Peace, Power and Purpose Podcast

Former Marine Raider Prime Hall joins the Peace, Power, & Purpose Podcast for a deeply personal conversation about PTSD, faith, fatherhood, childhood wounds, identity, healing, alcohol, and life after MARSOC.

Prime spent nearly a decade in Marine Special Operations Command before transitioning into entrepreneurship, human performance, and a deeper journey of personal healing.

In this episode, Prime and Steve Morris talk about what happens when the mission ends, how men can use alcohol and toughness to mask pain, rebuilding fractured relationships, becoming a better father, confronting childhood wounds, emotional resilience, and finding God through difficult seasons.

Prime also shares the philosophy behind Deep End Fitness and his new book, Permission to Heal: Rebuilding Strength for Warriors, Athletes, and High Performers.

At the heart of the conversation is one question:

What did Prime Hall have to unlearn in order to become the man he is now?

This is a conversation about more than military service. It’s about learning how to stop surviving and start healing.

“When you pass through the waters, I will be with you.” — Isaiah 43:2

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Shay Mattera went from working undercover in Washington, D.C. law enforcement to serving in U.S. Army Special Forces as a Green Beret.

In this episode of the Peace, Power, & Purpose Podcast, Shay talks about the reality of undercover police work, Army service, Special Forces, PTSD, identity, leadership, faith, and the psychological weight that can follow men long after the mission ends.

He also shares the story of fighting to deploy with the Army while his police leadership wanted to keep him home because of his value to the department.

But this conversation goes far beyond the uniform.

Shay opens up about purpose, mental health, the battles men carry privately, and his journey toward Jesus Christ.

The Peace, Power, & Purpose Podcast exists to raise awareness for men’s mental health and share stories of transformation, redemption, faith, and purpose.

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What happens when the mission ends, the identity you built your life around disappears, and you’re left asking who you are without it?

John Constantine is a retired U.S. Secret Service agent who spent most of his career serving on the Counter Assault Team (CAT). But some of the hardest battles of his life came after the career was over.

In this episode of the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast, John opens up about his years in the U.S. Secret Service, life on the Counter Assault Team, and the difficult transition that followed retirement.

John shares what it was like losing the identity, brotherhood, mission, and sense of purpose that came with the job—and how that struggle affected his marriage and his life.

But this conversation ultimately becomes a story about Jesus Christ.

John talks about his search for something more, his journey toward faith, and the realization that what he had been searching for was Christ.

We talk about:

• Life inside the U.S. Secret Service and Counter Assault Team
• What happens when a career becomes your identity
• The struggle of transitioning out of law enforcement
• Marriage, purpose, brotherhood, and identity
• Searching for meaning after the mission ends
• Finding faith and surrendering to Christ
• Building an identity rooted in something greater than a career

This episode is about more than the Secret Service.

It’s about what happens when everything you used to define yourself is stripped away—and where you turn when you realize your career was never meant to be your identity.

If you’re a veteran, law enforcement officer, first responder, or any man struggling with identity, transition, faith, or purpose, this conversation is for you.

“For whosoever will save his life shall lose it: and whosoever will lose his life for my sake shall find it.” — Matthew 16:25 (KJV)

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What does it mean to be capable of violence while remaining grounded in faith, discipline, and purpose?

Maury “Omega” Abreu joins the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast for a conversation about faith in Jesus Christ, biblical masculinity, violence, protection, and the responsibility that comes with being capable.

Maury brings more than 30 years of military, law enforcement, and counterterrorism experience and is the founder of , where he trains professional protectors, law enforcement, organizations, and families to prepare for real-world threats.

This conversation goes beyond tactics. Maury and Steve discuss the protector mindset, confronting evil, masculine responsibility, faith, purpose, and how a Christian man reconciles the capacity for violence with his responsibility to follow Christ.

The Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast raises awareness for men’s mental health and spreads the gospel of Jesus Christ through conversations about transformation, redemption, faith, hope, and purpose.

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U.S. Army Green Beret Gabe Gaines shares his journey through Army Special Forces, a crisis of faith, fatherhood, identity, and ultimately finding his way back to Jesus Christ.

After growing up as a pastor’s son, Gabe walked away from his faith, later returned to Christ, served as an urban missionary, and eventually found success in the corporate world. But something was still missing. That search for purpose ultimately led him to the U.S. Army and the Green Berets.

Earning the Green Beret and reaching his first Special Forces detachment should have been the fulfillment of a dream. Instead, Gabe found himself spiritually lost and questioning his faith for nearly two years.

Gabe opens up about Special Forces, spiritual warfare, fatherhood, forgiveness, healing, redemption, and what happens when achieving the thing you thought would give your life purpose still leaves you searching for more.

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What happens when failure forces you to rebuild everything?

Adam J. Johnson is an Army Senior NCO, Combat Medic, Drill Sergeant, keynote speaker, discipline coach, author of Redefine the Discipline, and creator of the RTD System.

After an SFAS non-select and hitting rock bottom, Adam made the decision to rebuild his life through discipline, accountability, leadership, and purpose.

In this episode of the Peace, Power, and Purpose Podcast, Adam shares his transformation story and lessons forged through more than 14 years in the U.S. Army. We break down the five codes of the RTD System, overcoming failure, military leadership, resilience, identity, personal accountability, and why discipline has to take over when motivation disappears.

Adam also discusses Redefine the Discipline, why he turned the lessons from his own failures into a system designed to help others, and what he’s building next.

This isn’t about never getting knocked down. It’s about who you become when you get back up.

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For 20 years, Kris Hregdovic served in the U.S. Navy SEAL Teams. But the Trident is only part of his story.

In this episode of the Peace, Power, and Purpose Podcast, Kris and I talk about the man behind the uniform and how his faith in Jesus Christ has shaped his identity, leadership, and purpose.

We get into his journey through the SEAL Teams, brotherhood, sacrifice, leadership, and the transition into life beyond the Teams. Kris shares what two decades in Naval Special Warfare taught him about service, mentorship, family, faith, and finding purpose when the mission begins to change.

We also talk about Pushing Back Chaos (PBC), the podcast Kris is part of, and his continued mission to have honest conversations about leadership, relationships, mental health, faith, and becoming better men.

Because eventually the uniform comes off. The titles disappear. The mission changes.

What remains is the man behind the Trident.

This isn’t just a Navy SEAL story. It’s a conversation about identity, faith, brotherhood, purpose, and following Christ into whatever mission comes next.

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Former U.S. Navy SEAL Jett “Cruzz” Lanoha spent years operating at the highest level. But some of his hardest battles began after the uniform came off.

In this episode of the Peace, Power, and Purpose Podcast, Cruzz opens up about life after the SEAL Teams and the challenge of transitioning from a world built around structure, mission, and brotherhood into everyday life.

We talk about identity, purpose, marriage, family, personal failure, accountability, and the realization that some of the traits that make you successful in a high-performance environment don’t always translate into relationships or life at home.

Cruzz also shares the story behind building Brother Apparel with his wife, what brotherhood means beyond military service, and how he’s redefining strength, success, and purpose in this next chapter.

This isn’t another collection of war stories.

It’s a conversation about the man who remains when the mission is over.

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Federal law enforcement officer Chris Bingham shares the powerful story of his retired K9 partner, Tambo, and the fight that changed both of their lives.

After years of serving together, Tambo was diagnosed with aggressive cancer and given only weeks to live. What followed became a journey of resilience, loyalty, fatherhood, reconciliation, forgiveness, and purpose.

Chris shares how Tambo’s fight ultimately helped him confront wounds from his own past, reconnect with his estranged father, and discover what it truly means to keep fighting when life gets hard.

This is the story of K9 Tambo, Chris Bingham, and One More Round.

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One year after becoming the very first guest on the Peace, Power & Purpose Podcast, Pastor Jason Feeser returns for one of our most personal conversations to date.

This isn’t a formal interview. It’s two friends sitting down to reflect on the past year, the growth of the podcast, and the difficult season I’m currently walking through with my mom’s health.

Together, we discuss grief, the stages of loss, faith in the middle of suffering, and the hope found in Jesus Christ. Whether you’re navigating hardship yourself or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers honest encouragement and a reminder that we’re never alone.

In this episode, we discuss:

• One year of the Peace, Power & Purpose Podcast
• The journey from our first episode to today
• My family’s current battle and processing grief
• The psychology of grief and emotional healing
• Faith in suffering and trusting God through uncertainty
• Finding hope, peace, and purpose through Jesus Christ

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