Episodes

3 days ago
3 days ago
Fuel for a Cause: Jimmy ‘Taco’ Burns’ Long Distance Charity Ride. My guest this week is, Jimmy Burns a member of Mile Monsters, Inc.
“Giving is not just about making a donation, it’s about making a difference.” ~ K. Calvin
My guest this week found a way to combine his love of riding motorcycles with a cause that helps thousands of kids and even challenges himself beyond what he could have ever dreamed possible.
Mr. Jimmy ‘Taco’ Burns is a longtime friend that crossed my path many years ago when we both worked together at Gold Strike Casino. Jimmy had been involved with security for most of his life and for as long as he could remember he has been a motorcycle enthusiast. Jimmy is a member of “Mile Monsters, Inc.” and has ridden for a cause many times. It was this drive to ride for something bigger than himself that pushed him to think broader.
Jimmy explains how a simple challenge suddenly was turned into a calling and one of his life’s missions. If you are a rider then it is likely that you know about iron butt challenges that are grueling 1000 miles of riding in one day. Well, it was one of those challenges that eventually led Jimmy to his calling of the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge which is a 10,000 mile ride in 10 days. This ride is a self-guided, and self-sustained with no GPS ride from start to finish.
Jimmy talks about how difficult the ride can be facing the elements and how there were many times that he considered throwing in the towel, but it was the thought of what he was riding for that kept him going. Jimmy’s charity is for ‘Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy’ which effects mostly young boys.
In August of 2026 Jimmy plans on tackling this incredible feat again and hopes to raise even more money for his charity than last time. Please tune in to hear how he got the nickname ‘Taco’ and please consider helping him raise money for this amazing organization. You can learn more by googling the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more. This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC ShelbyRowProductions.com
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6 days ago
6 days ago
On this episode of Cannonballing Life, Coach and Derrick bounce between heart, humor, and headline-worthy moments. They talk about the excitement surrounding friend and fellow podcaster Neil Colley and his Fancy Nancy Foundation Jeep giveaway, a treadmill mishap that sent Coach in for X-rays (thankfully, all good), and a wild story involving Coach’s son Zach getting both tasered and pepper sprayed. The conversation also drifts into the surprising role of drones at the Olympics and how technology keeps changing the world around us. As always, the episode blends real life, laughter, and the unexpected in a way only Cannonballing Life can.
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Monday Feb 09, 2026
Monday Feb 09, 2026
Prescription for Justice: A Nurse’s Journey to Becoming a Lawyer. My guest this week is Ms. Melissa Dabar, A Lawyer for the People.
“Tough times never last, but tough people do.” ~ R. Schuller
This week’s guest is a great example of someone that encompasses the American Dream. Ms. Dabar came from a small town in Arkansas where everyone knew everyone’s business. In addition to the small population Ms. Dabar also grew up during a time and place where girls were not considered to be capable of doing much and their place was in the house. This was so much the case that her parents even suggested that she drop out of high school because she really didn’t need it.
Well, Melissa did not subscribe to these lowered expectations. In fact, if anything, this only fueled her desire to reach for something more. It was when she witnessed her grandmother receive great care from her nurses that inspired her to become a nurse herself when she finished high school.
Later in her life after she had gotten married she found herself suddenly in an abusive relationship. As the years went by and she came to terms that her marriage was toxic and unhealthy, she decided to make another incredible life change. The inspiration for her next move was very unconventional, but definitely a show of true faith. After having a dream that she was supposed to be representing the underserved community she took the leap and went to law school. Her “can do” attitude will certainly inspire you and leave you feeling anything can be possible.
In addition to Ms. Dabar’s many accomplishments she now produces an amazing podcast called, “American Fight Stories”, where she highlights Americans that have overcome incredible adversity and refused to give up when other’s might have thrown in the towel. You can find her podcast on Spotify and other podcast platforms and you can find her law firm at “Dabar Law Firm”.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more. This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC ShelbyRowProductions.com
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Friday Feb 06, 2026
Friday Feb 06, 2026
On this episode of Cannonballing Life, Coach and Derrick kick things off with good news as Derrick shares exciting updates about SRP Studios and an upcoming move to a new space. The conversation shifts to society’s fascination with social media “dumpster fires,” as the guys vent about negative online behavior and their biggest pet peeves. They answer listener emails, debate their favorite Winter Olympic sports, and reveal their top late-night show hosts. The episode closes on a heartfelt note as Derrick opens up about his role as a house musician at Southland Casino and some recent setbacks.
Please email us your questions at cannonballinglife@gmail.com
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Monday Feb 02, 2026
Monday Feb 02, 2026
Guided Pathways: Stories from The HOPE Center’s Mentorship Program. My guests this week are, CEO Mr. Stacy Dodd and COO Mr. Kenneth McKinney.
“Mentorship is leaving a legacy that lives on through others.” ~ Unknown
On this week’s episode I had the incredible honor of having two of my favorite people on earth as guests. Mr. Stacy Dodd and Mr. Kenneth McKinney share with my viewers the unique path that led them to each other and how they idea for the HOPE Center of North Mississippi, a mentorship program that serves kids in 6th-12th grade.
The goal was simple in nature, just do something positive for kids and give them a place to grow. Not having a brand and working from limited funds, Stacy and Kenneth self-funded events like roller skating, bowling and even paying to have the Harlem Globetrotters come perform for the kids. The desire to develop something special for the kids was what drove them and quitting was not an option.
In time, Mr. Dodd was able to grow his team of mentors with people like Eric Williams and Pastor Orr of Brown Missionary Baptist church. Then Ms. Trish Tommey and eventually myself all became a family that drives the mission forward. A big step toward growing the mission came when Mr. Dodd was able to secure a Silver Level rating from the Memphis Grizzlies as a sponsor.
In our conversation we share how far the HOPE Center has come and where we see it headed for the future. In addition Stacy shares some information about his other passion in life, helping people recover from drug addiction. You can learn more about how to become a mentor and get involved with the HOPE Center by going to http://www.hopecenter1usa.com and if you or someone you know is struggling with addiction you can find him at http://www.stacydodd.com
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more. This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC ShelbyRowProductions.com
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🔗 WEBSITE - http://www.motivatewithcoachcamp.com
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Friday Jan 30, 2026
Friday Jan 30, 2026
In this episode of Cannonballing Life, Coach and Derrick break down the recent ice storm that brought North Mississippi to a standstill and share stories from the freeze. Derrick opens up in a raw and honest moment about his ongoing struggles with depression and the importance of talking through the hard stuff. Coach lightens the mood with tales of sledding adventures on his Ponderosa, proving there’s still fun to be found in chaos. The episode wraps with the guys reacting to the jaw-dropping story of a man climbing a skyscraper, leaving them equally amazed and confused.
Please email us your questions at cannonballinglife@gmail.com
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Monday Jan 26, 2026
Monday Jan 26, 2026
Blazing Leadership: Inside Memphis Fire Department with Director Colin Burress. My guest this week is Colin Burress, the Fire Chief of the City of Memphis Fire Department.
“The mark of a great leader is not how many followers they have, but how many leaders they create.”
~ Unknown
My guest this week is not just the newest appointed Memphis Fire Director, but he is also a long time friend. Chief Colin Burress takes a few minutes from his incredibly busy schedule to sit down and have a fun and meaningful conversation about all things fire.
I was first introduced to Chief Burress around 2004 when I was reassigned to the newly developed Special Operations Rescue Team at fire station 36. At that time he was the Lieutenant of Rescue 2 and had already started making a great name for himself on the department. We share some of our favorite memories from those days with some being funny and others being pivotal moments in both of our careers…like the 400 East Brooks Road warehouse fire!
Chief Burress shares how it was the suggestion of a friend he worked with on the Germantown Police Department that gave him the notion to apply for the MFD. He admits that at that time he didn’t know where that move would lead him, but he knows now it was one of the best decisions he ever made.
We dive into personal achievements and what individuals on the job had a huge impact on the person he has come to be and what that means about his approach to leadership. You don’t want to miss the insight and inspiration Chief Burress brings to the table and I can state with complete certainty that the future of the MFD is going to be in great hands.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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Monday Jan 19, 2026
Monday Jan 19, 2026
Chief of Both Worlds: Firefighting and Finishing Lines . My guest this week is Danny Scallions, the Fire Chief of Southaven, MS.
“You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.”
~ Z. Ziglar
My guest this week is the Fire Chief of Southaven, MS. Chief Danny Scallions has been a firefighter for the better part of his entire adult life. Originally, he had his sights on going to the City of Memphis Fire Department, but after learning he was color blind he had to take a step back and reconsider his direction. This early mis-step plays to the character he was developing.
Still wanting to pursue his interest in firefighting, Danny decided to try out for the Southaven, MS fire department. He quickly found his path and took every opportunity to learn as many aspects of the job as possible. This passion to continue growing in the profession eventually led him to going to paramedic school. This is where he and I became friends and our conversations inspired me to apply for the city of Southaven.
In our conversation we discuss his other passion in life, running! Like so many other things in Danny’s life, when he decided to get into distance running he went all in and quickly set his sights on one day qualifying and running the Boston Marathon. As you will hear, the journey to making it to the start line of Boston was suddenly becoming more difficult than the actual marathon.
However, it was within his struggle to make it to Boston that he found a new level of fight and determination. Chief Scallions grit, focus, patience, and determination are on full display in this week’s conversation.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more. This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC ShelbyRowProductions.com
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Friday Jan 16, 2026
Friday Jan 16, 2026
On this episode of Cannonballing Life, Coach and Derrick tackle life’s most confusing questions—starting with how a car’s transmission can somehow be worth more than the entire vehicle, and whether fixing it is ever a good idea. The guys also dive into the gross but unavoidable mystery of why dogs insist on rolling on dead animals. Derrick shares an update on The Rhythm Section Podcast and what’s coming in the upcoming season, and the episode wraps up with a hilarious brainstorm of creative substitute cuss words that are safe for (almost) any situation. As always, it’s random, relatable, and full of laughs.
Please email us your questions at cannonballinglife@gmail.com
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Monday Jan 12, 2026
Monday Jan 12, 2026
A Legacy of Service: Volunteer Firefighting Personifies Community – My Guest, Mike Hancock, is the Chief of the Walls Volunteer Fire Department.
“You were born with the ability to change someone’s life. Don’t ever waste it.”
This week’s guest has some special ties to my early beginnings in the fire service. Back in the late 90’s when I was getting out of the Air Force I had a strong desire to pursue firefighting as a career. Not knowing much about firefighting and what all that entailed, I figured volunteering would give me an up close and personal experience.
I promptly signed up to be a volunteer firefighter with the Walls Volunteer Fire Department in Walls, MS. Mike Hancock was the Chief at station 9 on Hwy 301 and ironically I had seen this fire station my whole life but had never went in until the day I went to sign up.
Chief Hancock talks about his early years in DeSoto County and how her became fascinated by the idea of firefighting when as a young teenage boy he witnessed a house across the street from him burn to the ground. Please forgive the pun, but it is safe to say that this lit a flame within him to pursue firefighting as his profession.
We do a deep dive into the challenges volunteer departments face all over the nation and how recruiting has multiple hurdles that have been found to be very difficult to navigate. If you or someone you love has an affinity toward fire and EMS then you don’t want to miss this episode, I know you will find it very informative. If you are in the Walls, MS area and you would like to learn more about how to volunteer you can call 662-781-2020 or go to http://www.wallsfiredept.com
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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