In this powerful episode of The Victory Podcast, host Travis Cody sits down with Dr. Bhargav Patel — a physician, neuroscientist, founder, and AI innovator leading the charge to reshape healthcare and wellness. Dr. Patel is a triple-threat entrepreneur: a Brown University research fellow studying trauma and resilience; co-founder and CEO of MyPeak, a fast-scaling vegan supplement brand sold in Walmart, Amazon, and med spas nationwide; and the founding medical director at Sully AI, an agentic AI startup building co-pilots for doctors to reduce errors, improve care, and bring back human connection in clinical settings. From launching a supplement brand during surgery rotations to writing a book on PTSD and building medical-grade AI tools, Dr. Patel’s story is a masterclass in mission-driven innovation. This conversation dives deep into neuroplasticity, business scaling, trauma healing, and what healthcare could look like by 2030. If you’re building in AI, wellness, or healthcare—or just curious about high-performance thinking—this is a can’t-miss episode.

In this powerhouse episode of The Victory Podcast, host Travis Cody sits down with Joseph Shalaby — CEO of E Mortgage Capital and one of the most followed voices in the mortgage industry. From Cairo’s “sixth world” to Newport Beach, Joseph’s story is one of raw hustle, bold strategy, and building a $500M+ mortgage empire in one of the most regulated industries in the U.S. Joseph shares how he went from launching his first hustle at a hookah bar at 14 to building a full-scale mortgage ecosystem that now supports 1,000+ loan officers across 48 states. He breaks down the differences between seven-figure earners and everyone else, why building culture and brand are non-negotiables, and how to scale a company without losing your soul — or your sanity. If you’re building a business in a heavily regulated market, trying to scale fast without burning out, or just looking for mindset shifts that move the needle — this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In this episode of The Victory Podcast, host Travis Cody sits down with James Miller II—former Subway franchise mogul, marketing innovator, and founder of Ignite Consulting Group. James shares the remarkable story of how he scaled from owning two Subway stores to building a 50+ location empire generating $20M+ in revenue—and helped launch the iconic $5 Footlong promotion that drove over $3.8 billion in sales. From growing up on a pig farm and starting a breeding business at age 13, to being recruited by Walmart for guessing their 10-year growth plan, James’s entrepreneurial instincts were obvious from the start. He reveals how he built high-performing teams, navigated massive expansion, and avoided burnout by staying true to three essential business pillars: people, product, and profit. Whether you're a founder hitting a growth plateau or a leader managing rapid scale, this episode is filled with practical wisdom and hard-won business truths.

Steven Sashen, the bold and unapologetically honest co-founder of Xero Shoes, shares how a DIY sandal kit turned into a global minimalist footwear brand. From his early days as a stand-up comic to walking away from a Shark Tank deal, Steven talks about product-market fit, why most shoes are bad for your feet, and how Xero has scaled past $65M in revenue—all while staying true to its mission. A no-fluff conversation on entrepreneurship, resilience, and why everything in business is marketing.

In this mind-blowing episode of The Victory Show, Travis Cody interviews Dr. Scott Pless—veterinarian, inventor, and the father of veterinary holographic imaging. As the founder of HoloHealth and Chief Innovator at CenterPoint Biotech, Dr. Pless is revolutionizing how we diagnose and treat animals using 3D thermal imaging, AI-driven diagnostics, and even holograms of your pet. From cancer detection to heart diagnostics, from a future filled with AI-assisted surgeries to holographic memorials of your furry friends, this episode dives into the real-world tech that's reshaping animal care forever. A must-watch for tech lovers, pet owners, and future-focused entrepreneurs alike.

In this episode of The Victory Show, Travis Cody sits down with Lamont Leavitt, CEO of InnoviHealth, to unpack how he scaled a healthcare SaaS company from selling books to becoming a market leader in coding, billing, and auditing tech—while pioneering a 4-day remote workweek. Lamont shares hard-won lessons on breaking the $1M revenue plateau, the power of customer-first innovation, and leveraging AI without losing company culture. If you're an entrepreneur, tech founder, or curious about future-proofing your business, this episode is packed with wisdom you can act on today.

In this transformative episode of The Victory Show, Travis Cody interviews Dr. Gianluca De Novi, Harvard professor, robotics pioneer, and founder of Circular, a blockchain-based healthcare company. From building surgical simulation tech at Harvard Medical School to launching 14 startups, Dr. De Novi shares how AI and blockchain are merging to redefine surgery, clinical trials, and healthcare data integrity. He breaks down the challenges of scaling businesses, why founders need to let go to grow, and how Circular is solving one of the biggest problems in modern medicine: data trust. This episode is a masterclass in tech, purpose, and visionary leadership.

In this powerful episode of The Victory Show, host Travis Cody speaks with Eli Karabell, President of Karabell Industries, about his journey from door-to-door sales to leading an international company rooted in legacy, service, and faith. A third-generation entrepreneur, Eli shares how his grandfather’s immigrant dream inspired him to revive the family business—and expand it into sectors like sanitation, fair trade energy, international diplomacy, and economic development. From drop-shipping cleaners to consulting with foreign governments, Eli’s mission-driven approach, guided by deep spiritual values, showcases how integrity and innovation can drive global impact. This conversation is packed with purpose, patriotism, and entrepreneurial grit.