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Push Through

Brad Finn and JJ Buckner

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Push Through follows the journey of two average guys trying to navigate the obstacles that we all have to face. Join Brad Finn and JJ Buckner as they navigate our way through the world of mindfulness, fitness, financial freedom, investing, real estate, entrepreneurship, fatherhood, and a whole lot more.
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Every runner has a story, and we share those stories with a few laughs along the way. Running should be fun, and so should running podcasts. Support the podcast on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/theadventurejogger
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Parklandia

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A married couple packed up everything from their Chicago home and bought an RV to travel the country full-time, with one goal: to visit as many national parks as possible. With each stop in each park, Brad and Matt Kirouac immerse themselves and the listeners – and the Kirouacs' dog Finn! – in these beautiful, larger-than-life places. They share discoveries about what makes the national parks truly special, from the intimidating wildlife of the Everglades to the cinematic lore of Redwood. It ...
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Envizion More

Wayne Wagner Jr., ChFC

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Envizion More is a platform calling first-gen wealth builders to dare to dream bigger–not just for yourself, but for those you bring with you. We explore the real life success stories (and failures) of master legacy builders. Join our pack as we challenge each other and dare to achieve the incredible.
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Brad shares his journey from a competitive lacrosse player to an ultra runner, detailing his struggles with addiction and how running and sobriety transformed his life. He discusses his experiences with triathlons, the differences between triathlons and ultra marathons, and the importance of community and accountability in maintaining a healthy lif…
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In this episode, Hunter Leininger returns to share his experiences from the Ultra Gobi race, a grueling 400-kilometer self-supported ultra marathon in China. He discusses the unique challenges of the race, including navigating unmarked terrain, the high altitude variations, and the extensive production level of the event. In this segment of the con…
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Today’s guest is a master at his craft: complex, high net worth tax strategy. Where most CPA’s take a reactive approach to planning, Ian Sloan helps clients be proactive where it matters most. Our conversation today is a brief masterclass on high-net-worth tax strategies with an emphasis on entrepreneurial leverage. We'll be diving deep into smart …
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In this conversation, ultra runner Ivo Steyaert shares his journey from a casual jogger to a world record holder at the Bigs World Team Backyard Championships. He discusses his early experiences in ultra running, the transition to the backyard format, and the challenges faced during various races, including injuries and mental hurdles. Ivo emphasiz…
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In this episode of the Adventure Jogger podcast, host Steven Kornhaus welcomes Scott Perry, an ultra runner who shares his journey from a casual runner to an ambassador for the trail running community. Scott discusses his early experiences with running, the transition to trail running, and the importance of community in the sport. He also shares in…
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Experiences–especially travel–are one of the greatest investments families can make. Whether you’re bonding through fun or scheduling time away to reflect, experiences can become core memories when we are intentional. In today’s episode, we sit down with certified travel agent Jennifer Hancock of Magical Moments Vacations. Her specialization: creat…
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“25% of the population are Baby Boomers, ranging from 60 to 80+. How prepared are we for the wave of caregiving that’s just beginning?” Caregiving is a complex (and sensitive) topic for many families. Clients and members of our team find themselves navigating it presently as parents experience the challenges of aging. What do our aging relatives wa…
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In this episode of the Adventure Jogger podcast, host Steven Kornhaus interviews Tara Dower, an accomplished ultra runner who recently set the fastest known time on the Appalachian Trail. Tara shares her experiences, challenges, and the extensive planning that went into her FKT attempt. The conversation covers her vlogging journey, the logistics of…
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In this episode of the Adventure Jogger podcast, host Steven Kornhaus interviews ultra runner Meg Landymore, who shares her inspiring journey from gymnastics to ultra running. Meg discusses her struggles with injuries, eating disorders, and the impact of pregnancy on her running career. She highlights her transition to ultra running, her experience…
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Two things in life are sure: death and taxes. Those who know Wayne best might not actually be sure of which one he hates more (we’re only partly kidding). Which is why today’s episode is especially entertaining as we welcome Rodney Lambert, a seasoned CPA who has put up with Wayne as a client for over 15 years. Jokes aside, Rodney’s deep experience…
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DJ Fox shares his remarkable journey from a health scare that led to surgery to becoming an accomplished ultra runner and obstacle course racer. He discusses his experiences with various endurance events, including the Spartan Ultra Beast and the World's Toughest Mudder, and his attempts at setting a Fastest Known Time (FKT) on the Colorado Trail. …
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Not all entrepreneurs run businesses. Today, we sit down with foster mom Jamie Finn who has found herself at the helm of a large-scale movement: Foster the Family. What began with one foster family’s “yes” has turned into a national network of support and resources, equipping foster families for their critical work. In this episode, we dig into the…
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n this conversation, Ryan Van Duzer shares his journey as an ultra runner, bike packer, and YouTube content creator. He discusses his early experiences with running, the impact of physical activity on his health, and his love for community events like Burning Man and Leadville 100. Ryan also delves into his transition to bike packing, the importanc…
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In the past few weeks, our community has been hit with the extremes of life. Both in our personal lives and in the world at large, we have seen lives cut short unexpectedly. It drives home the sobering truth: no one is entitled to tomorrow. Today, we take time to reflect on this reality and how it should inform the way we live. From relationships t…
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Jennifer Russo discusses her experiences in ultra running, particularly in backyard ultra races. She shares her achievements in races such as the Long Haul 100 and Ohio's Backyard Ultra, where she finally won after multiple attempts. Jennifer also talks about the challenges she faces with stomach issues during races and her experimentation with dif…
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“Medicare essentially throws a 130-page book at you and says good luck.” Around this time last year, we hosted a virtual Medicare workshop with Jason L’Hommedieu of Nexus Insurance Advisors–one of our top events for the year. Medicare is a decision that catches many people off guard. It’s a complex topic, and unfortunately, one fraught with pitfall…
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Kris Rugloski shares her journey into trail running and obstacle course racing (OCR). She started with OCR and found her passion for running through these races. She gradually progressed from shorter races to ultra distances, including a 50K and a 100-miler. Kris also discusses her knee injury and the recovery process, including physical therapy an…
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Every successful person had an early role model who helped them believe that more was possible. Today, we are sitting down with a person who met Wayne and Mae in their 20s and radically changed the course of their lives. He was the first one to challenge them to Envizion More. The conversation revisits the pivotal stories of Brad’s influence in Wag…
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Hunter Leininger discusses his recent adventures, including running the Florida Trail and being part of a team that climbed the highest peaks in all 50 states. He also shares his experience of running across Iceland, covering a distance of approximately 370 miles in six and a half days. The conversation covers topics such as the challenges of unsup…
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Colleen Miracle, an ultra runner and musician, shares her journey into running and the challenges she has faced along the way. She started running again a few years ago after taking a break to focus on rock climbing. Colleen fell in love with ultra running during the pandemic and has since completed over 20 ultras, including multiple 100-mile races…
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“We don’t talk enough about how trauma can actively drive success. We also don’t talk about how that trauma can explode our success if not dealt with.” – Nate Wagner Today’s conversation is a vulnerable one–but one that high achievers deeply need to hear. Today’s returning guest is Nate Wagner, a pastor, counselor, and rehabilitator of burned-out l…
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Ines Beernaert, a 16-year-old runner, shares her experience running the Marathon des Sables, a 250-kilometer ultra marathon across the Sahara desert. She was inspired by her father, who ran the Marathon des Sables in 2001. Ines set a goal to run the race at the age of 16 and raised £10,000 for the Make-A-Wish charity. The race required participants…
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Alex Gold shares his running journey, from high school track to college cross country and trail running. He discusses his experiences in ultra marathons and the challenges he faced. Alex also talks about the Ohio to Erie Run Club, a running program he started in a prison in Lebanon, Ohio. The program aims to provide inmates with a positive outlet a…
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"How can I accelerate the success everyone else assumes should be slower? A commitment to excellence." In this episode, host Wayne Wagner is joined by Spencer Morgan, an accidental entrepreneur who's built a successful portfolio in the home services industry. Spencer shares his journey from door-to-door pest control sales to becoming a millionaire …
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In this episode of the Adventure Jogger podcast, host Steven Kornhaus interviews Tony Gross, a trail and ultra runner who is also the mayor of Kingston Springs, Tennessee. They discuss Tony's journey into politics and his accomplishments as mayor, including expanding the sidewalk system and establishing a farmer's market to promote walkability and …
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Work in financial planning long enough, and you will meet a wide variety of people. Two clients have embodied a life-long commitment to philanthropy: Steven Averbuch and Rachel Rivest. Their paths crossed 20 years ago through Wayne’s work in the pharma space, and their relationship has grown over the years. Today, Wayne welcomes them to the show to…
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Colin Morris shares his journey into running and his experience at the Leadville 100 race. He started running in 2020 after facing challenges in his personal and professional life. Inspired by podcasts and ultra runners like David Goggins and Courtney Dauwalter, Colin decided to push his limits and train for the Leadville 100. In his first attempt,…
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Brian Vermillion, an experienced athlete in kayaking, mountain biking, trail running, and ultra running, joins Steven Kornhaus on the Adventure Jogger podcast. They discuss Brian's recent win and course record at the Fort Frenzy 12-hour race, as well as his journey in various sports. Brian shares his transition from kayaking to running, starting wi…
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The pharma and biotech industry is one of the most complex to work in. Navigating regulations, boom-or-bust start-up companies, and complex compensation can make it hard to predict how your career will progress. Today, we have the honor of interviewing Sherri Kemp of Kemps Connections. She is approaching 20 years of executive recruiting, helping hi…
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Mike Thompson, a multi-disciplinary athlete, shares his journey in various sports, including soccer, triathlon, and trail running. He discusses his experiences in road running, weightlifting, and mountain biking. Mike highlights the importance of cross-training and the benefits it brings to his performance. He also talks about the shift in dynamics…
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“Leadership has greater complexity now than ever before. There are heavier expectations on leaders, but also heightened suspicion–and yet they’re expected to lead confidently.” Nate Wagner is a veteran in the Christian ministry and counseling space, and as of recently, he’s leaned into a much-needed specialty: revitalizing weary leaders. As we expl…
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In this conversation, Ryan announces that he will be retiring as the host of the Adventure Jogger podcast, but the podcast will continue with a new host, Steven Kornhaus. Ryan expresses his confidence in Steven's ability to carry on the podcast's mission of sharing great stories from runners of all levels. They discuss the importance of highlightin…
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“Every father should remember that one day his son will follow his example instead of his advice." – Charles F. Kettering Today’s discussion is a unique one. Wayne and Trent are joined by Paul Spuler, who would normally be introduced as a corporate savant. In his career, he’s built a reputation for transforming companies, having overseen teams as l…
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Etienne shares his journey from bull riding to ultra running, highlighting the similarities between the two sports. He discusses the sense of community and camaraderie in both bull riding and ultra running, as well as the importance of managing fear and embracing challenges. Etienne's transition to trail running began with shorter races and gradual…
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“My number one goal was to give him the message: you have what it takes. Take the risk.” – Gail Hyatt Michael and Gail Hyatt have one of the most impressive track records of anyone we know–but their core mission is what we find most compelling. Michael is a prolific NYT best-selling author, creator of the Full Focus Planner, and a coach to top coac…
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“This is the clearest we’ve ever felt on what we feel called to do as a family.” – Chris Smith In today’s episode, we sit down with Chris and Melissa Smith, the innovative founders of Family Brand. Like many of us, their story began with their definitions of success in family and career pulling against each other. It uncovered gaps in their identit…
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Summary Rachel Belmont, a travel nurse and ultra runner, shares her journey from competitive high school runner to discovering the world of ultra marathon running. She talks about overcoming injuries and setbacks, finding mental toughness, and transitioning from shorter distances to longer distances. Rachel also discusses her experiences in extreme…
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If you want your prosperity to last, become an expert at introspection. Today’s conversation with leadership coach Trent Booth digs into the hard reality of how even the most successful leaders can sabotage their own achievements if they’re not committed to self-awareness. Join us as we go deep into topics like unresolved trauma, self-sabotage, and…
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Gina Kimree's incredible journey in the Heart of the South race is a story of perseverance and never giving up. The race is a 384-mile self-supported race from Destin, Florida to Castle Rock, Georgia. Unlike other races, the route is not published, and runners find out the course just moments before the race. Gina's first ultra race was the Heart o…
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“I want every single person to say, ‘Man, that business has been such a blessing to our family.’” Many of us can name a few people who have been phenomenally successful in terms of money, but that success hasn’t translated to the other parts of their lives. It’s a common story–in the pursuit of success, we miss out on significance. Shawn Sparks joi…
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In this conversation, Arlen Glick and Ryan discuss various topics, including Arlen's family campout, his niece's experience with the Adventure Jogger, his family's ministry, and his recent knee surgery. They also touch on Arlen's involvement in smuggling Bibles into a communist country and the importance of freedom of belief. The conversation highl…
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“I realized I need some way to help people understand their money story–how do we become healthier in our relationship with money?” We welcome the dynamic Cindy Morgan-Jaffe, an acclaimed author, counselor, and coach with a particular focus on our emotional connections to money. Her experience helps peel back the layers of our financial mindsets an…
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“We realized we had to take control of our own destiny. You have to sort through the pieces and build something for yourself.” We are joined today by advisor and entrepreneur Brent O’Mara. He is a financial advisor overseeing several hundred million dollars in AUM as well as a cofounder at the advisor led WealthPlan Group, an RIA representing over …
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The conversation revolves around the upcoming Western States Endurance Run and the state of ultra running. The men's side of ultra running has become predictable and less exciting, while the women's side has seen incredible performances and increasing depth. The conversation also touches on the growth of women's sports and the importance of persona…
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“When it comes to parenting, I like to judge my ability to throw a spiral based on their ability to catch it.” It’s one thing to become successful. It’s another thing to raise up your kids to their own success. In many cases, the second one seems even harder. Today, we have the chance to interview a 3rd generation entrepreneur in the early days of …
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Angie's journey into trail running, inspired by her fascination with the mythical creature known as the Jackalope, led to a transformative experience in the running community. Her initial encounter with trail running and the challenges she faced as a new runner are highlighted, along with the supportive and encouraging environment she found within …
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“I like to redefine altruism as being wildly sold out to the success of others.” It’s tempting for financial advisors to view their clients’ lives as a number. The whole process tends to revolve around the question, “How much do you need to retire?” To retire to what? What’s the purpose of having “enough” if you don’t know YOUR purpose? And what if…
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The conversation discusses the recent controversy in the ultra running and trail running community regarding a gel company's misrepresentation of carbs and calorie count on their product labels. The conversation delves into the testing results, implications for athletes, and the company's response. The conversation covers the topic of nutrition in …
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When we talk about “Envizioning More”, it’s not just for ourselves. Our kids a key part of our dreams for the future. Today, we talk with a VERY special guest about how two generations can join together and steward a vision together. Cierra “CJ” Wagner is the oldest of the Wagner kids, and she joins us in a pivotal season of life. She is a few shor…
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In this conversation, Ryan and Kris discuss various topics, including living in Santa Barbara, wine cellars, and their mutual friend Michael McDonald. They also touch on Kris's work with Spartan and the challenges faced by the company during the pandemic. Kris shares his perspective on the corporate entrance into trail running and the importance of…
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