GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro are everywhere—but most of the conversation is missing the most important pieces.

In this episode, we take a grounded, honest look at GLP-1s:

✔️ How they actually work in the body

✔️ The real benefits (and who they may help)

✔️ Common myths and misunderstandings

✔️ The hidden risks people aren’t talking about

✔️ Why microdosing may be safer for long-term health

✔️ The critical role of protein and strength training

✔️ Why weight-loss stalls happen—and how to overcome them

✔️ FAQs for anyone currently on (or considering) a GLP-1

This conversation is especially important if your goals go beyond the scale—like protecting muscle, maintaining performance, and creating results that actually last.

Whether you’re using a GLP-1, thinking about one, or supporting someone who is, this episode will give you a clearer framework to make informed, empowered decisions.

This podcast episode is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. GLP-1 medications can have serious risks and side effects. Always consult with a qualified physician or healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or changing any medication, supplement, diet, or exercise program. Never disregard professional medical advice because of something you heard in this episode.

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The dust has settled on the 2025 NFR, and there’s a lot to unpack. In this episode, we recap the biggest moments from the finals, including heated conversations around the ground, injuries competitors pushed through, and how those challenges affected performances.

We talk honestly about what these conditions mean for athlete health, recovery, and staying competitive at the highest level of rodeo. If you want a real, no-fluff breakdown of the 2025 NFR, this episode is for you.

If you’ve been hearing the buzz about peptides but still aren’t sure what they actually do, this episode breaks it all down—without the confusing scientific jargon.

In this Peptides 101 conversation, Becky and Destri sit down with Maggie Lamle, RN to explain what peptides are, how they work in the body, and why so many people—from athletes to busy parents to those recovering from injuries—are exploring peptide therapy for improved healing, recovery, energy, sleep, and longevity.

We cover:

• What peptides are and how they differ from hormones

• The most common beginner peptides and their uses

• Safety, dosing, and what to look for in a provider

• Realistic expectations—what peptides can and can’t do

• How peptides may support pain reduction, inflammation control, muscle repair, gut health, and overall wellness

Whether you’re curious about trying peptides yourself or you just want a clear explanation you can trust, this episode gives you a solid foundation to understand the benefits and the science in a simple, practical way.

Perfect for beginners, athletes, and anyone wanting to optimize their health.

This podcast episode does not claim or intend to diagnose, treat, or prevent any medial illness.

In this episode of Pivot Point of View, we sit down with Dr. Kate Lund—licensed clinical psychologist, bestselling author, speaker, and host of The Optimized Mind and Resilient Parenting with Dr Kate podcasts—to break down what resilience really looks like for our kids…and for us.

Whether you're raising young athletes, navigating business challenges, chasing competitive goals, or simply moving through everyday life, resilience is the difference-maker.

Dr. Lund shares powerful insights from decades of clinical work and personal experience, including:

✨ How to help kids develop resilience in sports, school, and social pressures

✨ Why adversity—when navigated well—can be a gift

✨ Practical strategies to build mental toughness without burnout

✨ How parents, coaches, and leaders can model healthy resilience

✨ What resilience looks like in real-world competition, business, and life transitions

This conversation is full of takeaways you can start using today. If you want your kids (and yourself) to be more confident, adaptable, and equipped to handle the ups and downs of performance and life, you won’t want to miss this one.

On this week's episode of Pivot Point of View, Lindsey Pulsipher, a former rodeo athlete who discusses her achievements and experience in college rodeo recruiting, leading to the creation of her College Rodeo Recruiting program. The discussion explored the challenges and considerations involved in transitioning from high school to college rodeo, including the importance of early recruiting, financial planning, and finding the right academic and athletic fit. Lindsey shares insights on her recruiting program's approach and resources, emphasizing the need for proactive recruitment and comprehensive support for young rodeo athletes navigating the college competition landscape.

In this episode, we sit down with Jason and Lori Hansen of Midwest Family Financial to talk about money—minus the jargon and judgment.

We unpack the common perceptions (and misconceptions) people have about finances, why so many feel intimidated, and how the Hansens help families look at investments “outside the box.”

If you’ve ever wished financial conversations felt more human and less condescending, this one’s for you.

In this episode, we break down an incredible weekend at the Horns & Heroes Clinic and the American Hero Celebration, both hosted by Charlie Crawford. From the competitors who showed up hungry to learn, to the veterans and first responders who brought their grit, stories, and resilience, this event was one we’ll be talking about for a long time.

We share the moments that stood out, the impact we witnessed up close, and the meaningful conversations that reminded us why events like this matter. From the arena to the quiet in-between spaces, this weekend was full of heart, purpose, and service.

Whether you attended, supported from afar, or just want an inside look at what makes this event so special, this episode takes you through the highlights and the takeaways we’re bringing back home.

Tune in for our full recap and reflection on one of the most powerful weekends of the year.

In this episode, we sit down with James Oliver, the creator of Atlas Protein Bar, to talk about what it really takes to turn an idea into a thriving business. James shares how a passion for health and clean nutrition sparked the creation of Atlas, what he’s learned along the way, and how he’s built a brand focused on fueling both body and mind.

If you’ve ever dreamed of starting your own business or just want some inspiration to chase that next big idea — this episode will light that spark.

This week, we’re diving into one of the simplest — and most overlooked — keys to longevity, weight loss, and better function: protein and strength training.

We’ll break down why muscle isn’t just for athletes or gym-goers — it’s your body’s most important asset for aging well, staying strong, and showing up fully in the saddle and in life.

You’ll learn how much protein you actually need, why lifting weights is better than chasing calories, and how to build strength that supports every part of your daily movement — from barn chores to competition days.

Because getting older doesn’t have to mean getting weaker — it means getting smarter about how you train and fuel.

In this follow-up episode, we welcome Bill Force, board member of the Liberty & Loyalty Foundation, to share more about the mission behind their incredible programs that support veterans and first responders. Bill dives into the upcoming Horns & Heroes Roping Clinic, the Pro/Military Ropings, and the NFR Military and First Responder Showcase — all designed to build confidence, community, and camaraderie through the western lifestyle.

At Pivot Point, we’re proud to support the Liberty & Loyalty Foundation and can’t wait to attend these events this fall. Tune in to hear how horses, roping, and heartfelt purpose are changing lives.