In Episode 4 of The Brenton Peck Podcast, I’m joined by Ben Blessing — composer, educator, ultra-endurance runner, former Marine Corps musician, and current service member in the Idaho Army National Guard’s 25th Army Band. We explore his musical roots and teaching path, service through music, national recognition as a composer, and the grit required to compete in ultra-marathons. This is a story of discipline meeting creativity—finding harmony between art and endurance, stage and trail. 

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In Episode 3 of The Brenton Peck Podcast, I sit down with Rachel Fabbi, LMFT, CADC, PMH-C — a licensed marriage and family therapist, certified perinatal mental health specialist, and birth doula. With over 22 years in the mental health field, Rachel shares her journey from case manager to private practice therapist, shaped by her own postpartum experiences. This conversation explores therapy, addiction recovery, postpartum challenges, and the resilience it takes to keep showing up for others. 

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In Episode 2 of The Brenton Peck Podcast, I sit down with author and storyteller David Mark Brown for a long-form conversation about writing, imagination, and what he calls the invisible real. We talk about the power of serial storytelling in shaping culture, how writing explores identity and faith, and why imagination is not a dismissal but a lens for seeing reality. This is a 3-hour exploration of story, creativity, and faith woven through the unseen dimensions of life. 

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In the first episode of The Brenton Peck Podcast, author and speaker Debra Peck shares her story of living with scrupulosity — a form of religious OCD that convinces people they’re failing God no matter what they do. We discuss how it distorts faith, the trauma it causes, and why telling your story can be a step toward hope and healing. Debra also shares the heart behind her book The Hijacked Conscience, written to help pastors, counselors, and families walk with compassion alongside those who struggle. 

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