STILL STRONG PODCAST
36 years old, 20 years in, and 1,000 miles later Luke sits down with us to discuss the suffering and support required to be an ultra marathoner as we attempt to walk a mile in his toe shoes.
Next episode drops: May 13, 2026 at 1:00 PM EDT
From building companies and raising seven children... to surviving a crash that forced him to confront a terrifying realization - that after years of providing and pushing, part of him was simply exhausted. This conversation is for the providers, the builders, the men who kept going even when they didn't know why.
The quiet force helping to bring this vision to life every single week. From purchasing the equipment...to setting up every Saturday morning, to handling the editing, uploads, and behind-the-scenes production. Mike shares his perspective on how the Pod began, what he thought in the beginning, and how watching these conversations unfold has impacted him personally.
My step-granddaughter Alexis joined me alongside her mom, Brooke, for a conversation about a different kind of strength. Not the kind you find in the gym. Not the kind that shows off. But the quiet kind. The kind that keeps showing up through surgeries, wheelchairs, therapy, uncertainty, exhaustion, and everyday life.
Daniela opens up about growing up in a home marked by alcoholism, instability, emotional neglect, and trauma. From witnessing chaos as a child to navigating the lasting emotional impact into adulthood, she shares what it felt like to survive silently while trying to find identity, peace, and purpose.
We sit down for a powerful conversation on spiritual warfare, leadership, and the unseen responsibility of a husband and father. This isn't about fear. It's about awareness. It's about stepping into the role most men were never trained for.
LJ Cowan brings raw insight, lived experience, and storytelling. A conversation about the discipline behind the stories and what it costs to stay focused.
Walking through a cancer battle that reshaped her life, growing up in a family of five, and helping care for two special needs siblings. Josie talks about the beauty and innocence of her sister with Down Syndrome and the heartbreak of losing her at just 24 years old. A conversation centered around carrying responsibility, grief, and pressure - all at once.
The grip of an addiction to pain killers, broken family ties and the painful space between wanting to change and not knowing how. If you're battling something... if you've lost something... or if you're holding onto something you need to let go of, this one is for you.
A man whose story begins with trauma inside the church but doesn't end there. Raised in a pastor's home, Nathan experienced a life marked by contradiction - truth preached from the pulpit, but not lived behind closed doors. From harsh discipline and emotional abuse to early exposure to things no child should ever see, his childhood left scars that ran deep.
A veteran law enforcement officer serving in the Special Victims Unit - where the cases are heavy, the stories are difficult, and the impact doesn't just stay at work. We talk about what he's seen, what it does to a man and how he's learned to still show up as a husband, a father and a man of faith.
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