Why do so many people question the Bible’s reliability? In this episode, we talk honestly about the doubts, the evidence, and what it means to trust Scripture in a skeptical world. This is just part of the story. Watch the full conversation. Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfkNW3pz7Hs #DallasThePodcast #podcast #bible #faith #christianity #apologetics #Truth #hope #personalgrowth #youtubeshorts

The real lesson wasn’t about the commercial. A story about her mom, a Pepsi commercial, and the suit advice her dad gave her says a lot about the kind of foundation that lasts. This is just part of the story — watch the full conversation. Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfkNW3pz7Hs

What does it really take to build a career in acting—and stay grounded along the way? In this episode, I sit down with actress Alison Miller to talk about her journey—from moving constantly as a kid to discovering theater, and eventually taking a leap of faith to Los Angeles. Alison shares what it was like starting out behind the scenes on MTV productions, including The Real World/Road Rules Challenge, working her way onto sets, and landing roles on shows like Chicago P.D., 24, and Scrubs. We also talk about the realities of the industry, the risks she took, and how her path led her back to Texas while continuing to pursue the work she loves. She also shares how her faith has influenced her journey—guiding her decisions, shaping her perspective, and leading her to pursue roles that align with her values. Beyond acting, Alison has stepped into writing as well, creating a script that received a nomination and reflects her creative depth. This is a conversation about trusting the pro…

A near-death injury changed everything — but not her mindset. What she said in that moment says a lot about who she is. The full conversation goes deeper into pain, purpose, and the way perspective can carry you through. Watch the full episode. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/Xwo-VaOXb3g?si=MigHTl2_HQXWVYBX

Why patients should challenge their doctor’s plan sometimes Being a good patient doesn’t mean being passive. In this conversation, we talk about why asking questions, pushing for clarity, and advocating for yourself can lead to better outcomes. This is just part of the story — watch the full episode. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/Xwo-VaOXb3g?si=LUCcK9bjpFXxDioG #DallasThePodcast #podcast #health #patientadvocacy #mindset #wellness #personalgrowth #conversation

In this clip, we talk about what happens when you stop pretending and start telling the truth about the pain you’ve been carrying. Sometimes healing begins with one honest conversation. Watch the full conversation.

34 surgeries and a fight most people never see. What happened next is hard to hear, but even harder to ignore. This episode is about pain, endurance, and the kind of grit that keeps a person moving when everything says stop. Watch the full conversation. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/Xwo-VaOXb3g?si=kKP0r6z8rrhWGLBj #DallasThePodcast #YouTubeShorts #Podcast #Resilience #HealingJourney #Mindset #Faith #PersonalGrowth #Inspiration #RealTalk

One accident changed everything for Amberly Lago. After being hit by an SUV while riding her motorcycle, Amberly endured 34 surgeries and now lives with chronic pain (CRPS) — one of the most painful nerve conditions in the world. But instead of letting that moment define her, she rebuilt her life with resilience, faith, and purpose — becoming a bestselling author, motivational speaker, and one of the leading voices on overcoming adversity. In this episode, Amberly shares: • The moment the accident changed everything • What it was like facing amputation and chronic pain • The mindset that helped her rebuild her life • How she turned pain into purpose • Lessons from her books True Grit and Grace and Joy Through the Journey If you’re walking through a difficult season, this conversation will challenge you, encourage you, and remind you what resilience really looks like.

Born blind. 25 eye surgeries. And still flying. What if your biggest challenge wasn’t a mistake? In this powerful episode of Dallas the Podcast, Finley Fears shares her incredible story of being born blind, undergoing 25 surgeries, and living with severe visual impairment — including 20/500 vision, no peripheral vision, and no depth perception. At just 12 years old, Finley temporarily lost sight in her only eye and underwent multiple surgeries to save it. Today, she continues to face ongoing challenges, including a failing cornea — yet she chooses to keep moving forward. And somehow… she’s also an elite competitive cheerleader and main flyer, being thrown high into the air under bright lights by teammates she can’t fully see. But Finley’s story is about more than overcoming obstacles. It’s about faith. Finley believes her story isn’t a mistake — it’s a purpose. A calling to share her journey so others can see Jesus through her life. This episode will challenge how you think ab…

One COVID vaccine. One decision. A life changed forever. In this episode of Dallas the Podcast, Dallas sits down with former kindergarten teacher and mother of two, Jennie Dunham, to share the deeply personal story of how a single medical decision led to life-altering changes that nearly cost her life. Jennie opens up about the pressures she faced to receive the vaccine, the internal struggle surrounding that decision, and the life-altering toll it took on her life. But this conversation is not just about hardship. It’s about resilience. Through faith, determination, and an unwavering commitment to moving forward, Jennie has found strength in the face of unimaginable change and continues to live fully and be unstoppable. This episode explores courage, identity, and the power of hope when life takes an unexpected turn.

What happens when someone believes in you before you believe in yourself? In this episode, Dallas sits down with Katie Wood, author of A Simple Seed, mom of four, entrepreneur, and marathon runner, to talk about the power of borrowed belief and how small daily habits can shape a child’s identity. Katie shares the moment at Providence that changed her life, how her years as a special education teacher shaped her heart for children, and how a simple idea during COVID turned into a journal now helping families build confidence, gratitude, and resilience. The conversation also explores faith, motherhood, “God winks,” running the Boston Marathon, and trusting God through hard seasons — including when her daughter Gabriella needed brain surgery. If you're a parent, educator, or someone learning to believe in yourself again, this episode is for you.

One collision. Twelve years old. And everything changed. During a cheer practice, Alyson suffered a collision that altered her vision overnight. What followed wasn’t just recovery — it was years of navigating brain-based vision loss without clear answers. Though not immediately diagnosed, Alyson was living with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI), a condition that affects how the brain processes visual information. In this episode of Dallas The Podcast, Alyson shares her journey with CVI, what it means to be legally blind due to brain-based vision loss, and how she rebuilt her life after trauma. She continued competing through middle school, high school, and college, refusing to let uncertainty define her future. Now nearly two decades later, Alyson is married, teaching Braille online, and boldly stepping into new chapters — including a move to Costa Rica. We talk about: • Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) • Brain-based vision loss • Delayed diagnosis • Life after a cheer accident • D…

In this heartfelt episode of Dallas The Podcast, host Dallas sits down with Stacie to explore her forthcoming book, Learning How to Be Human—a transformative deep dive into brain science, nervous system regulation, emotional intelligence, and the role of faith in personal growth. Together, they unpack how our thoughts, attention, and autonomic responses quietly shape every moment of our lives. Stacie breaks down why so many of us get trapped in cycles of negative emotion, how chronic stress and reactivity sabotage clear decision-making, and—most importantly—how intentional regulation of your inner world can create profound shifts in your outer reality. The conversation also revisits Stacie’s time as a top-performing Rodan + Fields consultant: doing all the “right” things yet hitting a wall of stalled momentum. They candidly discuss how deeply rooted belief systems, self-criticism, and early life experiences can quietly undermine even the strongest efforts. If you’re tired of feeling l…

In this episode, Dallas sits down with Kathleen Leahy—a healthcare executive, Respiratory Therapist, and epilepsy advocate—to share her powerful journey from medical professional to purpose-driven leader. After her daughter experienced a life-altering seizure, Kathleen was confronted with the lack of resources and support available to epilepsy families. What followed was a faith-filled transformation that reshaped her mission and advocacy work. This conversation dives into fear, faith, resilience, and purpose—and how hardship can become a catalyst for meaningful change.

In this episode of Dallas, I sit down with Max Closure, a dentist, mountain climber, husband, and father, to explore what it looks like to pursue a deeper relationship with God beyond routine faith. Max shares how a desire for more led him to unlearn what he thought Christianity was supposed to look like and step into a life shaped by trust and obedience. Through powerful stories of being called to different cities across the United States and into Mexico—with nothing but a backpack—Max reflects on how God equips those He calls through faith, surrender, and grace. This conversation covers spiritual growth, hearing the Holy Spirit, stepping into the unknown, and witnessing God move through ordinary obedience. If you’re seeking a more authentic walk with God or feeling called beyond comfort, this episode offers encouragement and perspective.

In this episode of DALLAS I The Podcast, I sit down with Maxwell Bloeser, a dentist, mountain climber, husband, and father, to explore what it looks like to pursue a deeper relationship with God beyond routine faith. Max shares how a desire for more led him to unlearn what he thought Christianity was supposed to look like and step into a life shaped by trust and obedience. Through powerful stories of being called to different cities across the United States and into Mexico—with nothing but a backpack—Max reflects on how God equips those He calls through faith, surrender, and grace. This conversation covers spiritual growth, hearing the Holy Spirit, stepping into the unknown, and witnessing God move through ordinary obedience. If you’re seeking a more authentic walk with God or feeling called beyond comfort, this episode offers encouragement and perspective.