In this episode of The Bonafide Man Podcast, Dr. Chase Spears returns to discuss cultural issues such as the failed attempt to rebrand Cracker Barrel and the infamous embrace at the Coldplay Concert. Also, he reflects on the cultural shifts within institutions, the impact of wokeness, and the role of ego in leadership failures. Amid a cultural that is devolving into sin, Dr. Chase emphasizes the need for men to find their courage and take bold stands in their personal and professional lives, encouraging them to lead with integrity and purpose. He shares insights on leadership, emphasizing the role of community and mentorship.

Dr. Chase Spears, a retired Army public affairs officer and current host of the podcast “Finding Your Spine.” Dr. Spears is passionate about holding the military accountable to its

Constitutional purpose. He is widely published on civil-military and political topics in publications that include The American Mind, Real Clear Defense, The Washington Post, and The Baltimore Sun. He has also authored chapters about communication professionalism in two books. Chase is often sought out for expert perspective by media organizations including News Nation, The Gateway Pundit, and American Family News.

In this episode of The Bonafide Man Podcast, hosts Marty McLain and David Johnson welcome Yuri Brito, the presiding minister of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC). The conversation delves into the current cultural engagement of the church, particularly how younger generations are seeking a more robust theological framework and community. Brito discusses the revival of interest in ancient practices and the importance of a holistic vision for family and church life, emphasizing the need for a cohesive approach to faith that integrates worship, culture, and community. He also addresses the differences between various eschatological views, particularly post-millennialism, and how these perspectives resonate with young families today.

From serving in leadership at Fortune 500 companies to living as a homeless veteran addicted to heroin, Ben Owen has seen it all. Thankfully, by the grace of God, Ben was delivered from his addictions. However, Ben didn’t stop once he recovered. He and his wife, Jessica, have dedicated their lives to going back and helping others get off the streets and into recovery.

Ben is the founder of 'We Fight Monsters,' an organization whose stated purpose is to confront trafficking and addiction with a lawful, boots-on-the-ground response. They seek to rescue, recover, and restore people. Ben’s passion for serving others has taken him from the streets of South Memphis to the chaos of Afghanistan. His life is remarkable, and his experiences are the stuff of movies. Listen in and let this episode challenge you to get off the couch and into the fight.