Host Jeff Robertson welcomes John Wildsmith and Abe Lopez for a raw talk about redemption, creativity, and second chances. Abe shares how 11 years in the military, a spiral into depression, and a recurring dream led to his book An Hero and a path into acting. John breaks down how they met on set, the doors Abe opened, and why fitness, faith, and storytelling became tools for healing. If you are rebuilding after rock bottom or curious how to break into film with a purpose, this one is for you.

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A practical, no-fluff guide to Ho’oponopono and box breathing for cops, firefighters, medics, and dispatch. I show how I revisited a difficult call, spoke to my past self, and finally let it go using four short lines: I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you. Use this anytime a scene resurfaces, your brain won’t shut off, or you want closure without reliving it all. Share this with someone who needs a simple first step.

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In this powerful follow-up episode, Jeff sits down again with fitness coach and actor John Wildsmith to talk about redemption, discipline, and faith.

John opens up about his journey from addiction and incarceration to building a brand around fitness and mindset. He shares how his daughter became the reason he changed, what it means to “check your gangster,” and why he now believes purpose comes from service and consistency.

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• Finding faith after addiction

• Using discipline to rebuild your life

• Fitness, family, and second chances

• The mindset behind lasting change

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Veteran detective Brian Flanagan joins Jeff to share how critical incidents, a near-fatal call, and a flood of intuitive experiences led him to a new mission. They explore mental health in policing, listening to your gut, and integrating spiritual insight with investigative work to help families find closure.

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• The case that broke things open

• From evidence to intuition without losing credibility

• Signs, dreams, and what to do with them

• Blending detective skills with metaphysical tools on cold cases

• What Brian now believes about life, death, and purpose

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At just 23, Nate Green faced heart failure and the end of his law enforcement career. What looked like a setback became the start of a mission to live with purpose and impact. In this episode of The Jeff Robertson Show, Nate shares how he rebuilt his life with discipline, focus, and faith, why “suck less, do better” became his motto, and how he now coaches others to align daily choices with long term vision.

Listen in for lessons on resilience, leadership, and becoming the greatest version of yourself.

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In this episode of The Jeff Robertson Show, I sit down with Brent Colbert, a veteran police officer, doctoral student, and leadership professional who has lived the highs and lows of public service. Brent opens up about leaving law enforcement during COVID, stepping into a new career that did not work out, and how that failure became a turning point toward growth.

We talk about why failure is not the end, how public safety culture shapes the way officers see mistakes, and what it takes to build resilience through setbacks. Brent shares his perspective on leadership inside and outside of law enforcement, the role of drug court in real recovery, and why respect must remain at the center of every police interaction.

This is a conversation about rebuilding, redefining success, and learning to lead in every season of life.

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Jeff Robertson is joined by fitness and lifestyle coach John Wildsmith to unpack his journey from 15 years of meth addiction and incarceration to building a life centered on faith, family, and fitness.

John opens up about the Daddy Daughter Dance that became his turning point, how he rebuilt his marriage and fatherhood, and why discipline and structure keep him on track today. Through his brand Wyldstyle Fit, John’s mission is simple and powerful: change is possible, no matter how far you have fallen.

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CPA and CFP® Paden Squires shares how he left a Fortune 500 role to build a tax planning firm, passed all four CPA exam parts in eight months, and replaced small goals with big vision. We cover practical finance routines (including a simple daily QuickBooks flow), why many entrepreneurs fear their numbers, building systems and teams that don’t rely on the founder, and staying present at home with three young kids.
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Jeff Robertson and John Hoover share their personal experiences from September 11, 2001. From the first calls they received to the days of uncertainty that followed, they reflect on what it was like to serve in law enforcement during one of the most defining moments in modern history. This episode is about memory, resilience, and honoring those we lost.

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In this episode of The Jeff Robertson Show, Jeff sits down with Joshua Fineman, founder of Mensch — a men’s community helping guys drop the mask and live with more presence and purpose.

Joshua shares his journey from burnout and family crisis to building spaces where men connect through honesty, support, and shared rituals. He opens up about the moment his wife told him “you need help,” the lessons learned from slowing down, and why true strength is found in community, not isolation.

This is a raw and real conversation for anyone carrying too much on their own.

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