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🎙 THE MOMENT
We all have one.
A list we don’t write down.
A list we don’t talk about.
A list of people we just can’t seem to forgive.
Maybe it’s what they said.
Maybe it’s what they did.
Maybe it’s what they took.
And if we’re being honest…
sometimes the hardest name on that list… is our own.
This season, we’re stepping into stories shaped by who made the list and what it really takes to start crossing names off.
👣 GUEST INTRODUCTION
Joe Chris Rodriguez knows what it feels like to have life split into two parts:
Before… and after the moment.
While serving in the United States Air Force, Joe Chris experienced a tragic encounter that didn’t just alter his path, it completely rewrote it.
In an instant, everything changed.
The future he had imagined was gone.
The life he knew was no longer possible.
And what followed wasn’t just physical recovery, it was a fight in the dark.
A fight with pain.
A fight with questions.
A fight with thoughts he never thought he’d have.
Joe Chris opens up about suicidal ideation… about the weight of hopelessness… and about wondering if life would ever feel worth living again.
But somewhere in that darkness, something began to shift.
Forgiveness isn’t always about someone else.
Sometimes… It’s about learning how to live with what happened.
Sometimes… It’s about facing the version of yourself you don’t recognize anymore.
And today, Joe Chris is doing more than surviving; he’s helping others find their way forward. Through his nonprofit, he’s providing wheelchairs so people can compete, belong, and experience life again, not watching from the sidelines, but back in the game.
One chair at a time. One life at a time.
💡 EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
The moment that changed everything, and how fast life can shift
Walking through darkness and facing suicidal thoughts honestly
When forgiveness feels impossible, where do you even begin?
The importance of having “your person” (your 911 call)
Finding hope when life no longer looks the way you planned
🔗 CONNECT WITH ONE CHAIR AT A TIME
🌐 Website
📘 Facebook
📸 Instagram
🎧 LISTEN & FOLLOW OTHER PEOPLE’S SHOES
🐦 X (Twitter)
📺 YouTube
👟 Website
📣 LEAVE US A REVIEW
If this episode made you think about your list—the names you carry, the weight you’ve been holding, or the one person you might need to forgive don’t keep it to yourself.
Leave a review and let us know how this story impacted you.
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By Neil Matthews
4.9
7777 ratings
🎙 THE MOMENT
We all have one.
A list we don’t write down.
A list we don’t talk about.
A list of people we just can’t seem to forgive.
Maybe it’s what they said.
Maybe it’s what they did.
Maybe it’s what they took.
And if we’re being honest…
sometimes the hardest name on that list… is our own.
This season, we’re stepping into stories shaped by who made the list and what it really takes to start crossing names off.
👣 GUEST INTRODUCTION
Joe Chris Rodriguez knows what it feels like to have life split into two parts:
Before… and after the moment.
While serving in the United States Air Force, Joe Chris experienced a tragic encounter that didn’t just alter his path, it completely rewrote it.
In an instant, everything changed.
The future he had imagined was gone.
The life he knew was no longer possible.
And what followed wasn’t just physical recovery, it was a fight in the dark.
A fight with pain.
A fight with questions.
A fight with thoughts he never thought he’d have.
Joe Chris opens up about suicidal ideation… about the weight of hopelessness… and about wondering if life would ever feel worth living again.
But somewhere in that darkness, something began to shift.
Forgiveness isn’t always about someone else.
Sometimes… It’s about learning how to live with what happened.
Sometimes… It’s about facing the version of yourself you don’t recognize anymore.
And today, Joe Chris is doing more than surviving; he’s helping others find their way forward. Through his nonprofit, he’s providing wheelchairs so people can compete, belong, and experience life again, not watching from the sidelines, but back in the game.
One chair at a time. One life at a time.
💡 EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
The moment that changed everything, and how fast life can shift
Walking through darkness and facing suicidal thoughts honestly
When forgiveness feels impossible, where do you even begin?
The importance of having “your person” (your 911 call)
Finding hope when life no longer looks the way you planned
🔗 CONNECT WITH ONE CHAIR AT A TIME
🌐 Website
📘 Facebook
📸 Instagram
🎧 LISTEN & FOLLOW OTHER PEOPLE’S SHOES
🐦 X (Twitter)
📺 YouTube
👟 Website
📣 LEAVE US A REVIEW
If this episode made you think about your list—the names you carry, the weight you’ve been holding, or the one person you might need to forgive don’t keep it to yourself.
Leave a review and let us know how this story impacted you.