Father of viral Texas rapper That Mexican O.T. opens up about the controversy surrounding O.T.’s comments on the Lip Service podcast, the public backlash, and how it’s impacted their family. He shares his personal reaction and what most people are getting wrong.They also get into his background — doing time in prison, what it was like being in a max-security cell while his son was growing up, being raised on a rural Texas ranch, and how fitness and discipline still shape his life today. A rare look at the man behind one of hip-hop’s fastest-rising artists.🎧 Listen & Subscribe:Full episodes available on YouTube, Spotify, and X/Twitter🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode👊 Support the show & get exclusive content:Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, & X — @shawnbjohnson💬 Want to work with us or be a guest?DM @shawnbjohnson on X🎥 All episodes produced by Brock Bolinger🎙️ Hosted by Shawn Johnson

Davin Topel joins the podcast for a wide-ranging conversation that blends craftsmanship, self-reliance, and the art of living well.From his journey as a master distiller and whiskey maker to his passion for white water rafting, Davin shares stories that tie together tradition, risk-taking, and finding purpose in the process. Whether he’s creating small-batch spirits or leading clients on a hunt, Davin’s perspective is rooted in authenticity, grit, and a deep respect for doing things the right way.🎧 Listen & Subscribe:Full episodes available on YouTube, Spotify, and X/Twitter🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode👊 Support the show & get exclusive content:Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, & X — @shawnbjohnson💬 Want to work with us or be a guest?DM @shawnbjohnson on X🎥 All episodes produced by Brock Bolinger🎙️ Hosted by Shawn Johnson

In our most explosive episode yet, Alex Jones sits down for a rare, unfiltered conversation that goes beyond the headlines.

Known as one of the most controversial media figures of our time, Jones delivers an extended, surprisingly personal interview. He opens up about his take on the Iran-Israel conflict, revisits wild stories from his early years — including claims about his father's alleged involvement in the DARPA/U.S. Intelligence program, and reflects on what it's cost him to speak his mind for over two decades.

Jones also shares something he’s never publicly revealed — that he is on the spectrum — offering a glimpse into how he processes the world, interacts with people, and navigates chaos.

We also touch on his legal battles, the emotional toll of constant public scrutiny, and what keeps him going when most would fold. 

Watch it while it’s still up.

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Tyler Vanderkolk, co-founder of Archery Country in Austin, joins the podcast to discuss his wild entrepreneurial journey—from selling goats online and doing taxidermy for Texas elites to launching one of the most respected archery shops in the country.

In this episode, Tyler reveals for the first time that he sold minority shares of Archery Country to Joe Rogan and Evan Hafer, founder of Black Rifle Coffee Co. He breaks down how that partnership came together, what it means for the future of the shop, and how archery is becoming a cultural movement.

Also covered in this episode:

The hustle mentality that shaped his early career

Building community around bowhunting and tactical performance

Lessons from small business ownership in Texas

Why people like Joe and Evan were the right fit as co-owners

The overlap between elite performance, entrepreneurship, and lifestyle

This is a must-watch for anyone interested in turning passion into purpose—and doing it with integrity.

Archery Country: https://austinarcherycountry.com

Follow Tyler: @archerycountry

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For years, Mitch Royer — a third generation minister, successful event producer, literary agent and founder of Big Boys Run Too — was silently battling depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation.

In this raw and deeply personal episode, Mitch sits down with host Shawn Johnson to talk about the darkness he lived through, and how running, vulnerability and reclaiming his faith became his path back.

What started as a private fight turned into a public mission: to show men that struggling doesn’t make you weak, and that movement, meaning and healing are possible at any size.

We talk about:

The moment Mitch decided to live—and what it cost him to get there

How running became a lifeline (and the birth of Big Boys Run Too)

Why suicidal thoughts often hide behind success and service

Rebuilding faith after rock bottom

The mental health stigma men still face—and how to break it

What it really means to lead with purpose after pain

This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt invisible, exhausted, or unsure if tomorrow is worth it

Mitch’s story is proof that rock bottom isn’t the end—it’s the start of something greater.

Learn more about Mitch’s movement:

bigboysruntoo.com

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What happens after the battlefield? For former SEAL Team operator Rick Andstrom, the real fight began when the uniform came off.In this episode, Rick joins host Shawn Johnson—a fellow Tier 1 operator and founder of Atlas Tactical—for a raw, eye-opening conversation about trauma, healing, and what it truly means to reclaim agency over your life.Rick unpacks how his experiences in elite operations led him to explore psychedelic therapy, daily discipline, and ancient philosophy as tools to retrain the brain and restore the spirit. From Ibogaine to Bushidō, from neuroplasticity to taking out the trash, this episode dives deep into the science and soul of modern warriorhood.We talk about:The mission that changed how Rick sees purposeWhy psychedelic therapy may be the key to unlocking trauma recoveryThe neuroscience of doing hard things—and why the “will to live” is trainableAncient codes (Stoicism & Bushidō) for modern menHow small, intentional acts can rewire the brain for peace and powerWhether you’re a veteran, a high performer, or someone just trying to win back your mornings—this episode will challenge how you think about pain, healing, and discipline.👉 Learn more about Rick’s work: mercuryhumanperformance.com👉 Training & programs by Shawn: atlastacticaltexas.com📲 Follow Us on Social Media:@ShawnBJohnsonOfficial@MercuryHumanPerformance@AtlasTacticalTexas