In this episode, I’m joined by Mustang football coach Jason Doran for a powerful conversation about unimaginable loss, lasting impact, and lifesaving awareness. After his son Zach suffered a heart attack while training at a mixed martial arts gym that did not have an AED on site, Jason made it his mission to make sure other families don’t have to face the same tragedy. We talk about Zach’s life, the legacy he leaves behind, and why Jason is now using his voice to advocate for AEDs in public places. This is a heartfelt conversation about grief, purpose, and turning pain into action that could save lives.

His Last Breath Video

We Held His Hand Video

A way to donate to FCA for n Honor of Zach Doran.

1. Donation Link: https://my.fca.org/?form=okfcacampscholarships&keyword=oklahoma

2. Click "Dedicate the Donation"

3. Type the name: Zach Doran

Contact Jason about donating an AED: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CkQoFT7TQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr

After a car convo with Jason Doran, Jessie reflects on the power of connection — with body, mind, spirit, nature, and community — and how sharing stories can become a purposeful act.

This episode encourages listening without judgment, respecting different life lenses, and leaning into friendships and community for balance and rejuvenation.

In this episode, the Jessie shares a personal Memorial Day back pain story and introduces a powerful mental shift: treat injury as information, not frustration. She explains how adapting workouts, focusing on mobility and flexibility and learning from weaknesses can make you a better athlete and help prevent future issues.

She also encourages downshifting during the summer—changing tempo, prioritizing recovery and movement work, and incorporating lessons from injury into regular training for long-term benefits.