In this episode Jeb talks with Russell Ybarra, founder of Gringos Tex-Mex and author of The Enchilada Entrepreneur.

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The year was 1992 and Russell Ybarra was asked to take over his father’s failing restaurant in Pearland, Texas. This restaurant property had previously failed under four different concepts, and friends advised Russell against it.

Coming from a family of restaurateurs, and seeing the long journey of failures and successes, Russell said, “I’ll do it.” …definitely not the answer anyone expected, but Russell knew his approach would be different this time.

He began the remodel of the property and after months of hard work and operating on a non-existent budget, Gringo’s Mexican Kitchen opened for business on January 11th, 1993. Russell opened the restaurant with one, stay-true philosophy, “To serve the highest quality Mexican food at the lowest price possible.”

No matter what it takes, the company holds true to this philosophy to this day, and it is the single most attributing factor to the company’s continued success. Pearland “The Original” location is still the most successful of the Gringo’s Mexican Kitchen chain.

https://www.gringostexmex.com/
 

In this episode, Jeb discusses the love a parent has for their children, including the love God showed for his son Jesus.

In this episode, Jeb interviews the insightful, highly entertaining, and self-proclaimed "surfing monk" Fr. Augustine Wetta.

Fr. Augustine Wetta is a monk of Saint Louis Abbey in Saint Louis Missouri. He has two degrees in Theology from Oxford University, a BA in Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations from Rice University, and an MA in English from Middlebury College. For twenty years, he has taught English, Classics, and Theology at the Priory School, in Saint Louis, Missouri, where he also coached rugby and served as Director of Chaplaincy.  In 2019, he was named a Portsmouth Institute Senior Fellow.  He writes for Our Sunday Visitor, and hosts a blog entitled "Disagreement"with Islamic social activist Umar Lee, and frequently appears on EWTN and Saint Joseph Radio.

In this episode Jeb interviews Jared Geesey - Sr. VP of Global Distribution for Angel Studios.  Tune in as Jeb and his wife Laurel discuss the incredible response to Sound of Freedom with Jared.

In this episode, Jeb gives us (and the airline industry) his tips and tricks on airline travel and explains why Southwest Airlines is his favorite by far.

In this episode, Jeb discusses the etiquette of a "visit" and where an elegant approach can lead to civility even in an ever-changing world

In this episode Jeb talks with Brigadier General (R) Harrison B. Gilliam - Outreach & Development Director of Special Forces Charitable Trust.

 Brigadier General (R) Harrison B. Gilliam was commissioned as a second lieutenant in June 1991 following attendance at Officer Candidate School. He completed the Special Forces Qualification Course in 1993 and served in a variety of positions within the Special Forces community over the last 30 years. 

To learn more about Special Forces Charitable Trust, please visit https://www.specialforcescharitabletrust.org/

In this episode Jeb interviews actress Denise Fennell, best known in the Houston area for her roll as Sister in "Late Night Catechism" and her recent debut of "The Bride, Or: Does This Dress Make Me Look Married?".

Follow Denise at https://www.DeniseFennell.net

In this episode, Jeb discusses what it means to be a friend and the different levels of friendship.

In this episode, Jeb gives his 10 predictions for the upcoming year.