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Josh Harris sits down with author Brian Recker to talk honestly about hell, deconstruction, and what remains when fear-based religion falls apart. Together, they explore the grief of losing religious community, the courage it takes to rethink deeply held beliefs, and why so many people feel spiritually homeless after walking away from traditional evangelical structures. Brian and Josh unpack how the doctrine of hell has shaped Christian mission, identity, and urgency, often at the expense of love, justice, and inclusion. They revisit Jesus’ teachings on Gehenna, the “narrow gate,” and the cross, placing them back in their historical context and asking what they actually reveal about God, power, and resistance. About Brian Recker Brian Recker is a former Marine officer, the son of a Baptist preacher, and a graduate of Bob Jones University. He spent eight years as an evangelical pastor before undergoing a profound deconstruction of his faith and moving toward a more inclusive, love-centered spirituality. Today, Brian speaks openly about following Jesus without fear of hell through his writing and social platforms, including his Substack, Beloved . His book, Hell Bent , challenges one of Christianity’s most deeply embedded doctrines and argues that fear has distorted the heart of the gospel. Released on September 30, Hell Bent quickly became a USA Today best-seller. Brian lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, and is a father of four. Connect with Brian Substack – Beloved: https://brianrecker.substack.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berecker/?hl=en TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@berecker87 His book "Hell Bent": ⁠https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/771172/hell-bent-by-brian-recker/

Nov 16

What if the goal isn’t to break a strong-willed child but to nurture that untamed will into something beautiful? That’s the question parenting coach Amy Hughes keeps asking—and it has taken her far beyond the “strong-willed child” playbook popularized by Dr. James Dobson. In this conversation Amy and Josh explore a gentler, truly Christian vision of authority, discipline, and discipleship—one that treats kids as whole people made in God’s image. How “conscious parenting” reframes discipline as connection first, correction second Why words like “good” or “bad” can warp a child’s sense of God and themselves The hidden damage of fear-based obedience inside church culture Practical ways to coach (not crush) a strong-willed kid Repairing relationships with older children through humble apologies Trusting God’s sovereignty over your child’s spiritual journey instead of micromanaging it Amy is a certified conscious-parenting coach who helps moms and dads move from control and coercion to curiosity and connection. Drawing on her faith and years of mentoring families, she equips parents to raise confident, compassionate kids and to enjoy the process along the way. Connect with Amy: Instagram: @simplelittleamy Website & coaching resources

Oct 24

Content note: This episode includes frank discussion of sex, pornography, and religious control. Author Ben Crawford spent decades inside a tight church network where life, money, and meaning were all centralized. When he started sharing his life on YouTube and telling the truth in 12-step rooms, the system pushed back. He lost community, business ties, and friends. He also found something bigger: a voice, a marriage that’s alive, and a way of connecting that doesn’t hide behind ideas. This is a conversation about escaping control, learning vulnerability, and why honesty beats “accountability” every time. Topics we cover Preaching vs sharing: why ideas felt safe and intimacy didn’t The men’s “accountability” script and why it blocks connection What 12-step groups modeled: clear truth, no fixing, real safety The “cult continuum” and how control shows up in everyday church life Grading communities by behavior, not labels Choosing where to be authentic and where to hold boundaries Ben’s love story with Cami and the surprising payoff of telling the truth Why listen If you’ve felt the gap between what your community promised and what it delivered, or if you’ve tried to change people with ideas and missed the chance to actually bond, this episode gives language and practices for a different way forward. About Ben Ben Crawford is the author of the bestselling 2000 Miles Together: The Story of the Largest Family to Hike the Appalachian Trail and has been featured on Good Morning America and NPR’s This American Life . Formerly entrenched in fundamentalist religion and once at the helm of one of the world’s largest blackjack teams (profiled in the documentary Holy Rollers: The True Story of Card Counting Christians ), Ben brings a singular perspective to faith, risk, and reinvention. Retired in his 30s, he’s a prolific YouTuber with 1,000+ uploads, and he now finds joy in poker and marathon running—with his six kids often along for the mile markers. Links Ben’s book: The Courage to Share (affiliate link) Ben’s YouTube family channel: https://www.youtube.com/@FightforTogether

Aug 11

Community. It’s a word we throw around a lot, but what does it really mean? And what does it look like specially if you’re no longer part of a church or faith-based group? In this episode, I talk with Sarah Wildeman, a leadership and relationship dynamics coach, community builder, and founder of Our Common . Sarah has spent years living in intentional communities, leading women’s circles, and guiding people through the art of authentic connection. Drawing from her background in forest ecology, permaculture, and a love for all things rooted in nature, she helps people grow relationships with the same care you’d give a thriving garden—intentionally, patiently, and with deep respect for what each season brings. We explore: The difference between having friends and actually being part of a community. Why so many people are craving deeper connections right now. How shared values, rituals, and commitments create belonging. What we can learn from nature about building relationships that last. The grief and longing that can come when we lose a sense of community. Sarah’s insights are practical, hopeful, and refreshingly honest about the effort it takes to create and sustain meaningful connection. Whether you’ve left a faith community or are simply hungry for more intentional relationships, this conversation offers both inspiration and tangible ideas for reimagining what community can look like. Connect with Sarah: Website: our-common.com Course: Our Common Life Instagram: @our__common

Jul 22

What does it take to unlearn the shame of purity culture and begin to feel safe in your own body again? In this episode, Josh Harris talks with writer, content creator, and podcast host Jubilee Dawn , a woman passionate about helping others heal out loud . Through her platforms Healed-ish and The Overshare Hour , Jubilee shares survivor stories ranging from domestic violence to religious trauma, with honesty, vulnerability, and humor. This conversation centers around a deeply personal post Jubilee shared about how her relationship with her husband helped her heal from purity culture. In the interview we walk through it line by line, reflecting on what healing can look like when we’re met with tenderness instead of judgment. In the original post Jubilee writes: He comforted me when I had a panic attack the first time we were intimate As I cried, I kept saying “I am a whore” He repeated over and over: “You are not a whore” We talked about our past relationships without shame He told me it was okay to disappoint others by going on a trip before marriage He told me God was not mad at me He helped me explore my sexuality He told me my ex was wrong about me (And we went back and got the burger that gave me freedom) He said these things over and over until… I believed him. This is a tender, courageous conversation about shame, love, and what’s possible when we begin to write a new story. Connect with Jubilee Dawn: - @Jubileedawns on Tiktok, Instagram, & Youtube - The Healed-ish Podcast on Spotify

Jun 4

In this episode, I talk with psychologist and author Hillary McBride about her powerful book Holy Hurt . We explore what spiritual trauma really is, how it shows up in our bodies and beliefs, and what healing can look like. We also talk openly about my own past as a pastor—how I once taught things that caused harm—and why I believe it’s so important to have these honest, healing conversations now. Topics We Cover What makes something “spiritual trauma” Why it’s so hard to name trauma that’s systemic, not just event-based The cost of being told you're broken at the core How our bodies remember what our minds try to forget The difference between real healing and spiritual bypassing What leaders and former leaders can do when they realize they’ve hurt others Hope for anyone starting to rebuild after religious pain About Hillary McBride Dr. Hillary McBride is a therapist, researcher, and author who specializes in trauma, spirituality, and the mind-body connection. Her book Holy Hurt helps readers name and heal from the spiritual wounds many carry but struggle to describe. Website Instagram Special Event Josh and Hillary are doing a live event on June 26, 2025 in Abbotsford, BC, called Healing After Spiritual Trauma. Get tickets to this unique conversation and gathering. All proceeds will be donated to Fresh Bread, a charity dedicated to breaking down barriers in access to qualified caring therapists. About Clear & Loud Clear & Loud is hosted by Josh Harris—a writer, former pastor, and brand strategist. Through honest conversations and creative coaching, Josh helps people find clarity in the messiness of change. Learn more at clearandloud.com .

May 16

Freeman Voyles is a young Catholic writer, podcaster, and creator of Kneutrality , a platform where she blends traditional Catholic beliefs with fresh, sometimes provocative, cultural commentary. With her signature blend of sex appeal, sacred conviction, and aesthetic honesty, Freeman is reimagining what modesty, sensuality, and spirituality can look like, especially for Gen Z. Conversation highlights: - Why she named her platform Kneutrality and what it actually means - Her journey out of MAGA and why she dumped Trump - How she uses Instagram to challenge both purity culture and performative modesty - The tension between sensuality and lust, and why she believes there’s a sacred space for one and not the other - Her vision for a world of “more sensuality, less sex” About Freeman Voyles: Freeman is a Catholic writer, podcaster, and creator of Kneutrality — a space for faith, culture, and sexuality rooted in honesty, beauty, and bold devotion. Through content, liturgical journals, and her podcast, she’s helping young adults live boldly for God and think critically about the messages they’ve inherited. Connect with Freeman: Kneutrality website Instagram @kneutrality Liturgical Planner About Clear & Loud Clear & Loud is the coaching and creative consultancy of Josh Harris. Through one-on-one coaching and brand strategy work, Josh helps individuals and organizations find clarity in the messiness: clarity of message, purpose, and direction. Whether you’re navigating a major life shift or building a brand that reflects your evolving story, Clear & Loud offers practical tools, thoughtful guidance, and engaging storytelling. Learn more at www.clearandloud.com .

Nov 2, 2024

In this episode, Britt Hartley shares her journey from a deeply religious upbringing to becoming an atheist spiritual director, exploring what it means to find purpose, meaning, and inner peace outside of traditional faith. With a background in theology, Britt brings a unique perspective on how to navigate life’s biggest questions without relying on religious frameworks. Together, we dive into her approach to secular spirituality, where she guides others through deconstructing old beliefs and building lives rooted in authenticity and personal values. Join us as we unpack her transformative insights on rethinking spirituality, free from dogma. Topics Covered: Britt’s journey from religion to secular spirituality and how it shaped her approach to spiritual direction Understanding the three main paths for interpreting life—Religion, Occult, and Science—and exploring the strengths and pitfalls of each The impact of cognitive biases on our beliefs and why we’re often so certain of our personal “truths” Practical steps for crafting a life of meaning and purpose beyond religious structures Tools and rituals for navigating existential crises, building identity, and cultivating a grounded, secular sense of spirituality About Britt Hartley: Britt Hartley is an atheist spiritual director with a master’s degree in theology and a focus on the future of American religion. She is the author of No Nonsense Spirituality , a bestselling Amazon book that brings a clear, grounded approach to finding meaning and purpose beyond religious belief. Britt’s work centers on secular spirituality and tools for navigating existential crises. Connect with Britt Website: nononsensespirituality.com TikTok Instagram About Clear & Loud Clear & Loud is the coaching and creative consultancy of Josh Harris. Through one-on-one coaching and brand strategy work, Josh helps individuals and organizations find clarity in the messiness—clarity of message, purpose, and direction. Whether you’re navigating a major life shift or building a brand that reflects your evolving story, Clear & Loud offers practical tools, thoughtful guidance, and impactful storytelling. Learn more at www.clearandloud.com .

Sep 15, 2024

In this episode of Clear & Loud, we dive into the extraordinary story behind the documentary "Mom & Dad's Nipple Factory" with Emmy-winning filmmaker Justinsuperstar. This isn't just a tale about an unusual family business – it's a powerful love story that spans four decades and touches on faith, identity, and the impact of breast cancer on families and communities. Interview Highlights: The genesis of the nipple factory: How Brian's devotion to his wife Randi led to an unexpected innovation Growing up in a conservative Christian household and Justin's journey of faith The challenges and revelations of filming deeply personal family moments How the nipple business transformed family dynamics and sparked important conversations about body image and sexuality About Justinsuperstar: Justinsuperstar is an Emmy-winning filmmaker with over two decades of experience creating popular web content. His work has been featured on major television networks and viewed hundreds of millions of times online. With "Mom & Dad's Nipple Factory," Justin beautifully captures his parents' love story while exploring the broader impact of breast cancer on family, community, and society at large. Watch the Film: Visit www.nipplefactoryfilm.com for links to Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Fandango at Home, Google Play, and more. Don't forget to leave a review and share this powerful documentary with others!

Sep 2, 2024

In this episode, we dive into the world of reinvention with Lisa McGuire, a reinvention strategist. Lisa shares her journey from corporate life to helping people align their purpose with their paycheck. If you've ever felt stuck in a job that doesn't resonate with who you are, or you're curious about how to align your work with your true self, this conversation is for you. Tune in to explore the challenges of shifting from corporate to entrepreneurship, and learn how to build a fulfilling career that reflects your unique gifts and talents. Interview Highlights: Lisa’s journey from the corporate world to becoming a reinvention strategist The concept of aligning your purpose with your paycheck Challenges of shifting from corporate life to entrepreneurship How to discover and align your true self with your work Bio: Lisa McGuire is a fractional CMO and reinvention strategist who helps individuals and businesses discover their true selves and align their purpose with their paycheck. With a background in corporate and education, Lisa now focuses on helping others build fulfilling careers that reflect their unique gifts and talents. She is passionate about identity, human design, and navigating the challenges of transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurship. Connect with her at: Website LinkedIN Instagram

Jul 25, 2024

Have you ever wondered what makes a TED Talk so captivating? Today, we're diving into the art of crafting unforgettable speeches with Devin D. Marks, also known as "The TED Talk Whisperer." Devin has coached hundreds of speakers, including Harvard's Dr. Robert Waldinger, helping their ideas go viral and reach millions. In this episode, Devin shares his secrets to creating a TED Talk that resonates, the importance of storytelling, and how to stay authentic while delivering powerful messages. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a thought leader, or simply someone with a compelling idea, this conversation will equip you with the tools to connect and compel your audience like never before. Interview Highlights: Discover the key differences between a typical TEDx Talk and a viral breakaway talk. Learn about the "TED tool shed" and the three key tools for a successful TED Talk. Explore the importance of storytelling and how to connect with your audience on an emotional level. Understand common mistakes speakers make and how to avoid them for a more impactful presentation. Guest Bio: Devin D. Marks is the nation’s leading TED-style speaking coach. Known as "The TED Talk Whisperer" by media outlets and clients, Devin has trained hundreds of speakers for TED, TEDx, and TED-style messages—including Harvard’s Dr. Robert Waldinger for his breakout talk, "What Makes a Good Life?" which has garnered over 47 million views. As the founder of CONNECT to COMPEL, a story training and speaker coaching firm, Devin helps clients create spread-worthy ideas that captivate audiences worldwide. He regularly encourages clients to "Let the world LIVE your message!" Connect with Devin at ConnectToCompel.com and on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/thetedtalkwhisperer

Jun 17, 2024

Discover the secrets behind creating a hit podcast and balancing entrepreneurial success with personal well-being. Join me as I chat with Jacob Bozarth, a podcasting pioneer who has transformed the industry and helped countless creators find their voice. Jacob has spent over a decade in the industry, helping create and produce some of the most successful podcasts out there, including the hit show Culpable . We dive deep into his journey, exploring how he balances the demands of entrepreneurship with personal well-being and the lessons he's learned along the way. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster, an aspiring entrepreneur, or someone interested in storytelling and authentic leadership, this episode has something for you. Jacob shares valuable insights on how to start and sustain a successful podcast, the importance of staying true to yourself, and how to avoid burnout in a demanding industry. Interview Highlights: Discover the driving force behind the rise of podcasting and why it's become such a powerful medium. Learn about Jacob's journey from an audio engineer to a podcasting entrepreneur and the key milestones along the way. Hear practical tips on balancing work and personal life to prevent burnout and maintain well-being. Gain insights into the future of podcasting and why now is the perfect time to start your own show. Abouto Jacob Bozarth: Jacob Bozarth has been a full-time podcast professional for over 10 years, serving as the executive producer of two #1 podcasts and launching two companies in the podcasting space. He graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a degree in recording and production and stumbled into entrepreneurship by using his production skills to help people with their podcasts as a side project. In 2014, Jacob founded Resonate Recordings, a podcast production agency that has worked with over 3,500 podcasters, including 16 number-one shows on Apple Podcasts. In 2019, he launched Culpable , a podcast that achieved over 45 million downloads and hit #1 in Apple Podcasts. In 2022, he started Resound, an AI audio tool for podcasters, which automates tedious parts of production for over 13,000 creators. Most recently, he launched Podcast Primer, an online course designed to help aspiring podcasters beat their inner critic and start a podcast without burnout. Jacob is also a devoted father of three and has been married to his wife, Whitney, for over 14 years. His main goal in life is to work less and spend more time on what matters most, especially his relationships with his family. Learn More About Jacob’s Work: Resound.fm Resonaterecordings.com podcastprimer.com

May 21, 2024

Have you ever felt like there's a constant tug-of-war happening inside your mind? A clash of different personalities, desires, and fears? Well, that's exactly what Internal Family Systems (IFS) aims to explore and understand. In this illuminating episode, we dive deep into the world of IFS with our special guest, April Sunshine Hawkins. Prepare to have your perspectives shifted as we uncover the intricate "family" of parts that make up our psyche. April, a passionate advocate for personal growth and self-discovery, takes us on a journey through IFS. From its core principles to practical applications, she shares her insights and experiences, helping us understand how this approach can untangle the complexities within. Whether you're a seasoned seeker or simply curious about the untapped corners of your mind, this conversation is sure to be a revelation. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of Internal Family Systems and gain a deeper understanding of ourselves in the process. About April: April Sunshine Hawkins is a multifaceted individual with a passion for connecting people and fostering personal growth. From teaching young minds to guiding adults through dance, marketing, and pickleball, her infectious energy and curiosity have touched many lives. Currently, April is undergoing training to become an IFS practitioner, driven by a desire to share this transformative approach with others. With her warm presence and deep understanding of the human experience, she's the perfect guide to introduce us to the world of Internal Family Systems. Work with April: To find out how you can work with April visit her website where she helps clients curate a unique therapeutic journey. Website: https://mmm.page/therapytravelagent.main Instagram: instagram.com/april_sunshine_

Apr 24, 2024

In today's landscape, creatives find themselves navigating entrepreneurial waters to thrive, while entrepreneurs increasingly rely on creativity to expand their reach and impact. Heather Parady holds on to both (though she shares in this interview which way she leans). By day, she's a master of implementation, a Fractional COO who intricately designs systems and operations to propel businesses forward. By night, she transforms into a creative force, whose insightful video content on leadership, creativity, and spirituality captivates audiences across social media. This episode dives into the heart of a pressing question: Are you a creative or an entrepreneur? Join us as Heather Parady unravels this intersection. Discover how she merges her operational expertise with her passion for creativity, and how this unique blend fuels her success. We'll explore the essence of being a fractional COO, the thrill of content creation and what it looks like to find a sense of mission post-religion. Learn More: Website: www.heatherparady.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heatherparady/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@heatherparady ? Twitter: https://twitter.com/heatherparady LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heatherparady/ About Clear & Loud We’re a boutique creative team that specializes in launching websites, products, and big ideas. We craft words that reach people and systems that sustain growth. Schedule a free strategy call to talk about your project: https://clearandloud.com/

Mar 13, 2024

In this episode, Josh Harris has a thought-provoking conversation with Stephanie Stalvey, a gifted comic book artist who is using her art to navigate and critique the complexities of purity culture. Stephanie shares the inspiration behind her graphic memoir "PURE," a deeply personal exploration of growing up within and ultimately questioning the evangelical purity movement. Listeners will dive into: The unique power of comics as a medium for storytelling and social commentary. Stephanie’s personal journey from adhering to purity culture to questioning its norms. The creative process behind translating intimate life experiences into art. The impact of purity culture on personal identity, relationships, and sexuality. How "PURE" has become a platform for community, conversation, and healing for those with similar experiences. Whether you’re fascinated by the intersection of art and activism, curious about the effects of purity culture, or a fan of graphic storytelling, this episode offers insightful perspectives on how personal narratives can challenge societal norms and promote healing. Join us to discover how Stephanie Stalvey is making waves with her comics and sparking important discussions around faith, freedom, and the right to own one’s story. Learn More: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephanie.stalvey.artist/ Website: stephaniestalvey.com Patreon: patreon.com/stephaniestalvey

Feb 22, 2024

Join us on "Clear & Loud" as we explore the world of soundproof office pods and genuine side hustles with Scot Sustad, the visionary behind Inbox Booths. Ditch the passive income myths for a reality check on what it takes to succeed in today's gig economy. Discover how Scot's mission to revolutionize workspaces is creating new opportunities for those ready to work hard and make a real difference. This episode is for anyone looking to take on a meaningful challenge and transform their professional landscape. Apply for the Inbox Unlocked Program: https://get.inboxbooths.com/unlocked/ Visit the Inbox Booths Website: https://inboxbooths.com/

Feb 6, 2024

Clear & Loud proudly presents: Daddy Boss Love. This special podcast format features three single dads talking parenting (daddy), business (boss) and relationships (love). In this episode you'll find: A discussion about the merits of giving advice on parenting. What makes you an expert? Should you offer it if someone's kids are annoying? The business opportunities for body-enhancing products. What's the male equivalent of hard nipples? TJ helps Scot understand the difference between dating, boyfriend/girlfriend, hooking up and much more! Meet Your Hosts... Scot Sustad is figuring out solo-parenting and single life after his 17 year marriage ended a couple of years ago. He’s the proud father of two brave little ladies. Scot stands out in a crowd because he’s typically singing 90s ballads and doing handstands. He’s a 5x startup co-founder. Currently, he is the Visionary and President of Inbox Booths. They are helping shape the future of workspaces with soundproof booths that provide the perfect atmosphere for focused work and private conversations. His life’s mission is to build value and fight poverty with people he wants to spend time with. His strategy generally focuses on activating ideas and multiplying leaders. Scot’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scotsustad/ Scot’s business: https://inboxbooths.com/ TJ Walsh is a dedicated single father of three (15, 13 & 10) and has been divorced for 7 years and is enjoying navigating the dating scene in his 40s. He’s also the founder of Growth Studio, a consulting company specializing in accelerating disruptive startups in the food and beverage industry. With over 15 years of experience in the consumer packaged goods sector, he’s honed his skills to be a catalyst for emerging brands looking to scale and make their mark. When not helping startups thrive, you can find TJ enjoying quality time with my family and friends. He has a deep passion for golf, and is always on the hunt for the next best taco place to satisfy his culinary curiosity. Whether it's nurturing his business, teeing off on the golf course, or savoring delicious food, he’s always on a quest for excellence and growth in every aspect of life. TJ’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tjwalsh3/ TJ’s Business: http://growthstudio.ca/ Josh Harris is a single dad to three amazing grown ass adults. He loves Pickleball, hanging out with his girlfriend Kelly, and spends most of his time send his children the logins for streaming services. He is currently freeloading Disney+ from TJ. Josh’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harrisjosh/ Josh’s leads: www.clearandloud.com

Jan 16, 2024

In this episode, we dive into the transformative world of memoir writing with Janelle Hardy, the innovative mind behind the "Art of Personal Mythmaking" course. This discussion is not just for those who see themselves as writers, but for anyone grappling with their life's narrative and seeking clarity and healing. Episode Highlights: Memoir Writing's Healing Power: We explore how writing about one's life journey can both challenge and aid in understanding and overcoming personal hurdles. Janelle’s Methodology: Learn about Janelle's unique blend of body-based, trauma-informed prompts and the rich stories of fairy tales and myths to help people heal and regain joy through writing their memoirs. Addressing Trauma in Writing: The conversation touches on the common fear and difficulty of revisiting traumatic memories during memoir writing and how to navigate these challenges. Beyond Writing a Memoir: This episode is relevant to anyone looking to make sense of their past experiences, understand the stories that have shaped them, and learn from them. A Special Narrative Experience: Janelle shares a fairy tale within the interview, providing a unique and engaging listening moment. This episode is an invitation to discover how articulating your life story can be a path to understanding and growth. Join us as we unravel the power of memoir writing with Janelle Hardy. About Janelle: Janelle Hardy is a writer, artist, host of the Memoir Body, Healing Story Podcast and the creator/teacher of a transformational memoir-writing course called The Art of Personal Mythmaking. This process uses body-based, trauma-informed writing prompts, stories like fairy tale and myth, and themed modules to support people who want to heal from the difficult parts of their life stories as they write their memoirs. She’s helped young single mothers, organic farmers, cabinetmakers, PhD writers and editors, psychotherapists, professional novelists, podcasters, entrepreneurs, stay-at-home moms, former Members of Parliament, retired teachers, spiritual directors, principals (and more) heal from the difficult parts of their life story as they write the first drafts of their memoirs and reclaim themselves. Janelle is a born and raised Yukoner and single mother, who has worked as a trauma-informed bodyworker in the hands-on healing arts fields since 2007 and as an artist (writing, painting + dance) for 17+ years. Throughout that time she’s taught adults out of her living room, arts centres, universities and community colleges. She currently lives and works in both Whitehorse, Yukon and Vancouver, BC, Canada. Whitehorse is on unceded Kwanlin Dün First Nation and Ta’an Kwäch’än Council land. Vancouver is on unceded Coast Salish People’s land (the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Səl̓ílwətaʔ (Tsleil-Watuth), and Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nations). For the past 6+ years she’s integrated all of her expertise, including a BA in Anthropology, an MA in Dance and a Diploma in Structural Integration, into supporting people in their creative healing work via the alchemy of transformational memoir-writing. Learn More: Website: http://www.janellehardy.com/ Personal Mythmaking Podcast: https://www.janellehardy.com/podcast/ The Art of Personal Mythmaking - online course: https://www.personalmythmaking.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janellemackinnonhardy/

Dec 12, 2023

She describes herself as “Walmart version Sofia Vergara” which most people would consider an asset, but for Nacya Marreiro, being pretty isn’t always a plus in comedy. In this podcast interview, Nacya talks about the double standard for women in stand-up comedy and the hurdles she’s had to overcome as she strives for stardom in Los Angeles. Interview Highlights include: • What the real-life week-to-week hustle of a rising comic looks like • How the right amount of childhood trauma pushed her to succeed • How she literally stopped traffic to get Tiffany Haddish in her stand-up show • How her career in comedy all started with a friend’s dare About Nacya: Born and raised in the South of Portugal, Nacya first discovered her love for stand-up comedy while traveling around the world as a flight attendant, and hasn't stopped ever since. She has performed her stand-up comedy on stages all around the world, including NYC's The Stand and Grisly Pear Comedy, Austin Texas' Creek and the Cave and Vulcan, and LA's Laugh Factory, Comedy Store, Bourbon Room, and Haha Comedy Club. She's also created her own comedy show, "The Riff," which has attracted high-profile guests like Joe Rogan and TJ Miller, as well as her own comedy cooking show called "Mouth Full." Learn more: Website: NacyaMarreiro.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Nacya_Marreiro

Nov 11, 2023

In a world where work is increasingly remote and distributed, how do we keep teams connected and productive? Enter Ilma Tiki, CEO and co-founder of The Remote Company and author Leaving the Base Camp. After selling her first venture, MailerLite, for over $90 million, she now leads an organization that unites numerous successful businesses, all powered by remote teams. At the heart of her approach is a concept that's shifting the paradigm of teamwork: asynchronous communication. In this thought-provoking episode, Ilma draws from her personal experiences and shares how asynchronous communication has been a game-changer for her globally-dispersed teams. From building a sense of belonging in a remote team to harnessing emerging technologies, Ilma discusses strategies for success in the evolving landscape of remote work. Topics We Cover: Understanding asynchronous communication: what it means and why it's important How to foster a sense of belonging and connect deeply within a remote team Preparing for the future of work: insights for entrepreneurs The impact of emerging technologies, like Apple's Vision Pro, on remote work Join us as we dive into these compelling discussions and gain unique insights from a pioneer in remote work. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a leader, or anyone interested in the future of work, this episode is for you. Learn More: Website: https://www.ilmatiki.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/ilma_tweets Ilma’s book on Amazon.com

Oct 21, 2023

Clear & Loud proudly presents: Daddy Boss Love. This special podcast format features three single dads talking business and relationships and parenting. Meet Your Hosts... Scot Sustad is figuring out solo-parenting and single life after his 17 year marriage ended a couple of years ago. He’s the proud father of two brave little ladies. Scot stands out in a crowd because he’s typically singing 90s ballads and doing handstands. He’s a 5x startup co-founder. Currently, he is the Visionary and President of Inbox Booths. They are helping shape the future of workspaces with soundproof booths that provide the perfect atmosphere for focused work and private conversations. His life’s mission is to build value and fight poverty with people he wants to spend time with. His strategy generally focuses on activating ideas and multiplying leaders. Scot’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scotsustad/ Scot’s business: https://inboxbooths.com/ TJ Walsh is a dedicated single father of three (15, 13 & 10) and has been divorced for 7 years and is enjoying navigating the dating scene in his 40s. He’s also the founder of Growth Studio, a consulting company specializing in accelerating disruptive startups in the food and beverage industry. With over 15 years of experience in the consumer packaged goods sector, he’s honed his skills to be a catalyst for emerging brands looking to scale and make their mark. When not helping startups thrive, you can find TJ enjoying quality time with my family and friends. He has a deep passion for golf, and is always on the hunt for the next best taco place to satisfy his culinary curiosity. Whether it's nurturing his business, teeing off on the golf course, or savoring delicious food, he’s always on a quest for excellence and growth in every aspect of life. TJ’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tjwalsh3/ TJ’s Business: http://growthstudio.ca/ Josh Harris is a single dad to three amazing grown ass adults. He loves Pickleball, hanging out with his girlfriend Kelly, and spends most of his time send his children the logins for streaming services. He is currently freeloading Disney+ from TJ. Josh’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harrisjosh/ Josh’s Leads Marketing at: https://5thworld.com/

Oct 5, 2023

Did evangelicalism fail a generation? How do disillusioned Christians process their experiences in churches and hold on to their faith? How do families divided over Trump find common ground? In this revealing episode, I sit down with Jon Ward, journalist, author, and chief national correspondent at Yahoo! News, to discuss his latest book, Testimony: Inside the Evangelical Movement that Failed a Generation. Jon Ward describes his life as being divided in half: two decades inside the evangelical Christian bubble and two decades outside of it. In Testimony , Ward tells the story of his upbringing in, and eventual break from, an influential evangelical church in the 1980s and 1990s (more about that particular church below). Ward sheds light on the evangelical movement's troubling political and cultural dimensions, tracing the ways in which he believes the Jesus People movement was seduced by materialism and other factors to become politically captive rather than prophetic. Full disclosure: the church Jon grew up in and which he strongly critiques in his book is the same that I joined at age 22 and went on to pastor for ten years. For me, this is a very personal conversation. Our discussion offers listeners a front-row seat to the intersection of faith, politics, and the challenges of reckoning with one's past. Interview Highlights: Jon's perspective on influential figures like CJ Mahaney and Al Mohler and their roles within the evangelical movement. The ramifications of political trends and the Trump presidency, on personal relationships and faith. Whether it’s possible to be open to being wrong and still hold to absolute truth Comparing the roles of church leaders and the media in accountability and the parallels Jon sees between them. Jon's vision for the future of modern American Christianity and the steps he believes are crucial for its transformation. Whether you're entrenched in the evangelical community, just curious, or somewhere in between, this episode promises a candid exploration of faith, growth, and the complexities of human experience. Learn More: Website: Jonwardwrites.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonwardwrites/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonward11

Aug 23, 2023

Dive into the intertwined worlds of screenwriting for television and standup comedy in this podcast interview with Charla Lauriston. From the bustling writer’s room of NBC's “Grand Crew” to the vibrant stages of Comedy Central, Charla’s career is a masterclass in crafting clear, impactful messages that resonate. This Vancouver and Los Angeles based talent shares her journey from Haiti to Hollywood. We discuss the nuances of comedic styles, how faith complements humor, and the challenges of writing for television. Charla also provides insights into finding humor in heavy subjects like race and politics. Plus, we delve into the recent writers’ strike, the delicate dance of capitalism and creativity, and her latest endeavor, The Werking Writer School. For anyone seeking to understand the art of capturing an audience through compelling stories and humor, this episode is a must-listen, shedding light on the power of a clear message in both comedy and screenwriting. Learn More: charlalauriston.com thewerkingwriter.com/school Instagram https://www.instagram.com/charlalauriston/ https://www.instagram.com/thewerkingwriter

Jul 26, 2023

Leaving a job is never easy. It becomes even more complicated when your job is wrapped up in a spiritual tradition. Matt Davis, served as a Teaching and Executive Pastor for more than two decades in Orange County, California. After going through his own pastoral transition out of ministry, Matt learned the difficulty of this season. He helped start an organization that assists pastors who are transitioning out of pastoral ministry. Now churches and nonprofits are hiring Matt and his team to help give coaching, counseling, and career guidance to people whose lives have been upended by leaving their pastoral role. Interview Highlights: Are churches uniquely bad at firing and transitioning people? What makes a pastoral transition extra painful compared to other careers? Why do so many pastors need leave their church community after they change their role? How does having your personal identity being wrapped up in your professional identity affect you when it’s time to step aside? How does all this impact your family? Learn More: Website: www. pastoraltransitions.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pastoraltransitions/ Email: talk@pastoraltransitions.com

Jul 5, 2023

After spending years of her life “swallowing her own words,” Danielle Smith, is speaking out and putting her truth and power into the world. She founded Wild Bloom a store in Austin that sells CBD products and hosts unique gatherings—from women’s circles to and event called The Dope Singles Connection that is providing an in-person alternative to Tinder for single men and women. In addition to founding Wild Bloom, Danielle is an Intimacy and Relationship Coach and a Business Consultant. She aims to create spaces for you to feel seen, loved, and cared for while getting in touch with your most liberated Self. Conversation Highlights: How CBD rescued Danielle and birthed a business Why singles are burnt-out on Tinder and dating apps How finding freedom in your sexuality connects to every part of your life How Danielle’s background in the church shapes the work she does in her store and her coaching Websites: Coaching website: Danielleaubreysmith.com Store Website: Wildbloomhealth.com Instagram: Personal: https://www.instagram.com/danielleaubreysmith/Store: https://www.instagram.com/wildbloom_health/

May 21, 2023

Can empathy be designed into society? Mayra Kapteijn thinks so and she's dedicated her career to the endeavour. Mayra is an Amsterdam-based social designer with a background in social psychology. At the age of 31, she has co-founded and jumpstarted multiple social impact platforms, such as 29k, which provides free evidence-based mental fitness tools, and Peerby, a neighborhood sharing app. Currently, Mayra collaborates with leaders in healthcare and wellbeing to develop cutting-edge platforms that foster a more connected and caring world, empowering individuals towards collective change. Born out of a family of Argentinian revolutionaries, Mayra firmly believes that humans are not only the source of global challenges but also the key to finding solutions. Her philosophy is grounded in leveraging the power of design and technology to bring out the best in people, as a means to collectively build a more sustainable and just world. Learn more: www.hetverbond.co https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayrakapteijn/

May 3, 2023

Is Instagram over? Join us for a little father-daughter debate about Instagram’s destiny. In today's episode of Clear & Loud, I'm diving into the ever-evolving world of social media, discussing the potential decline of Instagram and its impact on users. I'm bringing on a very special guest, my daughter, Emma Sato, a talented 23-year-old product designer, podcast enthusiast, and all-around amazing human, for a dynamic and insightful conversation on the intersection of tech, culture, and current trends. Join us as we explore topics like: • What sets Instagram apart from other social media platforms • The evolution of the app and its effect on the user experience • Instagram's integration into our daily lives and its unique strengths • The impact of the platform on mental health and self-esteem • A comparison between Instagram and its rival, TikTok • The role of social media in shaping our society and culture Interview Highlights: - Emma's personal experience with Instagram and her extended break from the platform - The challenges faced by young women on Instagram and its impact on mental health - The rise of TikTok and its influence on Instagram and user engagement - Instagram's role in shaping our collective understanding of the world - Parental insights: If Emma had kids, would she handle their social media exposure differently? Tune in for this lively discussion between a father and daughter, offering unique perspectives on the ever-changing landscape of social media and its role in our lives. More about Emma: Website: https://emmasato.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emmasato/

Apr 25, 2023

Can the art of winemaking teach us how to live a flourishing life? Nelson Boschman, author of "The Growing Season: Contemplations on Wine & The Soul," believes so. In this podcast episode, we explore the fascinating intersection of vineyard, cellar, and tasting room with the depths of the human soul. Nelson takes us on a journey of transformation that occurs from grape to glass, revealing the profound lessons this process holds for personal growth and spiritual well-being. As a spiritual director, retreat facilitator, jazz musician, wine enthusiast, husband, and father, Nelson Boschman embodies the multifaceted nature of the human experience. Living in Vancouver, British Columbia, he serves as the pastor of spiritual formation at Artisan Church and is a partner of SoulStream. Join us as we delve into the rich world of wine and contemplative spirituality, and discover how the wisdom of winemaking can inspire us to cultivate a more meaningful and fulfilling life. Website: nelsonboschman.com IG: @nelsonboschman , @artisan_church FB: nelsonboschman

Mar 22, 2023

Ever feel like you're flying blind when it comes to hiring? Ever agonized over the time and money wasted by hiring the wrong person? Mike Moreau is on a mission to fix today’s broken hiring system. Most pre-employment personality tests measure the wrong things and the result is frustration for everyone—leadership, HR, management, and new hires. Mike’s company called TRAITS is built around a powerful psychometric assessment—a 15 minute test called the TRAITS Assessment— that helps predicts how a person works and how they’ll fit into a specific role. If you lead a team, or you’re building a company, you’ll want to hear this interview. Learn More: Website: https://traits.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/traits-tools/ Instagram: instagram.com/traits_tools Facebook: facebook.com/TraitsTools/ Twitter: twitter.com/TRAITS_Tools

Feb 22, 2023

Allison Fallon is an award winning author, sought after public speaker, and nationally recognized writing coach. She has coached thousands of writers—from NYT Bestselling authors, to total beginners, to help them finally get their books written and on shelves. Her most recent project—called Write Your Story—helps everyday people turn their life experiences into stories that heal and inspire. She lives in Nashville, TN, with her husband and two young kids. Highlights of the conversation: How a romanticized vision of writing keeps people from getting started Whether you need 50,000 followers on Instagram to write a book Why a writing practice can improve your health How writing can help you process the deconstruction of old beliefs Learn More: https://findyourvoice.com/ https://allisonfallon.com/ https://writeyourstory.com/ https://www.instagram.com/allyfallon/

Jan 21, 2023

Jarrett is an Adjunct Professor at the University of British Columbia Sauder School of Business. Ten years after he helped place students in his marketing class into cutting edge roles as social media managers, he was on the lookout for the next big thing. What field would just a little extra knowledge give his students an edge and expertise that would position them for success? In 2017 he began to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, this introduction to blockchain technology convinced Jarrett this was the future and exactly what his students needed to learn. At UBC he now teaches crypto, NFTs, blockchain technology, and marketing. Jarrett provides a solid education based approached in his courses. He is currently launching an NFT project for social good, based on art that his 7 year old daughter created while she was recovering from her 16th surgery. He is also leading a new start up which focuses on capturing carbon credits from bamboo forests, turning those credits into NFTs and selling them for both digital and physical art. Jarrett is married with three children. He is a musician, an urban farmer, and loves outdoor adventure sports. Jarrett loves to travel and is a champion for children with disabilities. In his spare time, he can be found tending to his honey bees and studying libertarian economics. Learn more: https://theweb3prof.com Instagram: @JarrettVaughan & @TheWeb3Prof Twitter: @JarrettVaughan & @TheWeb3Prof

Nov 21, 2022

Dutch researchers found in 2010 that planning a trip makes people happier than actually taking it. Conner Galway is a marketing expert focused on tourism. And he thinks this means people tasked with marketing destinations have to pay a lot more attention to digital and the way it improves peoples overall experience of travel. When it comes to tourism, Conner Galway has spent a lot of time studying what matters, what works, and how digital experiences tie into real-life visits. Which is why helping teams improve the digital side of travel planning is one of his passions. Favorite parts of this episode include… How Conner and his team creatively promoted a seemingly sleepy fishing town. Why the digital experience of planning a trip is a bigger part of our travel experiences than most of us realize Why email might be more strategic than TikTok for your business How Nashville, TN, became a huge success in attracting tourists (and might have been too good at it). Conner Galway is President of Junction Consulting – a digital consultancy based in Vancouver, BC. He founded Junction in 2012 when he saw a need for organizations to expand their thinking about what’s possible for digital value within an organization. As Junction’s strategist, he spends his days researching, training, and solving problems with clients. He shares his latest thinking in an award winning weekly email called The Brief that’s read by leaders at many of North America’s most respected brands. Some of his recent work has seen him help create a digital learning platform for Destination BC, training for lululemon and, most recently, he was named Leader of the Year by Marketing News Canada for his support of the tourism industry through the COVID-19 pandemic. Aside from his work as a consultant, Conner has become one of Canada’s premiere digital educators, teaching and developing curriculum at many of Canada’s most prestigious Universities, and most recently he has launched the all-new eLearningU - North America’s largest collection of online learning for the tourism industry. Links: Website: wearejunction.com Twitter: @heyjunction Twitter: @Conner_G Instagram: @heyjunction Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/heyjunction Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/connergalway The Brief weekly newsletter: brief.wearejunction.com

Sep 26, 2022

When Maacah Davis launched Belladonna Magazine it was the first black woman-owned print fashion publication. She describes it as brown-girl escapism—a whimsical take on beauty and fashion for multicultural, multifaceted women. Now she’s exporting that same whimsy and flair from the page to real life settings as an arts funder, event producer, and dinner party mastermind. Maacah is an arts funder, speaker, consultant, and publisher. A curator of spaces and experiences that challenge and inspire, her work explores what cool things people could build with fewer barriers to access. She works towards a media landscape where multicultural people control their own narratives. In this conversation we talk about: Whether people can change their minds How food can make people from different cultures feel at home How a dinner party can force people into discomfort that encourages vulnerability How curating exploratory spaces facilitates critical conversation and dialogue How art drives change and transformation Learn more about Maacah: Personal Website: https://www.maacah.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maacahdavis/?hl=en Belladonna Magazine: https://belladonnamag.org/ Maacah Eats: https://maacah.com/eats

Sep 1, 2022

Amanda Lee Smith runs Monday Creative, a Vancouver-based branding and content marketing agency that serves world-class brands like Lululemon and Arc’teryx. Her team understands the power of words and great storytelling. They’re laser-focused on seducing people into the outdoors and creating a world where health, wellness, and nature are the most desirable products available. Interview highlights: Why small businesses need to focus even more on branding and storytelling Why Amanda doesn’t like the term “girl boss” and won't position her company as a woman-owned business How Monday Creative chose to focus on the niche of outdoor apparel and gear How Amanda kickstarted her career after a divorce and learned to dream again Learn more: https://mondaycreative.co/

Aug 17, 2022

A healthy company culture can make or break your company. So how do you build one? Today on the show we’re talking to Laura Graven a successful business owner who has thought hard about and worked hard on fostering a healthy culture for her team. Laura Graven is a salon owner, a small business coach, and a hair designer, serving her guests in the chair for over 17 years. Throughout this time she has grown a successful small business culture, serving and loving her clients well with handcrafted salon services. In more recent years she has shifted her energy into developing leadership within her salon team, and growing her coaching business to support small businesses to discover and execute what matters most to them. For more information: Laura’s salon: www.tailoredsalon.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laura_graven/

Jul 19, 2022

In this episode, executive coach and a triple-certified Enneagram teacher, Vanessa Fernandez, walks through all nine Enneagram types and explains how insights from this ancient personality typing tool can help anyone be better at leading others. There’s often a gap between how we think we’re coming across and how our communication is actually being received. (For example you think you’re being helpful but other people feel you’re micromanaging and hovering). Vanessa explains how the Enneagram can help us narrow that gap and thus be a more effective leader. Highlights from the interview: What’s unique about the Enneagram compared to other tools Whether there’s a danger that people use the Enneagram to justify bad habits What the “Great Resignation” tells us about how views of work are shifting How to reconcile the highly competitive world of business with a human-centered approach to nurturing your employees How the Enneagram can help in hiring Connect with Vanessa for corporate coaching and workshops: Website: www.theenneagramworkshop.com Instagram: @theenneagramworkshop

Jul 4, 2022

Steve Benjamins doesn’t like the title entrepreneur, but since he was 13-years-old, he has been starting businesses, launching projects, and experimenting with various endeavors. In this interview, Steve talks about his journey from amateur counterfeiter to being the owner of multiple companies. His advice for people who want to start a side-hustle: follow your enthusiasm. If you’ve ever wanted to start something new, you’re going to find this conversation inspiring. We talk about: Why Steve quit TikTok after racking up millions of views How his parents encouraged him to try new things as a kid How he makes $750 a month from Spotify A rapid-fire explanation of each of his business ventures How Tesla uses his company's mapping tool How Steve divides his time between different projects and manages his time Why most business books are like romance novels Learn More about Steve Benjamins: https://www.itsingoodcompany.com/ is a site that lists all his different endeavors Business Sites: https://www.atlistmaps.com/ https://www.sitebuilderreport.com/ https://www.itsgiftology.com/ https://www.lovethehumanities.com/ Music: https://stevebenjamins.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/sitebuilderreport TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@in.good.company https://www.tiktok.com/@ stevebenjamins

Jun 23, 2022

Okay, so this episode’s title isn’t technically correct—I’m not part of the “Baby Boom” generation, I’m Gen X (born between 1965 - 1980). But boy did I feel like a Boomer as I interviewed two students aged 19 and 18 respectively, about blockchain, DAOs, and NFTs. Regardless of your age, it’s tempting to be skeptical of new technology and new ideas. It can take effort to stay open and curious, but it’s worth the effort—especially when the next generation aspires to use technology to improve the world. My guests are Madison Adams, age 19, and Oliver Yehlik 18. Madison is the Co-founder of the Dream DAO, which trains Gen Z to use web3 to change the world. Oliver is a student participant in the Dream DAO. In this episode we talk about: • What is blockchain technology? • Why so many young adults are drawn to the promise of Web3 • How Covid shaped and is still shaping the culture of the web • Why it’s important to imagine a Solar Punk future Learn more: Dream DAO: https://www.dreamdao.xyz/ Civics Unplugged: https://www.civicsunplugged.org/ Madison Adams on Twitter: https://twitter.com/_madison_adams

Jun 8, 2022

Tim Schurrer spent almost a decade of his career as the right-hand man of Donald Miller. He helped launch two brands—StoryBrand and Business Made Simple—and built a $16 million dollar company. Now Tim is sharing secrets…about what real success really is. In this interview, we talk about the core message of his new book “The Secret Society of Success” and Tim's mission to help people escape the spotlight mindset. Tim challenges us to reevaluate our definition of success and learn a new, freer way to go about achieving it. Interview highlights: How Tim built a healthy culture on the StoryBrand staff How Tim decided to give up a stable career to pursue the dream of writing a book How Donald Miller responded when Tim told him he needed to move on from his role as COO Connect with Tim: Website - http://SecretSocietyBook.com Instagram - https://instagram.com/timschurrer/ LinkedIn - http://linkedin.com/in/timschurrer/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/timschurrer Order The Secret Society of Success from Amazon: https://amzn.to/3O8fWgO Get the first two chapters for free at SecretSocietyFree.com

May 17, 2022

Travis Atreo is an LA-based recording artist, producer, and artist coach with over 270M streams on Spotify alone and over 70M views in Youtube. He’s the co-founder and CEO of Fanded.com , an equity crowdfunding platform for creatives. Fanded allows superfans to invest and share in the journey of a project with their favorite artist, authors, filmmakers, and more. What's the big idea you'd most like to discuss on the podcast? My story of being an independent artist for the past 16 yrs and how that’s led me to create a tech startup aimed at completely updating the music, entertainment and creative industry. For more information visit: Travis Atreo Instagram Fanded Instagram

May 2, 2022

Nick Kennedy believes that being successful in business isn't about conquering the world—it's about conquering yourself. He's an entrepreneur with over twenty years of experience building successful ventures. He started an airline that was acquired by Surf Air. He now coaches high-power executives to become fully integrated spouses, parents, and businesspeople. Nick’s new book is titled The Good Entrepreneur: An Insider’s Guide to Building a Principled Business and Powerful Personal Legacy. For more information: http://www.nickkennedycoaching.com/ https://www.instagram.com/n_ckkennedy/ https://twitter.com/n_ckkennedy Sponsored by: Beanfields

Apr 19, 2022

Erin Power is not your typical health coach. She thinks the bathroom scale is too often a tool of ignorance. She has been known to assign her clients taco nights. She’s a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and board-certified health coach but after 30-years in the health, fitness, and nutrition world she’s convinced we’ve gotten things wrong. Now she helps people fix their metabolism, deprogram themselves from diet culture, and achieve an effortless relationship with food. Learn more at: www.eatsimple.ca Follow Erin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eat.simple.erin/ Sponsored by: www.clearandloud.com

Apr 5, 2022

Have an idea for an app? Should you develop it? Logan Fields makes his living building apps and his answer is no—unless you’re good at one essential thing. In this interview, we talk about how to decide whether an app will benefit your company, how web3 is like a cult, lessons from the Wordle craze, and how to decide between a web-based app and mobile. Logan Fields is the founder of The App Guys and has developed software for clients like NASA, the president of Nike Air Jordan, Thank You LLC, and others. His latest passion project is The Countdown App which helps users to make every day count because time is limited. Learn more at www.loganfields.com and www.theAppGuys.com Sponsored by: www.clearandloud.com

Mar 1, 2022

A clear message shared courageously can change the world. Josh Harris hosts a show about the ideas, stories, and voices that are disrupting business, culture, religion, and sexuality.