In Episode 61 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we break down the latest protests making headlines, from the church protest to the Target protest, and discuss what they reveal about the state of our culture. We also talk about Walmart overcharging for ham and what everyday injustices say about bigger systemic issues. In a world full of outrage, confusion, and corruption, we point back to the one truth that never changes: the only real answer is Jesus.

Victor Marx joins us on The Daily Carry Podcast to discuss the fight for Colorado and the deeper spiritual and cultural battles behind it. This episode explores how faith, conviction, and action intersect in today’s climate, and why now is the time to engage, lead, and protect what matters most.

We’re living in intense times, from Minnesota’s explosive protests over an ICE shooting to a nation grappling with deep societal divisions. In Episode 59, we tackle what’s really happening on the streets and in the culture: the threat of escalating conflict, the importance of thoughtful preparation, the value of smart training, and the power of building community rooted in biblical hope. We also share encouragement from the standpoint of Faith and practical steps for readiness without fear. Plus: a preview of the next episode with guest Victor Marx, where we’ll dive into preparedness from a Colorado perspective and what it means to stand strong in uncertain seasons.

(Protests nationwide have followed the killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent, sparking rallies and debate about law enforcement, civil rights, and federal authority.)

In this episode we unpack the tragic shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis by an ICE agent and explore the broader forces that shaped it, from political rhetoric and broken systems to a culture of division that pits citizens against law enforcement.

We discuss the heightened tensions created by messaging about law enforcement and how that can influence both officers’ mindset in the field and protestors’ expectations about attention-grabbing confrontations. Instead of pointing fingers at a single individual, we look at how society, political leaders, violent media narratives, and systemic failures all play a role in cultivating hate over love.

Ultimately, we point to Jesus as the one true answer for healing a fractured world, because Jesus loves Renee Good just as deeply as He loves the ICE agent involved in the shooting.

Episode 57 of The Daily Carry Podcast pulls no punches. We tear into the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, break down the massive Somali fraud operation in Minnesota, and spotlight the rapid rise of Nick Shirley as legacy media continues to collapse. We also dive into the political downfall of Tim Walz and why his failures matter far beyond Minnesota. To close it out, we turn to Colorado, one of the last battlegrounds where there’s still real hope for pushing back and rebuilding the future.

Episode 56 kicks off the new year with a look back at some of the best moments from The Daily Carry Podcast. This special Year-in-Review mash-up brings together standout clips from the past year, featuring unforgettable conversations with friends, guests, and family.

From meaningful discussions with Tetiana Gaidar, Eli Crane, Darren Weekly, Brett Titus, and Donald Haymon II, to candid episodes that included our wives, this highlight reel captures the stories, insights, and laughs that defined the show.

Whether you’ve been with us since day one or you’re just finding the podcast, this episode is the perfect way to reflect on where we’ve been, and set the tone for what’s ahead in the new year.

In Episode 55 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we unpack the growing excitement and anticipation around 2026, a year we believe will be the most important in Colorado’s history. We share our goals, vision, and why we’re fully committed to doing everything we can to help Victor Marx win the Governor’s seat and lead Colorado forward.

We also dive into the personal side of preparation: stepping into a 31-Day Resilience Reset as men, followed by the challenge of 75 Hard, as we sharpen our discipline, faith, and leadership. More than ever, we’re entering 2026 with unstoppable momentum, rooted in strong brotherhood, shared purpose, and a passion to lead more people to Jesus Christ.

In Episode 54 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we break down a recent incident out of Ohio where a shoplifting encounter escalated when a firearm was introduced, and we use it as a starting point to discuss discernment in high-pressure situations. Critical moments demand clear thinking, and the decisions we make, often in seconds, can have lasting consequences.

We also dive into the importance of properly dealing with intrusive thoughts, why recognizing them matters, and how unchecked thinking can influence poor decision-making. From situational awareness to mental discipline, we explore what it means to act wisely rather than react emotionally.

The conversation then shifts to Russell Brand and his testimony at AmericaFest, touching on faith, culture, and the growing openness around conversations of belief. We wrap up the episode reflecting on Christmas, reminding ourselves that Jesus is the reason for the season and why that truth still matters in today’s world.

Thought-provoking, grounded, and timely, this episode challenges listeners to think clearly, choose wisely, and keep their focus where it belongs.

In Episode 53 of The Daily Carry Podcast, we take an honest look at the growing divisions we see everywhere, from high-profile disagreements like Donald Trump and Elon Musk, Candace Owens and Erika Kirk, and Shawn Ryan and Dan Crenshaw, to the everyday conflicts that show up in our families, friendships, workplaces, and communities.

Rather than focusing on what separates us, we challenge ourselves to look for common ground and shared values, even when opinions strongly differ. Anchored in Romans 12:18 “If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone” this episode explores what personal responsibility, humility, and intentional peace look like in a polarized world.

Division may be loud, but unity begins with individual choices. This conversation is a reminder that peace doesn’t require agreement, it requires effort.

Episode 52 covers JWI 4, highlights the work and message of Victor Marx, and takes a hard look at the troubling path Colorado continues down. We also discuss the Bondi Beach shooting, what it exposes about public safety failures, and why these conversations matter now more than ever.