The Second Mile
The Second Mile w/ Josh Daniel is about choosing to go beyond what is required.
Built on the words of Christ in Matthew 5:41, The Second Mile explores what it means to live differently in a world that increasingly settles for less. Through conversations about faith, leadership, service, war, family, business, hardship, and purpose, Josh shares his own experiences and sits down with people whose stories, lessons, and perspectives are worth hearing.
The message is simple: Love God, love your neighbor, hold the standard, shoulder more than your share, and go another mile.
The Second Mile
Latest Episodes
Episode 31: "More Than My Share of the Task" w/ the Gold Star Parents of SGT Joel Clarkson
In this episode, Johnny and I sit down with Karen and Stephen Clarkson, the Gold Star parents of SGT Joel Clarkson, the 2026 Hero Games Honoree, to tell the story of their son’s life, service, and sacrifice.Joel served as a Fire T...
Episode 30: “Grit: You Don't Rise to the Occasion” w/ Ranger & Green Beret, JD
In this episode of The Catalyst Collective, JD explores the concept of grit and challenges one of the most common misconceptions about resilience—that it shows up when you need it most.Drawing from his time in the Ranger Regiment and Spe...
Episode 29: “The Massive Career Mistake Nobody Could Fix But Me” w/ Ranger & Green Beret, JD
In this episode of The Catalyst Collective, Joshua Daniel shares the story of the most significant professional setback of his career and the lessons that emerged from it.Drawing from his early years in the Ranger Regiment, Joshua reflec...
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Episode 28: “Competition Shooting, Gunfighting, and the Space Between” w/ Antoiwon Brooks
In this episode of The Catalyst Collective, Joshua Daniel sits down with Antoiwon Brooks—former Army Joint Fires Observer (JFO), current law enforcement officer, competition shooter, husband, and Christian—for a thoughtful conversation about co...
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