Malcolm Ocean: On Designing Metaphors, Finding "Your Thing," and Hosting Barn-Raising Parties

Jeremy Gilmer: On Driving Through Fire, Escaping an Angry Mob, and Surviving a Terrorist Attack

like many adventurous people, you may dream of having a job that allows you to travel all over the world. but what you may not know, is just how dangerous some of these jobs can be. tune in to this episode with jeremy gilmer — an international consultant, author, and geo-technical engineer — to hear stories of his grand adventures. he looks back on many of them with fond memories. others may haunt him until the end of his days.

Carine Kanimba: On Surviving Genocide, Defying Dictators, and Freeing Paul Rusesabagina

carine kanimba is an advocate for justice, peace, and human rights, working to free her father, paul rusesabagina, who saved 1,268 lives during the rwandan genocide

Malcolm Ocean: On Designing Metaphors, Finding "Your Thing," and Hosting Barn-Raising Parties

life is too short to live on someone else’s terms but before we can live on our own terms, we have to create, define, and communicate those terms check out this week’s episode with @malcolm_ocean to learn more about designing metaphors, finding “your thing,” and hosting barn-raising parties

Traca Savadogo: On Setting Audacious Goals, Removing Fear From Relationships, and Sharing Your Dreams

wanna be “in the room where it happens?” talk to strategist and master connector, @traca_savadogo she believes amazing things are inevitable if we simply show up for them join us as we discuss: • big, hairy, audacious goals • removing fear from relationships • sharing your dreams and more!

Darbra Dawn: On Fighting Injustice, Achieving Equality, and Becoming Your Own Hero

for this next episode, we will be joined by @darbradawn. darby is an actress, writer, singer, and a self-proclaimed "high priestess of hot girl shit." she is currently working on a book of poetry and finishing her first novel. she starts the episode with a burp and ends with a message: "be good to your fellow man." that, i think, just about says it all.