#128 - Randy Sutton: His Police Department Hoped He Would Die
Former police lieutenant Randy Sutton recounts surviving a stroke, losing the career that defined him, being abandoned by his own department, and turning that betrayal into a mission to support injure...
12 Aug 1h 55min
#127 - Daryl Johnston: The NFL Identity Crisis Nobody Prepares Players For
Daryl Johnston reflects on the abrupt end of an NFL career, the identity crisis that follows, and the discipline, sacrifice, and relationships that shaped his life with the Dallas Cowboys. Subscribe ...
5 Aug 2h 5min
#126 - Emma Grey: I Wanted Physical Pain to Drown Out the Grief
After losing her husband at 42, award winning author Emma Gray reveals how she guided three children through grief, found moments of hope in the darkness, and rebuilt a life she never expected to live...
29 Jul 53min
#125 - Brent Tucker: The Truth About Who Really Killed Bin Laden
Brent Tucker reflects on Delta Force, devastating injuries, the failures he sees in veteran PTSD treatment, and the lawsuit surrounding his claim that the public was misled about who killed Osama bin ...
22 Jul 1h 8min
#124 - Jonathan Vigliotti: The LA Fire Was Preventable
CBS News correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti reveals how preventable failures, absent emergency responders, and political priorities allowed the 2025 Los Angeles fires to become a devastating catastrophe...
15 Jul 1h 53min
#123 - Dr Gail Saltz: The Story You Tell Yourself Is Quietly Ruining Your Life
Dr. Gail Saltz reveals how fear, shame, denial, and the stories we repeat to ourselves can quietly shape our choices, relationships, health, and sense of identity. Subscribe for free to our podcast: ...
8 Jul 1h 31min
#122 - Mitch Albom: He Was Dying BUT He Was Happier Than Me
Mitch Albom joins Tim Green to revisit the guilt that brought him back to Morrie Schwartz, the dying ALS professor whose joy exposed the emptiness of Mitch’s own success. Their conversation moves thro...
1 Jul 1h 12min
#121 - Jack Stewart: A Person Just Died But We Kept Flying
Retired Navy fighter pilot and novelist Jack Stewart joins Tim Green to talk about the moment military aviation stopped feeling normal, why service leaves more behind than most stories show, and what ...
24 Jun 50min
