robertson and Caylee Easterling, to share candid reflections on the challenges and joys of balancing family life with the demands of being divorce attorneys. Through laughter, personal anecdotes, heartfelt moments, and two surprise guests, the couples discuss the importance of being present—whether at work, with clients during difficult times, or at home, where their roles as spouses and parents take center stage. Although in very different seasons of life, they reflect on the lessons learned about maintaining connection, prioritizing what truly matters, and leaning into the spirit of the holiday season. This special episode offers insight into life behind the scenes as the couples share their perspectives on faith, family, and finding balance in the midst of it all. It’s a poignant reminder to be “here when you are here” and “there when you are there,” a mantra that resonates with the season and beyond.

The Robertson and Easterling podcast welcomes two favorite guests, Ben Derrick and Jason Smith, for a special November episode centered on gratitude. In this heartfelt and often spiritual conversation, Matt and Craig sit down with the former pastors to explore the profound impact gratitude has on both personal and professional life. The discussion delves into how a mindset of thankfulness can transform relationships, create greater awareness during life’s challenges, and foster a deeper sense of contentment and well-being. Through personal anecdotes and thought-provoking insights, this episode inspires listeners to embrace gratitude as a powerful practice for positive change in daily life, moving to process as opposed to outcome-oriented mindsets.

In this powerful episode recorded the day after her divorce was final, a former client shares her experience of surviving emotional abuse in her marriage to a narcissist. She discusses how covert manipulation and gaslighting eroded her self-worth and left her and her children living in fear. Her journey of awakening began when the pain of staying outweighed the fear of leaving. She realized she was living for just a fraction of the good times she calls “the 15%”, while the rest of her life was spent walking on eggshells. She offers deep introspection and an introduction to the various healing modalities she used to reclaim her life, learning that God loves her more than the institution of marriage.