This episode with Bryan, Kellen, and Thad dives deep with special guest Sean Copeland, former Oklahoma Secretary of Commerce and founder of 94X Movement, exploring themes that hit home for men—insight, growth, connection, and ambition. It’s about recognizing that there’s always music playing, even if you can’t always hear it reminding us that value and opportunity exist in every moment. Gratitude takes center stage, proving that acknowledgment and appreciation aren’t signs of weakness but keys to stronger relationships and authentic leadership.

The takeaways are clear in real engagement builds trust, reflection sharpens your edge, and personal experiences fuel both personal and professional success. Future goals drive present action, and communication done with purpose turns good conversations into powerful connections. In the end, it’s a reminder that the smartest moves in business and life come from staying grounded, grateful, and fully engaged.

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In this episode, Bryan, Kellen and Thad get real about what men are up against in today’s world of distance learning, endless screen time, and fake online connection. It’s time to stop hiding behind devices and start showing up—in our families, our churches, and our communities. The guys break down how modern teaching methods, social media, and youth engagement are shaping how men lead, and what it really means to be present.

This isn’t about perfection—it’s about purpose. It’s about men stepping up, leading with strength and honesty, and being the ones who build real relationships that push others forward. Whether you’re a pastor, a dad, a mentor, or just a guy trying to grow, this episode reminds you that spiritual growth starts with showing up and staying consistent.

Real Talk .....

• Distance learning and screen time are killing real-world connection—step in and lead your kids through it.
• Building solid relationships is the difference between leading and losing.
• Pastors—if you’re not present, you’re not leading.
• Spiritual growth takes accountability, not comfort.
• Social media is a tool—use it with purpose, not pride.
• Adapt how you teach and mentor; today’s young men need relevance and truth.
• The church has to get real if it wants men to show up.
• The Bible isn’t optional—it’s the foundation for strong, grounded leadership.
• Community engagement isn’t charity—it’s brotherhood in action.

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What happens when redemption, entrepreneurship, and leadership collide behind prison walls? Bryan, Kellen and Thad sit in an unforgettable episode spotlighting how Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt lent his influence to a powerful moment of transformation — when incarcerated men in the 1440 Promise program stepped into a “Shark Tank”-style pitch event to present business plans and declare their readiness to reenter society with strength and dignity.

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• You’ll hear the origin story of 1440 Promise, a Christ-centered ministry helping men in prison discover purpose, develop life skills, and rebuild identity.
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• We’ll reveal how Gov. Stitt showed up — as a judge, sponsor, or moral witness — bringing attention and legitimacy to this bold experiment in rehabilitation.
• Listen to the voices of the men: their hopes, stakes, and strategies as they pitch real business ideas in front of real decision-makers.
• We explore the tension of faith plus entrepreneurship, the risks they faced in stepping into the spotlight, and the mission of giving more than second chances — giving equipped, grounded new leaders.
• The governor touches on hot topics shaping Oklahoma today — from strengthening the school system and supporting local agriculture (including planting vegetables and community gardens) to promoting innovative ideas that empower communities statewide.

Tune in if you believe transformation is more than redemption — it’s the work we build.

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In this episode, Bryan, Kellen, and Thad are joined by a special guest — the first female on the podcast, Debra Wimpee, Mayor of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Together, they dive deep into the real-world dynamics of modern leadership, personal image, and community influence through conversations that challenge perspectives and inspire action.

We start at the gym, exploring how attire draws attention from both men and women, and the unspoken societal expectations placed on women in public spaces. From there, the discussion shifts to leadership, using the story of a female mayor to highlight the power of being approachable, relatable, and truly connected to the people you serve.

The conversation expands to address the unique challenges veterans face and the responsibility leaders have to honor and support them. We examine the delicate balance between personal appearance and professional presence, especially in a world where social media can shape public perception in seconds.

Throughout the episode, we emphasize the importance of intention—behind our actions, our image, and our leadership. Grace and compassion emerge as essential traits for anyone stepping into positions of influence.

The episode closes on a powerful note: the joy and fulfillment that comes from serving others and making a lasting positive impact in your community.

👉 Tune in for honest conversation, practical insights, and thought-provoking perspectives on what it truly means to lead with purpose in today’s world.

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This discussion with Bryan, Kellen and Thad with special guest Sheriff Vic Regalado pulling no punches. It takes on the brutal truth that we’ve grown numb to violence and even celebrate it like entertainment. It calls out public figures who shape morality—sometimes for the worse—and exposes how social media has become a weapon against truth. But it doesn’t stop there. Real stories of men transformed by faith show how brokenness can be turned into strength. We dive into innovative prison reform, the power of knowing who you are, and the brotherhood found in real community. At its core, this is about fighting for humanity, leading with courage, and standing unashamed in your faith in a world that’s losing its grip on what matters.

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In this episode, we cut the fluff and get real about what it takes to push through life’s toughest hits. Men aren’t meant to go it alone—brotherhood and mentorship are game-changers. When you’ve got the right guys in your corner, you find strength, guidance, and grit to fight back harder. We share raw stories of resilience and what happens when iron truly sharpens iron. Tune in and see how the right tribe can fuel your growth, healing, and next level.

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In this episode, Bryan, Kellen and Thad get real about the daily grind and the unseen battles men face—at work, at home, and in their communities. They share stories that prove how the smallest acts of kindness can shift the direction of someone’s day and how being present in the moment is one of the most underrated forms of leadership.

The conversation also highlights the 1440 Promise Prison Ministry, where men preparing to reenter society got the chance to step into a “Shark Tank”-style event with Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma. These men presented their business plans for life after prison—proof that leadership, growth, and redemption can come from the hardest places. It’s a powerful reminder that opportunity and community support can rewrite someone’s future. Putting God into their lives, plans and looking forward to the next chapter with BIG PLANS!

This isn’t just about being strong; it’s about being smart enough to let others protect your blind spots. The guy's dive into how trust and vulnerability can actually make relationships stronger, not weaker, and why men need to recognize the power in letting their partners stand guard sometimes.

From tackling hard challenges that forge personal growth to stepping up in community initiatives that fuel real change, this conversation is a reminder that leadership isn’t about doing it all alone—it’s about showing up, staying grounded, and living with purpose.

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In this episode, special guest Fighter- Tater McSpadden lays it all out—his journey from a rough past to living with purpose, faith, and impact. He doesn’t sugarcoat the battles with mental health and recovery, and he is clear that it was his relationship with God that pulled him through. Authenticity became his weapon, and telling his story became his way to lead.

Bryan, Kellen and Thad talk about the power of brotherhood and community—how no man or woman climbs out alone. Tater's story shines a light on the hidden struggles so many faces and shows how speaking up can give someone else the courage to fight their own battles.

The conversation also hits on the weight of influence—what it means to be accountable when people are watching. Tater doesn’t shy away from the responsibility that comes with leadership, or from the truth that faith has to be at the center of every move.

At the core, his testimony is about redemption and resilience—a reminder that no matter how far you’ve fallen, God’s grace can pull you back and set you on a new path. It’s proof that transformation isn’t just possible—it’s waiting for those willing to fight for it.

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