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A space for deep conversations, and living a wholesome life.Hosted by a Navy vet with a passion for holistic wellness, fitness, psychology, and purpose-driven living, we dive deep into the beauty of life that often go unspoken.We embrace the struggles, celebrate the growth,…
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He Forgave His Sons Murderer - Rick Cheatham - #167 (opens the original)
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Retired Anaheim Fire Captain Rick Cheatham on turning struggle into purpose. Ten years into his marriage, his wife said she hated him, hated God, and quit. They spent four years putting it back together. They are still married 39 years later. In 2013 his son Michael was murdered over about $20,000 of cannabis. The killer left. The bitterness did not. Rick’s line: when a snake bites you, the snake is gone. The poison is what kills you. Forgiving the unforgivable was how he got the venom out. Five
We Lost Our Rites of Passage, Why This Generation is Lost. - Doug Red Hail Pineda - #166 (opens the original)
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Doug Red Hail Pineda — founder of The Church of Psychedelics — on plant medicine, oil and pharma, and the rites of passage we stopped giving our kids. • Colorado looks progressive. The people are. The politicians and the oil companies are not.• Hemp is food, fuel, and fiber. CBD is still treated like heroin.• Recreational trip vs spiritual container — same plant, different result• We have no rites of passage. A 10-year-old never has to milk the cow.• Assume positive intent. Extinguish the fire.
The News Anchor Nobody Knew - Leslie Draffin - #165 (opens the original)
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She spent 15 years as a TV news anchor. Thousands of people saw her. Almost nobody knew her. Leslie Draffin — former anchor, somatic guide, and host of The Light Within — on shame, the body, and coming home to yourself. KEY POINTS• Playing a role on camera while feeling invisible• A diagnosis at 18, religious trauma, and sexual shame• Hustle, alcohol, and high-functioning collapse• Somatics vs just working the feeling out at the gym• Microdosing as a catalyst, not a cure• Sobriety, grief under a
Battling Addiction, Adopted and Still Hustling - Tywin Kalandyk - #164 (opens the original)
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Born addicted to drugs and alcohol. Taken into foster care. Adopted. Tywin shares how he turned that start into drive, left a full-ride scholarship, built businesses from nothing, and now trains men to take full ownership of their life. Born addicted & foster care Searching for bio family & forgiving his mother Abandonment (even with parents present) Why most people never do real personal development Faith, emptiness, and why success still feels empty Sports, college, and walking away from a ful
A Clown on Deaths Door - Eddy Smits - #163 (opens the original)
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Eddy Smits spent years as a hospital clown working with terminally ill and palliative children. What he learned in those rooms became a complete philosophy for living — about authenticity, honesty, resilience, human connection, and real success. In this conversation we talk about: • How to walk into the hardest rooms in life • Why connection must come before comedy (or performance) • The difference between being a clown and acting like one• Why honesty (even when it hurts) builds stronger people
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