Former high school classmate Reid George sits down with me to talk about his journey from Allentown to serving as a Fire Support Officer with the 4th BCT, 82nd Airborne. A Ranger-qualified paratrooper, Jumpmaster, and artillery officer who held every key leadership role in his unit. Reid opens up about what 5.5 years in the Army taught him about pressure, purpose, and identity. Now a rising sales leader, Reid bridges the gap between military precision and civilian success. This episode hits on leadership, growth, and the evolution of a man still driven by service long after the uniform came off.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode contains strong language, discussion of suicide, and open conversation about addiction. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode of That Others May Thrive, I sit down with Alex Danner — a Marine veteran, high school classmate, and friend who played a critical role in saving my life four years ago.

When I was at my lowest, Alex saw a post I made on social media and refused to ignore it. He made the call that set everything in motion — mobilizing the men who ultimately brought me back home. That act of brotherhood is only part of his story.

We dive deep into Alex’s own battles, including the heavy shadow of addiction, the fight to rebuild after struggle, and the hard truths about what it takes to survive when life pulls you under. His story is raw, painful, and real — but it’s also about hope, action, and the power of never giving up on each other.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode contains strong language and discussions of child abuse and sexual assault. Be cautious when and where you listen to this episode. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode of That Others May Thrive, I sit down with John “JR” Brantly — a Navy veteran and current law enforcement professional with Horry County, South Carolina. JR isn’t just a guest — he’s a brother to me, closer than blood, and one of the men who helped save my life four years ago.

We talk about his journey from the Navy to law enforcement, the meaning of brotherhood that extends beyond the uniform, and the challenges of serving both country and community. JR’s story is one of loyalty, grit, and the unshakable bond forged through service and survival.