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Share The Struggle
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Share The Struggle

If you find strength in the struggle then this podcast is for you!

Everyone struggles the difference is some of us go through it and some of us grow through it, the choice is yours.

Share The Struggle Podcast is a raw real-time response to life from a Patriotic S.O.B with an entrepreneurial mindset and a leadership obsession.

In this podcast, Keith Liberty shares a collection of life lessons that led him to bet on himself, wins losses, and funny F-ups in between. Leaving a career to chase his American dream, follow along as he builds a brand. His transparent and explicit approach to life and storytelling will keep you entertained.

Often joined by his wife and best friend Allison or an occasional guest STS is a weekly show with diverse topics that always end with a positive message.

Keith strives to build strength by sharing his struggles and encouraging you to grow through your struggle.

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What If The Voice You Miss Still Guides You
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June 24, 2026

What If The Voice You Miss Still Guides You

Father’s Day didn’t just make us miss our dad. It exposed a fear we’d been carrying quietly for two years: what if he wouldn’t be proud of who we’ve become under pressure? We talk honestly about the weight of trying to do it all at once running a small business and building a brand, being a husband, learning fatherhood, and taking on the responsibilities our dad used to handle without complaint. Grief doesn’t always look like tears. Sometimes it looks like doubt, anxiety, and that looping questi
What Are You Willing To Suffer For?
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June 17, 2026

What Are You Willing To Suffer For?

Four hours from home, a brand-new fair, and a plan that looked simple on paper. Then reality hit: 90-degree heat, a solo tent setup, black flies so thick they sounded like rain, and four nights trying to sleep in the back of a Yukon because the camper wasn’t an option. We’re telling the whole road story from Springfield, Maine, from the small-town moments that restore your faith in people to the kind of setbacks that make you question why you even signed up. Along the way, we break down how we c
Rejection, Risk, And The Road To Growth
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June 10, 2026

Rejection, Risk, And The Road To Growth

Rejection emails are one thing. Rejection that makes you question your identity, your message, and your future is something else. We’re coming off a week that started with baptism and ended with two moments of real relief, and we’re telling the full story, messy parts included. We talk through the “season of new” around Loud Proud American: taking bigger swings for America 250, applying to major concerts and country festivals, and pulling back from familiar local events even when they used to be
We Stop Waiting And Step Into The Water
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June 3, 2026

We Stop Waiting And Step Into The Water

We waited a long time for baptism day, and when it finally arrived, it didn’t feel like a single moment. It felt like a whole season coming to a head: grief, healing, late-night doubts, and the decision to stop “faking fine” and start living our faith out loud. This recap is personal, funny in the way real life is funny, and honest about how heavy a joyful day can still feel. We talk through the people who showed up for us and the kind of church community that’s built on effort, not convenience.
What If Fear Is The Real Risk
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May 27, 2026

What If Fear Is The Real Risk

We almost talked ourselves out of a new Memorial Weekend event because it wasn’t the “guaranteed” move. The warnings, the what-ifs, the fear of the unfamiliar, all of it started steering the wheel. Then we showed up, set up shop, and realized how wrong we were. What we found was a family environment, promoters who actually value vendors, and the kind of customer energy that reminds you why you started in the first place. We break down the real entrepreneurship lesson hiding inside a weekend reca
Callused Confidence
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May 20, 2026

Callused Confidence

Comfort can start as a blessing and end up as a cage. After a packed weekend of vendor events for Loud Proud American, we take an honest look at what growth really costs when you’re building a small business, raising a family, and trying to keep your faith strong while the next step still feels unclear. I break down why those “good weekends” matter so much, not just for sales, but for momentum, community, and the motivation to keep showing up. Then things get real: I share the first time in six
Full Circle Confidence
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May 13, 2026

Full Circle Confidence

One unexpected message can hit harder than a year of planning. After grinding through the messy middle of building Loud Proud American, I got a note from a mentor in the apparel world: “I’d like you to speak to my class.” That single ask turned into a full circle moment that gave me a boost of confidence I didn’t even know I needed, and it forced me to look at my struggle in a totally different way. We dig into why sharing your story is not oversharing, it is survival. When you keep the hard stu
Who Are You Without Your Old Labels
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May 6, 2026

Who Are You Without Your Old Labels

She signs up for a women’s conference with barely any details, walks in alone, and ends up walking out with something most of us spend years chasing: relief. Allie joins me for a real, funny, and vulnerable talk about what it looks like when faith stops being an idea and starts becoming a decision, especially when you’re carrying grief, old stories, and the labels you never asked for. We break down what she heard and felt at the conference, including teaching from the Book of Ruth and the challe
Unity On Purpose
April 29, 2026

Unity On Purpose

An attempted assassination on a president should stop a nation in its tracks, not blend into the weekend like background noise. We sit with that chilling “new norm,” then ask the harder question: what are we doing to each other with the way we talk, post, mock, and accuse? We trace how political violence, conspiracy theories, and media rhetoric collide in real time. When leaders and influencers pour gasoline on polarization, someone out there eventually treats it like permission. We also confron
Loving An Addict After They Are Gone
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April 22, 2026

Loving An Addict After They Are Gone

A year can pass in a blur, and then one date cracks everything open. We sit down again, husband and wife, to revisit the phone call she dreaded for years: the one that told her the police needed her to identify her mother. What follows is an unfiltered conversation about addiction, homelessness, the overdose crisis, and the brutal reality of being the child left behind, still loving someone who couldn’t stop hurting themselves. We talk about what happens when a death gets treated like routine pa
Misplaced Hope
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April 15, 2026

Misplaced Hope

We juggle a sick kid, zero sleep, and a late-night recording, then land on the one story we promised: how Good Friday and Easter Sunday reshaped our faith. We talk about grief after suicide loss, the power of being prayed over, and why hope only works when it’s placed somewhere solid. • recording on fumes after a rough sick-day spiral • why we commit to Good Friday and Easter services • feeling drawn to church and finally feeling at home • parenting pressure when there’s no childcare • choosing
No American Left Behind And No Shows Missed
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April 8, 2026

No American Left Behind And No Shows Missed

Episode 300 hits on a day that feels bigger than a calendar date. I’m looking back at six years of the Share the Struggle Podcast, 300 consecutive weeks with no hiatus, no missed shows, and no hiding from the messy parts of building a life. If you’ve ever felt stuck, tired, or unsure, the core idea is the one that keeps me moving: everybody struggles, but you decide whether you go through it or grow through it. That choice shows up in your habits, your relationships, and the future you’re quietl

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Woke Games: Our Biggest Games Should Bring Us Together, Not Tear Us Apart
Feb. 11, 2026

Woke Games: Our Biggest Games Should Bring Us Together, Not Tear Us Apart

Sports are supposed to be the quiet place in a loud world, the corner where we meet as neighbors before we argue as voters. That promise frames our look at two headline events: the Super Bowl and the Olympics. We start with a reality check for New E…
Signs, Grit, And Going For It: From Angel Numbers To Daytona
Feb. 4, 2026

Signs, Grit, And Going For It: From Angel Numbers To Daytona

Signs don’t usually arrive with a drumroll. Sometimes they show up as a license plate at a red light and a grocery total that matches the number that stuck in your head. That’s how 6066 landed, twice, and nudged us from weeks of hemming …
When You Don’t Have The Answer, Change The Question
Jan. 28, 2026

When You Don’t Have The Answer, Change The Question

We open with an unlikely mentor: WWE Hall of Famer “Hot Rod” Roddy Piper. His famous line becomes a mindset tool—when you don’t have the answer, change the question. That reframe launches a clear path from emotion to action, …

Reviews

Motivation that is fun!

"Been a loyal listener since day one and it keeps getting better and better. Keith (and sometimes Alli) do not hold back about the real life struggles they have. Keith is always sharing self help an…"

Jen Barnes | April 20, 2022

Must Listen to Episode 86

"Episode 86 is a must listen to....if you are an American and you are working this episodes breaks down what is wrong with the leaders of our wonderful country...."

Jen Barnes | April 29, 2022