Episode 31 – Eric Curry: The Call That Matters Most

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The Most Important Podcast Ever with BJD

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Welcome to The Most Important Podcast Ever, where we uncover the extraordinary stories of everyday people. I’m Brian J. Dunn, former Best Buy CEO and Founder of The Dunn Group. Each episode dives into the journeys of those who’ve faced challenges, embraced change, and emerged with lessons worth sharing. We’ll hear from retail veterans, community leaders, and unexpected heroes. Whether it’s resilience, comebacks, or defining moments, these stories remind us what truly matters. And, of course, we’ll have some fun along the way. Join me—this is The Most Important Podcast Ever.

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Episode 31 – Eric Curry: The Call That Matters Most

The Most Important Podcast Ever with BJD

41 minutes 57 seconds

2 months ago

Episode 31 – Eric Curry: The Call That Matters Most

Episode 31 – Eric Curry: The Call That Matters Most

Dad. Executive. NCAA Men’s Basketball Official. Friend.

In this episode of The Most Important Podcast Ever with BJD, Brian sits down with his friend Eric Curry — a devoted father, accomplished business executive, and respected NCAA Men’s Basketball official.

Eric has made thousands of calls on the court and countless decisions in the boardroom, but he’s quick to remind us that the most important role he’s ever had is being a dad. Through stories that span family, leadership, and life under pressure, Eric reflects on what it means to stay grounded, lead with integrity, and bring your best self to every arena you step into.

And in one of the episode’s most moving moments, Eric shares the remarkable story of finding his biological mother — a story of identity, grace, and the power of connection that reminds us what truly matters.

This is a conversation about fatherhood, friendship, and the softer side of leadership — and why, in the end, the call that matters most is the one that brings you home.

📖 Referenced in this episode: The Softer Side of Leadership by Eugene B. Habecker (IVP Press)