In this episode, I sit down with Stephen Grayhm and Matt Dallas to unpack the real story behind Sheepdog. This is not just a film. It is a lived journey that took fourteen years to bring into the world and required confronting pain, resistance, and personal history at every step.

We talk openly about trauma in the veteran experience, not as something to escape, but as the very force that forges clarity, purpose, and depth. Watching these men walk this path mirrored many moments in my own life. It became clear that what we label as trauma often carries the exact information needed for growth, leadership, and service.

We explore the challenges of making a film that tells the truth, the internal battles that surfaced along the way, and what it means to keep going when the outcome is uncertain. This conversation is about resilience, responsibility, and discovering that there is life beyond the wound.

This episode is for veterans, builders, and anyone who has been shaped by hardship and is ready to understand what that experience was preparing them for.

Thank you and I Love you.

In this opening episode, I sit down with Garrain Asé for a deep and honest conversation about what it truly means to recreate your identity. We explore the roots of religion beyond doctrine, the role faith plays in shaping inner authority, and how modern men can return to clarity, responsibility, and presence in a world that often pulls them away from themselves.

This is a conversation about remembrance rather than reinvention. About shedding inherited stories, questioning old frameworks, and choosing to live from truth instead of performance. We speak candidly about masculinity, devotion, discipline, and the quiet strength that comes from alignment.

Remember, you are a miracle.

Thank you, and I love you.

In this episode, we confront one of the most deeply ingrained constructs in our lives: family. But this isn’t about hate—it’s about freedom. We redefine what family truly means by examining the generational trauma and societal expectations that keep us trapped in repetitive cycles. Using the powerful framework of F.U.C.K.—Forget, Understand, Create, Know—we explore how to break free from outdated patterns and build a new definition of family rooted in unconditional love, accountability, and integrity.

We challenge the idea that blood ties define family, exposing how societal norms enforce conformity and suppress individuality. True family doesn’t bind us to the past; it liberates us to grow and evolve. This episode dives into the courage it takes to say "enough is enough," offering practical steps to let go of limiting beliefs, reclaim your power, and create relationships that support your highest potential.

Ultimately, this conversation is about transformation. It’s about recognizing that redefining family isn’t just personal—it creates ripples that impact everyone around you. This is your invitation to break the loop, love differently, and build something real. Your family isn’t your prison; it’s your liberation—if you let it be.

Key Takeaways:

• F.U.C.K.: Forget the constructs, Understand yourself, Create your reality, and Know your truth.
• Generational trauma thrives on societal expectations and conformity. Breaking these cycles is an act of self-liberation.
• Redefining family isn’t about fixing others; it’s about reclaiming your power and creating space for unconditional love and accountability.
• You are the change agent—the key to breaking the loop for yourself and future generations.

This episode is raw, real, and transformative—a must-listen for anyone ready to break free from the past and step boldly into a new way of living.