Cole and Keela sit down with Paula Hoss who is the founder of CLN&DRTY, a clean skincare company known for radically effective formulations designed for women with reactive skin. But her story didn’t begin in business — it began in brokenness, redemption, and a profound transformation of faith and worldview.

Raised in New Jersey by Polish immigrant parents, Paula’s early life was shaped by strong cultural roots and deep personal challenges. In her early twenties, she struggled with substance abuse stemming from PTSD related to childhood and young adult trauma. At 24, she experienced what she describes as a life-altering encounter with Christ and has now been sober for 18 years.

Paula met her husband in Germany while visiting family in Poland. After navigating a long-distance relationship between California and New York, they eventually settled on Massachusetts’ South Shore, where they now live in Kingston with their two daughters. Her husband serves as a Massachusetts State Trooper and Chaplain in the Army National Guard and has recently returned home from deployment in the Middle East — a season that deepened their family’s faith and resilience.

Once firmly rooted in liberal ideology, Paula now speaks openly about her journey to conservatism — a shift shaped by faith, motherhood, business ownership, and a growing conviction around personal responsibility and freedom. She is unapologetic about discussing sobriety, mental health, faith, politics, and the realities of building a business as a Christian woman in today’s cultural climate.

In addition to leading CLN&DRTY, Paula provides marketing consulting and content creation for wellness brands. Her message to women is simple: you will mess up, you will pivot, you will grow — and none of that disqualifies you. What matters most is who you become in the process and whether you’re willing to stand boldly in your convictions.

Where you can find everything about Paula:

Social Media: @clnanddrty

Website: ⁠⁠⁠https://clnanddrty.com/

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Throwback message. This message was came out of personal stories and lessons from my life on relationships.

So often early on in my life, I thought I knew how to choose better than God. I wanted my way more than I wanted to follow Him and Trust Him ALL the way! I think many times we think we trust God until it gets uncomfortable - then we try and take back the control. The BEST place you can be is in the WILL OF GOD, not where you selfishly want to be in this season.

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Keela recently spoke at women's event about how now more than ever, it's time decide what's more important, comfort or conviction? Get ready to be challenged and take notes, and enjoy!

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A throwback message Keela spoke at a Sunday service. As a Christian, our life can be directed and shaped by God. But we are the ones that choose who the main focus is in our story.

The truth is that our story is God's story - but it is up to us to invite Him into our situations & circumstances & follow Him fully! God is ALWAYS with us and for us. He has a plan for great things, even in the middle of what can seem so dark.

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Cole and Keela sit down with Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer. He serves as the Lead Pastor of the historic Sheridan Christian Center in Tulsa, OK – now known as Sheridan.Church. He is the founder of Pastors For Trump. Jackson and his wife, Kendra, have five children and reside in Owasso, Oklahoma.

Lahmeyer attended Oral Roberts University (ORU) and received a B.A. & M.A. in Theological & Historical Studies, graduating Magna Cum Laude. Lahmeyer was then appointed to serve as the Crusade Director traveling the United States for Christ for All Nations, the ministry of Reinhard Bonnke that has helped lead 74,000,000 people to Christ since 1974. While serving as the Crusade Director, Lahmeyer served as the Oklahoma State Coordinator for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association leading more than 300 churches across Oklahoma’s 77 counties to get engaged and fight for conservative values.

In 2021-2022, Lahmeyer was a candidate for the United States Senate in Oklahoma. He was endorsed by Mayor Rudy Giuliani, General Michael Flynn, Roger Stone, Sebastian Gorka, Mike Lindell and other America First leaders. 

Where you can find everything about Jackson Lahmeyer:

Social Media: @jacksonlahmeyer

Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.jacksonlahmeyer.com

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Cole and Keela sit down with Samantha Borgos who leads a company alongside her husband called Sovereign Self Defense.

Samantha studied Sports Medicine at the University of Miami, where she worked with the football team and various other sports programs. After graduation, she launched a successful marketing and branding agency, helping numerous brands grow through online strategies.

Her journey took a turn when, as a single woman, she sought to empower herself through self-defense. That's how she met Alex — their first date was at a shooting range. A few years later, they married and combined their passions to create Sovereign Self Defense and the Warrior Workshops. Today, Samantha serves as the branding expert and COO, attending every workshop to share her expertise and support their mission.

Where you can find everything about Samantha:

Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/samanthajaclyn_?igsh=NXFuaWI0ZzBneHBo

Website: ⁠https://sovereignselfdefense.com/

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Cole and Keela talk about the recent leadership decisions by President Trump and why it's important as a leader to make decisions and take action on things that are required but may not be widely accepted by the masses.

As a leader you are responsible for those of whom you lead, but your ultimate responsibility is to God. You're not always going to get universal agreement on things you decide to do as a leader, but what matters is that you have conviction from God on what's right and act based on that foundation and compass. As the leader, you have the foresight that others do not.

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Keela teaches how stepping into who God says you are unlocks freedom, healing, and purpose.

Using the story of David, we see how God assigns identity long before visibility, anointing before appointment, and purpose before recognition.

Even when David was overlooked, forgotten, and misunderstood, God was developing him through faithfulness and obedience.

This message will help you: Break free from labels placed on you by others. Understand why frustration often comes before growthLearn how faithfulness shapes identity. And to step confidently into the greater purpose God has for your life.

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Cole and Keela team up to recap their experience at America Fest and how to actually make goals that stick for 2026.

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Keela recently spoke a message at a women's conference that will challenge you to really lean in and rely on God in your life.

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