One Minute Later With Craig

What if the moment that changed everything… looked like nothing at all? On One Minute Later, Craig—Christian radio host, dad, and expert in awkward honesty—shares true stories that stumble into deeper truth. No preaching. No tidy bows. Just five to ten minutes of real life, one moment at a time. Whether it’s parenting chaos, surprise grace, or a completely normal Tuesday that takes a turn, Craig shows how the smallest scenes can hold the biggest shifts. It’s not a devotional. It’s not a sermon. It’s a story. One minute later, you might feel different.

One Minute Later With Craig is a personal podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 25 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.

Unknown Host hosts One Minute Later With Craig, a personal show with 25 episodes published.

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  Episode 25: When It All Piles Up

  Mar 30, 20267 minS0

  <p>Some weeks don’t ease in… they stack up. A furnace motor dies at the worst possible time. A nearly new TV stops cooperating. A kitchen appliance starts beeping like it’s trying to say its final words. Add in an ER visit, a looming bill, and a truck that decides it needs attention too—and suddenly it’s more than just a bad day. It’s one thing after another. In this episode, Craig walks through a week where everything seemed to pile up, and the quiet, honest question that comes with it: “Really, God?” Looking at Job 1:16 and Psalm 46:1...

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  Episode 24: While We Were Waiting

  Mar 17, 20267 minS0

  <p >At his son Gavin’s middle school band concert, Craig notices a few things while sitting in the auditorium waiting for the music to start.</p> <p >There’s the guy who arrives early and somehow turns the entire room into his personal conversation circle. There’s the realization that folded arms now rest comfortably on top of Craig’s stomach. And there are the glowing phone screens scattered throughout the crowd… even while the kids are on stage playing.</p> <p >But somewhere between the sixth grade band, the seventh grade percussion section, and a room full of distracted...

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  Episode 23: 167 Over 133

  Feb 24, 20266 minS0

  <p>Sunday night was quiet. Ordinary. The kind of stillness you don’t think twice about. Then the room shifted. A blood sugar check. A blood pressure reading that demanded attention. A late-night drive to the ER just a few blocks from home. Wires on my chest. Machines humming in the dark. The tests came back clear. The numbers settled. But somewhere between the spike and the sunrise, something deeper surfaced — doubt. The kind that creeps in when you’re vulnerable and tired and staring at ceiling tiles at 2 a.m. In this episode of One Minute Later, I share the st...

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  Episode 22: Talking Into The Dark

  Feb 10, 20269 minS0

  <p>What’s it really like to talk into a microphone knowing someone listening might be having the best day of their life… or the worst? In this episode of One Minute Later, Craig pulls back the curtain on Christian radio—not to complain or defend, but to explain the tension, the intention, and the humanity behind the mic. From listener feedback (the encouraging and the hard-to-hear) to the unseen work that goes into every show, this is an honest look at trying to serve people you can’t see, with imperfect words and good intentions. It’s a conversation about disc...

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  Episode 21: Be The House

  Jan 20, 20266 minS0

  <p>Somewhere between the Dr Pepper aisle and the checkout line, I realized our grocery cart was telling on us. This episode starts in a small rural grocery store and ends in a much bigger place— what it really means to be “the house.” The one kids linger in. The one that feels steady. The one where nobody’s hiding. Along the way, I share a few moments that changed how I see our home, our neighborhood, and the quiet responsibility that comes with having an open door. No big speeches. Just a real story about ordinary houses—and why they matte...

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