In this episode of No Quit, Jeff sits down with Jerod Breaux and Randy Benefield, the founders of More Than Fore, to share the powerful story behind their mission.

What began as a deeply personal journey through hardship became a movement focused on raising funds, building community, and supporting families facing childhood cancer. Jerod and Randy open up about the emotional weight that sparked More Than Fore, the uncertainty of launching something without a roadmap, and the perseverance it takes to grow a purpose-driven organization.

They talk about leadership, friendship, sacrifice, and what it means to turn pain into impact. This conversation is about faith, resilience, and choosing to build something bigger than yourself — even when the road is heavy.

A true No Quit story rooted in purpose and action.

In this episode of No Quit, Jeff sits down with Matt Digby, a Deputy Director whose approach to leadership is deeply rooted in discipline, consistency, and physical fitness.

Matt talks about how running and regular training sharpen his mindset, improve decision-making, and help him stay grounded in a role where pressure is constant and responsibility is high. They discuss the connection between physical endurance and mental clarity, and why leaders who take care of themselves are better equipped to lead others.

This episode highlights how daily habits, personal accountability, and doing the work when no one is watching build the foundation for strong, steady leadership.

In this episode of No Quit, Jeff sits down with Miles Sinagra, a Louisiana dairy farmer who returned home to Amite City to help grow the family’s farm-to-table milk business, Sinagra Family Dairy. Miles talks honestly about what it’s really like to be an entrepreneur in an industry full of long days, unpredictable variables, and steep challenges that most people never see.

They dive into the everyday struggles of farming — from early mornings and hard labor to the strategic decisions behind bringing fresh milk products directly to the community. Miles shares what it’s like balancing tradition with innovation, staying committed to quality, and facing the economic pressures that small farms deal with on a daily basis.

Whether you’ve never set foot on a farm or you’ve watched someone else work the land their whole life, this conversation shines a light on the perseverance, grit, and “no quit” mindset it takes to make it in agriculture and build something meaningful from the ground up.