The Resilient Life Ryan Manion

Jackie Jones is a board-certified art therapist, yoga and meditation instructor, energy healer, health coach, and feng shui consultant, who spent more than 10 years helping service members and veterans navigate the throes of grief and post-traumatic stress disorder. Now, through her own practice, Flourish Momentum, Jackie is bringing the same opportunity for healing trauma and grief to everyone.

Meghan McCain, daughter of the late John McCain, grew up in the American political spotlight. Now, Meghan has become a strong voice for political discourse and commentary and the many complexities facing our nation today.

An Army veteran and recipient of two Bronze Stars and a Combat Infantryman Badge for his time overseas, Pete Hegseth's love of country is deeply rooted in his service to our nation. Now a New York Times bestselling author and co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend, Pete is an outspoken champion for our country and America’s veterans. In this episode, Pete joins Ryan Manion of Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) to discuss his new book, The War on Warriors, his candid thoughts on the state of the military, and how TMF’s” If Not Me, Then Who…” ethos not only inspires him but also provides a valuable lesson for all Americans.

An air force veteran, former NFL cheerleader, and entrepreneur, Haley McClain Hill has been breaking down barriers for most of her life. As a woman in the military, Haley sought a way to help her fellow female service members embrace their personal identity while meeting the demands of active duty. She founded Torch WarriorWear, a line of bodysuits for women that meet uniform regulation standards, transforming the fit and comfort of the military uniform for modern day women warriors.

In this special Memorial Day episode, Ryan Manion, CEO Of Travis Manion Foundation, sits down with her father, Col. Tom Manion, USMC (Ret.) and explores the life and legacy of 1stLt Travis Manion, USMC. Through sharing incredible stories of Travis' life, their family traditions, and what their last conversation was like Travis, Ryan and Col. Manion shine a spotlight on the maelstrom of emotions that face Gold Star families and families of the fallen on Memorial Day.

While you may recognize Leah McSweeney from reality television, she is so much more than a TV star. Leah is a fashion designer, author, and entrepreneur, and her life behind screen reveals an untold story of resilience. In this episode, Leah sits down with Ryan Manion, CEO of Travis Manion Foundation, and opens up about her journey—from her time on television to her public and private battles with addiction and recovery. Leah explores why she no longer watches reality television, her humble approach to life and her insights into mental health.