Hello and welcome to another edition of Rick and Bubba University. The podcast, the

Bubba and I are excited about our interview today, Bubba Wheat. We're going to jump right

in with Ryan Bomberger. He's the co-founder and chief creative officer of the Radiance

Foundation. We'll dive in to what that is. But this is our first time to get the talk

to Ryan, even though you and our honor to be part of a 42-day devotional called United

for Victory, where Ryan and Bubba and me were in this along with 38 other guys, inside

39, other guys in this book 42 Man 42 Days. If you look for it, you can get this by going

to warriorunited.com slash Bubba. We're doing some autographed copies of that in a pre-order.

It's a thin book, so even people like me can read it. Yeah, it's just there's no pictures,

but it's fairly thin. You know, one devotion per day that you can get through and you can hear

from these 42 men of all walks of life, all on different topics. So he also authored the book

Not Equal. Civil rights going wrong and he now joins us now. Ryan Bomberger, your first debut

with the Rick and Bubba show on Rick and Bubba University, the podcast. Welcome.

Man, I feel so glad to be here. Thank you. Well, I appreciate you taking time. You know, we've

been, I was actually introduced to you through Lance Ingram who, you know, assembled and directed

and edited this. And I don't know if Lance told you this, but he, uh, or how much interaction

you actually had with him. But he was a former intern on the Rick and Bubba show, you know,

which is a radio show that runs Monday through Friday. And, uh, and he actually also does an

impression of Lou Holtz. Have you heard that by the way? I've not heard his impression, but it

doesn't surprise me because he's a multi-talented guy. He is. And I just wish that Lance had some

energy, don't you? Yeah. Just a little bit. He's too subdued. Well, he has young kids, so some of

that will fade. Yeah, right. That's true. Yeah, they're going to use up some of that. So, Ryan,

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