Each episode of The Bryce Eddy Show includes commentary, analysis, and guest interviews on topics such as the Biblical foundations of American history, equipping pastors to become leaders in the culture, and understanding current events from a Christian worldview.

Each episode of The Bryce Eddy Show includes commentary, analysis, and guest interviews on topics such as the Biblical foundations of American history, equipping pastors to become leaders in the culture, and understanding current events from a Christian worldview.

The Bryce Eddy Show

Each episode of Liberty Station with Rob McCoy and Bryce Eddy includes commentary, analysis, and guest interviews on topics such as the Biblical foundations of American history, equipping pastors to become leaders in the culture, and understanding current events from a Christian worldview.

Each episode of Liberty Station with Rob McCoy and Bryce Eddy includes commentary, analysis, and guest interviews on topics such as the Biblical foundations of American history, equipping pastors to become leaders in the culture, and understanding current events from a Christian worldview.

Christy Lozano | Liberty Station Ep 32b

Bryce sits down with his friend Bart Miller, co-author with his wife of Magnetic on Demand. Bart grew up a ranch kid in Idaho who wanted to be a rodeo cowboy. He came from a broken home and was surrounded by people telling him “that’s not possible.” Today he’s an entrepreneur and marketer who built the first online makeup school and coaches top performers on how to show up.

Bryce and Bart talk about “the antagonist,” the inner voice that keeps you small, and why you have to name it to tame it. Bart tells the story of how a high school shopping trip to Nordstrom changed how people treated him overnight. They cover why stepping into a stronger identity isn’t fake but being true to who you’re called to become. Bart walks Bryce through a live exercise on names (“Bryce” vs. “Bryce Eddy” vs. “Super Bryce”), and they get into dressing for your audience and using tokens and anchors to switch into “go time” whenever you need it.

Bart also lays out a simple challenge for you to try this week: journal with your non-dominant hand for three days and notice the voice that shows up.

Find Bart Miller and Magnetic on Demand
📘 Get the book, workbook, hardback and audiobook: https://magneticondemand.com
📱 Follow Bart: search “Bart Miller” on most social media platforms

Time markers
00:00 Welcome and intro to Magnetic on Demand
01:33 Bart’s story: Idaho ranch kid to entrepreneur
04:11 Who you spend your time with shapes what you believe is possible
06:34 The antagonist: the voice in your head
09:20 The non-dominant hand journaling challenge
11:52 The inner critic as a safety mechanism, and spiritual warfare
14:11 How the book started: a mentor, a state senate meeting and Nordstrom
18:53 Marilyn Monroe, Bo Jackson and stepping into a new identity
19:41 Is a persona inauthentic?
22:49 The “Hulk smash” story
25:11 Building your persona: the power of your name
28:33 Palms up, palms down: posture and energy
31:38 Dressing for your audience: everyone wears a uniform
35:24 Tokens and anchors: Sinatra’s cologne and Bryce’s Red Bull
37:36 When the persona becomes who you are
40:01 The workbook and where to get the book

 

Bryce sits down with his friend Bart Miller, co-author with his wife of Magnetic on Demand. Bart grew up a ranch kid in Idaho who wanted to be a rodeo cowboy. He came from a broken home and was surrounded by people telling him &ldquo;that&rsquo;s not possible.&rdquo; Today he&rsquo;s an entrepreneur and marketer who built the first online makeup school and coaches top performers on how to show up.
Bryce and Bart talk about &ldquo;the antagonist,&rdquo; the inner voice that keeps you small, and why you have to name it to tame it. Bart tells the story of how a high school shopping trip to Nordstrom changed how people treated him overnight. They cover why stepping into a stronger identity isn&rsquo;t fake but being true to who you&rsquo;re called to become. Bart walks Bryce through a live exercise on names (&ldquo;Bryce&rdquo; vs. &ldquo;Bryce Eddy&rdquo; vs. &ldquo;Super Bryce&rdquo;), and they get into dressing for your audience and using tokens and anchors to switch into &ldquo;go time&rdquo; whenever you need it.
Bart also lays out a simple challenge for you to try this week: journal with your non-dominant hand for three days and notice the voice that shows up.
Find Bart Miller and Magnetic on Demand 📘 Get the book, workbook, hardback and audiobook: <a href="https://magneticondemand.com">https://magneticondemand.com</a> 📱 Follow Bart: search &ldquo;Bart Miller&rdquo; on most social media platforms
Time markers 00:00 Welcome and intro to Magnetic on Demand 01:33 Bart&rsquo;s story: Idaho ranch kid to entrepreneur 04:11 Who you spend your time with shapes what you believe is possible 06:34 The antagonist: the voice in your head 09:20 The non-dominant hand journaling challenge 11:52 The inner critic as a safety mechanism, and spiritual warfare 14:11 How the book started: a mentor, a state senate meeting and Nordstrom 18:53 Marilyn Monroe, Bo Jackson and stepping into a new identity 19:41 Is a persona inauthentic? 22:49 The &ldquo;Hulk smash&rdquo; story 25:11 Building your persona: the power of your name 28:33 Palms up, palms down: posture and energy 31:38 Dressing for your audience: everyone wears a uniform 35:24 Tokens and anchors: Sinatra&rsquo;s cologne and Bryce&rsquo;s Red Bull 37:36 When the persona becomes who you are 40:01 The workbook and where to get the book
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Magnetic on Demand - Bart Miller

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Jeremy Boreing is back — and he's bringing receipts. Bryce sits down with his guest to unpack Boreing's authentic, no-BS return to the spotlight, his outsized (and often underappreciated) role in building Daily Wire from the ground up, and why hard-driving leaders like him are exactly what the conservative movement needs more of.

From there the conversation turns to Candace Owens — her fallout from Turning Point USA and Daily Wire, the mounting evidence contradicting her claims about Charlie Kirk's death, and why the guys believe TPUSA made a costly mistake putting Erika Kirk in the spotlight too soon. They also dig into Trump's bombshell election security speech, the alleged Chinese interference in U.S. elections, and what it means for 2026 and beyond — plus a candid conversation about masculinity, leadership, and faith in a culture that keeps trying to soften both.

Bold, unfiltered, and not afraid to name names — this is the Bryce Eddy Show.

Jeremy Boreing is back &mdash; and he's bringing receipts. Bryce sits down with his guest to unpack Boreing's authentic, no-BS return to the spotlight, his outsized (and often underappreciated) role in building Daily Wire from the ground up, and why hard-driving leaders like him are exactly what the conservative movement needs more of.
From there the conversation turns to Candace Owens &mdash; her fallout from Turning Point USA and Daily Wire, the mounting evidence contradicting her claims about Charlie Kirk's death, and why the guys believe TPUSA made a costly mistake putting Erika Kirk in the spotlight too soon. They also dig into Trump's bombshell election security speech, the alleged Chinese interference in U.S. elections, and what it means for 2026 and beyond &mdash; plus a candid conversation about masculinity, leadership, and faith in a culture that keeps trying to soften both.
Bold, unfiltered, and not afraid to name names &mdash; this is the Bryce Eddy Show.

Siaka Massaquoi: Boreing is Back & Bringing Receipts

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Bryce sits down with his friend Kevin Kru of White Rose Resistance, the Christian pro-life organization co-founded with Seth Gruber. Kevin — who came from a business coaching and consulting background before joining full-time — opens up about leadership, healthy conflict, and what it takes to help run a fast-growing, distinctly masculine pro-life movement alongside strong personalities like Seth Gruber and AJ Hurley.

He shares his own story of how the Center for Medical Progress undercover videos and the rise of ISIS pushed him to get involved, and how that eventually led him from doing marketing and podcast production for Seth to joining White Rose full-time. Kevin and Bryce dig into what separates White Rose from other pro-life organizations — a focus on genuinely changing culture rather than just making noise — and the theology behind why they believe the church needs to reclaim its role as "salt and light" in the culture.

The back half of the conversation centers on White Rose's new film, "The Last Stand," which traces how the early church responded to infanticide in Rome through to the modern day, and how churches can bring a screening to their own congregation. Kevin also makes a direct appeal to pastors on why avoiding the topic of abortion does their congregations a disservice, and closes with how listeners can support White Rose Resistance's work — both financially and through their activism arm.

📘 Get "The Last Stand" film and companion book: thelaststand.com

Bryce sits down with his friend Kevin Kru of White Rose Resistance, the Christian pro-life organization co-founded with Seth Gruber. Kevin &mdash; who came from a business coaching and consulting background before joining full-time &mdash; opens up about leadership, healthy conflict, and what it takes to help run a fast-growing, distinctly masculine pro-life movement alongside strong personalities like Seth Gruber and AJ Hurley.
He shares his own story of how the Center for Medical Progress undercover videos and the rise of ISIS pushed him to get involved, and how that eventually led him from doing marketing and podcast production for Seth to joining White Rose full-time. Kevin and Bryce dig into what separates White Rose from other pro-life organizations &mdash; a focus on genuinely changing culture rather than just making noise &mdash; and the theology behind why they believe the church needs to reclaim its role as "salt and light" in the culture.
The back half of the conversation centers on White Rose's new film, "The Last Stand," which traces how the early church responded to infanticide in Rome through to the modern day, and how churches can bring a screening to their own congregation. Kevin also makes a direct appeal to pastors on why avoiding the topic of abortion does their congregations a disservice, and closes with how listeners can support White Rose Resistance's work &mdash; both financially and through their activism arm.
📘 Get "The Last Stand" film and companion book: thelaststand.com

The Last Stand: Kevin Kru of The White Rose Resistance

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Christy Lozano | Liberty Station Ep 32b

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