In this episode of The Resilient Show, Chad Robichaux sits down with Seth Gruber, founder and CEO of the White Rose Resistance. Seth shares his journey as a pro-life advocate, diving into the chilling realities of America’s “culture of death.” We touch on the spiritual, ethical, and historical aspects of abortion, the links to broader cultural issues, and Seth’s new book, The 1916 Project. This episode is a deep exploration of life, faith, and the fight against injustice, offering insights for both pro-life and pro-choice listeners.

Join us for this episode of The Resilient Show with Chad Robichaux and guest America’s Historian, David Barton. We uncover forgotten stories about U.S. Presidents, the Founding Fathers, and key moments that shaped the nation’s governance and military power. From Eisenhower’s overlooked contributions to modern leadership, to the revolutionary artifacts that helped define America’s identity, this conversation gets into the events and decisions that have influenced the country’s past and continue to impact its future.

In this episode of The Resilient Show, Chad Robichaux sits down with actor, producer, and advocate Kirk Cameron. Together, they discuss Kirk’s work in promoting family values, his commitment to protecting children, and his initiatives like the American Campfire Revival. Hear Kirk open up about his journey from atheism to faith, his thoughts on the cultural challenges facing America today, and his mission to inspire the next generation through books and public advocacy. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just getting to know Kirk, this episode is packed with insights on faith, family, and resilience.

Today on The Resilient Show, Chad Robichaux is joined by Lt. Col. Allen West. Lt. Col. West reflects on his remarkable military service, spanning multiple combat zones and earning prestigious honors like the Bronze Star and Meritorious Service Medals. He shares powerful insights on leadership, drawing from his experiences both on the battlefield and in politics. They discuss the significance of standing up for the U.S. Constitution, the Second Amendment, and the importance of preserving the nation’s core principles. Lt. Col. West also opens up about the personal sacrifices he’s made, including a life-changing decision in Iraq that challenged his career but upheld his commitment to protecting his troops. The conversation dives into his family’s long legacy of military service, the future of America, and how today’s leadership can learn from history’s great defenders of freedom. With candid discussions on patriotism, service, and the challenges facing the nation, this episode is a must