Some stories remind us that rock bottom isn’t the end—it’s the start of a comeback.

This week, we sit down with Chad Dunn, former BMX racer turned ex-convict who refused to let his past define him.

After years of hard lessons, Chad made the decision to change everything. He rebuilt his life, founded Move Performance and Physical Therapy in Chandler, AZ, and is now helping others move stronger in body and mind.

But his journey doesn’t stop there. Chad is also a published author, with his powerful new book Mind Over Virtually Everything releasing October 28. In it, he shares the mindset shifts and resilience that carried him from prison walls to building a purpose-driven life.

In this conversation, Chad opens up about redemption, second chances, and the relentless belief that transformation is possible for anyone.

In this episode, we’re diving into the power of mentorship—a mission that Charlie Kirk lived out and a calling we believe every adult should embrace. I’m joined by my friends Gimmie Jo Jansonius and Destri Millsap as we talk about what it looks like to mentor the next generation through God, family, faith, and country.

We’ll explore:

✅ Why mentorship is critical for America’s youth today

✅ How faith shapes strong leaders in families and communities

✅ The importance of raising up young men and women to be responsible, godly leaders

✅ How adults can step into everyday moments to mentor and guide young people

✅ Stories from our real life that show the lasting impact of mentorship

Charlie Kirk believed in equipping young people with truth and courage—and though his life was cut short, his mission continues to grow. Together, we honor that mission and share why investing in youth is the legacy that can change America.

If you care about faith, family, and raising strong leaders, this episode is for you.

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n this episode, I sit down with Wayne Thacker—former Marine and Ambassador of the Liberty & Loyalty Foundation—to talk about the power of roping, community, and confidence in helping veterans transition back into civilian life. Wayne shares his own journey, the mission behind the foundation, and how roping becomes more than just a skill—it’s a pathway to healing and connection.

Pivot Point Equine & Rider Rehab is proud to be attending the Liberty & Loyalty event this fall, and we hope to see many of our listeners there supporting this incredible cause.

Do you struggle motivating young people? Well in this episode, Becky sits down with Tyler Strauss of Vectro Marketing to talk about how their business model focuses on the develpment of young adults. He shares his journey—how he got his start, the work ethic that has carried him forward, and his passion for helping the next generation reach their dreams. Tyler shares insights on leadership, growth, and what it really takes to manage and motivate today’s youth.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a mentor, or simply someone who values grit and determination, this conversation will leave you inspired to push harder and dream bigger.

In this episode, Becky & Destri sit down with professional barrel horse futurity trainer Samantha Flannery to talk about her journey in the barrel racing world. Samantha shares how her career has been a steady progression—built on hard work, patience, and a true passion for developing young horses. She also opens up about the physical demands of the sport, how age and wear-and-tear on the body can affect competitiveness, and the strategies she uses to keep herself and her horses performing at their best.

Whether you’re a rider, trainer, or simply love the futurity game, you’ll enjoy this honest conversation about perseverance, adapting with time, and staying competitive in a challenging industry.

In this special collaboration between the Agriculture Shock Podcast and Pivot Point of View, hosts MeKenna Fisher and Becky Pearson come together for an honest, insightful conversation on horse and rider health, performance, and overall wellness. From the arena to the ranch, they share practical tips for keeping both animals and athletes moving their best. The discussion also dives into animal agvocacy—highlighting the importance of educating and empowering others to share agriculture’s story with authenticity and heart.

In this episode of Pivot Point of View, Kansas state goat tying champion Brynlee Tetrick shares her incredible journey from falling down nearly every run her freshman and sophomore years to standing at the top her junior year.

Brynlee opens up about the mental shifts, relentless practice, and never-quit attitude that propelled her to win state and make the short round at the National High School Finals Rodeo. Whether you’re in the arena or facing your own uphill climb, her story is proof that persistence can turn setbacks into the very thing that fuels your success.

In this episode of Pivot Point of View, we're tackling a common yet complex issue—equine stifle pain and injuries. I walk you through how I evaluate horses presenting with stifle problems, the key signs I look for, and what to consider before jumping into treatment.

You’ll also learn about our targeted stifle rehab program, available through our exercise app, designed to be both effective and affordable. Whether you're a competitive rider, a rancher, or just want to better care for your horse, I share practical tips for rehabbing stifle injuries without breaking the bank.

In this inspiring episode, Becky sits down with Reece Vinzant — one of Cutco’s top branch managers — to unpack what it really takes to overcome adversity while chasing big goals. Reece opens up about the challenges he faced starting his career in knife sales, building a branch office in North Platte, and achieving over $200,000 in summer sales, ranking him and his team among the best in the nation.

From coping with the heartbreaking loss of friends and family, to balancing business, leadership, and family time, Reece shares how he’s learned to ride the ups and downs that come with building something great. He also dives into how he trains and motivates his team to grow into the best versions of themselves — even when life gets hard.

If you’re looking for raw wisdom on resilience, leadership, and how to thrive when life throws you curveballs, this conversation is for you.

Suicide Awareness & Mental Health in Agriculture

In this powerful episode, Becky and Destri open up an honest conversation about suicide awareness and mental health within agricultural and cowboy culture. They shed light on the unique stressors that ranchers, farmers, and veterinarians face — and why these communities see some of the highest suicide rates among professions.

Through heartfelt stories, statistics, and faith-based insights, they explore how recognizing signs of distress, offering community support, and leaning on faith can make a life-saving difference. They also share mental health resources, counseling options, and practical ways to check in on yourself and those you care about.

If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out — you are not alone.