Ayla Mae is a jiu jitsu competitor, a tea maker, and Danny's daughter! In this episode, Danny and Ayla talk about her perspectives on life, growing up, and her successes on and off the jiu jitsu mat.

In this episode,, Danny talks with Jamz Manning about the transition from fighter, cop, and all-around tough guy to coach, trainer, and leader. Thank you for listening! Please like, share, and subscribe!

This marathon episode features the story of Ricky Robinson, a former soldier, police officer, and civilian contractor. He has endured…and prevented tragedy and fought his way (literally) through experience that would make him wiser and more discerning.

Edgar Mills is the owner of Osprey Shooting Solutions, the Southern Ornithological League, the host of the Junto Podcast, and a retired Army Green Beret. We talk about all of those things and more in this episode of Burnham Podcast!

In this episode, we welcome back Kipp Buford to the podcast. Kipp opens up about his journey, sharing insights on overcoming challenges and finding balance in mind, body, and spirit. Join us as we explore the power of resilience and reconnection.

In this episode, we welcome PJ Broome, a hometown hero making waves in the martial arts world. After achieving success as competitor and instructor, he is leaning into his roots in Rome, Georgia. Join us as we dive into PJ's journey from athlete to entrepreneur, exploring his decision to open a new martial arts gym in his hometown. PJ shares his vision for bringing high-level grappling instruction to Rome, discussing how his experiences have shaped his teaching philosophy. We'll explore the challenges and rewards of opening a gym in a familiar yet changed landscape, and how PJ plans to impact the local community through martial arts.

Preston Christ is the owner of One Fish Productions, a multi-media startup. In this episode, he and Danny talk about our new President, sports, podcasting, media production, and at least one of them will eat crow! Please like, share, and subscribe!

Funerals aren't just for mourning the loss of a friend or loved one. There's a lot to be learned when are focused on the end of life on this earth. There's a lot to be learned about the departed, ourselves, and our faith. It's also a great opportunity to preach the gospel to a captive audience.