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This week on DBC, Freddie Kraft, Tommy Baldwin, and Karsyn Elledge are joined by one of the most anticipated DBC guests in show history: Kyle Busch. After a weekend of racing at Talladega, the group discusses the major moments from on and off the track. Kyle talks about his son Brexton's rise through the ranks as a young driver and shares what it was like to race against him on dirt. In Spot On/Spot Off, the group debates teams turning down NASCAR's “run what you brung” All-Star Race concept, promoters cautions, freezing the field on the final lap, Cup race strategy & more. Plus, the group listens to hilarious calls on Reaction Theatre, where Kyle Busch realizes there is more at stake every time he wins a race. Rowdy's long-awaited appearance on DBC isn't one to be missed. 'Timestamps29:23 Spot On/Spot Off47:36 Reaction Theatre55:15 Shit Show Hall Of Fame1:07:25 DBC Picks Must be 21+ and present in select states (for Kansas, in affiliation with Kansas Star Casino) or 18+ and present in D.C. First online real money wager only. $5 first deposit required. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable bonus bets which expire 7 days after receipt. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG. Call 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat in Connecticut, or visit mdgamblinghelp.org in Maryland. Hope is here. Visit GamblingHelpLineMA.org or call (800) 327-5050 for 24/7 support in Massachusetts, or call 1-877-8HOPE-NY or text HOPENY in New York. Want more DBC? Check out and subscribe to the new DBC YouTube channel!

War of words continues between attorneys in the antitrust lawsuit brought against NASCAR with 23XI Racing co-owner Denny Hamlin disappointed by the rhetoric. Plus Ryan Preece confident heading to Martinsville. Also Kyle and Brexton Busch after their chance to race against each other.

Welcome to another transformative episode of The Raquel Show. Today, I'm sharing a powerful lesson about the importance of early financial education—a lesson that had me wondering, "Why didn't I do this sooner?" Join me as I recount the eye-opening experience of bringing my son, Brexton, to a wealth mastermind for kids. This session, hosted by my wealth coach, was a significant moment not only for him but also offered a profound reflection on the impacts of financial mindset that our upbringing instills in us.Brexton's experience at the mastermind was filled with life lessons on the value of time management, the influence of our social circles, and understanding the difference between cost and investment. These lessons resonate not just with kids but with all of us, emphasizing the importance of being intentional with whom we spend our time and how we invest our resources. This episode is a call to reevaluate our daily habits and the people we surround ourselves with, to ensure they align with where we want to go.---Thank you for joining me on this episode of The Raquel Show, and remember, keep pushing your limits to achieve your goals.For updates and collaborations or opportunities, go to www.LetsPlayBigger.comFind more resources on our websitehttps://raquelq.com/podcast/Follow Raquel on Raquel Quinet's socials:Instagram | YouTube | Facebook | LinkedInCheck Out Our2024 Play Bigger EventsApply to be in our Play Bigger MastermindGrow Your Real Estate Business with Real Brokerage

Welcome to an interview episode of The Designer Within with Valerie Darden.Valerie founded Brexton Cole Interiors in 2014. As the founder, Valerie named her company after her two sons Brexton and Cole. Brexton Cole Interiors have completed multiple residential and commercial design projects all over the US.Ya'll know me and I love to find out the nitty gritty of the BTS of business operations and the thought process of design, and Valerie delivers!In this very insightful and informative episode we discuss:* Client Red Flags: How to notice them and how to deal with them* Valerie's not-so-great situations with some clients and how her business procedures saved the day* Valerie and I chat about the importance of transparency and when it perhaps might be "too much" for clients* Valerie has a brand new book out this fall called "Beautiful Living" and we will talk all about they what, why, and how of her book publishing journey.Welcome to the podcast, Valerie Darden of Brexton Cole Interiors!For more on Valerie:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brextoncoleinteriors/Website: https://brextoncoleinteriors.com/Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brextoncoleinteriorsPre-Order Her Book: https://amzn.to/43eds8S Check out MY LINK HERE for a free 30 day trial to MyDoma Studio and organize your clients and projects the easy and efficient way!https://www.mydomastudio.com/john/ For all things John: www.johnmcclain.coFor more information on my online Courses & Coaching Program for Interior Designers, visit: https://designsuccessacademy.com/Order a signed copy of John's book: The Designer Within (or purchase anywhere books are sold!) https://buy.stripe.com/dR67vBgmo41j1PyfYZJOIN OUR DESIGNER WITHIN CLUB for all of the latest news, updates, and freebies! https://view.flodesk.com/pages/649dd053cac3e37f36e4a45eCHECK OUT MYDOMA STUDIO WITH A FREE 30 DAY TRIAL USING THIS LINK! https://www.mydomastudio.com/johnConnect With John!InstagramFacebookTik TokLinkedIn...

In getting to celebrate with his son Brexton, winning at Gateway was unforgettable for Kyle Busch. Plus Chase Briscoe not mad at his team for deflating penalty, Denny Hamlin laughs off the boos and Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. says Austin Cindric "right reared" Austin Dillon Sunday.

Growing an Ecom business to 500k in revenue in 6 months. Using that cash to buy a plane and become a commercial pilot. Starting a flight school to fund a dream of becoming a fighter jet pilot.  All before the age of 23. If these sound like exaggerated click bate headlines, then you need to take a listen to Cole Barton's story.Cole was one of the funnest guests we've had on the podcast to date. He's an amazing example of defining what he wants out of life and then finding unconventional ways to bring that goal to life.Cole has an admirable mixture of self assuredness and humility that has allowed him to turn his business ventures into a really exciting ride. You won't want to miss this interview.If you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @risebyliftingotherspod on Instagram.I want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

This week, Natasha interviewed Series CEO Brexton Pham, who has been building a full-stack enterprise platform for institutions and enterprises since March 2021. Brexton was pushed out of stealth this week in the wake of Silicon Valley Bank's crash, which of course was the main topic of our conversation. What else did you expect?Here's what we got into:How much trust do our banks deserve today, and how much has reasonable trust fallen in recent weeks?How startups can (and should) start diversifying their banksWhat questions Series and its competitors are getting from investors todayThe long-term impacts beyond SVBBrexton also did a fantastic job of helping us zoom out and take a look at the past week from a refreshingly non-tech angle.Follow us on Twitter @EquityPod for live updates, and as always, the Equity crew will be back to unpack the week's headlines on Friday.For episode transcripts and more, head to Equity's Simplecast website. Equity drops at 7:00 a.m. PT every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, so subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotifyand all the casts. TechCrunch also has a great show on crypto, a show that interviews founders, one that details how our stories come together and more!

NASCAR fans may know Samantha Busch as the wife of stock car racing driver Kyle Busch; but in more recent years, more have learned that in addition to being a wife, a mom, and a lifestyle blogger, Samantha is also an infertility advocate through her non-profit, “The Bundle of Joy Fund” and her book, “Fighting infertility, Finding my Inner Warrior Through Trying to Conceive, IVF and Miscarriage.”As anyone in the infertility community knows, there is rarely a straight line to parenthood. In Samantha's case, trying to become a mom again after she and Kyle had their son Brexton, was a chapter full of heartache, set backs, confusion and unexpected beauty after they found their surrogate match.On this episode, Andrea and Samantha discuss how she navigated tough decisions during her most recent miscarriage, why nobody should ever say “just” get a surrogate, her advice on how to navigate the surrogacy process, and why, despite finding resolution and completing her family, she's still committed to advocating for people struggling to conceive. This episode is sponsored by Donor Concierge, a leading fertility service helping intended parents navigate the challenging process of finding an egg donor, sperm donor or surrogate. For more, visit donorconcierge.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A thoughtful Kyle Busch joins the 12 Questions podcast to discuss what's going right and wrong in NASCAR right now, son Brexton's racing skill level and why he might not have returned your email this year. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A thoughtful Kyle Busch joins the 12 Questions podcast to discuss what's going right and wrong in NASCAR right now, son Brexton's racing skill level and why he might not have returned your email this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As a young podcaster himself, Brexton Bennett (see Rise By Lifting Others podcast) has discovered that the best way to elevate yourself is to lift others. In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr....

What do you do after working your dream job for a year and deciding it's not for you? Starting a luxury car dealership with a single car bought on a loan. The thing that made Eman a great employee AND a great entrepreneur.  Even as an employee, you can Rise by Lifting Others within your own organization.Emmanuel Nnah is on our show today with an unlikely story of Entrepreneurship. “I think a lot of people approach a job with the mindset of , "What can I get out of this company and how can I get out of here onto my next thing as quick as possible?"But you mentioned a couple of times that there was a priority… You approached bamboo with the mentality of, "How can I bring something to the table here, how can I add value? How can I stick around long enough to make a difference, not just because of my pay going up, but because I believe in this organization?" I mean, that is Rising by Lifting Others.”-Emmanuel NnahIf you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @brexton.bennett or Brexton Bennett on FacebookI want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

The secret isn't to do more, it's to do the right thing. How Paul went from a busy, bankrupt practice, to a busy profitable one. It's not the THING that's the problem, it's the THINK. The role of trial and error in finding your calling in life. Using the people close to you to identify your blind spots.Dr. Paul Jenkins has been accused of being pathologically positive, here's his story.“I am a professional psychologist. My job is to help people figure out how to operate the equipment of their own brain and I've developed models and theories around that that help people to actually see how to run the equipment, because it's not about the thing, it's about the think.”-Dr. Paul JenkinsLink to Dr. Paul's free e-book for Rise By Lifting Others Listeners only:drpauljenkins.com/rbloIf you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @brexton.bennett or Brexton Bennett on FacebookI want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

The 45 mins that changed Nick's entire life. How Nick stuck with something that filled him with passion and purpose. Nick's unusual approach to helping students build confidence and develop essential soft skills. Some of the things that make a fantastic teacher. Some universal principles for overcoming stage fright and how to present in front of a crowd with passion. The true motive behind a good teacher. Nick's approach to preparing and delivering a viral TED talk.This was one of my absolute favorite interviews to date. Nick Fuhrman is the type of guy that wears everything on his sleeve and holds nothing back, he certainly did so for this interview."I'm very, very humbled that students realize how genuinely I care about their success and that there's nothing that we can't work out together. I'm not in this to show them how much I know I'm not in this to figure out what they don't know. I'm in this to challenge them and prepare them to be successful."-Nick FuhrmanLink to Nick's TEDx talk, "The One Thing All Great Teachers Do"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwTpfVQgkU0If you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @brexton.bennett or Brexton Bennett on FacebookI want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

The art of putting yourself in situations that force you to learn. Thinking about things differently - every time.  The ultra-wide, gray line of business ethics and why it pays off to never cross it. Being a part of the birth and creation of a tech unicorn, and then walking away. Making decisions based on alignment and inspiration rather than salary and job-security. Pursuing impact instead of wealth. The art of teaching and engaging High Schoolers. This interview is about as varied and wide ranging as Matt Smith's story. Enjoy!"I firmly believe that now is the time to give. And if you're making ten bucks an hour, you know, you figure out how you can give, and if you're not making any money, you figure out how you can do it because everyone has resources, you know, it doesn't have to be money. But the more I give, the more I have realized that the beneficiary is the giver."If you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @brexton.bennett or Brexton Bennett on FacebookI want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

The birth of the SaaS juggernaut "High Level".  How Shaun landed the perfect summer job when no internships were hiring.  Deciding to leave school just one year from graduation.  Staying humble when everything is going really well.  Surrounding yourself with people much smarter than you.  "If I was in school today, I would pause and like go out and and just try to work in the job that I thought I wanted. Because that's the other thing I think is very difficult for people is that ultimately, you know, you think you want something, you have an idea, but when you really get out there, it's totally different and you may hate it. So the sooner you learn that, the better."-Shaun ClarkIf you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @risebyliftingotherspod on instagram.I want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

When I first had the idea for the podcast in 2020, I decided to reach out to two people in my life who have always exemplified "Rise by Lifting Others".  Because of some newbie mistakes with recording equipment, I thought this interview would never be shared with the world. Luckily I stumbled upon someone who was able to bring the audio back to life! So after more than two years, it's my privilege to introduce you to two people who have profoundly impacted the way I look at living a life of meaning and service. The full story on how I met Steve & Corey and what they've taught me is in the episode, so here's just a few things that we'll cover:Why the best decisions are sometimes the ones you don't want to make. What making time for service looks like when you have the rest of your life to worry about. Why serving others is better when you get to share it with others. We sometimes start out doing the right thing for the wrong reason, and that's ok. If you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @brexton.bennett or Brexton Bennett on FacebookI want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

NASCAR extends Phoenix as the "season-ender" while Denny Hamlin talks about finally winning the Coca-Cola 600 and Chase Briscoe says racing at Charlotte was a lot of fun. Plus Kurt Busch on giving driving advice to his young nephew Brexton.

I see loved ones around me in pain and I have no tools to help. Kris' experience answering suicide hotline calls. How to receive guidance from a higher power and what that looks like for Kris. How to push ahead when the dots don't seem to connect. I followed my gut and it didn't work... now what? Approaching school a better way. Kris Stoddard is a corporate jet pilot and a therapist... at the same time. He tells us the amazing story of how he got there and the lessons he learned along the way."God knows where you stand and He'll give you what you need in order to move forward. He is merciful and He is loving and if you think you have to be perfect to get His guidance and council, that is a misconception; that is just not true."-Kris StoddardIf you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @brexton.bennett or Brexton Bennett on FacebookI want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

Jim's story of standing up to people who tried to keep him from his dreams. The specific mechanics of how Jim manifested his future during college. The neuroscience behind why declaring your intent is so powerful. We sometimes get confused on what it is we want and how to fix that. The reason you should pursue a path not an outcome. In this absolute treasure chest of an interview, author of "Into the Magic Shop", Jim Doty teaches us about the power locked inside each of us and how he unlocked his.“One of the challenges for each and every one of us is to understand the difference between what we think we want and what we need. And of course what we need is human connection, what we need is to be of service to others, and then when you understand that, you do get everything you want.”-Jim DotyIf you enjoyed the show, be sure and share this with a friend. Also, think about leaving us a review. It really helps win over those people who are on the fence about giving the podcast a listen. For updates on new episodes follow @brexton.bennett or Brexton Bennett on FacebookI want your help! Send me a text and let me know what questions I can tackle with our next guest. Let me know where you're listening from and what you've enjoyed so far. Without the chance to connect to my listeners, this would lose all meaning for me, I love hearing from each of you.Brexton's personal cell:(307) 260-8813Until next time!

In This Episode, You Will Learn: How to navigate through the sudden curveballs life throws at you. The key to facing adversity and dealing with change. How to overcome and rise above challenges. Resources + Links:   Go to www.textraquel.com for VIP updates!   Follow Raquel on Instagram | @itsraquelq Join us on Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/itsraquelq   Subscribe to our Youtube Channel | Raquel Quinet   Find more resources on our website https://raquelq.com/podcast/ Show Notes: As parents, what can we do to teach our kids to face adversity and rise above it? Today, we're joined by our youngest guest to grace the podcast, Brexton Quinet, who will be sharing his story about navigating through the curveballs in life. How do you handle new, unexpected challenges? What is the secret to staying positive? What can we do to rise above it all and play bigger? He may be young, but his advice isn't something you'll want to miss out on! So don't let those curveballs trip you up any longer! 00:00 How do you navigate through the curveballs in life?  02:15 Say hello to our special (and youngest ever) guest, Brexton Quinet! 03:10 What made you fall in love with basketball? 03:55 What was the curveball in your life and how did you overcome it? 06:00 Facing adversity. 07:00 What advice would you give to someone going through difficult times? 07:50 The positive side to change. 08:30 What final advice do you have? 08:50 What do you do to play bigger in life?

Erster FA Podcast. Heiko hat sich Jan, Per und Malte in seinen Mancave eingeladen um die ersten Jets Signings zu bequatschen. Whitehead und Reed. Sind sie die neue Hoffnung? He is backkkkkkkk.... Brexton Berrios... Schafft es Malte die Scheidung einzureichen für Brexton? Und vieles mehr. Viel Spaß. Stay Green.

With the "Clash at the Coliseum" a big hit and only three weeks separation from the Cup date just up the road at Fontana, Kyle Larson hopes it will increase interest in Sunday's race. Plus, Kyle Busch is going to be busy on west coast swing with son Brexton and William Byron not looking for a fourth consecutive 15th place finish.

This week we return after a week off. We talk about the Tulsa Shootout and the racing action as well as the drama that came from the event. Kyle Busch was in attendance for the event and even impressed some people in his debut at the event. His son Brexton came up short in the pursuit of his first A-main start but the story was the uproar around a promoters provisional offered to the young driver, which he would decline. We also talk about the upcoming Chili Bowl and some other news from around racing.

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NASCAR VP of Competition Scott Miller answers the rumors surrounding crash test of the Next Gen Cup Car while Alex Bowman talks about how well all the Hendrick Motorsports drivers get along and Kyle Busch pokes a little fun at himself during a phone call with his six-year-old son Brexton.

It's bad boys for life and two-time NASCAR Cup Series winner Kyle Busch says being hated is all part of the price of winning. Starting the conversation off, Channing says 'rowdy" means asshole and asks Kyle if he's an asshole as the group erupts in laughter while he owns up to the title. Chad loves that Kyle embraces being the villain of NASCAR relating back to his days on the football field. Chad gets Kyle to give details of the few fights he's had and digs into who his past and present rivals are, starting with Dale Earnhardt Jr and Joey Logano.  Opening up about driver feuds and not making friends on the track, Kyle tells the guys about the fights he's had and the enemies he's made along his journey to the top. Winning and being at your best sometimes drives you to uphold a certain persona which is when Brandon busts Kyle on fighting with his own brother for over a year and says no one seems exempt from the competitive on track stigma.  Kyle's success on the track has resulted in his share off the track too. Brandon gets into the balance of work life and family and what it takes to maintain businesses at all levels as well as Kyle's most important role as a dad to his son Brexton who is into go kart racing at the age of 5. Fred dives into the intricacies of the sport and who's more in control of the success, the crew chief or the driver. Kyle explains how it's a balance between the two and how there are levels to competing and when you have an 'A driver' and an 'A crew chief' the possibilities are endless. Brandon and Channing don't shy away from Kyle being one of the sport's A drivers but also ask the tough question of his recent slump only winning a couple races out of almost 70 which is very uncharacteristic of the two-time Cup Series winner. Kyle quickly responds, "I'm not sucking," so we are going to figure it out or I will know when it's time. Brandon closes the show with May being Mental Health Awareness month and asks Kyle about how he and his wife handle the heartaches of infertility and the emotional rollercoaster it creates. Making light of the situation best he can, Kyle explains the process from his own experience and sheds light to other couples who may be going through similar ups and downs. I AM NASCAR is a limited series and special edition of the I Am Athlete podcast with episodes slated to air every Monday in May and monthly throughout the race season. Special thanks to NASCAR and KBM for hosting our crew in Mooresville, NC

Samantha Busch can add published author to her resume as her book “Fighting Infertility” is a day away from being released (March 30). In our conversation, Busch explains why writing a book was the next step of continuing to share the struggles of her and Kyle Busch to conceive a second child; what details are shared about how it has affected their marriage; the reaction to Kyle Busch mentioning Samantha and their issues in his 2019 championship speech; the emotional process of writing a book and one of this nature; the journey of building herself back up through the heartbreak; the importance of sharing practical advice in the book for other women; how Brexton feels about a sibling; how the latest transfer went; the need to be busy with projects; the latest on the Bundle of Joy Fund and getting joy from that; the dynamic of working on projects with Kyle; what Samantha gets out of an active website for different topics; going to racetracks with Brexton and how his racing is progressing; what Kyle has learned through the IVF process and being there for Samantha; who and why people should read the book. Music created by Tony Monge. Wear the moment with BreakingT and connect to the players and teams you love by commemorating the best moments with real-time apparel. To check out their racing collection, visit www.breakingt.com/Kelly.

In episode #52 of The Hormone P.U.Z.Z.L.E Podcast, our guest Samantha Busch talks about Being Your Own Advocate and Fighting Infertility Like a Boss. More about Samantha Busch: Samantha Busch is a wife (to NASCAR champion Kyle Busch), mother (to 5-year-old Brexton), author, entrepreneur, lifestyle blogger, infertility warrior, philanthropist and co-owner of a professional race team. As a woman in leadership, Samantha is driven to empower all women to become their own fiercest advocate. In Busch's first book, Fighting Infertility, she shares a raw account of her infertility journey that has spanned nearly a decade and defied the picture-perfect image seen in public. The shame and uncertainty of fertility problems took a toll on them as individuals and as a couple but through this strife, they learned how to build a stronger relationship, foster a deeper faith, and find humor through the tears. The couple's Samantha & Kyle Busch Bundle of Joy Fund is a monetary award to help couples pay for IVF treatments. To date, the fund has awarded more than $930,000 to help cover the cost of IVF treatments for 70 couples, resulting in more than 35 babies with more on the way. Samantha appeared on the CMT reality series, Racing Wives When not supporting Kyle on the NASCAR circuit, the family lives in Charlotte. Thank you for listening! This episode is made possible by @mirafertility The Mira Fertility Analyzer and App take the guesswork and stress out of ovulation tracking. Order Mira Starter Kit or Mira Plus starter Kit online on https://www.miracare.com/ with promo code COACHKELA and get $25 off. Follow Samantha on Instagram: @samanthabusch Learn more about Samantha and Kyle Busch Bundle of Joy Fund - 2021 Infertility Summit HERE Follow Coach Kela on Instagram: @kela_healthcoach Get your FREE Fertility Meal Plan: https://coachkela.com/ FTC Affiliate Disclaimer: The disclosure that follows is intended to fully comply with the Federal Trade Commission's policy of the United States that requires to be transparent about any and all affiliate relations the Company may have on this show. You should assume that some of the product mentions and discount codes given are "affiliate links", a link with a special tracking code This means that if you use one of these codes and purchase the item, the Company may receive an affiliate commission. This is a legitimate way to monetize and pay for the operation of the Website, podcast, and operations and the Company gladly reveals its affiliate relationships to you. The price of the item is the same whether it is an affiliate link or not. Regardless, the Company only recommends products or services the Company believes will add value to its users. The Hormone Puzzle Society and Coach Kela will receive up to 30% affiliate commission depending on the product that is sponsored on the show.

This episode features Patrick Mutch, President and CEO of Chase Brexton Healthcare. Here, he discusses the organization’s work with LGBTQ affirming care, the system’s top priorities in the coming months, and more.

The official 2021 NASCAR Cup Series schedule is out and there's big changes, including three new road courses and Martin Truex, Jr. reacts to that. Plus, Chad Knaus getting new job and Jimmy Johnson on why they won't work together one last race and Kyle Busch on son Brexton's first win.

Who wrecked who? Dale Earnhardt Jr. brings Kyle Busch on the show to discuss the Texas iRacing Pro Invitational & more. The two rivals discuss dealing with life at home because of the pandemic. Kyle's son Brexton hops on to meet and then interview Dale Jr. Co-Host Mike Davis gets Dale to open up about why he stays informed of the news surrounding the Coronavirus. The DJD gang uses their "big ass mics" to chime as well. Nothing brightens the day more than a child, as Isla Earnhardt makes her podcast debut. She not only steals the show but nearly ends it. Special guests make Dale Jr. laugh in AskJr presented by Xfinity and we deliver an Odd History that's worth at least 50-cents. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Who wrecked who? Dale Earnhardt Jr. brings Kyle Busch on the show to discuss the Texas iRacing Pro Invitational & more. The two rivals discuss dealing with life at home because of the pandemic. Kyle's son Brexton hops on to meet and then interview Dale Jr. Co-Host Mike Davis gets Dale to open up about why he stays informed of the news surrounding the Coronavirus. The DJD gang uses their "big ass mics" to chime as well. Nothing brightens the day more than a child, as Isla Earnhardt makes her podcast debut. She not only steals the show but nearly ends it. Special guests make Dale Jr. laugh in AskJr presented by Xfinity and we deliver an Odd History that's worth at least 50-cents. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Samantha Busch is the wife of NASCAR champion Kyle Busch. After utilizing IVF to conceive their son, Brexton, Samantha recently experienced a pregnancy loss when trying IVF for a second child. Today, we’re going to learn how she got here, what she’s learned along the way, and how she’s transforming her own pain into something more like joy - bundles of it! She co-founded Samantha & Kyle Busch Bundle of Joy Fund which provides grants to those who are struggling to afford fertility treatment in the Charlotte area. Today’s host is Lissa Kline, VP of Member and Provider Services at Progyny. Guests include: Samantha Busch, Bundle of Joy Fund For more information, visit Progyny's Podcast page: http://www.progyny.com/podcast and The Samantha and Kyle Busch Bundle of Joy Fund: https://bundleofjoyfund.org Have a question, comment, or want to share your story? Email us at thisisinfertility@progyny.com

Welcome, Junior Wizards! This week, thanks to a prompt from Princess Cimorene, Scal Brexton is born! Join our Senior Wizards as they use their old pal Central Casting to craft the backstory of "A gentle grocer with a past. There are buried skeletons in those woods"

The 2015 Cup Series champion in a wide-ranging conversation on:--His love of the Denver Broncos;--The time he almost met Tom Brady (twice) on vacation and what he wants to ask him about maintaining his status as an elite pro athlete;--How his son, Brexton, already is resembling Kyle's all-or-nothing desire to win;--The workload he and wife Samantha share in running Kyle Busch Motorsports;--Through their foundation's Bundle of Joy program, how Kyle and Samantha have helped couples battling infertility;--The couple’s famous dance moves and the raging party on their wedding night;--What it was like getting booed as an 18-year-old for just having a last name;--Whether he plans to follow the advice of teammate Denny Hamlin and stop engaging the haters on Twitter;--The catharsis he finds in putting his detractors on blast through social media;--His blunt style and why he has no qualms about calling out his truck teams;--The bond he feels with his fan base and the frustration of being unable to fulfill every fan’s request;--Why he considers himself an old school racer;--What he would have wanted to discuss with Dale Earnhardt;--How he was just as consumed as Dale Earnhardt Jr. by their feud;--His rationale for why he was displeased Ricky Stenhouse Jr. didn't call after their Daytona wreck;--On the role his father played in mentoring him as a racer and how it could apply to his son.

Samantha Busch joins Kelley and Karsyn in the Axalta Studio. She talks about her growing boutique Shop Murph, her son Brexton growing up around racing, and her charitable work with Bundle of Joy.

Is life merely about arriving at your destination, hoping to enjoy it someday? Before walking through the depths - of despair, as well as the Savior's love - that is exactly what Marsha Day believed. But then she entered her own unexpected depths while delivering premature twins at 26 weeks who desperately needed healing, discovering that her son, Brexton, had suffered tremendous brain damage at birth and had also been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, and living with the aftermath of a traumatic event which left Brexton unresponsive and wholly dependent for six years.  Join Marsha as she shares with Amy her story of hope spanning a ten-year journey of healing. Discover how God answered her prayers in unexpected ways. Encounter beauty as faith, hope, and the goodness of God collide even in the depths of pain and suffering ... in the waiting.  To purchase Marsha's copy of her book, In the Waiting, go to www.BrextonsHouse.com - it's SO good! 

For the past seven years, Fred has been a stay at home father of two boys, Zaidan who is 7 and Brexton who is 4. Prior to being a stay at home father he worked as a paralegal. Originally from Southern California, he and his family have been in China for just six months and so the challenges of expatriation are still pretty fresh for them all. In this episode, Fred shares his experiences thus far – some of the challenges and the victories that he's walking through right now.

Baltimore is known for the Inner Harbor, Camden Yards, and crab cakes. But the Hotel Brexton, an architectural landmark and member of Historic Hotels of America, should make that list too. Hear why when GM Paul Masai joins Dan and Chris on Travel Itch Radio Thursday April 3 at 8p EDT on iTunes and BlogTalkRadio.com.