Episodes

Ed Harrold blends the fields of neuroscience and the wisdom of contemplative traditions into effective strategies to improve health, performance and overall well-being.  Ed’s fluency in mindfulness-based strategies, combined with the belief in the human potential, gives him the depth and understanding to meet individuals and group needs, across industries and platforms.

Paul Gaylon's expertise, extends beyond product development into restorative agriculture and organics, which led him naturally to Pacific Plant Nutrients. There, he focuses on product formulation, concept development, and groundbreaking research in both nutritional and agricultural applications. He's actively collaborating with regional universities on exciting projects involving algae research, nutrient synergy, and the complex interactions between soil and plants.

Jen Aliano, MS, CCN, Executive Director of GrassrootsHealth, an organization supported by over 50 international vitamin D experts. With more than 13 years focused on vitamin D research, Jen has been instrumental in addressing the vitamin D deficiency epidemic worldwide.

Jen began her career with GrassrootsHealth in 2012, where she's served in numerous roles including operations management, study design, communications director, and educational program development. She has co-authored several peer-reviewed papers and resources in collaboration with GrassrootsHealth's panel of scientists. One of her notable achievements was helping implement the 'Protect Our Children NOW!' Quality Improvement Project for prenatal patients at the Medical University of South Carolina in 2015.

Imagine a future where your health and emotions are balanced through frequency-based biomarkers. At the Institute of BioAcoustic Solutions, Sharry Edwards has discovered that we can control these frequencies through mind management or programmable technology.

Her groundbreaking research shows that people with similar health issues share identical vocal patterns. Discover the potential causes of your fatigue, such as fibromyalgia, iron metabolism, thyroid imbalances, liver overload or lymph deto...

Lauryn Axelrod, an ordained Interfaith/Interspiritual minister, chaplain, spiritual director and teacher. A graduate of One Spirit Seminary, Lauryn founded Three Mountains Interspiritual Community and authored 'Ten Words: An Interspiritual Guide to Becoming Better People in a Better World.' She writes the 'Radical Spirituality Getting to the Root, of What Matters,’ newsletter and leads workshops both online and in-person.

Known for her down-to-earth, no-nonsense approach, Lauryn helps others di...

Dr. Ken Walker, better known to millions of readers as Dr. W. Gifford-Jones. A graduate of both the University of Toronto and Harvard Medical School, Dr. Walker brings over four decades of medical expertise to our conversation. After beginning his diverse career as a general practitioner, ship's surgeon, and hotel doctor, he specialized in gynecology for more than 40 years, focusing on women's health issues. Many of you likely recognize his name, from his widely-read syndicated weekly column 'Co...

Dr. Carla Marie Manly: Manifestation Expert and Mental Health Advocate

Dr. Manly combines her clinical psychology expertise with her role as host of the "Imperfect Love" mental health podcast. Her practical approach to manifestation focuses on self-belief, inner work, and trusting one's journey rather than magical thinking.

Dr. Manly describes manifestation as moving "beyond to-do lists and expectations into making dreams come true." She encourages examining our thoughts and self-talk, especially during spring's season of new beginnings, to ensure we're planting beneficial mental seeds.

An award-winning author of four books including "The Joy of Imperfect Love" and "Joy from Fear," her work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Forbes, and Oprah. Dr. Manly's holistic approach honors the body-mind-spirit connection while blending direct honesty with humor to help people create more joyful lives.

Martha Carlin's remarkable journey from concerned spouse to microbiome specialist, exploring the vital connection between soil health and our gut ecosystem. She'll talk about how environmental toxins in everyday products disrupt our gut bacteria and effect brain health, and examine the complex relationship between our environment and chronic diseases. Martha will also discuss exciting emerging trends in microbiome research that could revolutionize how we approach health and healing.

Martha has spoken at The White House Microbiome Initiative and delivered a compelling TedxBoulder talk, advocating for systems-based medicine. She's been featured in The Scientist journal as a "Citizen Scientist" making waves in this field.

Imagine a future in which we can be individually identified and maintained through the use of frequency-based biomarkers that keep us healthy and emotionally balanced. Sharry Edwards’ work at the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology has shown that we can each have dominion over those frequencies by individual mind management or a simple remote control that is completely programmable. Using the unique techniques of Vocal Profiling and evaluation, emotional as well as physiological issues can be revealed and addressed.

Dr. Scheinbaum, author of "Functional Medicine Coaching: How to Be Part of the Movement That's Transforming Healthcare" and two books on stopping panic attacks, founded the Functional Medicine Coaching Academy (FMCA) in 2014 at age 65 instead of retiring. Motivated by her experiences with conventional healthcare's limitations, she developed a premier health coach training program, believing that coaching is essential to addressing chronic disease. Her significant contributions to healthcare include conducting one of the first controlled studies on neurofeedback for treating ADD, alongside her influential writings that bridge functional medicine principles with practical therapeutic approaches.

The electromagnetic field of the human body and the planet has decreased due to living in our modernistic environment. The lower our field the sicker we become.

The Shift Device increases the electromagnetic field of the human body, animals and plants. The higher the electromagnetic field the more capable we are to have good health.

Cell phones send signals to and from nearby cell towers using RF waves. This is a form of energy in the electromagnetic spectrum that falls between FM Radio waves and microwaves.

We are exploring a captivating new vision of humanity's future among the stars. Richard M. Anderson's "Outbound: Islands in the Void" takes us on a thrilling cosmic journey while confronting the harsh reality of an Earth devastated by catastrophic events.
This isn't just science fiction for the genre enthusiast—though they'll find plenty to love. At its heart, Anderson's work examines the deeply human experience of surviving in the cosmos. Against a backdrop of advanced technology and breathtaking stellar landscapes, his characters grapple with fundamental questions of survival, identity, and what it means to be human on this hostile universal frontier.

Imagine a future in which we can be individually identified and maintained through the use of frequency-based biomarkers that keep us healthy and emotionally balanced. Sharry Edwards’ work at the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology has shown that we can each have dominion over those frequencies by individual mind management or a simple remote control that is completely programmable. Using the unique techniques of Vocal Profiling and evaluation, emotional as well as physiological issues can be revealed and addressed.

Susan Bratton, an intimacy expert who has transformed millions of relationships through her innovative approach to love and connection.

Known as a "Sexual Biohacker" Susan brings her unique blend of scientific knowledge and practical experience to help people discover new depths of intimacy. Her work, challenges conventional media portrayals of relationships, showing couples how to achieve greater pleasure and connection, more than they ever thought possible.

What sets Susan apart is her coura...