DALLAS I The Podcast

About DALLAS I The Podcast

Dallas is an interview-driven podcast featuring honest, meaningful conversations with everyday people. Host Dallas explores stories of hope, resilience, and purpose—creating space for reflection, connection, and the belief that open hearts lead to endless possibilities.

Publisher

Dallas Fears

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

6 Feb 2026

Latest episode

7 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

36 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   7 Oct 2026

   I Cheated Death Twice | Krissy White

   Krissy White has faced two moments in her life that could have ended very differently. Years before breast cancer, a life-threatening pregnancy left Krissy fighting for her life and her daughter in critical condition. Doctors later told her that another ten minutes could have changed everything. Years later, Krissy was diagnosed with breast cancer and learned she would face an aggressive treatment plan that included chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation. Looking back on both experiences, Krissy says: “I cheated death twice.” That realization eventually led to a bigger question: Why am I still here? In this episode of Dallas the Podcast, Krissy shares the raw story behind her breast cancer journey, the role faith and family played in carrying her through, and how surviving difficult chapters eventually led her toward purpose. Today, Krissy is the author of My Pink Truth and president of the Tuman Breast Cancer Foundation, where she helps other women and families navigate the realities of treatment and life beyond diagnosis. Krissy also opens up about: Receiving the phone call that changed her life Walking through treatment during COVID Losing her hair and finding humor in the middle of it The complicated meaning of “pink” after breast cancer Surrendering control and trusting God Why she wrote My Pink Truth Finding purpose through serving others Becoming an overcomer instead of simply a survivor This is an honest conversation about breast cancer, faith, family, resilience, and the belief that even the chapters we never would have chosen can still be used for something meaningful.

2. 

   30 Sept 2026

   30 Seconds to Earn Their Trust | Tracey Cunningham

   What does it take for a parent to trust a complete stranger with their critically ill child? For Tracey Cunningham, a neonatal and pediatric flight nurse, sometimes she has about 30 seconds. Thirty seconds to look a frightened parent in the eyes, hold their hand, and assure them that she will take care of their baby before transporting that child to the specialized care they desperately need. Tracey Cunningham Script But Tracey understands those parents from a perspective that goes far beyond her medical training. Before she became the nurse caring for critically ill babies, she was the mother beside her own son's NICU bed. The care her family received helped inspire a nursing career that has now spanned 30 years. In this episode of Dallas the Podcast, Tracey shares her journey from NICU mom to neonatal and pediatric flight nurse, including the unforgettable story of Daniel—a critically ill baby with a congenital heart defect whose only option was surgery. During a flight that felt like hours, Tracey reached a point where there was nothing more she could do medically except continue caring for him, pray, and get him to the hospital. Daniel underwent surgery within the hour after arriving. Today, he's doing well. Dallas and Tracey also talk about the emotional side of caring for critically ill children, what parents need when everything feels outside their control, raising children who want to serve others, and the faith required to wait on God when we cannot yet see what He is doing. Tracey's story is a powerful reminder that some of the experiences we never would have chosen can become part of how we are prepared to bring comfort, compassion, trust, and hope to someone else. Subscribe to Dallas the Podcast for authentic conversations about hope, faith, resilience, family, leadership, and purpose.

3. 

   23 Sept 2026

   Leading Through the Heat | Mark Andrew

   What does the firehouse teach you about leadership that no boardroom ever could? This week on Dallas the Podcast, Dallas sits down with firefighter, paramedic, fire captain, and author Mark Andrew for a conversation about leadership, trust, responsibility, and what it really means to help other people grow. Mark shares lessons shaped by years of serving in high-pressure environments where preparation matters, teamwork is essential, and every person has a role to play. The conversation explores the difference between commanding and inspiring, why strong leaders cannot micromanage everything, and how empowering others ultimately makes the entire team stronger. Mark and Dallas also talk about life inside the firehouse, memorable emergency calls, the realities of being both a firefighter and paramedic, and some of the most intense situations Mark experienced throughout his career. His book, Leading Through the Heat, takes the lessons learned in the fire service and applies them far beyond the station—to business, family, teams, organizations, and everyday leadership. Whether you lead a company, a team, a family, or simply want to become someone others can trust, this conversation is full of practical wisdom about becoming the kind of leader who helps other people succeed. In this episode: What the firehouse teaches about leadership The difference between commanding and inspiring Why trust matters more than control How to develop and empower the people around you Leadership under pressure Lessons from a career in fire and emergency services The story behind Leading Through the Heat Advice for people who do not feel qualified to lead

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

4 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

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