In this episode of Driving Change, Travis Patterson is joined by Tennessee Walker, Head of Litigation at Patterson Law Group, for a practical and eye-opening conversation about the insurance coverages that matter most after a car wreck. Together, they break down commonly misunderstood policies – coverage many drivers don’t fully understand but often desperately need – and explain why relying on minimum limits can leave individuals and families dangerously exposed.

After handling countless car wreck cases, Travis and Tennessee have seen firsthand how inadequate insurance can change lives in an instant. Throughout the episode, they share their top three insurance tips every driver should know, including how much coverage is truly enough, where people unknowingly cut corners, and the steps listeners can take now to better protect themselves and their loved ones.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to understand their auto insurance before they need it – and make smarter coverage decisions that support long-term financial protection.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode

• What is UM/UIM Insurance Coverage?
• The Importance of UIM: Why You May Not Have Enough
• Texas Uninsured Motorist Claims Lawyers
• Travis Patterson, Managing Partner of Patterson Law Group
• Tennessee Walker, Head of Litigation at Patterson Law Group
• Patterson Law Group

E-bikes have quickly become one of the hottest trends among kids, but many parents don’t realize just how serious the risks can be. In this episode, Travis digs into the surge of e-bike-related injuries, why these crashes are so severe, and what safety oversights are leaving young riders vulnerable. He breaks down the often overlooked legal and insurance implications, like coverage gaps, liability issues, and what happens if a child is injured or causes an accident. Travis also shares practical steps families can take to keep their kids safe, along with insights on what needs to change at the community level. If you’re thinking about buying an e-bike – or already have one – this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode

• CBS News: Holiday Gifts with Hidden Risks
• The Medical Minute: E-bike and e-scooter injuries are on the rise in children (Penn State University)
• Get in Gear: E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety (Cook Children’s Health Care)
• Patterson Law Group

Online games like Roblox, Minecraft, and Fortnite aren’t just entertainment — they’ve become prime hunting grounds for predators. In this episode, Travis Patterson talks with Ty Bowden of MASE (Men Against Sexual Exploitation) about how these platforms put kids at risk, why lawsuits are piling up, and what every parent needs to know. They share practical steps for spotting red flags, starting conversations, and keeping kids safe in today’s digital world.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode

• MASE
• The Net Fort Worth
• Protect Young Eyes
• Good Pictures Bad Pictures Book
• Bark: Parental Controls for Families
• Patterson Law Group

Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for children under five. It’s very quick and very quiet. In this compelling episode of Driving Change, host Travis Patterson sits down with Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) Expert Kelsey Strieby to tackle one of the most pressing safety concerns for families: water safety and drowning prevention. Their conversation explores the often-overlooked risks that water poses to children and provides parents and caregivers with practical, life-saving knowledge. Strieby shares her expertise on the ISR method – a specialized approach to teaching young children critical water survival skills – and offers tangible strategies that families can implement to protect their children around water. From backyard pools to natural bodies of water, this episode delivers actionable insights that could make the difference between tragedy and safety, making it essential listening for anyone responsible for children’s wellbeing.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode

• ISR Fort Worth
• Follow ISR Fort Worth on Instagram
• Lifeguard Your Child
• Cook Children’s Water Safety Resources
• Patterson Law Group

In this episode of Driving Change, Travis sits down with attorney, professor, and AI expert Jim Zadeh to explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the legal profession. From improving efficiency in law firms to ethical dilemmas and the future of courtroom tech, Jim breaks it all down with practical insight and forward-thinking clarity.

• Claude.ai
• Perplexity AI
• ChatGPT
• Deposely LX
• CoCounsel by Thomson Reuters
• Harvey AI
• Filevine
• Email Jim Zadeh
• The Zadeh Firm
• Patterson Law Group

In our first on-location episode of Driving Change, Travis records live from the Big Brothers Big Sisters Charity Open at Rockwood Park Golf Course in Fort Worth. His guest is Ozzie Smith, President of Big Brothers Big Sisters Tarrant County – a leader whose path from engineering to youth advocacy is as inspiring as it is unexpected. Together, they dive into how Big Brothers Big Sisters transforms lives through mentorship, the unique programs that make volunteering flexible and meaningful, and why events like the Charity Open are critical to keeping the mission alive. From behind-the-scenes insights to heartwarming success stories, this episode is a powerful look at what it means to truly drive change – one relationship at a time.

Fellow Personal Injury Attorney Wade Barrow sits down with Travis Patterson to discuss two pending bills at the Texas Legislature that will only serve to make our roads much more dangerous and patient access to medical care much more difficult. The state of Texas simply cannot afford either. This informative conversation breaks down what these bills do and why all Texans should use their voices to stop them in their tracks.

• Texas Watch: We Need Safe Roads Petition
• Texas Watch: Protect Patient Access Petition
• Patterson Law Group
• Barrow Law

In this candid and compelling episode of Driving Change, host Travis Patterson sits down with longtime friend and former NFL quarterback Colt McCoy for a real conversation that every parent navigating youth sports needs to hear. Colt reflects on his 14-season NFL career and shares an honest look at how that experience shaped his approach to parenting, coaching, and what matters most. From waiting until 7th grade to play tackle football to intentionally not putting his own kids in organized sports during his playing years, Colt offers a refreshing perspective on how to build healthy, grounded kids in today’s youth sports culture. They talk burnout, over-scheduling, and the silent pressure many families face to specialize too early. Colt also breaks down a powerful locker room survey he once did among pro athletes that revealed something surprising about when they decided to fully commit to their sport. The conversation also turns to the world of college athletics and NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deals, unpacking how this new reality is trickling down into youth sports and reshaping family dynamics, priorities, and expectations. Whether you’re a sports parent, coach, or just someone who wants to raise strong, self-aware kids, this episode will challenge, encourage, and leave you thinking differently about competition, childhood, and time well spent.

• The Pure Athlete Podcast: The Voice of Youth Sports