The Joseph Graham Show

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The Joseph Graham show is about building your epic life. Doing things that stretch your limits and achieve your dreams. From experts across all walks of life to key strategies to build a life you want to wake up to.

  1. 1D AGO

    No Excuses, No Pixie Dust: Building a Brand That Actually Works With Travis J Brady

    Joseph sits down with Travis J Brady—branding coach, speaker, and transformation leader with 16+ years of experience helping entrepreneurs elevate their influence, income, and identity. Travis brings a raw, unfiltered breakdown of what it actually takes to build a real brand, lead with purpose, and create a business that makes money instead of excuses. This episode dives into mindset, discipline, masculine leadership, and the personal responsibility required to grow—not just as a business owner, but as a man. Based in Arizona Dad to his son Tatum Dog‑dad to Maximus Decimus Meridius (aka Max) Loves sports, cars, and working out Unapologetically himself in every arena of life Travis challenges listeners with a simple question: “What can Travis do for me?” His honest answer: “For many people… nothing. Because no one can do the work for you and love it more than you.” With 16+ years of mastery in: Influence Transformation Leadership Branding Business strategy Travis has helped countless entrepreneurs sharpen their identity, elevate their message, and build profitable brands rooted in purpose—not fluff. But he’s clear: He can’t build your business for you. He can only teach you how to build it yourself. This episode unpacks why entrepreneurs fail, why consistency beats talent, and why expecting things to be easy is the fastest way to stay stuck. Most people want the results more than the work. Travis breaks down how that mindset kills momentum and how to shift into real ownership. Not the “post quotes and pray” approach. Real branding built on identity, influence, and intentional strategy. Why strong men create strong businesses. How brotherhood shapes leadership, accountability, and growth. Giving value matters. Making money matters. Travis explains why you need both—and why ignoring either one leads to failure. No shortcuts. No unicorns. No overnight success. Just a proven process—if you’re willing to trust it. 👤 About Travis J Brady💥 What Travis Brings to the Table💡 Key Themes in This Episode1. The Hard Truth About Entrepreneurship2. Branding That Actually Works3. Masculine Leadership & The Brotherhood4. Purpose + Profit5. No Magic Wand, No Pixie Dust

    32 min

  2. APR 9

    Never Too Late: Lori ‘Mima’ Giesey on Turning a 50‑Year Dream Into Reality

    In this inspiring episode, Joseph sits down with Lori Giesey, affectionately known as Mima—a woman who has built her life around adventure, creativity, and the belief that it’s never too late to chase the dream that’s been tugging at your heart. Lori is a high‑adventure enthusiast who thrives on experiences that push limits and build community. From marathons and ultra‑marathons to triathlons and writing, she embraces challenges that remind us all that life becomes richer when we choose to participate fully rather than simply let it unfold around us. Now in the most exciting chapter of her creative journey, Lori has brought to life a dream she’s carried for more than fifty years: her first children’s book series, Cousin Camp Chronicles. Through her stories and her example, she encourages readers of every age to reach higher, go further, and become more than they ever imagined. Lori and her husband Mike—her best friend and favorite travel companion—have recently settled into their perfect haven in the Black Hills of South Dakota, where they continue building a family retreat filled with love, adventure, and imagination. How Lori discovered the power of choosing your own adventure What endurance sports taught her about resilience and creativity The fifty‑year journey behind Cousin Camp Chronicles Why it’s never too late to bring a dream to life How adventure, family, and storytelling shape her mission to inspire others Website: www.Cousin-Camp-Chronicles.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lgiesey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Giesey90210 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@cousin-camp-chronicles In This Episode, We Explore:Connect with Lori (Mima):

    39 min

  3. APR 2

    Breathwork, Branding & Boldness with Candice Lazar

    In this episode, Joseph sits down with the dynamic Candice Lazar, a marketing expert turned breathwork coach who helps entrepreneurs align their message, their mindset, and their nervous system so they can show up with clarity and confidence. Candice brings a rare blend of strategic marketing insight and somatic coaching, making this conversation a powerful mix of practical business wisdom and grounded personal transformation. Candice’s journey from corporate marketing to entrepreneurship and breathwork coaching How breathwork can help creators and business owners break through fear, overwhelm, and self‑doubt Why your nervous system is the secret weapon behind consistent content and authentic marketing The biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make when trying to “stand out” online How to build a brand that feels aligned instead of forced Simple breathwork practices you can use before sales calls, presentations, or creative work The connection between embodiment and effective messaging Candice’s personal rituals for staying grounded while running a business Marketing isn’t just strategy — it’s energetics, clarity, and self‑trust Breathwork can shift your state in minutes, helping you show up more powerfully Consistency becomes easier when your nervous system feels safe Authentic branding starts with knowing who you are, not who you think you “should” be You don’t need to be everywhere — you need to be intentional where it matters 🌬️ What We Talk About💡 Key Takeaways🔗 Connect with Candice Lazar

    45 min

  4. MAR 26

    No Permission Needed: Alexis Collins on Competing With Intent

    In this episode, Joseph sits down with Alexis Collins — an athlete, operator, and leader whose entire life has been shaped by competition, discipline, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Alexis grew up in a home where sports weren’t just entertainment — they were a language. Every night, the TV was locked on a game. Football. Basketball. Baseball. It didn’t matter who was playing. Sitting on the floor next to her twin sister, she learned to watch with intention: calling plays, asking questions, studying the details. Sports became the foundation for how she thought, how she connected, and how she led. That early exposure shaped everything.When she stepped onto the field, she already understood what it meant to set a standard. She pitched. She trained. She stayed locked in. Her teammates could count on her to bring intensity, preparation, and presence — every inning, every rep, every huddle. In college, Alexis rebuilt herself from the ground up. No trainer. No blueprint. She created her own systems. She tracked everything — nutrition, training, recovery. What started as movement became structure. What started as habit became identity. She wasn’t trying to fit a mold. She was building her own. Professionally, Alexis spent more than fifteen years leading teams and fixing broken systems inside high‑pressure environments. She became the person organizations called when they needed clarity, alignment, and results. Her reputation was built on consistency: prepared, sharp, unshaken. And now, she’s stepping into a new lane — one where her voice, her experience, and her perspective get the reach they deserve. She brings the same competitive edge she had on the field, the same precision she carried in the boardroom, and the same standards she lives by in the gym. This conversation dives into: How sports shaped her mindset and leadership style The discipline behind building your identity from scratch Why systems matter more than motivation What it means to lead under pressure How she’s carving out a new lane without waiting for permission The power of clarity, preparation, and presence in every room you enter Alexis speaks with intention. She competes with purpose. She shows up ready.And in this episode, she brings all of that to the mic. Alexis Collins

    50 min

  5. MAR 19

    Branding Without the BS: How Authenticity Builds Community with David Van Deman

    In this episode of The Joseph Graham Show, I sit down with David Van Deman for a powerful conversation on what it really takes to build a brand that lasts. We go deep into authenticity, community, and the shift happening in marketing as audiences get smarter, more selective, and more connection‑driven than ever. David brings a refreshing, grounded perspective on showing up as your true self—online and offline—and why authenticity isn’t a tactic, it’s a strategy. Together, we unpack how leaders, creators, and business owners can build trust, create meaningful content, and grow a community that actually cares. This episode is packed with insights for anyone serious about building a brand with integrity, intention, and impact. Why authenticity is the new competitive advantage How to build a brand that reflects who you actually are The difference between an audience and a community Why people are rejecting guru‑style marketing How to create content that connects instead of performs The role of vulnerability in leadership and brand building Why consistency matters more than perfection How to market in a world where everyone is selling something The future of community‑driven business growth Authenticity scales—but only if you’re willing to show up consistently Community beats followers every time Marketing is shifting toward trust, transparency, and real human connection Your brand is built in the moments people aren’t watching People buy from people, not personas 🔥 In This Episode We Cover💡 Key Takeaways

    47 min

  6. MAR 12

    How to Build a Business People Rave About — with John De Jong

    In this episode, Joe sits down with John De Jong, a man whose life blends old‑school grit, modern marketing mastery, and a deep commitment to family and community. John and his wife Barbara have been married for 39 years, and for the last 16 they’ve built and run Alley Kat Signs and Marketing, a company known for exceptional service, creativity, and a staggering 900+ five‑star reviews across Google and Facebook. With 45 years of sales and marketing experience, John has taught and spoken across the world—from Canada and the U.S. to Veracruz, Mexico and St. Petersburg, Russia. His insights come from decades of real‑world business building, not theory. This year, Alley Kat earned the Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Silver Award, a testament to the impact they’ve made in their community. But John’s story goes far beyond business. He’s a father of three sons (all of whom have worked in the family business) and a proud grandfather. He’s also an adventurer at heart—touring tens of thousands of miles across western North America by motorcycle and even learning to paramotor and paraglide at age 57. This conversation is equal parts business wisdom, life philosophy, and pure inspiration. How John and Barbara built a thriving marketing and signage company with a reputation for excellence The mindset behind earning 900+ five‑star reviews and creating lifelong customers Lessons from 45 years in sales and marketing across multiple countries and cultures What it takes to run a successful family business for nearly two decades How adventure—motorcycles, paramotoring, paragliding—shapes John’s approach to risk and growth Why community recognition like the Chamber of Commerce Silver Award matters How John helps businesses grow through practical, proven marketing strategies John represents a rare blend of experience, humility, and relentless curiosity. He’s lived the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, built a business with his spouse, raised a family inside that business, and still finds time to chase adventure in the sky and on the open road. For anyone building a business, leading a team, or trying to understand what long‑term success really looks like, this episode is a masterclass. John is the co‑owner of Alley Kat Signs and Marketing, a high‑impact marketing and signage company known for its customer obsession and award‑winning service. With 45 years of experience, he has taught and spoken internationally on marketing and business growth. He’s a husband, father, grandfather, adventurer, and a passionate supporter of small business success. He also actively helps businesses grow through his marketing insights—to his engaged list of 1,500 business owners seeking practical growth strategies. In This Episode, You’ll Learn Why This Conversation Matters About John De JongWebsites: AlleyKatSigns.com AlleyKat.Marketing iGetYOUFound.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-de-jong-alleykat/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@alleykatsignsandmarketing Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alleykatsigns/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alleykatsigns/?hl=en

    38 min

  7. MAR 5

    AI, GEO, and the Future of B2B Growth: A Conversation with Rocky Pedden

    This week Joseph Graham sits down with Rocky Pedden and talks about AI, Marketing and thriving in business in the new AI age This episode brings together two worlds that rarely get discussed with this much honesty: the real story behind modern B2B marketing and the human side of building a company that actually drives revenue—not vanity metrics. Joe sits down with Rocky Pedden, CEO of RevenueZen, to unpack how today’s fastest‑growing companies are using SEO, GEO, and AI‑powered content to create predictable sales opportunities. Rocky has spent years working with founders, CMOs, private‑equity‑backed companies, and marketing teams who are tired of fluff and ready for systems that work. He’s known for breaking down complex ideas—AI, search strategy, and modern buyer behavior—into simple, practical insights that leaders can use immediately. He also runs a private group for CMOs focused on using AI in marketing, where he helps senior leaders understand what’s changing, what’s hype, and what actually moves the needle. This conversation goes far beyond tactics. Rocky opens up about the lessons learned while growing RevenueZen, the challenges of client expectations, and the mindset shifts required to build a marketing engine that consistently produces revenue. Rocky Pedden | LinkedIn

    29 min

  8. FEB 26

    The Inner Technology of God: Reclaiming Your Spiritual Authority with Heather Alice Shae

    Unlock the divine power of intuition and discover how it can transform your life, business, and spiritual walk with God. In this episode, Joseph sits down with Heather Alice Shea, a pioneering intuitive coach and founder of Atmana Academy, whose biblically grounded approach to intuition is helping believers, coaches, and spiritual seekers access God’s wisdom with clarity and confidence. Heather reveals the scripture‑aligned framework behind true intuition—what she calls the inner technology God placed within every person. Through her own astonishing journey—from near‑death experiences to the awakening of her spiritual gifts—Heather now sees, hears, and knows things with pinpoint accuracy. She shares how these encounters reshaped her understanding of the Holy Spirit, divine communication, and the purpose of intuitive gifts in the Kingdom. How intuition functions as a God‑given inner sense designed to guide, protect, and empower The biblical foundation for accessing divine wisdom from within Why reclaiming your intuitive authority is essential for sovereignty and spiritual maturity Near‑death encounters that opened her spiritual senses The moment she realized her intuitive gifts were real—and meant for service How she integrates science, psychology, and scripture to validate intuitive experiences Inner Awareness — tuning into the subtle movements of the soul Noticing — recognizing God’s signals in your body, mind, and spirit Trusting — overcoming doubt and stepping into spiritual confidence Interpreting — discerning meaning with accuracy and biblical alignment Acting — moving boldly with divine instruction Heather breaks down the six layers every coach or healer must understand to facilitate deep, lasting change: Spiritual Energy Thoughts Emotions Beliefs Actions She explains how transformation accelerates when a coach partners with the Holy Spirit and uses intuitive insight to guide clients toward breakthrough. What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeThe Divine Blueprint of IntuitionHeather’s Transformational JourneyThe True Intuition Method (Five Steps to Divine Clarity)The Six Dimensions of True Transformation

    54 min
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The Joseph Graham show is about building your epic life. Doing things that stretch your limits and achieve your dreams. From experts across all walks of life to key strategies to build a life you want to wake up to.

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  • Creator
    Joe Graham
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    272
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Joe Graham
  • Show Website
    The Joseph Graham Show