Arrested During COVID: Kris Andersen’s Fight for Medical Freedom

You Don't Have to Have It All Together: Mairin Moore Cane on Surrender and God's Timing

What if the very thing you're striving so hard to achieve is the thing keeping you from experiencing peace? In this powerful conversation, Dallas sits down with bestselling author, speaker, and leadership coach Mairin Moore Cane to discuss the message behind her book, Rooted. Not Rushed. Together, they explore the tension between striving and surrender, ambition and alignment, and why so many people feel exhausted trying to carry burdens they were never meant to bear. Mairin shares her personal journey of releasing control, trusting God's timing, and discovering that true leadership isn't about having all the answers—it's about staying rooted in faith while walking through uncertainty. Whether you're leading a business, a family, a ministry, or simply trying to navigate life's next season, this conversation offers encouragement for anyone who feels overwhelmed, stuck, or pressured to have everything figured out. You'll discover why surrender is not weakness, how God often does His deepest work in seasons of waiting, and what it means to lead without losing yourself in the process. If you've ever felt rushed, weary, or tempted to believe you're not enough, this episode is a reminder that you don't have to be whole to be used by God—you simply have to be willing to trust Him with the journey. Connect with Mairin Moore Cane: mairinmoorecane.com [http://mairinmoorecane.com] @mairinmoorecane Subscribe, share, and leave a review to help us continue sharing stories that inspire faith, courage, and purpose.

Seneca Wallace: Staying Ready, Overcoming Adversity, and Leading the Next Generation

Former NFL quarterback Seneca Wallace joins the podcast for a powerful conversation about mindset, resilience, preparation, and what it truly takes to compete at the highest level. From “The Run” at Iowa State — one of the most iconic plays in college football history — to building a decade-long NFL career, Seneca shares the discipline, adversity, leadership, and mental toughness behind his journey both on and off the field. We also dive into his transition from player to coach, mentoring the next generation of athletes, staying ready when opportunity comes, and the lessons football taught him about life. This episode is about far more than sports — it’s about perseverance, growth, and learning how to rise in the moments that matter most.

When Faith Meets Pain | Shelley Beam on Grief, Healing & Drawing Closer to God

What happens when life hurts so deeply that your faith is tested? In this powerful episode of Dallas from Dallas, Shelley Beam shares the heartbreaking journey that inspired her book Come Closer, God, It Hurts. Through grief, pain, and personal loss, Shelley opens up about wrestling with God, finding hope in suffering, and discovering that sometimes the hardest seasons are the ones that draw us closest to Him. This conversation is for anyone walking through grief, heartbreak, unanswered questions, or a season where God feels distant. Shelley’s story is honest, emotional, faith-filled, and deeply encouraging. Topics covered: * Grief and loss * Faith during suffering * Healing through pain * Trusting God in hard seasons * Spiritual growth through trials * Christian encouragement and hope If this episode encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share with someone who may need hope today.

Arrested During COVID: Kris Andersen’s Fight for Medical Freedom

Kris Andersen shares her powerful story of conviction, courage, and family during the Covid pandemic. What began as helping connect families with alternative care resources quickly became a season of arrests, legal battles, public scrutiny, and deep personal cost. In this episode, Kris opens up about faith, freedom, fear, and what it means to stand firm when everything is on the line.

What Happens After the Exit? Entrepreneurship, Identity & Beating Cancer Differently | Randy Haran

What happens after you build and sell a successful business? In this episode of Dallas The Podcast, Dallas sits down with entrepreneur, mentor, and Texas State educator Randy Haran to talk about the realities few people discuss after success—the identity shift, the search for purpose, and learning who you are when the business you built is no longer yours. Randy shares his journey from Texas State to becoming CEO of a successful company, how he used principles from The Great Game of Business to shape company culture and leadership, and what the aftermath of selling a business truly felt like. But the conversation goes much deeper. Randy also opens up about his cancer diagnosis and why he chose a different treatment path through immunotherapy instead of traditional chemotherapy. Together, they discuss mindset, risk, faith, innovation, and how entrepreneurial thinking shaped one of the most important decisions of his life. This is a conversation about business, resilience, reinvention, and what really matters when life changes unexpectedly. Follow, subscribe, and share Dallas The Podcast for more conversations worth sharing.