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Katarina Szulc, a Canadian journalist, reveals her solo journey into the heart of Mexico’s cartels. She shares the extreme risks, terrifying close calls, and why she chose to report alone on organized crime when no one else would. Learn how she got access, earned trust, and exposed the stories that mainstream media ignores.
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What really happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370? In this episode of The Resilient Show, Chad Robichaux sits down with Ashton Forbes, a leading independent investigator behind the viral MH370 footage, to reveal new evidence that suggests the missing Boeing 777 didn’t just vanish, it may have been teleported. Forbes breaks down leaked U.S. military drone videos, eyewitness reports, and suppressed government documents that point to advanced plasma orb technology, teleportation protocols, and a potential cover-up involving the Diego Garcia Military Base. Were 239 passengers sacrificed in the name of national security? Was MH370 used as a demonstration of America’s most secretive weapons program? From wormholes and energy weapons to the involvement of semiconductor engineers on board, Ashton unpacks aviation’s greatest unsolved mystery with evidence that challenges everything we’ve been told.
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Ken Isaacs has spent 35 years on the frontlines of the world’s worst crises: war zones, genocides, natural disasters, and humanitarian emergencies in over 150 countries. As Vice President of Samaritan’s Purse and author of Running to the Fire, Ken has negotiated with presidents, popes, and warlords, led relief efforts in Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Sudan, and witnessed the depths of human suffering alongside the hope of Christ. In this episode of The Resilient Show, Ken shares his incredible journey from well driller to global humanitarian leader, the spiritual foundation that has sustained him through unimaginable tragedy, and the lessons in resilience, leadership, and faith that we all need in a broken world.
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Discover the Museum of the Bible with Hobby Lobby’s President Steve Green as he reveals powerful evidence, history, and archaeology that prove why the Bible still changes everything. They discuss the origins and mission of the Museum, the overwhelming evidence supporting the Bible, Hobby Lobby’s journey from a garage startup to a billion-dollar company, and the Green family’s philosophy of faith-driven leadership and philanthropy. From the Dead Sea Scrolls and archaeological discoveries that validate scripture to the Supreme Court battle that nearly cost Hobby Lobby everything, Steve opens up about resilience, faith, business, and legacy.
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Medal of Honor recipient Lt. Col. William Swenson joins Chad Robichaux for an unfiltered conversation about courage, sacrifice, and accountability in war. Swenson recounts the harrowing seven-hour battle in Afghanistan that earned him the nation’s highest military award, where he risked his life to save others while outnumbered and under fire. But this is more than a story of battlefield heroism, it’s about the hidden costs of war, the failures of leadership, and why he chose to speak out when others stayed silent. Swenson opens up about the broken rules of engagement, the reality of Afghan forces, and the lasting burden carried by those who fought.
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Chad Robichaux sits down with Eric Stoffers, CEO & Founder of BioXcellerator, and Dr. Karolynn Halpert, Chief Medical Officer, to uncover the truth about stem cell therapy and regenerative medicine. Recorded on location in Medellín, Colombia, Chad shares his own transformative experience with BioXcellerator’s treatments and explores why professional athletes, veterans, and people battling chronic conditions travel here for results they can’t get in the U.S. From the science behind umbilical cord stem cells to the political and corporate forces slowing down access in America, this conversation goes deep into what’s possible when cutting-edge medicine meets integrity and innovation. You’ll hear incredible patient success stories, including spinal cord injury recoveries, autism breakthroughs, and dramatic returns to peak performance.
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In Part 2 of this raw, unfiltered interview, Navy SEAL Commander Brad Geary takes the gloves off. After a long legal fight to defend his name, benefits, and legacy, he’s finally able to speak freely about the experience and the true cost of being a scapegoat for the institution. In this episode, Geary dives deeper into the fallout from the BUD/S controversy, political pressure, spiritual warfare, and the leadership challenges inside Naval Special Warfare. He opens up about his retirement, the loss of a career he loved, his fight to protect the integrity of the SEAL Teams, and his mission to support warriors facing similar battles. From candid insights on BUD/S, the importance of identity after service, and what young candidates need to know before joining, to raw discussions on resilience, faith, and leadership, this episode is packed with wisdom for leaders, warriors, and anyone facing adversity.
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Navy SEAL Commander Brad Geary shares leadership lessons, moral courage, and the truth about BUD/S training, offering rare insight into the standards and integrity of Naval Special Warfare. This candid conversation with former force Recon Marine Chad Robichaux & Navy SEAL Commander Brad Geary, goes beyond the headlines, revealing what it takes to lead with integrity, stand firm under political pressure, and protect the honor of the Trident. From his time commanding Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training to leading elite SEAL units, Geary opens up about the reality of enforcing standards, the weight of dropping candidates, the tragedy during BUD/S, and the moral battles fought inside the Navy Leadership that almost cost him his career.
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America’s largest health‑care system is getting a reboot. New VA Secretary Doug Collins tells former Force Recon Marine Chad Robichaux how he’s cutting red tape and putting veterans first by streamlining claims, shortening wait‑lists, and uniting 170 hospitals into one efficient network. The conversation covers efforts to accelerate claims, cut wait-times, and create seamless hand-offs from DoD service to VA care for the nine million veterans currently enrolled. Collins also shares initiatives including the 988 Veterans Crisis Line, expanded Vet Centers, and partnerships with faith-based organizations, along with community-care upgrades, stronger accountability for under-performers, and clinical trials of stem-cell therapies to treat PTSD and chronic pain. Whether you are a veteran, caregiver, or policy analyst, this discussion sets out brave solutions to reform the VA and empower those who served.

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