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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 E13: Washington's Winter at Valley Forge May 25, 2026

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Brian and Dale explore George Washington’s harsh winter at Valley Forge and one of the most pivotal seasons of the American Revolution, where survival itself became the victory. Facing loss, disease, hunger, desertion, and political pressure, Washington and the Continental Army endured when everything pointed toward collapse.

They also unpack the unexpected people and moments that helped reshape the war—from Baron von Steuben’s training to growing French support—and reflect on a timeless truth: sometimes growth doesn’t happen in the victories, but in the seasons where people simply refuse to quit.

Episode Highlights:

The Winter That Nearly Ended the Revolution.
Valley Forge: Surviving Without a Battle.
Washington Under Pressure.
The Leaders Who Rebuilt the Army.
When Survival Becomes Victory.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E12: The Fall of 1777: Brandywine, Germantown, and Saratoga May 18, 2026

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In this episode, the conversation continues through the American Revolution by exploring the pivotal battles of 1777. Along the way, Dale and Brian highlight the resilience of George Washington and the Continental Army, the bravery of leaders like Nathaniel Greene and John Stark, and the surprising role Benedict Arnold played before becoming one of history’s most infamous traitors.

The episode also reflects on how perseverance in the face of loss helped shape the future of the nation. From tactical retreats to unexpected victories, these moments of history reveal powerful lessons about endurance, sacrifice, and fighting for something greater than yourself.

Episode Highlights:

Washington fights to protect Philadelphia after retreating through New Jersey.
Nathaniel Greene helps save the Continental Army at Brandywine.
Fog and friendly fire derail the American attack at Germantown.
Saratoga becomes the turning point that brings France into the war.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E11: Washington Crosses the Delaware May 11, 2026

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Brian and Dale continue their journey through the early days of the American Revolution, exploring the defining moments that shaped the fight for independence. From George Washington taking command of the Continental Army to the impossible mission of Henry Knox transporting artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston, they unpack the strategy, sacrifice, and perseverance behind some of the Revolution’s most pivotal turning points.

The conversation also dives into Washington’s retreats through New York and New Jersey, the overwhelming odds faced by the American troops, and the miraculous events that seemed to preserve the cause time and time again. Highlighting Thomas Paine’s powerful words in The American Crisis and Washington’s daring crossing of the Delaware on Christmas night, Brian and Dale reflect on leadership, providence, and the thin threads upon which history often hangs.

Episode Highlights:

Washington takes command.
Henry Knox delivers artillery.
The British take New York.
Thomas Paine inspires the troops.
Washington crosses the Delaware.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E10: From Kids in the Office to Being Part of the Legacy with JenniLee & Colton Karmie Pt. 2 May 04, 2026

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In Part 2 of this conversation on Impact Without Limits, Brian and Dale continue their time with JenniLee and Colton Karmie. JenniLee and Colton share their favorite “ForeverLawn F’s” and what those values look like lived out day to day—both in business and in life. Their perspective offers a genuine look at how culture isn’t just talked about, but carried through relationships, decisions, and legacy.

The episode also takes a deeper turn as they open up about the loss of their sister and the role faith has played in walking through grief as a family. With honesty and hope, they reflect on how God has sustained them in difficult seasons.

With their mix of honesty and humor, JenniLee and Colton bring a refreshing and relatable close to this two-part conversation.

Episode Highlights:

JenniLee & Colton’s favorite ForeverLawn F’s.
Holding onto faith through loss.
Funny stories.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E9: From Kids in the Office to Being Part of the Legacy with JenniLee & Colton Karmie Pt. 1 Apr 27, 2026

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Brian and Dale welcome special guests JenniLee and Colton Karmie—Dale’s two youngest children—for a fun and meaningful conversation about growing up in the family business. From childhood memories in New Mexico and Ohio to playing “office” at ForeverLawn as kids, they reflect on what it was like to have the business woven into everyday family life. They share funny stories, early memories, and how those experiences shaped their desire to one day work alongside their family.

JenniLee and Colton also talk about their current roles at ForeverLawn, the challenges of stepping into leadership, and what they’ve learned about confidence, integrity, and handling mistakes. They discuss the added pressure of working in a family business, the importance of earning respect, and how their parents modeled hard work and family balance. This honest conversation gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at faith, family, and building something that lasts across generations.

Be sure to come back next week for Part 2!

Episode Highlights:

JenniLee and Colton’s first memories of ForeverLawn.
Their roles at ForeverLawn.
What it’s like being in the business as part of the family.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E8: The Battles of Lexington & Concord and the Battle of Bunker Hill Apr 20, 2026

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian continue their America 250 series by exploring the Battles of Lexington and Concord and the Battle of Bunker Hill—moments that turned growing tension into open conflict. From Paul Revere’s midnight ride to the “shot heard around the world,” they unpack how ordinary citizens stood against the most powerful army in the world and helped ignite the fight for independence.

They also highlight Patrick Henry’s powerful “Give me liberty, or give me death!” speech and the role words played alongside warfare in shaping the Revolutionary movement. This episode is a reminder that freedom was not won in a single moment, but through courage, conviction, and the willingness to stand firm when it mattered most.

Episode Highlights:

Patrick Henry’s speech and the call for liberty.
Paul Revere’s midnight ride and the warning spreads.
The Battles of Lexington and Concord begin.
The “shot heard around the world” changes everything.
Bunker Hill proves the colonies are ready to fight.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E7: Spill the Tea Apr 13, 2026

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian explore the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party—two pivotal moments that intensified the growing divide between the Colonies and British rule. What started as tension over taxes and military presence quickly escalated, shaping public opinion and stirring a movement toward independence.

But these events weren’t isolated—they were the result of mounting frustration and a series of decisions that led to a turning point. This episode invites you to see how history is often built in layers, and how defining moments are shaped long before they unfold.

Episode Highlights:

Tensions rising in Boston.
The Boston Massacre.
The battle of public opinion.
The Tea Act.
A bold act in the Boston Harbor.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E6: The Flyover: The American Revolution Apr 06, 2026

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What did it really take to build a nation?

In this episode, Dale and Brian explore the timeline of the American Revolution—from early unrest to ultimate independence—highlighting the sacrifices, turning points, and people who shaped history. From the first shots at Lexington and Concord to the finality of the Treaty of Paris, they walk through the moments that defined a generation.

Along the way, they reflect on the cost of freedom, the courage of ordinary men, and the reality that this fight was lived out in homes, towns, and everyday life—not just distant battlefields.

Because if we don’t know the story… we can’t remember what matters.

Episode Highlights:

Setting the stage.
When did the Revolutionary War start?
What is the Treaty of Paris?
The flyover.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E5: Derek Karmie on Family, Business, and Leadership Pt. 2 Mar 30, 2026

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In Part 2 of this conversation with Derek Karmie, the stories get even better. Derek shares a hilarious and memorable install story that captures the culture, camaraderie, and grit behind the work.

The conversation then shifts into leadership, legacy, and what it means to step into a second-generation role. Derek offers thoughtful insight on learning from those who came before you, staying true to core values, and pushing the business forward without losing its identity. He also reflects on the importance of involving family in the journey—showing how early exposure and real responsibility can shape the next generation of leaders.

Episode Highlights:

Jumping back in: fun install stories.
Derek reflects on stepping into a second-generation role.
Lessons on leadership, identity, and growing a business.
The impact of involving family in the business journey.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

S5 E4: Derek Karmie on Family, Business, and Leadership Pt. 1 Mar 23, 2026

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Dale and Brian sit down with Dale’s son, Derek Karmie, for a candid conversation about what it was like growing up alongside the early days of ForeverLawn. From moving across the country at nine years old to tagging along on installs and experiencing the realities of building a business from scratch, Derek shares a unique behind-the-scenes perspective that blends humor, family memories, and formative life lessons.

Along the way, he reflects on hard work, opportunity, and what it means to earn your place in a family business. With plenty of stories—from early road trips to jobsite moments—this episode sets the stage for a deeper look at leadership, growth, and legacy in Part 2.

Episode Highlights:

A 9 year old’s perspective of moving cross country.
Derek’s role at ForeverLawn now.
Reminiscing on past projects.
Derek’s roles over the years.

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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

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