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Rio Olympics marathoner, professional athlete, family man, and college professor, Jared Ward, shares what it's like to compete on a professional level and talks in-depth about his experience competing in the 2016 olympic games. Jared also discusses his training routine, how mental toughness plays a roll in long-distance running, and his love for running overall.

In this episode, Mason Alpert discusses his experience finding God and how faith has positively impacted his life and the decisions he makes. Mason talks about mission trips across the world and how experiences with other cultures have impacted his perspective. Mason also talks about his current life and how he finds balance between a successful professional career and a strong faith and family. Regardless of your background or beliefs, this episode is sure to inspire and motivate.

Keenan and I sit down to discuss real estate, some of the specifics of the industry and how it effects us. We discuss knowing when the right time to buy is and where to get started if you're interested in buying. We also talk about Keenan's own drive to work hard and be successful in his field. In edition to real estate and a few other business topics, Keenan and I turn our conversation to faith and how faith can benefit everyone in their lives. Keenan talks about the positive impact that it has been to have his mother as a pastor and the influence she has had on his life.

In this episode of The Ben Steele Show, Tommaso Cardullo joins us to describe his passion for his new brand that he has recently started and about how his Italian heritage influences his career. Additionally, Tommaso talks deeply about his Christian faith and the influence that it has had on his life such how it eventually brought him over to America where he still lives today. As Tommaso says throughout the episode, "Carpe Vitam", meaning "Seize Life". Consider this an average man's guide to living a more than adequate life.

In this episode of The Ben Steele Show, Robert Shake discusses some of his experiences and takeaways from 17, going on 18, years of military service in the United States Marine Corps. Shake talks about what it was like to serve on the enlisted side of the military for most of his career, then to switch to the officer side. He also discusses what makes effective Marine Corps leadership, how the culture of the military changed after 9/11, the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program, and Operation Iraqi Freedom. In addition to a military related discussion Shake also touches on family, faith, and childhood stories such as when he got in a fight with now MMA fighter Nate Diaz in grade school. Consider this an average man's guide to living a more than adequate life.

This episodes sponsors are: (1) Rustico and (2) CockpitUSA.

Mountain climber and experienced traveler Tom Taylor recounts his intense experience climbing Mount Lhotse, the fourth highest mountain in the world. He talks about some challenges he faced when breaking his ankle during his decent and what it was like to plan such an expedition. He also discusses the Welsh language, which he teaches at BYU, and what he foresees as the future for the language. Tom talks about some of the people who have influenced his life and his overarching life philosophy.

This episodes sponsors are - Rustico and BPN.

In this episode of the Ben Steele Show, lead guitarist and talented musician Tyler Tingey talks the Las Vegas music scene, his own story as an artist, bird watching, and faith. Tyler dives deep into his creative process, his practice schedule, some of his music influences, and his solo album, which will be released in 2019. He talks about what it's been like to know and perform along side artists such as Joshua James, Mumford & Sons, and Imagine Dragons. He also talks about his mission in England and other things that he finds important in his life.

In this episode of The Ben Steele Show, Viktor joins me from Gothenburg Sweden to discuss a variety of topics from our time living in England, to faith, to minimalism, to traveling to Rome, to the book "Factfulness" by Hans Rosling. We dive deep into a few experiences that have made Viktor into the person he is today and into some of his goals looking to the future. This episode is very positive and will hopefully inspire whoever is listening. Thank you.

Dylan Owen has been one of my favorite Hip-Hop artists for years now, so it was great to have the opportunity to sit down with him on this episode of The Ben Steele Show. During this episode, Dylan and I talk about the underground Hip-Hop scene, his own growth as an artist, where he draws his inspiration, what drives him daily to share his music and about his new album "Holes In Our Stories". In addition to music, Dylan talks about his life in NYC, his daily routine, creativity and other aspects of his life that are important. Whether you have a love of music or not, this episode has value for everyone. Listen to Dylan's music on Spotify or iTunes.

Experienced outdoorsman and rock climber, Tanner Rozier, shares examples from Marcus Aurelius's personal writings "Meditations" and explains how they have positively impacted his own life. Tanner also discusses rock climbing in general from bouldering to sport climbing, to nutrition, to fitness in general, to environmental entrepreneurship, and to life in Australia. When he talks about climbing, tanner discusses some of his favorite spots to climb including his experiences across America and in Europe. In this episode we get a unique view into how tanner lives his life in a positive way and how he works to contribute to the world around him.

Todays sponsor is Cockpit USA. Be sure to check them out for high-quality, military inspired jackets. Thanks for listening!