Most people see a campaign.They don’t see the story behind it.In this episode of The Logical Podcast, James Holian sits down with Josh to talk about where he’s been, what shaped him, and why he’s stepping forward to run for judge.This isn’t surface-level politics.It’s about experience, accountability, and what needs to change moving forward.Who someone has been matters.But who they’re willing to become—and what they’re willing to stand for—matters more.Watch the full interview now on YouTube:@TheJoshTolleyChannel

Most people chase income.
Millionaires chase control.

There’s a difference.

They don’t just work harder…
they understand how money actually moves.

5 things millionaires know that most people don’t:
• Cash flow beats income
• Fees quietly destroy wealth
• Access matters more than effort
• Structure creates leverage
• Money follows decisions—not emotions

This isn’t theory. It’s how the game is actually played.

Watch the full breakdown on The Josh Tolley Channel.

Joe Kent is in the headlines—but instead of reacting, we’re doing something different.In this episode, Josh Tolley walks through the recent events and arrives at a logical conclusion based on what’s actually known.No emotion. No spin. Just process.Watch the breakdown—and decide if the conclusion holds.https://www.youtube.com/@TheJoshTolleyChannel

Matt Melvin shares the real story behind his book Bullied Behind Bars — detailing how he was transferred across 4 states and 10 institutions in just 18 months, facing violence, intimidation, and a prison system that often punishes weakness instead of protecting it.

The conversation dives into:

• What actually happens inside the prison system
• How constant transfers affect survival and mental health
• The role of accountability — both personal and institutional
• How Matt adapted, endured, and ultimately found purpose in telling the story
• Why his experience challenges what most people think they know about incarceration

This is a raw discussion about resilience, responsibility, and what happens when systems break down — and individuals are forced to rely on themselves.

Watch the full interview: @TheJoshTolleyChannel

What happens when a law enforcement career, Hollywood, and entrepreneurship collide?In this episode of The Logical Podcast, Josh Tolley sits down with Lou Pimber — former undercover officer, actor in the TV series Breaking Bad, author, keynote speaker, and entrepreneur.Lou shares stories from his time working undercover in law enforcement, the realities of policing that most people never see, and how those experiences eventually led him into acting, speaking, and building businesses.From real-life high-risk operations to stepping onto the set of Breaking Bad, Lou talks about the unexpected paths life can take — and how discipline, leadership, and mindset translate from law enforcement to entrepreneurship.This conversation explores:• Life working undercover in law enforcement• Behind-the-scenes stories from Breaking Bad• Transitioning from policing to entrepreneurship• Personal growth and leadership lessons from the field• Reinventing your life after one career endsLou’s journey proves that your next chapter can be bigger than your last — if you’re willing to step into it.Learn more about Lou Pimber:https://LouPimber.comhttps://EntrepreneurLabJr.comWatch more episodes of The Logical Podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/@TheJoshTolleyChannelFollow Josh Tolley for more conversations about logic, ownership, and building real success.#TheLogicalPodcast #TheJoshTolleyChannel #JoshTolley#LouPimber #RhondaPimber #Author #Undercover#Entrepreneur #BreakingBad #Actor #KeynoteSpeaker #Speaker#LawEnforcement #PersonalGrowth #PersonalDevelopment#Entrepreneurship #PoliceStories #Leadership #BusinessMindset

For ten years, Neal McCoy has done something simple — and surprisingly powerful.Every morning, he stands, removes his hat, and recites the Pledge of Allegiance.No politics.No sides.Just respect for the flag and the country it represents.In this conversation, Neal and I talk about:• His journey from small-town Texas to decades of country music success• What longevity really looks like in the music industry• Why being decent to people matters more than fame• How the Pledge started — and why he never stopped• Patriotism without division• And why honoring the flag still brings people togetherNeal has now led the Pledge through four presidential administrations, reached over one million followers, and partnered with Allied Flag to commemorate 10 years of the Pledge — and America’s upcoming 250th birthday.This episode isn’t about nostalgia.It’s about consistency.Showing up.And remembering what we share in common.www.NealMcCoy.comwww.AlliedFlag.com

In this Episode, Elon is multiplying, Moving Gaza, honey-potting Comey, and where did that USAID money go?

The Logical Place with Josh Tolley- More USA Aid, Peace talks, Taxes, Fauci is under the microscope; where is all the tax money going?