Redefine Your Limits with Coach Daddd

This final episode of The Coach Daddd Podcast is not goodbye—it is the beginning of something bigger. For years, Momma Rushhh and Coach Daddd have talked about raising athletes, parenting with purpose, discipline, faith, mindset, and helping our children become who God called them to be. But as our children grow, build lives of their own, and need us differently, we are facing a new question: Who are George and Trisha beyond the titles we have carried for everyone else? In this farewell episod

What happens when the roles that have defined you start to change? In this episode of the Coach Daddd Podcast, Coach and Momma Rushhh step into a more personal conversation about identity, family, purpose, and the season that comes after years of building, parenting, coaching, and providing. It starts with Coach's growing hat collection—but the hats are really just the doorway. As the kids get older and life begins to shift, Coach wrestles with a bigger question: Who am I now? Which titles st

In this live Act 2 For Men episode from Coach Daddd Media, George Rushing and co-moderator Ken Alexander guide a group of men through the conversations most of us were raised to avoid — the ones about midlife, changing bodies, silent grief, and the exhausting cost of always being “the strong one.”

What happens when you've built the career, started the family, bought the house, and checked all the boxes—but life somehow feels heavier than anyone prepared you for? Welcome to Act 2 For Men, a new series from the Coach Daddd Podcast. In this first episode, Coach Daddd and Momma Rushhh explore the season of life that many men quietly enter but rarely talk about. The pressure to succeed at work, lead a family, care for aging parents, and still be emotionally, physically, and spiritually prese

One of the hardest funerals you'll ever attend may be for someone who's still alive. In this deeply personal episode, Coach Daddd and Momma Rushhh explore the quiet grief that comes when the people we love change—including our children, our spouses, our friends, and even ourselves. Sometimes what feels like frustration, resentment, or disconnection isn't conflict at all. It's grief for the version of someone that no longer exists. Together, they discuss: Why parents struggle to let go of earl

For years, sports parents travel parallel to their children. We sit in the stands. Drive to practices. Navigate recruiting. Celebrate victories. Carry disappointments. Live every step of the journey right beside them. Then something changes. The athlete leaves for college. Moves away. Makes independent decisions. Begins building a life beyond the family. The journey keeps moving forward, but the parent's perspective changes. In this episode, Coach Daddd explores the difference between trave