In this inspiring episode of Will Carr Speaks, Will reconnects with his old friend Boyd Wilkinson to explore a life lived on the edge—literally and figuratively. From thousands of skydives to building innovative businesses like Jetack Stickers, Boyd shares the thrill of adventure, the lessons of entrepreneurship, and the resilience required to face a brain cancer diagnosis. This episode is for anyone seeking perspective on gratitude, adaptability, and pursuing passion despite life’s curveballs. Listen to hear how Boyd finds joy in the smallest moments while building a life that truly matters.

• Boyd’s skydiving journey and 6,400+ jumps
• Building businesses from window cleaning to Jetack Stickers
• The distinction between stickers and labels and the power of branding
• Designing jetpacks and jet-powered motorcycles for world-class shows
• Traveling the globe performing daring jetpack demonstrations
• Facing a brain cancer diagnosis and the impact on personal and professional life
• Lessons on gratitude, resilience, and finding joy in challenging circumstances
• How passions and ambitions evolve over time

• Life-changing experiences can shift your perspective and priorities.
• Gratitude, even in small moments, can transform your approach to challenges.
• Pursue your passions fully, but understand that they may change over time—and that’s okay.
• Taking charge of your health and decisions can improve outcomes and empower you.
• Adventure, risk, and curiosity can coexist with responsibility and purpose.

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Will Carr sits down with Corey Blair, founder of Break the Chains Media, to explore what it really means to live free in a system that increasingly centralizes power.

From Colorado politics and taxpayer accountability to election integrity, NGO influence, COVID-era policies, and the future of money, energy, and automation, this episode challenges listeners to move beyond passive outrage and into local action. Corey shares how becoming a father reshaped his political philosophy, why community engagement matters more than national narratives, and how building skills, values, and relationships may be the most powerful form of resistance in uncertain times.

This episode is for anyone who feels disillusioned with institutions but still believes in people — and who wants to understand how liberty, responsibility, and humanity intersect in the real world.
If trust in systems is eroding, the answer isn’t disengagement — it’s participation. This conversation is a call to think critically, act locally, and reclaim agency in your own life and community.

🧠 Main Topics Covered

• Corey Blair’s path into activism and independent media

• Holding Colorado politicians accountable and the role of TABOR

• NGO influence, government spending, and taxpayer transparency

• COVID-era policies, psychological operations, and long-term societal effects

• Election integrity, voting systems, and public trust

• Federal vs. state power and constitutional authority

• Immigration, assimilation, and national identity

• Community action, reluctant leadership, and local involvement

• The future of money: inflation, the Federal Reserve, and the petrodollar

• Automation, AI, job loss, and the importance of real-world skills

• Faith, family, freedom, and rebuilding cultural foundations🔑 Key Takeaways

• Political accountability starts locally, not nationally

• Community involvement is more powerful than online outrage

• Transparency in taxes and elections should never be partisan

• Strong individuals build strong communities — not the other way around

• The future will reward skills, adaptability, and real human connection⏱️ Episode Chapters

0:00 – 3:00
Intro & Meet Corey Blair

3:00 – 7:30
Nicotine, Focus, and the Reality of Long-Form Work

7:30 – 15:30
Colorado Politics, TABOR, and Taxpayer Accountability

15:30 – 22:30
COVID Policies, Schools, and the Cost to Children

22:30 – 30:30
Psychological Operations, Power, and Social Conditioning

30:30 – 39:30
Election Integrity, NGOs, and Systemic Corruption

39:30 – 47:30
Venezuela, the Petrodollar, and Global Power Shifts

47:30 – 56:30
Federal Authority, State Power, and Constitutional Limits

56:30 – 1:05:30
Immigration, Assimilation, and National Identity

1:05:30 – 1:15:30
Community, Responsibility, and the Reluctant Leader

1:15:30 – 1:28:30
Money, Inflation, the Federal Reserve, and Fraud

1:28:30 – 1:38:30
Automation, AI, and the Coming Job Cliff

1:38:30 – End
Hope, Humanity, and Rebuilding from the Ground Up

Connect with Corey

Breaking The Chains Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakthechainsmedia?igsh=MTR0bTlpMWVsN29vNg%3D%3D

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On this episode of Will Carr Speaks, Will sits down with JB, co-founder of Dro Life, to talk about life after basketball and the transition from athlete to entrepreneur.
JB shares lessons from growing up, competing at a high level, and learning discipline the hard way. The conversation dives into mindset, health, confidence, and what it really takes to build a brand with longevity. Honest reflections, practical wisdom, and real talk about growth.🔑 Main Topics Covered:

• Life after competitive basketball

• Building Dro Life from the ground up

• Discipline, accountability, and personal growth

• Identity beyond sports

• Health, fasting, and mental clarity

• Confidence, presence, and self-belief

• Long-term vision and entrepreneurship

Key Takeaways

• Discipline outlasts talent when building a meaningful life and business.

• Your identity has to evolve once the athlete chapter ends.

• Health, clarity, and mindset are non-negotiables for long-term success.

• Entrepreneurship exposes who you really are—and forces growth fast.

• Confidence comes from consistency, not external validation.

⏱ Episode Chapters

0:00 – 4:30 Introduction & catching up
4:30 – 10:30 Life after basketball
10:30 – 18:00 Early influences & mindset
18:00 – 27:00 Discipline, mistakes, and growth
27:00 – 35:00 Health, fasting, and mental clarity
35:00 – 43:00 Confidence and identity beyond sports
43:00 – 52:00 Entrepreneurship and building Dro Life
52:00 – End Vision, purpose, and closing reflections

Who are you becoming once the chapter you’re known for ends?

Connect with JB:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jbdro333?igsh=NW52ejB6OHhpNTIy

Dro Life Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drolife/

Dro Life Website: https://drolife.com/

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Former NFL lineman Kyle Turley joins Will Carr for a no-holds-barred conversation that spans football, chronic pain, cannabis, faith, and government overreach. Kyle shares his unlikely journey from late-bloomer athlete to nine-year NFL veteran, country music artist, cannabis entrepreneur, and outspoken activist. This episode is for athletes, entrepreneurs, patients, and truth-seekers questioning conventional medicine and searching for alignment, healing, and purpose. Why it matters: this conversation challenges stigma, exposes systemic failures, and reframes cannabis as both medicine and mission.

Main Topics Covered

• Kyle Turley’s late start in football and rise to the NFL

• The role of great coaching in sports, life, and identity

• Life after football: music, entrepreneurship, and reinvention

• Chronic pain, pharmaceutical addiction, and near-death experiences

• How cannabis helped Kyle heal physically, mentally, and spiritually

• The endocannabinoid system and cannabis as daily wellness

• Hemp vs. marijuana: the Farm Bill, CR language, and industry fallout

• Cannabis activism, Capitol Hill protests, and the Rand Paul Hemp Act

• Cannabis, faith, and spiritual alignment

• What’s next for the cannabis and hemp industries

  
  

  Key Takeaways

• Great coaching and belief systems translate far beyond sports

• Cannabis can be a powerful alternative to pharmaceuticals for pain and neurological health

• The current hemp legislation threatens hundreds of thousands of jobs and patient access

• Entrepreneurship requires constant adaptation—especially in heavily regulated industries

• Healing, clarity, and purpose often come from alignment, not suppression

Connect with Kyle Turley

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyle_turley_official/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/kyle.turley.655045/

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What does it take to build a life rooted in discipline, community, and purpose?

In this episode, Will Carr sits down with Scott Miller—UFC coach, black belt, gym owner, and creator of the Matt Miles travel series—to talk about jiu-jitsu, coaching fighters, small business ownership, and the mindset that comes from years on the mat.

This conversation is for anyone curious about martial arts, personal growth, leadership, or finding balance between intensity and presence. It matters because discipline isn’t just learned—it’s lived.🧠 MAIN TOPICS COVERED

• Scott Miller’s journey into wrestling, jiu-jitsu, and coaching

• Owning and operating a martial arts gym in the mountains

• The mindset difference between competing and coaching

• Jiu-jitsu culture, community, and trust on the mat

• Physical recovery, longevity, and listening to your body

• Masculinity, self-defense, and primal confidence

• The Matt Miles travel project and storytelling through martial arts

🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Coaching is often more fulfilling than competing

• Jiu-jitsu builds trust, humility, and emotional regulation

• Longevity in training requires flexibility, recovery, and sleep

• Discipline on the mat translates directly to life off the mat

• Community is one of the greatest strengths of martial arts

⏱️ EPISODE CHAPTERS

0:00 – 3:05 Fire It Up: Introducing Scott Miller & Evergreen Jiu-Jitsu
3:06 – 6:20 From Small-Town Kansas to the Jiu-Jitsu World
6:21 – 9:45 Wrestling vs. Jiu-Jitsu: Foundations of the Fight Game
9:46 – 12:20 Coaching Fighters vs. Competing Yourself
12:21 – 15:30 Building Community Inside Martial Arts Gyms
15:31 – 18:45 Training Schedules, Flexibility, and Fighter Care
18:46 – 22:10 Recovery, Sleep, Stretching, and Longevity
22:11 – 27:00 Jiu-Jitsu vs. Wrestling: Technique, Trust, and Control
27:01 – 31:20 Ego, Tapping, and the Mental Game
31:21 – 36:40 Size, Strength, and Training with Different Body Types
36:41 – 40:30 Masculinity, Self-Defense, and Primal Confidence
40:31 – 42:30 Alcohol, Altercations, and Real-World Awareness
42:31 – 44:24 Matt Miles, Community, and Living with PurposeIf this episode fired you up, make sure to follow, like, and share Will Carr Speaks. Your support helps spread powerful conversations that matter.

Connect with Scott Miller:

Evergreen Jiu-Jitsu: https://evergreenjiujitsu.com/

Scott Miller on YouTube (Scotty Jiu-Jitsu): https://www.youtube.com/@Scottyjiujitsu

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottyjiujitsu/?hl=en

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What does it take to build an industry before it even exists? In this episode of Will Carr Speaks, Will sits down with Bob Hoban, founder of the world’s first national and international cannabis law firm. Bob shares how he helped shape cannabis policy across the globe, why he walked away from traditional law, and what entrepreneurship taught him about leadership, resilience, and choosing fun after success.

This episode is for entrepreneurs, creators, and anyone questioning the “one career for life” narrative — and it matters because the future belongs to those willing to build what doesn’t exist yet.

Main Topics Covered

• Building the first national & international cannabis law firm

• The evolution of global cannabis legalization & policy

• Entrepreneurship, leadership, and scaling unconventional businesses

• COVID, burnout, and knowing when to pivot

• Work ethic myths, efficiency vs hustle, and the “4-Hour Work Week” illusion

• Travel, freedom, and designing a life beyond career identity

• Cannabis culture vs commercialization

• Choosing purpose, fun, and presence after success

Key Takeaways

• You don’t need a lifelong career — you need seasons of commitment

• Hard work still matters, even in a world obsessed with shortcuts

• Being early, not perfect, is often the real advantage

• Leadership means carrying weight others don’t see

• You’re allowed to redefine success once you reach it

Chapters

0:00 – 3:30 | Presence, Mortality, and Why the Moment Matters
Life, death, legacy, and why being present now is the only real currency.

3:31 – 7:15 | Leaving Traditional Law & Redefining Success
Why Bob Hoban walked away from full-time law practice and chose a different life.

7:16 – 11:30 | Cannabis Goes Global: Building an International Industry
Traveling the world, shaping cannabis policy, and witnessing legalization firsthand.

11:31 – 16:00 | Cannabis Culture vs Medical Commercialization
Coffee shops, pharmaceuticals, quality control, and what gets lost as industries scale.

16:01 – 21:10 | Rescheduling, Descheduling & the Future of Cannabis
Why policy changes are more complicated than they seem — and what’s really at stake.

21:11 – 27:30 | The Birth of the First National Cannabis Law Firm
How Bob Hoban built a law firm that didn’t exist yet — and why timing mattered.

27:31 – 35:30 | Scaling Fast, Leading People & COVID Reality Checks
Growth pains, leadership under pressure, and the harsh lessons of the pandemic.

35:31 – 42:30 | Hustle Myths, Work Ethic & the Truth About “4-Hour Work Weeks”
Why efficiency still requires effort — and why hard work never went out of style.

42:31 – 57:30 | Choosing Fun, Nature, and What Comes Next
Backpacking, travel, freedom, creativity, and redefining success for the second half of life.

Connect with Bob Hoban:

Website: https://www.clarkhill.com/people/robert-t-hoban/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhoban/

Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthoban/

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If you were forced to choose today, what would you start doing differently with your time—and what are you waiting for?

In this powerful campus talk, Will Carr challenges college athletes to rethink time, identity, and success before their playing days end.

He breaks down why high performers stay present, why fulfillment doesn’t come from jobs or money alone, and how owning your time, energy, and choices early can completely change the trajectory of your life.

This episode is a wake-up call to stop waiting, start choosing intentionally, and build a life driven by purpose—not autopilot.

🧠 Main Topic Points:

1. Time isn’t linear—the present moment is all you actually control

2. Why high performers don’t dwell on mistakes and stay locked in now

3. The identity crisis athletes face after sports—and how to avoid it

4. Protecting your time as the foundation of success and fulfillment

5. Morning routines, gratitude, and mindset as performance multipliers

6. Why passion, meaning, and challenge matter more than money alone

7. Choosing mentors wisely and not following average paths by default

8. Building a life around freedom, relationships, and contribution

What happens when success, money, identity, and health all fall apart—at the same time?
Matt shares how losing everything became the moment that led him home to faith, clarity, and purpose. This is a conversation for anyone who feels stuck, disconnected, or quietly asking, “Is there more than this?”

🧠 Main Topics Covered

• Faith & Testimony – From broken foundations to spiritual renewal

• Health as a Catalyst – Weight loss, illness, mold exposure, and holistic healing

• Mind–Body–Spirit Connection – Why health can’t be compartmentalized

• The Power of Community – How The Brook creates real, life-giving connection

• Purpose Through Surrender – Letting go of control to find calling

• Discipleship in Action – Living out faith, not just talking about it

• Brook Active – Merging fitness, faith, and friendship in Colorado

• Journey Over Destination – Why the path itself is the purpose

You don’t need to have it all figured out.
You don’t need a perfect past.
You just need to be willing to take the next step.

This episode is a reminder that purpose is revealed in the journey, healing happens in community, and you were never meant to carry life alone.

🎧 Listen to the full episode of Will Carr Speaks and get fired up to live with deeper faith, better health, and real connection.

In this episode of Will Carr Speaks, Will sits down with Trent Pollson, co-founder of Ember and Ice, a nature-based sauna and cold plunge social club redefining wellness, community, and sober connection. What starts as a conversation about hot-cold therapy quickly becomes a deep dive into mental health, entrepreneurship, faith, sobriety, presence, and the power of intentional community.

From wood-fired saunas on Boulder Creek to vulnerable conversations that happen when phones are left outside, this episode explores why true wellness goes far beyond fitness—and why community may be the missing link for so many people today.

🧠 Main Topics Covered

• Ember and Ice’s Mission – Building community through nature, sauna, and cold exposure

• Hot & Cold Therapy Science – Detoxification, inflammation reduction, cardiovascular health, and longevity

• Mental Toughness – Why sauna and cold plunges are as much psychological as physical

• Sober Social Spaces – Creating meaningful connection without alcohol or substances

• The “Third Space” Movement – Rethinking social environments beyond work and home

• Faith & Self-Belief – How spirituality and a personal north star guide purpose

• Entrepreneurship & Community – Building a business with close friends and shared values

• Attention to Detail – Why the last 5% creates magic in business and relationships

• Presence & Conscious Living – Breaking autopilot and creating deeper human connection

• Ownership of Time – Why controlling your schedule is foundational to fulfillment

This conversation is for anyone craving real connection, better mental health, and a more intentional life. Whether you’re an athlete, entrepreneur, or just feeling burned out by screens and surface-level interactions, this episode offers a grounded, inspiring vision for how to live healthier—inside and out.

The advice that worked in 1970 won’t work in 2025. In this powerful talk, Will challenges athletes to rethink careers, income, and life after sports as AI, robotics, and blockchain rapidly reshape the global economy. This is a wake-up call about getting ahead of the curve—or getting left behind.🧠 Main Topics CoveredWhy “get a degree, get a job” is outdatedAI & robotics replacing white-collar and medical jobsHow engineers and athletes can think differently about the futureEntrepreneurship as the new arena for competitionWhy traditional banking & 401Ks are brokenBlockchain, protocol wealth & becoming your own bankFreedom, fulfillment, and life after college sportsWant to learn how to prepare for the future, explore NIL opportunities, or understand protocol wealth?👉 Check out the link in bio for the full episode👉 DM Will directly @WillCarrSpeaks👉 Follow #WillCarrSpeaks and #LetsDoPodcastThis is about thinking ahead, competing at a higher level, and building a life that gives you real options.