Worthy Words: Beyond the Threads

You may know Vinny from the PBD Podcast… the debates, the bold takes, the nickname “The Angry Patriot.” But that’s not the full story.Behind the voice is a man who walked through chaos, addiction, loss, and a moment that should have taken his life.A night he didn’t go out…A decision he can’t fully explain…And a phone call the next morning that changed everything.In this conversation, Vinny opens up about:Growing up in a broken home and watching his mom hold everything togetherThe party lifestyle that nearly destroyed himThe moment God intervened… before he even realized itHis radical encounter with Jesus that led to complete surrenderWhat it really means to struggle with sin while still pursuing faithWhy truth isn’t popular… but it’s necessaryThis isn’t a polished, perfect testimony.It’s raw. It’s real. And it’s honest.If you’ve ever wrestled with faith, identity, purpose, or the tension between who you are and who you’re called to be… this episode will hit.Because faith over fear isn’t just something you wear.It’s something you live.

In this episode, Dalton sits down with the woman behind “Mama’s Life Lessons” — his mom, DeAnn Mixon. From raising children with wisdom and intentionality to standing firm in faith through financial challenges, healing journeys, and life’s hardest seasons, this conversation is full of truth and perspective.They talk about the importance of hope, why words matter more than we realize, parenting with grace instead of fear, and what it really looks like to trust God when life doesn’t make sense. DeAnn shares personal stories of breakthrough, giving, healing, and the lessons that shaped Dalton into who he is today.This episode is a reminder that faith isn’t just something you say — it’s something you live every single day.

This one feels like a real, honest conversation.Dalton sits down with Jake Dorsey to talk through what it actually looks like to build a life, provide for a family, and grow in business without losing what matters most.From making $10/hour in construction to closing multi-million dollar deals, Jake shares the pressure, the process, and the mindset it takes to keep going. They talk about sales, marriage, faith, discipline, and the quiet weight men carry when they’re trying to “figure it out.”This episode hits on:The reality of starting with nothing and building upWhy honesty and relationships matter more than being the bestThe pressure of providing (and why it’s actually healthy)Faith, discipline, and what you’re feeding your mind dailyBeing content while still striving for moreIt’s not a highlight reel.It’s the real middle—the part most people are in right now.If you’ve ever felt the weight of responsibility, this one’s for you.

In this episode of Worthy Words, Dalton sits down to talk with Brandon Anderson through something we all deal with but rarely talk about honestly… money. From late-night financial stress to giving when it doesn’t make sense, this conversation dives into what it really looks like to trust God as your provider.They unpack generosity, fear, stewardship, and the tension between practical wisdom and full surrender. If you’ve ever wrestled with finances, control, or letting go, this one hits deep.Because at the end of the day, it’s not about how much you have… it’s about what you do with what’s been entrusted to you.

This is one of the wildest testimonies we’ve ever shared.Clint Byars opens up about:Hearing voices and believing he was deadA supernatural encounter with JesusHow that moment shaped his entire life and ministryPlus, we get into:Healing stories (including miracles in Kenya)Practical faith tools you can use TODAYHow to actually experience God—not just talk about Him

In this episode, we dive into one of the biggest questions entrepreneurs and believers face: How do you actually hear God when you have real decisions to make?From tough leadership calls and letting someone go… to bankruptcy, business pivots, and cross-country moves… we unpack what it looks like to seek wisdom in a world overflowing with information.We talk about:The difference between knowledge and wisdomUsing tools like ChatGPT vs. learning the voice of GodWhy “information is paper thin without experience”The role of the Word, prayer, and godly counselThe “God factor” you can’t put on a spreadsheetWhether failure always means you missed GodAnd how pruning seasons can shape your future fruitIn a culture chasing instant answers, we explore why lingering with the Lord still matters — and how to discern the right voice when you’re standing in front of multiple open doors.If you’re navigating business decisions, financial pressure, or a major life pivot, this one’s for you.

Recorded in Flatwoods, Kentucky, this episode of Worthy Words sits down with Dalton Mixon for a raw, wide-ranging conversation on faith, entrepreneurship, marriage, and purpose.From selling a pool business in his early 20s, to losing it all and filing bankruptcy, to rebuilding through Mountain Movers, real estate, and ultimately launching Worthy Wear, Dalton shares what risk really costs—and what it teaches you. The conversation unpacks generosity in business, mentorship, leadership, family dynamics, and why success without calling always feels empty.At the center of it all is a simple conviction: use your talents, walk worthy of your calling, and lead with generosity—always.If you’re navigating business pressure, faith questions, or wondering how to build something meaningful without losing your soul, this episode will hit home.

A lot of people are in a heavy season right now—financial pressure, uncertainty, and the constant comparison trap of social media. In this episode, Dalton and a friend talk honestly about what’s driving the strain, why “work-life balance” can’t replace responsibility, and how scaling a business won’t fix what you refuse to face.They dig into what success actually looks like (and why it’s tied to freedom, family stability, and calling), how AI is shifting the playing field, and why real creativity and critical thinking still matter.Then the conversation turns to what we’re all actually looking for: wisdom—not just knowledge. Dalton shares scriptures that shaped his perspective, and they unpack the Parable of the Persistent Widow (Luke 18) as a reminder to keep showing up with faith when God feels silent.If you’re feeling stretched—this one’s for you.

In this episode of Worthy Words, I sit down with my father-in-law, Dave Gill, for one of the most meaningful conversations we’ve ever had.We talk about what really matters after decades of life experience—faith, family, work, money, and legacy. From military service and corporate leadership to real estate, retirement, and walking closely with God, Dave shares the lessons you only learn with time.This is a conversation about slowing down, building wisely, loving your people well, and not missing what matters most while you’re busy building.

In this episode, we bounce between the real stuff and the fun stuff—social media habits, the trap of constant advertising, and why I’m more focused on creating value than chasing viral views.We also go full debate mode on Rocky IV vs Rocky III, talk Facebook Marketplace chaos, and then land the plane on what matters most: fatherhood. Patience, predictable reactions, intentional time with your kids, and the hard moments that test your character.Faith, business, parenting, and everything in between—this one feels like real life.

Join us for yet another in depth conversation about how to remain present with God and remember that he is truly with us in the valleys of life.

Join us for an in-depth conversation on faith, business and more!

n this episode of Worthy Words Beyond the Threads, host Dalton Mixon and friend David dive deep into the intersection of faith, business, and everyday life. From debating the best Rocky movie (spoiler: it’s IV) to candid conversations about spiritual doubts, generosity, and the challenges men face in today’s world, this episode is packed with honest insights and practical wisdom. Discover how Worthy Wear is giving back, why documenting your faith journey matters, and which biblical commands are most overlooked. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a believer, or just looking for real talk, you’ll find something to inspire and encourage you here.

A deeper discussion on being a founder/business owner and the weight that can carry.

A deeper conversation with my Pastor, Brandon.

Dalton and Morgan open up about Morgan’s experience growing up in a strict, legalistic church—where faith often felt more like fear. She shares how that shaped her view of God as a kid and why she’s determined to raise her daughter to know His love, not fear His wrath. It’s an honest, hopeful conversation about unlearning fear, finding grace, and building a faith that brings peace instead of pressure.

Dalton and David dive deep into what real strength looks like — not the movie-style version built on muscles and money, but the quiet, disciplined power of integrity, restraint, and purpose. From fatherhood to faith, they unpack how men can lead with moral formidability and reflect God’s character in everyday life.

Worthy Wear founder Dalton Mixon sits down with his friend David —a detective turned first-time landlord—to talk real stress, real estate, and real purpose. David opens up about buying a trailer park and four rentals (including sudden vacancies), how sharing the load with a partner brought peace, and why entrepreneurial stress feels different from life-and-death work. Dalton unpacks his systems-over-goals approach, trading short-term freedom for long-term family flexibility, and a vision to build wealth in order to give—think six-figure generosity targets and even “a car a month” blessings. The guys riff on the Chinese fisherman parable, balancing ambition with contentment, and not sacrificing what you actually want (joy, peace, generosity) for the mere means to get it (money, control). A candid, first test run about pressure, purpose, and putting people first.