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First I’d like to say thank you Marcus for what you’re doing with this podcast. For the first time in my life, I have something I look forward to and if it weren’t for you guys and the rest of the SF community, neither me nor my brother would be here right now. Ok, now […]

SUBMITTED ANONYMOUSLY ABOUT HUDSON’S STORY: This young man is an inspiration to so many. While a normal kid one day then having OCD take over the next, was a complete devastation. During each flare Hudson has endured, he has had some of the most articulate expressions and descriptions of what it feels like to be

Hey guys! I am very thankful I found your podcast. I draw on the courage of Team Never Quit and gain enormous motivation from the guest’s, and fellow listener’s never quit experiences. I hope sharing my Never Quit experience can help some power through a tough situation. Thanks and please keep the podcasts coming. Jamie

Marcus, Wizard and the Entire TNQ Podcast Team, Your podcast is changing lives; I know this to be true because it has brought hope and strength to me since you started a few years ago. I am a 9/11/2001 survivor who stood directly below the second plane’s impact in Manhattan that morning, yes, right at

Hello gents, Just want to start off by saying thank you for your service. This story is not about me by any means but about a very brave friend of mine. He never seeks recognition for his heroic actions because he is such a humble guy but I feel this podcast embodies his fighting spirit.

I have many stories in my life that I had to overcome and never quit but I will tell the most recent one. I’ll start by saying me and my wife where married right out of school, and yes I know we were young to marry but this girl care into my life at the

Hey, I just listened to your podcast about TBI and I was really excited about the new methods to figure out what kind of damage that has been done through sports injuries and understanding it more. I was hit in the head while pitching in 2009, I woke up with my dad standing over me

I’ve never really thought of my story as something “extraordinary” by any means, but looking back on the experience I now realize that I overcame an interesting obstacle right as I was entering adulthood. When I was 18 (circa 2010), I was I was going to the local community college for a 2- year Trade