America can’t be resilient if it can’t feed itself — and Patrick Montgomery believes we’ve handed far too much control of our food supply to everyone but American farmers. In this episode of The Resilient Show, Chad sits down with the former Army Ranger and KC Cattle Company founder for a blunt conversation about the disappearing American farm, foreign influence over our meat industry, and why food supply needs to be treated as national security. Key Topics: – Why American farms are disappearing – China’s influence over the U.S. pork industry – Brazil’s growing control over American beef – Why America has fewer cattle despite a much larger population – The aging American farmer and the missing next generation – What COVID exposed about our fragile food supply – Why food supply is national security Americans have gotten used to food always being there. Patrick’s warning is simple: if we lose the ability to feed our own people and military, everything else becomes secondary.

The American church has stayed quiet for too long, and Pastor Allen Jackson believes the country is paying the price. In this episode of The Resilient Show, Chad sits down with Pastor Jackson for a blunt conversation about churches avoiding so-called “political” issues, backing away from culture, and why biblical truth has been treated like something too dangerous to say from the pulpit. Pastor Jackson goes straight at marriage, biological sex, education, public morality, faith in government, and the role Christians should play in their own communities. His message is simple: the church was never called to hide, play it safe, or surrender the culture without a fight. Key Topics: – Why “political issues” are often biblical issues – How silence weakened the church’s influence – Why pastors are afraid to speak clearly – The culture war inside schools and communities – Faith, freedom, Israel, and the future of America – Why Christians need to stop sitting on the sidelines This is not a polite conversation about staying “in the middle.” It is a challenge to the church to find its backbone again.

How did Duck Dynasty become the most popular reality series of all time? What really happened behind the cameras? Why was it so successful? And what is the Robertson family doing next? In this must-watch episode of The Resilient Show, Chad sits down with a special guests Jase and Willie Robertson from the Duck Dynasty family for an honest, behind-the-scenes conversation about faith, family values, building an empire from a Louisiana swamp, navigating massive fame, and staying grounded through it all. From humble beginnings to cultural phenomenon — this episode is packed with inspiring stories, life lessons, and resilient wisdom you don’t want to miss. Key Topics: -The real origin story of Duck Dynasty -Faith, family, and staying true to your values in the spotlight -The power of authenticity and hard work -What’s next for the Robertson family and their mission -Practical resilience lessons for life, business, and raising a strong family Whether you grew up watching Duck Dynasty or just love stories of faith-fueled success, this episode will encourage and equip you. We hope you enjoy this interview and, of course, encourage you to engage with us here and on our social channels.

In this powerful episode of The Resilient Show, former NFL athlete, US Rowing team member, and health optimization leader Jimmy St. Louis joins us in studio for a deep dive into the future of personalized health, longevity, and regenerative medicine. Jimmy shares his incredible journey — from elite athlete to founder of Mighty Oaks Foundation (serving over 600,000 veterans) and now CEO of Agentis Longevity — while breaking down the truth about hormone optimization and why the current medical guidelines are outdated by 45 years. The topics include: -Peptides (including Retatrutide) — how they compare to Ozempic, real benefits vs. hype, and why blood work is non-negotiable -Stem cell therapy — the current landscape, what’s actually happening overseas, and why policy change is critical -The importance of physician-guided, consumer-driven care Blue zones, foundational health habits, and why most Americans are deficient Jimmy also opens up about his powerful personal story of resilience — growing up in an abusive home, the knife incident at age 5 that shaped his core values (Family • Faith • Fitness • Mission), and how those experiences fuel his mission to transform healthcare. Whether you’re 25 or 65, an athlete, a veteran, or j