This episode we are pleased to be joined by Thomas Winterton, a serial entrepreneur whom you may be familiar with through his involvement in Skinwalker Ranch. Thomas' amazing story extends so far beyond the ranch, and we wanted to dive into the shaping of that heart centred entrepreneurship. Join us in hearing Thomas' journey, leaping into the unknown.

Join us for this amazing conversation with Dana Ball as she shares the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur, where life intersects business. Life happens, and how do we navigate those challenges? How do we plan ahead?

Everyone has a story. Everyone has struggles, trials, or setbacks. It's what we do with those trials that defines us. Hannah sets a beautifully brilliant example; join us as we hear her story and some of the moments that defined her perspective & desire to serve.

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In this deeply personal and mind-opening episode, Jerry sits down with Andrew McCubbins: entrepreneur, humanitarian, and undercover hero known for his work rescuing trafficked children (yes, the true stories that inspired the Sound of Freedom movie).Together, they dive into overcoming childhood trauma, the battle of faith and atheism, near-collapse from life’s darkest moments, marriage struggles, high-stakes business, FBI investigations, literal jungle missions, and rediscovering Jesus on the far side of pain. With grit, honesty, and a dose of humor, they explore finding purpose, masculine healing, and love that changes everything. Are you a man waking up to his shadows or a seeker searching for deeper meaning in suffering? Maybe you’ve got a Lamborghini in the garage but your heart’s running on empty. Or you’re just a compassionate soul looking for the hidden heroes among us—this episode was made for you.

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Step into the resilience and grace of real life with this episode of Jerry Glazier’s show. Gideon shares a raw, hilarious, and deeply spiritual look at growing up without arms, forging his identity, surviving abuse, and stepping into his calling as a husband, father, and relentless advocate for love and hope. Jerry guides the conversation with his signature blend of cowboy grit and open-hearted curiosity, diving deep into the things that truly matter.If you’re searching for honest spiritual stories, real personal breakthroughs, and practical encouragement—especially with a Christian faith perspective—you're in the right place. We don’t shy away from the tough stuff: mental health, overcoming suicidal thoughts, navigating hardship, and living your purposeful story.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

• Gideon’s wild early days (marching band with a glockenspiel, yes please!)
• The life-changing moment he realized his difference—and turned it into his superpower
• What actually happens when you stop faking “the perfect Christian” and get real about pain, faith, and purpose
• Tips for getting curious, not judgmental, about people who are different
• How to build a marriage founded on Ephesians-level love (even when it means eating humble pie)
• Finding God’s light in deep valleys—and yes, actual sword collections

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Welcome to the very first episode of The Jerry Glazier Show! This week, Jerry sits down with long-time friend and former professional bodybuilder Jake Ellison for a brutally honest, rugged—and sometimes hilarious—conversation about pain, healing, and the search for meaning. We get real about addiction recovery, mental health, overcoming trauma, achieving body transformation, and the deep spiritual work that happens when you finally surrender to God.

What You’ll Hear:

• Jake Ellison opens up about surviving childhood bullying and family trauma (16:32)
• Straight talk on body dysmorphia, motivation, and how to build real confidence beyond the weight room (26:03)
• The honest truth about addiction, relapse, and what actually does (and doesn’t) work in today’s treatment centers (45:07)
• Insights on generational healing, grace, and how spirituality and self-compassion open new paths to freedom (55:15)
• Wild stories (and some spiritual tips) on love, marriage, and becoming a force for good in a messy world

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Building America wasn’t just about bridges and canals—it was about grit, soul, and a willingness to outlast the tough times. This episode strips away the fluff and gets real about hard work, authenticity, and finding your place in today’s world.

• Why enduring tough times is the backbone of true success
• The heart and hands behind America's growth, from truck drivers to everyday heroes
• The modern struggle for men seeking real identity and masculinity
• The risks—and rewards—of starting your own thing against the odds
• What it actually means to live honestly, own your story, and help others by just being yourself