Podcast Feature: Bryan Driscoll on Car Stars & Everything In Between

Host: Bubba from 100.7 Star
Co-Host: Richard Bazzy from Schultz Ford
Guest: Bryan Driscoll, Author of The Goodness Game

I had the chance to sit down with Bubba from 100.7 Star and Richard Bazzy from Schultz Ford to talk about The Goodness Game, where it came from, and why it’s not about doing something huge- it’s about doing something real.

We covered everything from running away at 18, to why I started writing the book, to how it’s now leading me into elementary school classrooms (which, honestly, I never expected – but more on that below).

If you haven’t watched the full interview yet, scroll up and check it out.

A Quick Look at What We Talked About

Here’s what we got into during the episode:

• How I ended up on a Greyhound bus to Orlando with no plan and a couple hundred bucks

• The stranger in a faded Geo Tracker who changed everything by offering me a place to stay

• Why I still remember her spaghetti-eating cat—but not her name

• How The Goodness Game was born from a simple idea: if I can’t pay her back, I’ll pay it forward

• What “small impact” actually looks like in real life (hint: it’s not a big, grand gesture)

• The surprising response I’ve gotten from third and first graders—and why I’m all in on sharing this message with kids

• The science behind the “helper’s high” and why doing good literally makes us feel better

• How I actually wrote the book (if you’ve ever thought about writing your own, I share the process)

So What Is The Goodness Game?

It’s not a board game.

It’s a short, practical book that helps you figure out what kind of “good” you’re built for—and how to turn that into action. Kind of like the 5 Love Languages, but for giving.

You don’t need a ton of money or time. You just need to know your lane—and the book gives you a few tools to help figure that out.

If you’ve ever thought “I want to help, but I don’t know where to start,” this is for you.

My Favorite Line From the Interview

“Give without remembering. Receive without forgetting. Expect nothing in return.”

That’s basically the whole point of the book, right there.

Want a Copy?

You can grab The Goodness Game on Amazon, or if money’s tight, you can download a free PDF here.

No strings. Just take it and run with it.

Want to Connect?

I’ve started speaking in schools and small groups—especially with kids. If you’re a teacher, parent, or organizer and want to bring The Goodness Game to your class or event, reach out here or hit me up on Instagram: @thegoodnessgame