On That One Podcast, Bedros sits down with Pat Manning, CEO of Rock Financial, to discuss his journey from working at UPS to building a successful alternative lending company. Manning shares the mindset that helped him transition from employee to entrepreneur, why Rock Financial moved away from traditional marketing, and how referral partnerships became the foundation of the business. He also explains how alternative lending works, how businesses can access capital quickly, and why entrepreneurs should plan for funding before they actually need it.

Your child’s feet may be the foundation of their athletic performance—and ignoring foot mechanics could lead to recurring injuries.

In this episode, we dive into sports medicine, proper foot mechanics, orthotics, injury prevention, and what every sports parent should know to help young athletes stay healthy and perform at their best.

We explore how the foot naturally pronates and supinates to provide stability and shock absorption, why properly prescribed orthotics can improve alignment and movement, and how issues like shin splints, knee pain, and structural problems may be connected to the way an athlete’s feet function.

We also discuss the role parents play in youth sports—from avoiding unnecessary pressure and overtraining to prioritizing rest, recovery, nutrition, and enjoyment. Plus, discover why early sport specialization can increase the risk of overuse injuries and why strengthening the feet, ankles, core, and opposing muscle groups can make a major difference.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why foot mechanics matter for athletic performance
• How orthotics can support proper alignment and movement
• Signs that a young athlete may need a professional assessment
• How to reduce the risk of shin splints and knee pain
• Why rest and recovery are essential for young athletes
• The risks of early single-sport specialization
• How foot and ankle strengthening can improve stability
• What parents should look for when choosing athletic footwear
• Why listening to your child matters more than constantly analyzing performance

In this video, Andrea Carpenter, president of The Transition Strategists, discusses her firm's role in guiding family business owners through the complex process of transitioning their companies to the next generation.

In this episode of That One Podcast, Crock sits down with former Jim Keyes to unpack a journey that goes far beyond business success. From growing up in poverty to leading global brands like Blockbuster and 7-Eleven, Jim shares the mindset shifts that changed everything.

This conversation dives deep into breaking out of limitations, the power of curiosity, and why freedom—not money—is the real goal. They explore how fear holds people back, how to reprogram your thinking, and why adversity might be your greatest advantage.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, boxed in, or capable of more—this episode will challenge how you think and push you to take control of your life.

In this powerful episode of That One Podcast, Crock sits down with Elizabeth Carson for a raw and unfiltered conversation about overcoming trauma, addiction, and a life of chaos to step into purpose, impact, and authenticity.

Elizabeth opens up about her early struggles—from substance abuse and hustling on the streets to navigating the modeling world and hitting rock bottom. She shares the turning points that changed her life, including sobriety, personal growth, and diving deep into neuroscience and self-healing.

In this episode of That One Podcast, Mike C-rock sits down with entrepreneur George Rivera, who has generated over $400 million in sales, but discovered that success came at a cost.

George shares his journey from building supplement empires in the early days of the internet to nearly burning it all down due to burnout, overwhelm, and missed family moments. After a powerful period of reflection, he made a bold shift: stepping away from the grind to reclaim his time, rebuild his family life, and create a new mission centered on impact.

You’ll hear:

• How George started online at just 17 years old
• The rise (and crash) of his first major business
• Why making more money didn’t solve his problems
• The hidden trap of being “cash-rich but time-poor”
• His proven framework to scale a business without sacrificing your life
• Why your kids don’t care about your P&L—and what actually matters

If you’re an entrepreneur chasing success but feeling stretched thin, this episode will challenge how you define winning—and show you a better way.

Connect with Mike:

Instagram: @mikeycroc

Connect with George:

@georgeriver1977

In this episode of That One Podcast, Eva Hooft shares her integrative approach to healing complex conditions like gut issues, fatigue, and hormonal imbalances through detoxification, mineral balancing, and nervous system regulation. She explains why standard blood work can miss deeper dysfunctions and how symptom-based intake helps uncover root causes.

Eva discusses key toxins—including glyphosate, heavy metals, and parasites—and how they disrupt gut health, displace essential minerals, and burden detox pathways. She also touches on controversial topics like mucoid plaque cleanses, noting reported client benefits.

The conversation explores how chronic stress and trauma impact the nervous system and physical health, along with practical tools like breathwork, mindful eating, and movement for regulation and lymphatic support.

She also shares her journey from burnout to building a practitioner team and launching a certification program with Kyle Pache to train others in her methodology.

In this episode, Mike C-rock sits down with entrepreneur, speaker, and coach David Gerber to explore a powerful journey of transformation, resilience, and self-discovery.

After going through a difficult divorce and a period of personal darkness, David felt an unexpected pull toward the African wilderness—where he began tracking lions alongside expert guides. What he discovered in the wild wasn’t just survival skills, but profound life lessons about courage, clarity, and what it truly means to feel alive.

David shares why high performers often struggle to step away from their routines—and how his 30-day sabbatical became a turning point that improved both his personal life and business success. From standing your ground in front of a lion to building a more intentional life, this conversation is packed with insights you won’t forget.

We also dive into his work with Novas Global, where he helps top performers, athletes, and Fortune 500 leaders “track” the next version of themselves—and why so many people settle for a life that feels smaller than what they’re capable of.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

* Why stepping away can actually accelerate your success

* The surprising mindset shift from tracking lions

* How to stop “winning” at a life you don’t enjoy

* What high performers get wrong about rest and growth

* How to pursue the life that truly challenges you

David’s upcming book (releasing April 2026) dives deeper into his journey, healing, and lessons from the wild.