Eleven Talents | Legatus Podcast

At the heart of this project is a simple invitation — to reflect more deeply on leadership, purpose, and the gifts entrusted to us. These conversations are meant to encourage, challenge, and accompany you in the call to lead with faith.

Eleven Talents | Legatus Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Legatus, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Legatus hosts Eleven Talents | Legatus Podcast, a religion show with 26 episodes published.

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  Religious Freedom Under Fire: Erin Mersino on the Supreme Court & Title IX

  Aug 18, 202645 min

  Religious freedom may be written into the Constitution—but without people willing to defend it, those protections are only words. Constitutional attorney and Legatus member Erin Mersino joins the Eleven Talents Podcast to share her journey from criminal prosecutor to religious-liberty advocate. She recounts helping lead the legal fight against the HHS mandate, obtaining one of the country’s first injunctions against it, and ultimately winning at the Supreme Court. Erin opens up about bringing her Catholic faith into the courtroom, the prayers she turns to before a case and how she balances a demanding legal vocation with raising five boys. She also shares the moving story of her youngest son’s Down syndrome diagnosis and his unexpected birth at home. The conversation looks ahead to the legal battles facing America—including free speech, faith in public life, Title IX, women’s sports and the meaning of religious liberty itself. It’s a conversation about courage, motherhood, justice and answering God’s call when the stakes are high.

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  When Work Becomes Worship: Biblical Business Lessons | Dr. John Bergsma

  Aug 11, 202657 min

  Work was never meant to compete with worship. It was meant to become an offering. In this episode of Eleven Talents, biblical scholar Dr. John Bergsma returns to the Garden of Eden to present Adam as the first CEO, a leader entrusted with people, resources, responsibility, and a mission. Adam’s fall becomes history’s first leadership failure, revealing what happens when stewardship is separated from obedience to God. Dr. Bergsma also draws business lessons from Solomon, the wisest king of the Old Testament, whose life demonstrates that wisdom, wealth, and success are not enough when ambition loses its proper order. The conversation then becomes deeply personal as Dr. Bergsma reflects on the loss of his son and his profound encounter with redemptive suffering. His Catholic faith gave him more than an explanation for pain; it showed him how suffering united to Christ can be transformed and offered. This conversation challenges Catholic leaders to reintegrate work with worship, treat success as stewardship, and entrust both life’s highest joys and deepest losses to God.

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  What Surrender Looks Like After Raising $130M | Hallow Co-Founder Alessandro DiSanto

  Aug 4, 20261 hour

  On paper, Alessandro DiSanto was succeeding. In reality, everything around him was beginning to disintegrate. Then his best friend, a McKinsey consultant, encountered the peace of God through prayer. That experience changed the direction of their lives and helped lead to the founding of Hallow. Alessandro joins Legatus President Stephen Henley to discuss his early addiction to success, why Hallow chose a for-profit model, and what surrender looks like after raising more than $130 million in capital. He also shares advice for young entrepreneurs learning to recognize and sharpen their God-given gifts.

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  Run Into the Storm: Two Men and a Truck’s Brig Sorber on Faith and Loss

  Jul 29, 20261h 1m

  Six months before this conversation, Brig Sorber’s wife of 40 years, Fran, died by suicide. In the grief that followed, Brig made a decision: he would not run away from the storm. Brig compares it to the difference between a buffalo and a cow. The cow runs away from the storm, while the buffalo moves directly into it. For Brig, “being the buffalo” means trusting Christ and allowing the Holy Spirit to carry him through pain he cannot carry alone. Brig also shares how he helped grow Two Men and a Truck from a $200 pickup into a major franchise with more than 3,200 trucks. He explains why business success ultimately left him feeling empty, how he surrendered the company to Christ and how his faith shaped the way he led through growth, recession and the eventual sale of the business. Brig joins Legatus President Stephen Henley for an honest conversation about faith, family, leadership, grief and choosing to run into life’s storms instead of away from them.

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  Four Super Habits | Dr. Andrew Abela

  Jul 21, 202657 min

  Dr. Andrew Abela—Dean of the Busch School of Business at The Catholic University of America, author of Super Habits , and editor of A Catechism for Business —joins the Eleven Talents Podcast for a thought-provoking conversation on what it truly means to live out your Catholic faith in the marketplace. From rediscovering his faith during business school in Switzerland to helping shape the next generation of ethical business leaders, Dr. Abela shares why virtue isn't just good theology—it's the foundation of lasting success. He explains how habits rooted in prudence, justice, courage, and self-discipline can transform the way we lead, make decisions, and build thriving organizations. The conversation also explores the importance of Catholic community, raising children in the faith, forming workplace cultures that prioritize people over profits, and why businesses that genuinely serve their employees often outperform their competitors over the long term. Whether you're an executive, entrepreneur, young professional, or anyone seeking to integrate faith into your daily work, this episode offers practical wisdom and timeless principles for becoming both a better leader and a more faithful disciple. In this episode you'll learn: Why virtue is the ultimate "super habit" How faith shapes authentic business leadership The connection between company culture and long-term success Practical ways young professionals can stay rooted in their faith Why treating people with dignity is both morally right and good business This conversation is a compelling reminder that true success isn't measured only by profit—it's measured by the lives we impact and the character we cultivate.

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