American Potential

In this inspiring episode of American Potential, host Jeff Crank sits down with Manny Singh, a successful entrepreneur who immigrated from India in pursuit of his American Dream. Manny's journey embodies determination and hard work—two full-time jobs and a part-time job were only the beginning as he built a new life, overcame countless challenges, and embraced the opportunities that America offers. He shares the ups and downs of legal immigration, including his family’s years-long wait to join him and the frustration caused by illegal immigration. Through it all, Manny has thrived, building multiple businesses and achieving a dream that exemplifies why people continue to choose America. Listen in for an eye-opening perspective on what it truly means to live the American Dream.

In this special Veterans Day episode, host Jeff Crank is joined by Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks, an Army veteran and advocate for veterans' health care reform, who shares her inspiring journey from service in the military to service in Congress. As the daughter of an Air Force veteran, Miller-Meeks grew up in a military family, instilled with a strong sense of duty and commitment to country. Her own 24-year career in the Army has left an indelible mark on her approach to public service, shaping her dedication to the well-being of veterans and her fight to protect patient rights. Now in Congress, she addresses the pressing issues of bureaucratic roadblocks, the complexities of the VA system, and the critical need for reform in the doctor-patient relationship. In this episode, she discusses why veterans deserve greater choice and accessibility in health care and how she advocates for the Mission Act’s goals to ensure all veterans have the freedom to choose their medical providers. On this Veterans Day, hear her reflections on military service, the values that continue to guide her work, and her dedication to defending freedom from both the battlefield and Congress. This is a tribute to the resilience, honor, and unwavering commitment of our nation’s veterans.

In this compelling episode, host Jeff Crank sits down with Congressman Guy Reschenthaler, a decorated Navy veteran and dedicated representative of Pennsylvania’s 14th Congressional District. Congressman Reschenthaler takes us on his journey from the military battlefield to the legislative front lines, sharing how his time as a Navy JAG officer shaped his commitment to protecting American freedoms. He opens up about his role in prosecuting terrorists in Iraq, as well as a gripping story defending a Navy SEAL wrongfully accused under the previous administration. This episode dives into Reschenthaler’s key policy priorities, including his staunch advocacy for U.S. energy independence. As a representative on the House Appropriations Committee, he is determined to lower energy costs, protect American jobs, and ensure national security by reducing reliance on foreign energy sources. Congressman Reschenthaler’s insights offer listeners a front-row seat to the challenges and triumphs of a life devoted to service, both in uniform and in Congress. Discover how he continues to fight for a future of freedom, security, and opportunity for all Americans. Tune in to explore the unique perspective of a leader who understands the cost of freedom—and the policies needed to preserve it.

In this episode of American Potential, host Jeff Crank sits down with Georgia State Representative Misha Mainor, who made headlines last year by switching parties to stand for school choice. Representative Mainor shares her journey from Democrat to Republican, her relentless work on passing the Promise Scholarship, and her passion for ensuring every Georgia child has access to a quality education. With the Promise Scholarship now in place, Georgia families can find the best educational fit for their children, regardless of ZIP code. Rep. Mainor also discusses the challenges and triumphs of her first legislative session as a Republican and her vision for Georgia’s future. Join us as we explore the power of educational freedom and hear from a leader dedicated to making a difference for Georgia’s students.