Undaunted.Life: A Man's Podcast by Kyle Thompson

The podcast delves into Acts 1, exploring themes like apostolic authority, the significance of the 40 days before ascension, and the apostles' confusion. It also discusses the selection of Judas' replacement, Mary's role in the first church, and the template of expansion outlined in Acts 1.

United States Senator Markwayne Mullin discusses Donald Trump's felony conviction and its impact on his political future, the potential outcomes of the pending cases, Biden's push for Latino voters, Americans jailed in Turks and Caicos, and more political topics. The episode also covers challenges facing presidential candidates, immigration policies, and ends with a light-hearted conversation and goodbyes.

Retired Navy SEAL and #1 NYT Bestselling fiction thriller writer Jack Carr discusses his latest book, Red Sky Mourning, insights on patriotism, and upcoming projects. He shares moving experiences with war veterans, explores loyalty and artificial intelligence, and delves into the impact of technology on warfare. The podcast also covers the evolution of character development in his novels and the process of crafting books.

Men discuss childhood nicknames, analyze Psalm 91 for divine protection, explore angelic symbolism, debate faith vs. safety, and delve into the symbolism of five stones in David and Goliath story.

Pastor Joby Martin shares insights on decision-making according to God’s will, view on curse words, prayer life evolution, why God gave commandments, and moral dilemmas like killing baby Hitler.

In this episode, we welcome Riley Gaines to the show. She is a 12x All-American and champion collegiate swimmer, a womens’/girls’ rights advocate, and America’s most sought-after voice in the fight to save female sports. She swam for the University of Kentucky where she won multiple titles and awards. At the 2022 NCAA Division 1 Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships, her life changed forever. She finished the final for the 200-meter freestyle championship, and when she looked up at the board, it showed that she had actually tied someone for 5th place. That someone? A University of Pennsylvania swimmer named Lia Thomas, formerly known as Will Thomas who had previously competed on the men’s team. After that, Riley spoke out against the fact that she had to compete against a biological male and how no other females should be subjected to that treatment. In this interview, we discuss what it was like growing up in a family of high-level athletes, when she and her team became aware of Lia Thomas, what it was like being forced to change in the same locker room as Thomas who freely displayed his male genitalia while present, what was going through her head when she saw that she had tied him in her championship race, the NCAA refusing to allow her to receive and be pictured with the trophy she earned, why she decided to speak out against men competing in women’s sports, the vitriol she experiences online and at speaking engagements for standing up for basic truths, how her Christian faith is sustaining her as she fights for the rights of women and girls, what parents can and should do to support their girls as they strive to participate in fair competitions, what’s next for her, and much more. Let’s get into it… Episode notes and links HERE.Donate to support our mission of equipping men to push back darkness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The hosts discuss sushi preferences and cologne anecdotes before sharing beautiful experiences in Maui and New Zealand. They delve into Western movies, wilderness adventures, and seeking God in good and bad times. Reflections on awe, worship controversies, and human limitations in achieving utopia round out the lively episode.

The podcast discusses the conviction of Trump and its impact on the Republic. They also cover MLB recognizing Negro Leagues, Episcopal Church's Pride logo, and controversy over Ms. Rachel inviting controversial guest on children's show.

Voddie Baucham, Dean of Theology in Zambia, discusses his book 'It's Not Like Being Black', addressing how sexual activists hijacked civil rights, societal upheaval, LGBTQ+ normalization, defending marriage, pastors' struggles with homosexuality, and preparing for societal unrest post-2024 election.

Men discuss physical challenges, intense workouts, spiritual yearning in Psalm 42, hunting experiences, mentorship, emotional struggles, and resilience boost in this episode.