What The Hell Do I Know w/JB

Episode #74 – What the Hell Do I Know with JB

In this powerful episode, JB sits down with Jim Pierce, whose life story is one of the most incredible journeys of resilience, determination, and redemption you’ll ever hear.

Jim grew up in chaos—moving through 15 different homes and 15 different schools, surviving abuse, instability, and unimaginable hardship. Yet through relentless work ethic, discipline, and a drive to change his fut...

In this episode of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, JB sits down with Arlen Busenitz alongside co-host Juice Ellis for a powerful conversation about business, faith, family, and what actually matters in life.

Arlen challenges the modern obsession with “work-life balance” and explains why the real goal should be connection — with your family, your purpose, and your faith. From farming lessons and Midwest values to parenting, marriag...

GoldPine joins JB, Juice, and BMoney for one of the most powerful episodes yet.

In this episode (#72) of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, we sit down with GoldPine Music to talk about:

🎶 Performing LIVE in studio 🏈 Singing the National Anthem at Arrowhead Stadium 👀 The moment they met Andy Reid ✝️ Faith, grace, and the story behind “The Stumbling Stone” 🎤 Their journey from small-town shows to NFL stadiums 🎸 Americana roots &a...

Episode 71 – Dr. Brandon Orr

What separates high performers from everyone else?

This week on What the Hell Do I Know with JB, we sit down with Dr. Brandon Orr — performance psychologist who has worked with elite college athletes, Olympians, and U.S. Special Forces.

From coaching college football to helping Green Berets make life-or-death decisions in milliseconds, Dr. Orr breaks down:

* Why your mind quits before your body * The di...

What’s really happening in the streets of Minneapolis? In this episode of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, I sit down with Minnesota pastor and community leader Doug Pagitt to talk about federal immigration enforcement, ICE operations, faith, freedom, and what it means to love your neighbor in complicated times.

This conversation isn’t about left vs. right.

It’s about wrestling honestly with the tension between security, liberty, a...

This is my first-ever solo episode of What the Hell Do I Know with JB — and it’s different. Ep. 69

Today marks 25 years of marriage to my wife Danielle, and instead of doing a normal interview, I sat alone in the studio and reflected honestly on what marriage has taught me:

the mistakes, the selfishness, the grace, the counseling, the hard conversations, and the moments that almost broke us — and the ones that saved us.

This episod...

In this episode of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, I sit down with Danny Oz and Joe Shiloh — two immigrants who came to America and built their lives from the ground up.

Danny shares what it really looks like to leave your country with nothing but hunger, faith, and a work ethic that doesn’t quit. He came to the U.S. with $2,000 cash, no English, and no safety net — and still found a way to survive, adapt, and win. 

We talk about:...

In Episode 67 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, Jason Becker sits down one-on-one with legendary basketball coach Tim Floyd, whose career spans college basketball powerhouses and the NBA — including one of the most challenging jobs in sports history: coaching the Chicago Bulls after the Michael Jordan era.

Coach Floyd opens up about: Coaching the Bulls during a full rebuild The real differences between college basketball and the ...

Terry “Trailer” Wilson is a retired Green Beret Sergeant Major who spent 11 of his 24 years deployed with the 7th Special Forces Group. In this powerful Season 3 episode of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, Terry opens up about growing up in poverty, breaking generational cycles, surviving war, leading elite teams, and the toll military life takes on families.

From learning Spanish for Special Forces missions, to combat decision-mak...

Season 3 kicks off with a powerful and timely conversation.

In Episode #065 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, we sit down with Megan Hampton, Christian counselor, parenting educator, and founder of Soul Care for Families, for an honest discussion on Christian parenting, discipline, grace, and emotional regulation.

Megan breaks down:

What the Bible actually says about discipline Why “spare the rod” is often misunderstood How paren...

Season 2… what a ride. Episode #064

This finale episode recaps some of the most powerful, wild, emotional, and impactful conversations we’ve ever had on What The Hell Do I Know with JB. Today we look back at the second half of the season — the moments that made us laugh, made us think, and honestly… made us better.

We’re closing Season 2 with gratitude — for our guests, our listeners, our community, and for the grace of God weaving...

Episode #063 – What The Hell Do I Know with JB

Grief touches every life. In this raw, deeply honest conversation, JB sits down one-on-one with J.S. Park (Joon Park) — hospital chaplain, author, and viral storyteller — to talk about what it really means to grieve as long as you need. J.S. shares stories from hospital rooms and heartbreak, moments of faith and doubt, and how he’s learned that grief never disappears — it just changes ...

Former Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher shares his incredible story — from combat and controversy to finding peace and purpose after facing life imprisonment.

Eddie opens up about faith, betrayal, leadership, and how he rebuilt his life after being accused of war crimes and ultimately acquitted when the truth came out.

This raw and powerful conversation with JB (@_jason_becker), BMoney (@bhillenb), and Jason Shinholster (@jasonshinholster...

In Episode #061 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, we sit down with one of the most inspiring guests we’ve ever had — Ron Williams (@ron.williams).

Ron didn’t learn to read until he was 28 years old. Today, he’s a world champion athlete, inventor with four patents, Doctor of Theology, and one of the most decorated natural bodybuilders in the world — a 21-time world champion and seven-time Natural Mr. Universe.

But this episode isn...

No matter how far gone you feel… you’re only one step away from Jesus. 🙏

In this powerful episode, @davidfields22 sits down with host JB (@_jason_becker) and co-hosts @juiceellis and @bhillenb to share his raw and redemptive story — from addiction and brokenness to hope and healing.

David opens up about the moment Jesus met him right where he was — when everything changed. His story is a reminder that God’s pursuit of us is relent...

In Episode 59 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, we sit down with Aaron Stasiak, founder of the viral Instagram phenomenon @qualifiedcaptain — the internet’s favorite page for boating fails, wild mishaps, and hard-learned lessons from the water. With over 1.6 million followers, The Qualified Captain has become the go-to hub for boating safety, humor, and education. Aaron joins host JB (@_jason_becker) and co-hosts Juice (@juiceell...

Casey & Jason Draughn share their journey of faith, foster care, and serving through Be Generous. A powerful story of saying “yes” and changing lives.

On Episode #58 of What the Hell Do I Know with JB, we sat down with Casey and Jason Draughn—a couple whose story is marked by compassion, resilience, and a relentless commitment to saying “yes” when others are in need.

For years, the Draughns have opened their home to foster chil...

In Episode #057 of What the Hell Do I Know, I sit down with my friend Craig Maddox—a former professional baseball player with over 13 years in the minor leagues, now manager of the Billings, Montana AAA club and co-founder of Prospect Dugouts (@prospectdugouts).

Craig shares the realities of chasing the dream, what it takes to “get lucky” in sports, and how content creation is changing the game for athletes at every level. Whether ...

On this full episode of What the Hell Do I Know w/ JB, co-host BMoney joins me for a powerful conversation with Diane Freeman, founder of A Bed 4 Me. This incredible nonprofit provides beds and bedding to children in need, making sure no child has to sleep on the floor. Testimony after testimony in this interview proves how a simple act of kindness—giving a child a bed—can create lasting change through faith and love.

We talk about...