The Jon Champion Show is more than a podcast to me. It is an opportunity to sit down with interesting people, hear their stories, ask questions, and hopefully leave each conversation understanding the world — and the people in it — just a little better. As a journalist, writer, podcaster and traveler, I've spent much of my life listening to people. I've learned that everyone has a story, and sometimes the most meaningful stories come from people who aren't necessarily famous

The Jon Champion Show is built around a simple idea: good conversations matter. Every episode is an opportunity to meet interesting people, hear stories from different walks of life, discover new ideas, laugh a little, learn something new and hopefully make a connection that lasts beyond the conversation. But creating a show takes time, equipment, travel, production, editing and a whole lot of behind-the-scenes work. That's where you come in. Eye-level view of a microphone se

What happens when you combine a comedian, an interesting person with a story to tell, something funny from the internet, an opportunity to help someone in need, and a woman who can make ancient philosophers sound like they weren't trying hard enough? You get The Jon Champion Show. Eye-level view of a microphone set up for a podcast recording The show is built around conversation, curiosity, humor and connection. Every episode is designed to take you somewhere — sometimes some