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Aug. 26, 2026

The Miracles We Can’t Explain | Max Bloeser

Some moments in life are difficult to explain. A mountain climbing accident that should have ended differently. A spontaneous journey across the country that eventually led to a man with “Lost Hope” tattooed across his fingers. A dream involving three numbers—555—that led Max Bloeser down an unexpected path toward something much bigger than the numbers themselves. In this episode of Dallas the Podcast, Dallas sits down with Max—a husband, father, dentist, adventurer, and man who has spent mo...
Aug. 19, 2026

When You Don't Know the Ending Yet | Finley Fears

The last 72 hours have changed everything for our family. After waking up Sunday in excruciating eye pain, Finley was rushed to her specialists and underwent emergency surgery Monday after doctors discovered an infection inside her eye. Now, we wait. In this episode, I sit down with Finley while we’re still in the middle of the story. She shares what the last few days have been like, her frightening experience coming out of anesthesia, how she’s feeling now, and what it’s like to face another...
Aug. 12, 2026

She Thought Staying Would Save Her Family. It Nearly Cost Her Life. | Christy Martin

Why does someone stay in a relationship they know is hurting them? In this deeply personal episode of Dallas the Podcast, Dallas Fears sits down with her childhood friend Christy Martin—a woman whose life took a path Dallas never knew was unfolding behind the scenes. Christy shares her journey through addiction, multiple DUIs, prison, abusive relationships, and eventually reaching the realization that if she went back, she might not survive. But this conversation explores something deeper: wh...
Aug. 5, 2026

What Every Parent Needs to Know About Smartphones, Social Media & Online Safety: Officer Dave Gomez

In this powerful episode of Dallas the Podcast, Dallas sits down with Officer David Gomez, a longtime law enforcement officer, School Resource Officer, and trusted advocate for online safety. Officer Gomez shares the story behind his mission and the experiences that led him to become a leading voice for parents navigating today’s digital world. The conversation explores smartphones, social media, cyberbullying, online predators, sextortion, gaming platforms, artificial intelligence, and the hid...
July 29, 2026

He Thought He Knew Jesus… Until Everything Changed | Quintin Elliott

Can someone believe in Jesus without truly surrendering to Him? In this powerful episode of Dallas the Podcast, Dallas Fears sits down with Quintin Elliott—speaker, pastor, and leader at Concord Church—to share the remarkable story of how one faithful father, one persistent invitation, and one unforgettable night completely transformed his life. Growing up in Baton Rouge, Quintin was raised by parents who modeled discipline, integrity, and perseverance. Although he believed Jesus was real, he ...
July 22, 2026

He Lost His Sight at 19... Then Became a World Champion | Jeremy Poincenot

What would you do if you suddenly lost your eyesight at just 19 years old? In this powerful episode of Dallas The Podcast, Dallas sits down with Jeremy Poincenot—a three-time World Blind Golf Champion, inspirational speaker, and advocate for resilience—to discuss how one life-changing diagnosis became the beginning of an extraordinary purpose. Jeremy shares the emotional journey of losing his central vision to Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON), the fears and uncertainty that followed, ...
July 8, 2026

Your Hardest Season Can Become Your Greatest Purpose | Natalie Tuman

What if your hardest season became the beginning of your greatest purpose? In this episode of Dallas the Podcast, Dallas sits down with her friend, Natalie Tuman, breast cancer survivor and founder of the Tuman Breast Cancer Foundation, for a deeply personal conversation about faith, suffering, and the power of community. After Natalie was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer, she experienced firsthand the love and support of those around her. Rather than letting that chapter define her, she t...