From Dancing With The Stars to the New York Times bestseller list to the Paralympics, Amy Purdy is proof that the sky is not the limit.
Benjamin revisits his conversation with Paralympian Amy Purdy as she highlights her book, <a href="https://amplifypublishinggroup.com/product/bookstore/new-releases/bounce-forward/">Bounce Forward</a>. Amy details her journey of losing both legs to meningitis at 19 and later surviving another life-threatening injury, sharing 21 tools to move from survival mode into a life of purpose. She discusses reclaiming your life after major setbacks, practicing vulnerability and gratitude, and recognizing that real growth happens during the climb itself. 
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Amy Purdy Is Redefining Limits

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"You don't need us until you need us."
 
A cancer diagnosis often brings overwhelming fear and isolation, but knowing what to say or do next can change everything.
 
CEO of <a href="https://www.cancersupportcommunity.org/">Cancer Support Community</a> and a 25-year oncology healthcare veteran, Sally Werner, RN discusses the critical first steps after receiving a diagnosis, how to best support a loved one, and navigating hospice care.
 
She answers common questions about cancer, potential cures, and the reasons behind a rise in young adult diagnoses. Sally also highlights how personalized immunotherapies are changing the future of cancer treatment and restoring quality of life.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Cancer Support Community: You Don't Have To Walk Alone

Escaping the 81st floor on September 11, 2001, was only the beginning of Sujo John’s story. Twenty-five years after he and his pregnant wife narrowly survived the terror attacks on the World Trade Center, Sujo opens up about trauma, faith and purpose. He reflects on how his journey of survival influenced his life as a human rights advocate, and how his organization <a href="https://youcanfreeus.org/">YouCanFreeUs</a> is combating global human trafficking. Sujo shares how twenty-five years later he's determined to answer life's biggest question: What do you do with a second chance?

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Rising From The Rubble: 9/11 Survivor Sujo John 25 Years Later

From surviving a Ukrainian orphanage to becoming a 24-time Paralympic medalist, Oksana Masters embodies raw resilience. Ben revisits his captivating conversation with Oksana as she reveals how maternal love, sports, and a shift in perspective helped turn profound early trauma into an unstoppable drive, proving your past never limits your potential. 
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The Power Of Perspective

Ben revisits his captivating conversation with Paralympic gold medalist and ESPN host Victoria Arlen as she shares her raw and triumphant journey of recovery after surviving years "locked in" her own body. Her new book, <a href="https://davidccook.org/books/the-view-is-worth-it/">⁠The View Is Worth It⁠</a>, serves as a roadmap for anyone who feels stuck, even after overcoming significant barriers.

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Storms Don't Last Forever

"We turned a hideous tragedy into something positive—James wasn't saved, but we are able to save thousands of other men in his name." Clare Milford Haven and her son Harry Wentworth-Stanley discuss losing Clare's eldest son James, who took his own life in 2006. Clare has since co-founded <a href="https://www.jamesplace.org.uk/">James' Place</a>, a charity that provides rapid specialist support for men in suicidal crisis. 
They highlight the impact of suicide on families, the challenges of recognizing and addressing mental health issues in men, and the importance of fostering supportive environments for those in crisis. 




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James' Place: A Safety Net for Mental Health

Military veteran and urban warfare expert John Spencer discusses his forthcoming book <a href="https://posthillpress.com/book/twenty-times-i-almost-died-life-lessons-from-the-edge-of-survival">20 Times I Almost Died: Life Lessons from the Edge of Survival</a>. He explains how facing extreme stress reveals human character, why resilience is about refusing to quit in the face of crisis, and how humility can often be a powerful form of strength in high-stakes environments.
John also explores the fine line between bravery and bravado and how navigating near-death experiences shapes your purpose and personal code for life. 
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20 Times I Almost Died: Life Lessons From The Edge

After surviving an IED blast in Iraq that caused 80% body burns and an arm amputation, Purple Heart recipient John Chrzanowski and his wife, Catherine, thought physical rehab was their biggest battle. But the hardest hurdle was asking for help when costs stacked up.
 
Ahead of National Purple Heart Day, Benjamin speaks with John and Catherine for a candid conversation about breaking the veteran mental health stigma, the reality of full-time caregiving, and why seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Strength in Asking | A Purple Heart Family’s Story of Survival

"Resilience really is about preparing yourself for difficult moments as well as learning from difficult moments." 
Benjamin reflects on a recent health setback that temporarily put him back in a wheelchair and tested his own strength. Drawing from his personal recovery, he explores how unexpected hurdles offer a chance to practice resilience and adapt to new realities.He shares a heartfelt tribute to his everyday heroes, his wife and daughters, who quietly held everything together and proved that recovery is a journey shared with those we love.  

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Adapting Together: Lessons In Family Resilience

From a Ukrainian orphanage to the top of the global podium, 24-time Paralympic medalist Oksana Masters defines raw resilience.
Born with severe radiation-induced birth defects and surviving early childhood trauma, Oksana reveals how a mother’s love and the power of sport transformed her pain into an unparalleled athletic drive. She shares how shifting her perspective allowed her to find light in the darkest hardships, proving that your past doesn't have to define your potential.
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Conquering the Hard Parts: Oksana Masters’ Secret Power

“Death is going to have
to fence me” — Stephenie Rodriguez
Tech entrepreneur, global health ambassador, and wheelchair fencer Stephenie Rodriguez lost her feet to a near-fatal battle with malaria, but that is just a fraction of her story. Guided by unwavering purpose, she champions disabled individuals globally and develops technology to protect vulnerable women.
Stephenie shares how she made sporting history as the first Australian female para-fencer to compete internationally since 1968. Now training with Team USA for the 2028 Paralympics, she continues to prove that absolutely nothing can slow her down.


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“I Cheated Death and Malaria”: Stephenie Rodriguez’s Story

What does Independence Day mean to someone who nearly died protecting it? As America marks its historic 250th birthday, host Benjamin Hall sits down with Navy veteran Thomas Henderson to reflect on a very different milestone. For Thomas, the Fourth of July is exactly 16 years since he survived a devastating 50-pound blast in Afghanistan.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

America's 250th: Turning Pain into Purpose

In celebration of America's 250th anniversary, FOX & Friends Weekend co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy shares her new book, <a href="https://www.foxnews.com/books/all-american-patriotism">All American Patriotism: Celebrating 250 Years of America’s Greatness</a>. She honors America by bringing together powerful stories from fellow patriots and members of the FOX Family to detail what this country means to them.
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The Fabric of American Greatness

This week, Benjamin Hall reflects on Men's Mental Health Month and
the challenges many men face in asking for help. Drawing from his own
experiences as a war correspondent and his recovery after being wounded in Ukraine, Benjamin shares why vulnerability, resilience, and honest conversations can make all the difference.


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Men's Mental Health: Breaking the Silence

104 stories. 1,200 climbers. One unstoppable mission. On June 7, 2026, Benjamin Hall conquered One World Trade Center, scaling the iconic tower to raise money for the <a href="https://t2t.org/">Tunnel to Towers Foundation</a>. He shares his grueling physical journey to the top and explains why he never doubted his ability to finish, knowing exactly who he was climbing for.
 
Benjamin also reveals what this milestone meant for his own recovery, the powerful community that stood behind him, and why this moment marks a major turning point in his mission to help others.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Benjamin Hall's World Trade Center Climb

Journalist Nikki Goldstein chronicles her spiritual transformation
following a near-death experience, sharing how a rabbi she had never met stood by her ICU bedside, prayed over her, and sparked a miraculous recovery.
Nikki and Rabbi Eli Schlanger formed an extraordinary friendship while co-authoring their book, <a href="https://www.harpercollins.com/products/conversations-with-my-rabbi-rabbi-eli-schlangernikki-goldstein?variant=44870820593698">Conversations with My Rabbi:Timeless Teachings for a Fractured World</a>. After Rabbi Eli was tragically killed in a terror attack during a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach in 2025, Nikki was steadfast in her mission to complete their project and ensure his message of light and goodness survives.
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"Conversations With My Rabbi"

Facing an execution order at just 19 years old, Nick Berg had to make a choice: succumb to the violence of the Iranian regime or risk everything to escape.
Author and former US Special Operations soldier Nick Berg shares his extraordinary journey of growing up amidst the chaos of the Iranian Revolution and executing a daring escape to save his life. In his new book, <a href="https://www.pnberg.com/">Shadows of Tehran</a>, Nick details his grueling path to America and what ultimately led him to serve in the US military, returning to the front lines of global conflict.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Escaping Iran’s Regime: Nick Berg’s Fight for Freedom

On this Memorial Day Benjamin sits down with retired Navy SEAL Master Chief Dave Hansen to uncover the silent sacrifices behind the uniform. With over two decades of service, Dave pulls back the curtain on the "nature of the beast"—the immense pressure placed on SEAL families and the difficult transition from the front lines to the home front.
But survival isn't just about enduring the war; it's about healing afterward. Dave applauds the <a href="https://c4foundation.org/">C4 Foundation</a> for providing a 560-acre ranch that serves as a vital "sanctuary for decompression" where operators and their families can reconnect and recover.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Legacies of Resilience and Sacrifice

As Memorial Day approaches, Benjamin honors the life of Army Ranger SSG Jeremy Katzenberger, who was killed while serving overseas. His wife, Colleen Katzenberger, reflects on his life and how she preserves his memory through the stories she shares with their son, Everett.
She discusses the significance of Memorial Day and the importance of pausing to remember the soldiers who gave their lives for American freedom, thanking <a href="https://foldsofhonor.org/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19230559868&gbraid=0AAAAApI_fRo17Gv-Hz97UsG6uKSPpp_iF&gclid=Cj0KCQjwiJvQBhCYARIsAMjts3JgspUDyMA55j9hY9aFcZWwRjJ5K-j2anzH3RmuLPeTz1nOMVvfLzYaAgwiEALw_wcB">Folds of Honor</a> for providing a lifeline to help redefine her family's future.
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Folds of Honor: A Hero’s Legacy Never Dies

"Fear is a response, but the ability to move forward through that fear is a decision." - Luke Rosen
In the FOX Nation special Hope Starts Here: Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Benjamin connects with three incredible families battling a rare childhood disease alongside scientists at the institute. Luke Rosen, whose young daughter Susannah was diagnosed with KIF1A, shares his family's journey of hope and the immense support from their community. 
Luke also reflects on finding the resilience to move forward, how his family manages Susannah's care, and his young son's remarkable strength and compassion for his little sister.
Watch Hope Starts Here: Murdoch Children's Research Institute exclusively on <a href="https://nation.foxnews.com/hope-starts-here-murdoch-childrens-research-institute-nation/">FOX Nation</a>!

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