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The podcast episode introduces James Phillips, who finds himself transitioning from military life to exploring horsemanship with passion in southeastern Idaho. His life story unfolds with roots in England where he first rode Shetland ponies, and later life in America following a family split. Navigating the emotional rollercoasters of family dynamics, James sought solace in learning and faith, engaging deeply with the lessons from the military and horses. He now channels his energy into being a intentional father and dedicated husband embracing the chaos and beauty of his life.

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David Simmons and Jeremy flip the script to discuss the broader impact of Wild Courage. With an emphasis on community support, especially from the cowboy world, this episode showcases the power of vulnerability and storytelling in overcoming personal challenges. Despite its roots in cowboy culture, Wild Courage's message reaches men everywhere, offering a refuge of hope and actionable solutions for life's hardships. Through collaborations with notable sponsors and personal narratives, Wild Courage encourages listeners to pursue self-discovery and healing across various life experiences.

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In this podcast episode, the conversation dives into the friendship between Jeremy and his guest, Will Hudson. They reminisce about their first encounter 14 years ago at a branding in Sinclair, Wyoming, and how their paths have crossed over the years through various adventures. The two have shared everything from roping competitions to personal life changes, including sobriety and family. Now living closer in Jordan Valley, their connection has become stronger. They discuss the significant impact that friendships forged in the cowboy lifestyle have had on their lives, emphasizing themes of camaraderie, growth, and transformation.

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Annie and Jeremy sat down in Elko, NV, at the historic Stockman's Casino. Annie was a part of the Outside Circle's mental health panel discussion held during the event each year. Annie was born and raised out side of Jordan Valley, OR, she is a fourth generation rancher and an incredible poet. She shares about her old fashion upbringing and her difficult early years. With great courage Annie shares what life was like after losing her mom at a young age and how that has shaped her and her siblings. You can find her on Instagram (oregon_annie) and check out where you might see her share her gift of poetry.

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Mark and Jeremy sit down in the barn and discuss how Mark grew up with the dream of becoming a cowboy. Mark shares his experience working on the big outfits and how good mentorship shaped him and prepared him for becoming a mentor himself. Mark has worked on many of the big ranches and learned how to make a hand. This episode is packed with nuggets of wisdom and just shows what you can accomplish with some grit and humility. Mark is a cowboy in every sense of the word and is learning to focus on what matters most.

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Austin is a return guest on the show, since his first time sitting down with Jeremy, Austin has seen a lot of new country and has been in pursuit of his dreams and also his healing journey. Austin shares in great detail what that journey has been for him. Like many vetrans who have been in the conflicts overseas, and have experienced life and death situations, he has bravely chosen to not let those experiences dictate the rest of his life. He goes into great detail about how one Ibogaine treatment has changed his life. It is a fascinating conversation that for some people might be also life changing. To learn more about the facility and treatment center you can check it our at www.ambio.life

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Jordanne sits down with Jeremy at the historic Stockmans casino in Elko NV. Jordanne is a single mom who shares her story of growing up in a broken home and how rodeo provided her with a tribe of like minded folks. Rodeo provided her an opportunity to leave her home state of Washington and head to college on a rodeo scholarship in Texas. At a young age she had her son and had to navigate dealing with an abusive relationship that led her on the path of living and working on ranches. Jordanne story is one filled with pure grit and determination. She has had to make many sacrifices to raise and protect her son. Jordanne is an example of what hope looks like in really hard circumstances.

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In this episode of the Wild Courage podcast, Jeremy and Justin Stumvoll explore themes of masculinity, vulnerability, and the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome. They discuss the importance of community and connection among men, the challenges of expressing emotions, and the journey towards self-acceptance and authenticity. Through personal anecdotes and insights, they highlight the struggles many face in feeling worthy and the impact of childhood experiences on adult identity. The conversation emphasizes the need for men to support one another and to redefine their self-worth beyond external validation. In this conversation, Justin and Jeremy explore the themes of identity, self-worth, and the importance of self-compassion. They discuss the struggles of imposter syndrome, the power of vulnerability, and the necessity of facing one's fears. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of understanding personal stories and the role of authenticity in building connections. They also highlight the importance of seeking help and support from others in the journey of personal growth and healing.

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