Our guest on this episode of The Dash In The Middle is Stephen Bruner. Stephen is a pastor and describes his journey to faith after overcoming childhood trauma and other forms of adversity growing up. He tells the story of how he became a professional bull fighter in the PBR and PRCA. He also goes into detail about his journey through stage 3 testicular cancer, his symptoms, treatment journey, and ultimately beating cancer completely. We discuss his journey to becoming a day-working cowboy in south Florida and what the learning curve was like in that career.

Eric Suarez tells us his testimony encompassing everything from childhood struggles, addiction, homelessness, and ultimately enrollment in the mens rehabilitation program at Dunklin Memorial Church in Okeechobee, Florida. He goes into detail about how transformative the program is which resulted in him placing his faith in Jesus, healing from his past, and reconciling with his family. It is a testimony of hope and love that has the power to positively impact anyone.

Kevin Roberts is a hunting guide and cowboy, and is as good of a story teller as you've ever heard. He tells us about growing up in Indiantown, and how being in the hunting and cattle industry found him as a young man. We get to hear amazing stories encompassing everything from quail hunting, roping and handling water buffalo, dogs over the years, and what cowboying in South Florida was really like. Kevin worked at J & R Outfitters for 20 years and elaborates on many stories that Mr. Joey Obannon told us in episode #2. If you want to support this podcast leave us a comment, give us a guest suggestion, and you can leave us up to a 5 star review. We'll see you in the next one!

Nathan Todd is a Christian, husband, father, and a self made business man. For a young man in his twenties his spiritual maturity and business knowledge is lightyears ahead of most people in any age group. He tells us about his life growing up, how he went from pressure cleaning to the biohazard industry, and the importance of faith and the power of forgiveness. Check out his company "Florida Emergency Cleaning".

Chandler Henry is a self taught filmmaker and director, and has a successful Youtube channel. He tells us his life story of how he overcame "C-DIFF", a severe gastrointestinal infection in his teenage years, and how he recovered from it. He goes into detail about his life as a Youtuber, how he chose that path over the traditional college trajectory. and gives us tips on how anyone with access to the internet can become successful on Youtube. He also tells us about his relationship with UFC star Joe Pyfer, and how he made the hit documentary "Journey to the UFC: Joe Pyfer". Chandler has a very positive mindset and describes how anyone who wants to learn something new and follow their passions can do so using Youtube as a tool.

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Our guest in this episode of The Dash In The Middle is Mr. Joey O'Bannon. Joey is a retired PH (professional hunter), and spent a lifetime hunting in Africa. He tells us about how he got into the hunting industry and his first trip to Africa. He goes into detail about hunting the Big 5,- elephants, buffalo, lions, rhino, and leopards. He tells us how he started J and R outfitters in Indiantown, Florida, and what it was like when he brought water buffalo on the ranch and how he got into bird hunting, particularly quail hunting. He also discusses his life as a cattleman in south Florida. It's very hard to sum up a lifetime in two hours, but this is the highlight reel and his stories are truly second to none.

Welcome to The Dash In The Middle podcast. Growing up I struggled with that million dollar question.... what am I going to do with my life? It can be one of the hardest questions to answer, but it is one of the most important. Generally speaking what is the first thing someone new asks you when you meet? Usually it's "so what do you do for a living?". I love asking that question, learning about peoples lives, what they do, and how they got to where they are today. That's how this podcast was born, we all have two dates on our headstones, the day we were born and the day we die , but the dash in the middle is what counts the most. My hope for this podcast is that we will positively impact our viewers who may be searching for the right career, wanting to start a business, dealing with hardship and adversity, or simply wanting to learn something new by listening to the wide variety of guests that we plan to host. Pay attention to their stories so you too can make the most of your dash in the middle!