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Two guys. One truck. Two thousand miles. One big, audacious adventure. Why would two brothers leave comfortable jobs to move across the country, starting a business in a foreign industry and unknown land? Amidst all these challenges, could it be successful?Dale and Brian Karmie are the brothers, family men, and co-founders behind ForeverLawn: an exploding international business with over 80 dealers nationwide. Their journey wasn’t always easy; yet throughout persistent trials, tribulations, and turning points, they kept going. They may have quit individually, but they never quit on the same day. Join the Karmie brothers as they share the highs and lows, successes and failures, and life lessons shaping their entrepreneurial story. Regardless of who you are or what path you’re on, the Karmie brothers’ story is filled with something for everyone: encouragement to keep going, laughter over outrageous antics, inspiration to conquer complacency and keep reaching for more. Who is this podcast for? The aspiring entrepreneur. The young adult determining what direction to take in life. The worn-out, wearied parent. The restless and the seeking. Anyone who wants to breathe tomorrow. This is for you. Because you aren’t just put on this earth to make a living; you’re here to make an impact. Welcome to Impact Without Limits.

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S5 E36: Branches of US Government Nov 02, 2026

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How well do you understand the three branches of American government, and why did the Founders believe separating their powers was so important? In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian break down the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, exploring their distinct responsibilities, the system of checks and balances, and the biblical principles that helped shape the foundation of our nation. They also examine the relationship between state and federal government and why the Constitution remains central to how our country operates.

With an important reminder that the government works for the people, the brothers discuss the responsibility citizens have to stay informed, hold elected officials accountable, and make thoughtful decisions at the ballot box. Whether you're brushing up on your civics knowledge or looking for a deeper understanding of the principles behind our nation's founding, this conversation is a timely reminder of why knowing how our government works matters.

Episode Highlights:

Understanding the three branches of government.
Why the Founders created checks and balances.
The role of the Constitution in limiting power.
State vs. federal government and the separation of powers.
Why informed citizens and voting matter.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E35: George Washington's Farewell Address Oct 26, 2026

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George Washington’s farewell address was more than a goodbye—it was a final message to the American people about what it would take to preserve the nation he helped build. Dale and Brian Karmie explore Washington’s reflections on leadership, his decision to step away from power, and his warnings about the divisions, political factions, and foreign influences that could threaten America’s future.

The brothers unpack Washington’s belief that faith, morality, national unity, and respect for the Constitution were essential to preserving liberty. From his vision for America to his hope that the nation would serve as an example to the world, his words still raise important questions today: Do we understand the principles our country was founded on, and the responsibility we have to protect them?

Episode Highlights:

Why Washington chose to step away from power.
Faith and gratitude in America’s founding.
The importance of national unity.
Washington’s warnings about political divisions.
Preserving the principles that built America.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E34: The First Presidency Oct 19, 2026

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George Washington’s first inaugural address was more than a speech—it laid out a vision for the future of a young nation. Dale and Brian Karmie walk through Washington’s words, exploring his reluctant acceptance of the presidency, his call for God’s guidance, and his belief that virtue, morality, and public service were essential to the success of the American experiment.

From Washington’s decision to put duty ahead of personal desires to his refusal to seek financial gain from public service, the brothers examine the leadership principles that helped shape the presidency and the nation. They also discuss the responsibility of the American people to preserve liberty and protect the foundations on which the country was built. Washington’s first address offers a powerful reminder of the role faith, integrity, and servant leadership played in America’s founding.

Episode Highlights:

Why Washington’s first presidency set the standard.
Answering the call to serve his country.
Faith and God’s role in America’s founding.
Putting public service ahead of personal gain.
Preserving liberty and America’s founding principles.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E33: American Artifacts: The Liberty Bell & Minuteman Oct 12, 2026

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The Liberty Bell and the Minuteman are two iconic symbols of American history, but their stories go far beyond what most people remember. Dale and Brian explore the history behind the Liberty Bell, including its biblical inscription, the story of its famous crack, and how it became a symbol of liberty for all. They also uncover the origins of the Minutemen and the role everyday citizens played in defending the colonies during the American Revolution.

From Captain John Parker’s leadership at Lexington to the symbolism behind the Minuteman statue, the conversation highlights the courage, sacrifice, and sense of duty that helped shape a nation. As part of the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, the brothers look at how these historic artifacts connect us to the nation’s founding principles and remind us of the responsibility to protect and preserve the freedoms we’ve inherited.

Episode Highlights:

The story behind the Liberty Bell.
A biblical message of liberty.
Who were the Minutemen?
Captain John Parker and the Battle of Lexington.
The Minuteman’s enduring legacy.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E32: American Artifacts: The Eagle Oct 05, 2026

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The bald eagle has been a symbol of America for centuries, but the story behind its place in American history is more interesting than you might think. Dale and Brian explore why the eagle was chosen, how it became part of the Great Seal, and the surprising fact that it wasn’t officially designated as the national bird until 2024.

The conversation then turns to the Great Seal and the original proposals from Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams. From biblical imagery and the story of Moses to the eagle, olive branch, arrows, 13 stars, and E pluribus unum, the symbols were designed with meaning and intention. As the brothers continue their look at American artifacts during the nation’s 250th celebration, they encourage listeners to look beyond familiar symbols, go to the source, and discover the history and ideas behind them.

Episode Highlights:

The story behind America’s eagle.
Why the bald eagle was chosen.
Drafting America’s national animal.
The Great Seal and its biblical roots.
The meaning behind the Great Seal’s symbols.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E31: American Artifacts: Flags Sep 28, 2026

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian explore the history behind some of America’s most recognizable flags and the stories they were created to tell. From the Gadsden flag and its “Don’t Tread on Me” message to the Continental Union flag, the Sons of Liberty, and the evolution of the stars and stripes, they unpack the symbolism behind the colors, stripes, stars, and other details that shaped America’s early flags.

Along the way, the brothers share some lesser-known flags, a few questionable designs, and plenty of laughs as they dig into the meaning behind these American artifacts. More than just pieces of fabric, the flags represent the people, principles, freedom, and liberty connected to America’s founding.

Episode Highlights:

Early American flags.
The stars and stripes.
Notable flag designs.
The meaning behind the flag.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E30: The Culper Spy Ring Sep 21, 2026

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian explore the fascinating story of the Culper Spy Ring and its role in the American Revolution. They discuss how George Washington built a network of everyday citizens who risked their lives to gather intelligence, outsmart the British, and help turn the tide of the war.

From secret codes and invisible ink to daring missions and hidden messages, the brothers uncover how Benjamin Tallmadge, Abraham Woodhull, Caleb Brewster, and others helped protect the fight for American independence. Dale and Brian share the incredible details behind this little-known piece of history and reflect on the people whose courage and commitment helped shape the nation.

Episode Highlights:

Setting the record straight.
Washington’s need for spies.
Building the Culper Spy Ring.
Secret codes and hidden messages.
How the spy ring helped win the war.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E29: The Sons of Liberty Sep 14, 2026

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What happens when a group of ordinary colonists decides they’ve had enough?

In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian dive into the story of the Sons of Liberty—the men who challenged British rule, rallied the colonies, and helped set America on the path to revolution. From the Stamp Act to the Boston Tea Party, their story is filled with protest, resistance, and some bold moves that changed history.

Dale and Brian break down the Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, Lexington and Concord, and the growing tension that eventually erupted into the American Revolution. This isn’t just a history lesson—it’s a look at the people who were willing to take a stand when the stakes were high. How much do you really know about the Sons of Liberty? It’s worth finding out.

Episode Highlights:

Remembering Fred Karmie's legacy.
Who were the Sons of Liberty?
The Boston Massacre and John Adams.
A call to remember.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E28: Never Forget: Remembering 9/11 — 25 Years Later Sep 07, 2026

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In this special episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian pause to remember September 11, 2001, as the 25th anniversary approaches. They reflect on where they were that morning, the lives lost, the first responders who sacrificed everything to save others, and the families whose lives were forever changed. They also share personal connections to the events of 9/11, including friends who were among the first responders and those present at the Flight 93 and Pentagon sites.

While remembering the darkness of that day, the brothers also reflect on the incredible courage, patriotism, faith, and unity that emerged in its aftermath. From first responders and Flight 93 passengers to military volunteers, everyday Americans, and communities coming together, they discuss how the tragedy revealed some of the best qualities of the nation. Their message is simple: never forget—and make sure future generations know the story, remember the sacrifice, and understand what is worth preserving.

Episode Highlights:

Approaching the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
Remembering the victims and courageous first responders.
Where we were on 9/11/01.
The faith, patriotism, and unity that followed.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E27: Deliverance Day: A Call to Remember Aug 31, 2026

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian Karmie reflect on the 15th anniversary of Deliverance Day—a pivotal moment in ForeverLawn’s history when, after years of legal battles and facing the possibility of losing everything, they received word that they had won their appeal. They share the story behind this annual celebration and how it became a reminder of God’s faithfulness, providence, and deliverance.

The conversation also turns to the importance of remembering why we celebrate. Drawing parallels between Deliverance Day, Independence Day, and Thanksgiving, Dale and Brian explore how easily the meaning behind important celebrations can be forgotten over time. They encourage listeners to go back to the original sources, learn the stories for themselves, and remember the faith and principles that shaped both their own story and the founding of America.

Episode Highlights:

A day of deliverance.
God answers at the last minute.
Remember why we celebrate.
Go back to the source.
Never forget the meaning.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

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