Lulu Gribbin sits down with Rick Karle and Matt Coulter to share a story that’s heartbreaking, hope-filled, and unbelievably inspiring. It’s raw. It’s honest. And it will stay with you long after the episode ends.

James Spann joins as a special guest.

If you’ve ever needed a reminder of strength, faith, and the human spirit…This is the episode!

Lulu is the definition of courage and grace. After walking through something most people can’t even imagine, she carries herself with a strength, humility, and faith that is both humbling and inspiring. She is choosing hope over bitterness and purpose over pain. Lulu has a rare ability to speak straight to the heart, and by the time you finish listening, you’re reminded that resilience is real, faith matters, and even in the darkest moments, the human will finds a way.

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Alabama legend Roger Shultz joins Matt and Rick for one of the funniest, wildest, and most wide-ranging interviews we’ve ever done.

From snapping footballs in Bryant-Denny to snapping towels in an Auburn-Alabama marriage… from being mooned at SEC stadiums to competing on The Biggest Loser… Roger holds absolutely nothing back.

In this episode, he talks about:
🏈 Playing for three different head coaches, four OCs, and five O-line coaches at Alabama
🏈 The chaos and magic of the 1989 Iron Bowl at Jordan-Hare
🏈 His iconic “we ought to pay property tax on this place” Tennessee quote
🏈 How he met his Auburn-royalty wife, and why they never watch Iron Bowls together
🏈 His surreal journey onto The Price Is Right, Oprah… and eventually The Biggest Loser, where he shocked America with his transformation

It’s heartfelt, hilarious, nostalgic, and downright legendary , precisely what you’d expect when Roger Shultz grabs a mic.

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This week on The Good Company Podcast, Rick Karle, Matt Coulter, and guest host Ryan Spann sit down with one of the most recognizable superfans in college football — Nacho Alabamo.

What started as two hours of being left unsupervised in Cozumel turned into a full-blown Crimson Tide phenomenon. Nacho shares the unbelievable origin of the poncho, the mask, and the now-famous hammer covered in player signatures. He talks about sneaking through stadium security, blowing up on social media after meeting Nick Saban, and how he accidentally became a beloved part of every Alabama student’s game-day experience.

Packed with heartfelt moments, hilarious stories, and behind-the-scenes insight into Alabama football culture, this episode is a must-listen for every SEC fan.

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In this episode of The Good Company Podcast, Bubba rolls in with that signature mix of humor, honesty, and “How did we even get on this topic?” energy that made him a legend of Southern radio. He dishes on life, career, family, and a few stories we’re still trying to fact-check… but honestly, they’re too good to question. Then, just when things are settling into a nice rhythm, Bubba's son, Hunter pops in.

If you love big laughs, quick detours, heartfelt moments, and the kind of storytelling you only get from a guy who’s lived a life full of them, this episode is your new favorite.

Bubba delivers. Hunter surprises. You’ll be hooked. Hit play and join the fun.

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This week on The Good Company Podcast, Rick and Matt sit down with Curt Jarvis , former Alabama Crimson Tide standout, NFL defensive tackle, and now a commercial airline pilot. From Saturdays in Tuscaloosa to Sundays in the NFL to captaining flights across the country, Curt’s journey is one of grit, faith, and reinvention. He opens up about the highs of playing for the Tide, the reality of life in the league, the injury that changed everything, and how he found a whole new purpose in the cockpit. It’s a powerful, uniquely Alabama story you don’t want to miss.

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From Harvard football star to hometown hero — Ben Abercrombie’s story is one of grit, faith, and unbreakable spirit. After a life-changing injury left him paralyzed, Ben refused to let it define him. His courage has inspired teammates, coaches, and communities across the country.

Hear his powerful story on this week’s episode of The Good Company Podcast with Rick Karle, Lars Anderson, and Matt Coulter.

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When Mike Lutzenkirchen got the call about his son Philip’s accident, his world changed forever. What began as an ordinary day became the start of an unthinkable journey through grief and faith.

In this deeply personal conversation, Mike shares the moment he learned of Philip’s death, and how he chose to honor his son’s life by helping others make better choices behind the wheel through the Lutzie 43 Foundation.

It’s a story of love, loss, and the strength to turn pain into purpose.

The Good Company Podcast is hosted by Rick Karle, Lars Anderson, and Matt Coulter, sharing real stories from incredible people who make Alabama proud.

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When ESPN’s Lauren Sisler was just a college freshman, she lost both of her parents suddenly, on the same day. What could have shattered her instead shaped her into one of the most inspiring voices in sports broadcasting.

In this powerful conversation, Rick Karle, Lars Anderson, and Matt Coulter sit down with Lauren to talk about grief, faith, healing, and how to find light in the darkest moments. Lauren shares how her parents’ memory continues to guide her journey—and how pain can lead to purpose.

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