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From Abuse to Impact: How One Man Turned Pain Into Purpose Some success stories begin with opportunity. Others begin with struggle. And a few begin in chaos. This story begins with abuse, instability, and survival —and ends with success, resilience, and a life dedicated to helping others. Growing Up in Chaos Childhood shapes us more than we often realize. For one young boy growing up in America during the 1950s and 60s, childhood meant moving constantly, living with different

Why “Work-Life Balance” Is a Myth — And What Actually Matters For years, people have chased something called work-life balance . The idea sounds simple: split your time evenly between your career, your family, and your personal life so everything stays perfectly balanced. But here’s the reality. Balance may not be the right goal at all. In fact, focusing on balance might distract us from what actually matters. The Real Goal Isn’t Balance Think about it this way. Life isn’t a

GoldPine on Faith, Grace & Singing the National Anthem at Arrowhead Stadium This week on What the Hell Do I Know with JB , we welcomed GoldPine Music into the studio — and this episode delivered on every level. From powerful live performances to a behind-the-scenes story about singing the National Anthem at Arrowhead Stadium, this conversation covered faith, music, identity, and the journey from small-town stages to NFL stadium lights. JB, Juice, and BMoney sat down with the

Episode 71 – Dr. Brandon Orr The Psychology Behind Elite Performance What separates elite performers from everyone else? In Episode 71 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB , Dr. Brandon Orr joins us to break down the psychology of high performance — from college football to Olympians to U.S. Special Forces. This isn’t motivational fluff. This is real-world pressure, real consequences, and real mental training. 🧠 Your Mind Quits Before Your Body Dr. Orr explains that most peopl

The Streets of Minneapolis Are in the National Spotlight In this episode of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, I sat down with Minnesota pastor and community leader Doug Pagitt to talk about what’s happening in the streets of Minneapolis. Federal agents. Immigration raids. Questions about freedom. And one big question for Christians: “What does love require of us?” This conversation isn’t about left vs. right. It’s about faith, citizenship, and how we treat our neighbors in ten

A first solo episode, a 25-year anniversary, and the hard-earned lessons no one tells you about marriage, ambition, conflict, and grace. Love Isn’t Found — It’s Forged This episode was different. No co-hosts. No producer. Just me, a timer, and 25 years of marriage to reflect on. When this episode airs, my wife Danielle and I will have been married for 25 years. And instead of bringing on a guest, I decided to do something I’ve never done before — my first solo episode. Not be

Immigrant Mindset: He Came to America With $2,000 and No English — Then Built Danny Keys 30A $2000. No English. No Plan B Some people are born into comfort. Others are born into pressure. And pressure creates something most people can’t fake: the immigrant mindset . In this episode of What the Hell Do I Know with JB , I sat down with Danny Oz and Joe Shiloh — two immigrants from Israel who came to the United States and built their lives from the ground up. Their story isn’t

Terry Wilson shares how he went from an unstable childhood to 24 years in the U.S. Army’s elite Green Berets — and how faith, discipline, and doing hard things shaped his life after combat.

Why nervous system healing—not discipline strategies—changes everything The Season 3 premiere of What the Hell Do I Know with JB opens with a powerful and timely conversation featuring licensed professional counselor associate Megan Hampton of Soul Care for Families . What unfolds is not a discussion about better discipline charts or stricter rules, but a deeper exploration of what actually creates peace in families. Drawing from psychology, theology, and lived experience,

Season 2 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB was the wildest, richest, and most meaningful season we’ve ever had. As we wrap up the second half of the year, the three of us — JB, Juice, and B-Money — sat down to look back on the guests who left their mark, the stories that moved us to tears, the conversations that pushed us deeper into purpose, and the unexpected thread of grace that ran through every episode. From FBI profiling to Coast Guard leadership… from adoption storie

by Jason “JB” Becker | What The Hell Do I Know with JB, Episode #063 Grief is one of those things we all think we understand — until it shows up at our own door. For some, it comes as a slow fade. For others, it’s the phone call in the middle of the night that changes everything. However it arrives, grief demands something of us: honesty, stillness, and a permission we rarely give ourselves — to feel it for as long as we need. That’s exactly what my guest, J.S. Park — or as

🎧 Guest: Eddie Gallagher — Former U.S. Navy SEAL, Author, and Host of Shoot Me Straight Podcast 🎙 Sponsored by: TruNorth Pest and Floorzz 📍 Studio: thejabronis.com 🎙 Introduction In this powerful episode of What the Hell Do I Know with JB , the team sits down with Eddie Gallagher , a former Navy SEAL whose story gripped the nation. Once accused of war crimes and facing life in prison, Eddie’s journey from the battlefield to redemption is one of faith, grit, and courage.

Episode #061 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB 🎙️ Featuring JB (@_jason_becker), Juice (@juiceellis), and BMoney (@bhillenb)Guest: Ron Williams (@ron.williams)Sponsors: floorzz.com | trunorthpest.comListen now at thejabronis.com Ron Williams on "What the Hell Do I Know w/JB" “I Didn’t Learn to Read Until I Was 28.” That’s how Ron Williams  - The G.O.A.T. of natural body building- begins his story — and from that moment, you know this conversation is different. Ron is a wo

Episode #060 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB isn’t just another podcast conversation — it’s a front-row seat to redemption.Our guest, David Fields , has lived through the kind of pain and transformation that proves grace is still the most disruptive force on earth. From a ten-year-old experimenting with alcohol to a seventeen-year-old facing real jail time, to a man now leading others out of darkness — David’s journey shows that no pit is too deep for God to reach. David

On Episode #58 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB , we sat down with Casey and Jason Draughn—a couple whose story is marked by compassion, resilience, and a relentless commitment to saying “yes” when others are in need. For years, the Draughns have opened their home to foster children, mentored young people, and poured into their community without seeking the spotlight. Their journey is a powerful reminder that faith isn’t just what you believe—it’s what you live out. Episode