Tuning Into Chakras for Healing With Daniel Fuson

Working From Roam-With Radovan Zivojinovic

I'm speaking with Radovan who is a colleague and very passionate about his work, and travelling while doing it.

Leadership, Mental Health and Creativity With Chris Federspiel

Today I'm speaking with Chris Federspiel, CEO and Chief Peanut Butter Lover at blackthorn.io. We discuss mental health, being a conscious leader, and many other topics. ***NOTE, while the company I work for (UC Innovation) and Chris' company work together, this podcast is entirely personal in nature and not related to my work in any way ***

Getting Wild With Seth Soulstein

It's been a minute since I've posted a podcast, thanks for bearing with me. Today I'm speaking with Seth Soulstein, assistant professor of theater studies at Ithaca College, Phd Candidate in performing arts at Cornell University, good friend, comedian, actor and activist. We're discussing his thesis work on the concept of wildness in culture. I hope you enjoy listening in.

Tuning Into Chakras for Healing With Daniel Fuson

The podcast is an adult now! For the 18th episode my first guest, Daniel Fuson,  is now my first repeat guest.  Daniel is a healer, spiritual teacher, a youtuber, and a very dear friend.  Today we're discussing where he has taken his method of tuning into a chakra system, and how he has been able to help people with it.  You can find Daniel (and book a session with him) on his website: https://www.wildflowerfire.com/ and on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/@Wildflowerfire

Confidence Man With Professor Ian Robertson

Today I'm Speaking with Professor Ian Robertson, he is the co-director of the Global Brain Health Institute, the author of numerous books including his most recent; "How Confidence Works" and was an inspiring mentor during my studies at the Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience. You can find more information about his book and professor Robertson here: https://ianrobertson.org/product/how-confidence-works-the-new-science-of-self-belief-and-why-some-people-learn-it-and-others-dont