We explore why inclusion, connection, and recognition are the social motives that make work and life feel meaningful, and how loneliness quietly harms health, teams, and trust. Stories from reality TV to school lunchrooms reveal why sincere care and specific praise beat trophies every time. • inclusion as the base of belonging • connection deepening care and trust • sincere recognition versus programs • grief as real social pain in the brain • loneliness risks and hea...

We explore how autonomy enables immersion and why true success is a byproduct of meeting core emotional needs, not a shortcut to status. Stories of lottery winners, creatives, athletes, and leaders reveal why skipping foundations backfires and how failure becomes fuel. • autonomy as permission, resources, skill, and influence • immersion as real employee engagement and deep work • flow state conditions and practical workplace fixes • failure as essential to mastery and learning • power parad...

Former Marine Scout Sniper and Instructor Owen Mulder joins Caylen Wojcik in the Modern Day Sniper studio for the first time — a conversation that dives deep into the art and science of reading the wind, training intuition, and performing under pressure. From sniper school ranges to mountain hunts and competition stages, this episode connects the dots between brain science and bullet science — and shows why the best shooters aren’t just technicians… they’re artists with data. In this episod...

Send us a text The moon rises into her First Quarter, and Tekte’k — the forest guardian Sasquatch elder — calls us to the circle of ancient stones, where time itself breathes through the cracks. Here, the quiet flutter of unseen wings reveals the presence of smaller guardians, keepers of memory and flame. This First Quarter Meditation is a journey into Time-hopping Fluency — where past and future braid together in the living present. Tekte’k teaches us to listen to the pull of the thread th...

This week I welcome back Bryce Blankenangel and Shannon Grover for another deep dive into Mormon history and culture, this time digging into a truly horrifying piece of history known as the Meadows Mountain Massacre. This is a bit tough of a listen in places but I think a very good show and I appreciate my guests broad knowledge on this topic.Glassbox podcast: https://glassboxpodcast.com

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Send us a text Auto-clip your long form into viral shorts- https://link.vidiq.com/podcast-to-shorts Get the vidIQ plugin for FREE: https://vidiq.ink/boostplugin Want a 1 on 1 coach? https://vidiq.ink/theboost1on1 Join our Discord! https://www.vidiq.com/discord Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/s4dQbeDH0Vs We dig into YouTube’s AI push, the underrated power of the new collaboration tool, and why understanding human behavior beats chasing algorithm lore. Listener questions take us ...

Dr. Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, joins Hugh Hewitt on the HillsdaleDialogues to continue a series onThe Second World War, Churchill's sprawling memoir and history of World War II in six volumes.Release date: 24 October 2025See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Special edition I talk with Director , Porn Star, Award and Winning Gothic Polish performer, Sabien Demonia. We discuss her being on set for a Halloween shoot where she is playing a witch with two other sexy ladies. We disccuss her breaking into the business as a model , then a cam girl and finally Shooting with Fake Taxi. We discuss what shooting on set look like. She talks about not being the European standard and how it's a plus to her career. We discuss her becoming a Director for Evil

A quiet, meandering and emotional reflection on the intertwined nature of grief and belief.In this stream-of-consciousness episode, I explore:The many ways grief can show up — from loss of loved ones to the living grief of change or unrealised dreamsStillness as a doorway into the temple — whether we see that as stepping into our grief or allowing it to enter withinBelief as a gentle trust in our deep interconnectionThe comfort that comes when we remember we’re not alone but part of

In this rich and timely conversation with Amy Elizabeth Fox and Jennifer Garvey Berger, we explore how coaches can help leaders cultivate spaces of deep humanity and design contexts where true emergence becomes possible — even amid prolonged chaos. Together, we dive into what it means to see an organisation as a living organism, to bring love into the field of business, and to walk the path of becoming a self-transforming leader.For more resources, visit

“When doctors said ‘never,’ one mother proved them wrong. Hear how Jane Fischer’s daughter Suzy defied all odds.In this heartfelt interview, Betsy Wurzel talks with Jane Fischer, author of If You Knew Suzy: Pushing Past the Boundaries of Never with Carol Ann Ross. Jane shares her journey as the mother of Suzy, who was born with severe brain abnormalities. Doctors said Suzy would never walk, talk, or live independently—but with love, faith, and persistence, Suzy proved them wrong. Diagnosed with

Maybe you’re the responsible one, the one running their finances, dealing with illness, or trying to figure out what their future will look like. It’s no wonder you’re exhausted. You’ve added yet another thing to manage, handle, and worry about.The things we’re dealing with when it comes to our parents are completely new territory. The roles have reversed. They need us more than we need them in many ways. A lot of you worry about your parents and feel responsible for helping or being there

We were told the Civil Rights Movement ended racial caste in America. But what if it didn’t? In her paradigm-shifting book, Michelle Alexander argues that a new system has taken its place, hiding in plain sight. Through the War on Drugs, mass incarceration has created a new racial undercaste, devastating communities of color and stripping millions of their rights to vote, work, and live freely. This is the explosive exposé that reveals how Jim Crow was not abolished, but merely redesigned

Send us a text Welcome back to Get to Know You! I’m your host, Tiffeny Farag, and I’m so glad you’re hanging out with me today. I’ve got one of my favourite humans joining me — my awesome friend Tariro Mavondo IG@tariro.mavondo , a ridiculously talented performer, poet, actor and storyteller. We’re diving into love in all its messy, magical forms — what it means to deserve it, to give it, to receive it. Tariro’s openness and creative spark made our chat something really special. So get comfy,...

What’s between the true and the real? The title of this episode, of course! But don’t take my word for it. Trust in this diagram instead:You can also access the video recording of this lecture at our YouTube channel. And if you’re eager for more, head to our Substack for all the latest news! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lecturesonlacan.substack.com

Joel Schafer has spent more than thirty years apprenticing with shamanic guides, learning and embodying Toltec-inspired practices that reveal our deeper energetic nature. Today, as a teacher and mentor, Joel shares these tools to help others reconnect with the flow of life and remember the dream we’re all living in.Connect with Joel:WebsiteInstagramYouTubeConnect with Cal:InstagramTikTokFacebookYouTubeWebsiteSponsors:BERSKI: Use code UNLEARN for the best holistic, nutrient-dense meat sticks in the

Most people don’t fail at building habits because they’re lazy or undisciplined — they fail because they misunderstand what real consistency takes. In this week’s Spiritual Perspective, Light Watkins breaks down the hidden reason most new habits don’t stick, and why the typical advice around motivation and discipline is incomplete. You’ll learn why social media is often the worst place to get inspired, why “burning the boats” is too extreme when it comes to change, and how to make falling o...