Nothing Left Unsaid

#140 - Dr Fred Grossman: 3 of 4 ALS Patients Had No Score Drop for 6 Months

Tim Green sits down with Dr. Fred Grossman of Coya Therapeutics to discuss promising early results from an experimental ALS treatment, the ongoing 120-patient clinical tr

#139 - Craig Kielburger: I Started Fighting Child Slavery at 12. But I Was Chasing Something Else

Craig Kielburger joins Tim Green and Troy to reveal how fighting child slavery at just 12 years old grew into a global humanitarian mission, and how his childhood, relati

#138 - Jason Romano: I Spent Years Hating My Alcoholic Father

Former ESPN producer and author Jason Romano shares how years of anger toward his alcoholic father led to a painful journey of forgiveness, faith, and reconciliation, and

#137 - Ravi Gupta: You Can Be Successful and Still Miss Your Life

Ravi Gupta joins Tim and Troy Green to explore why success does not always bring fulfillment, the hidden cost of ambition, and how to stop postponing the experiences that

#136 - Brooks Potteiger: The Pastor Preaching Inside the Pentagon on Faith and Power

Pastor Brooks Potteiger joins Tim and Troy to discuss Christianity, political power, preaching inside the Pentagon, spiritual warfare, family, faith, and what it means to

#135 - Dr Eric Bricker: The Two Scams Hidden Inside American Healthcare

Dr. Eric Bricker explains how hidden financial incentives shape American healthcare, why patients can receive both too little and too much care, and what families need to

#134 - Rosaria Butterfield: Former Lesbian Finds Jesus

Former lesbian activist and Syracuse professor Rosaria Butterfield shares how Christianity overturned the worldview she had built her life around, why she rejects sexuali

#133 - Mohamed Massaquoi: I Lost My Hand. What Happened Next Changed Everything

Former NFL wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi opens up about concussions, losing most of his hand, rebuilding his identity, and why real resilience is not simply about pushi

#132 - Brian Jeansonne: I Can’t Walk, Talk, Eat or Breathe. I’ve Never Felt More Free

Brian Jeansonne shares how ALS, depression, fatherhood, faith, and losing his voice reshaped what it means to live fully when almost everything physical is taken away. G

#131 - Pastor Jared Longshore: I Want America to Be a Christian Nation

Pastor Jared Longshore joins Tim and Troy for a candid debate on Christian nationalism, faith, family, political authority, religious freedom, marriage, and what a Christ

#130 - David Betts: ALS Is Taking His Voice. So He Built a New One.

After an ALS diagnosis threatened to take his voice, David built an AI powered tool to preserve how he speaks, communicates, and stays part of the conversation. Get Davi

#129 - Dr Amar Rewari: Everything Causes Cancer Now. What Actually Matters?

Dr. Amar Rewari has spent his career treating cancer patients and working inside the systems that shape their care. In this conversation, he explains why so much cancer i

#128 - Randy Sutton: His Police Department Hoped He Would Die

Former police lieutenant Randy Sutton recounts surviving a stroke, losing the career that defined him, being abandoned by his own department, and turning that betrayal in

#127 - Daryl Johnston: The NFL Identity Crisis Nobody Prepares Players For

Daryl Johnston reflects on the abrupt end of an NFL career, the identity crisis that follows, and the discipline, sacrifice, and relationships that shaped his life with t

#126 - Emma Grey: I Wanted Physical Pain to Drown Out the Grief

After losing her husband at 42, award winning author Emma Gray reveals how she guided three children through grief, found moments of hope in the darkness, and rebuilt a l

#125 - Brent Tucker: The Truth About Who Really Killed Bin Laden

Brent Tucker reflects on Delta Force, devastating injuries, the failures he sees in veteran PTSD treatment, and the lawsuit surrounding his claim that the public was misl

#124 - Jonathan Vigliotti: The LA Fire Was Preventable

CBS News correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti reveals how preventable failures, absent emergency responders, and political priorities allowed the 2025 Los Angeles fires to be

#123 - Dr Gail Saltz: The Story You Tell Yourself Is Quietly Ruining Your Life

Dr. Gail Saltz reveals how fear, shame, denial, and the stories we repeat to ourselves can quietly shape our choices, relationships, health, and sense of identity. Subsc

#122 - Mitch Albom: He Was Dying BUT He Was Happier Than Me

Mitch Albom joins Tim Green to revisit the guilt that brought him back to Morrie Schwartz, the dying ALS professor whose joy exposed the emptiness of Mitch’s own success.

#121 - Jack Stewart: A Person Just Died But We Kept Flying

Retired Navy fighter pilot and novelist Jack Stewart joins Tim Green to talk about the moment military aviation stopped feeling normal, why service leaves more behind tha