We're joined by Jordan Robinson, better known as Rexo, a director, filmmaker, and photographer from Nottingham, England. Since shooting his first music video a decade ago, Rexo has steadily built a name for himself, amassing over 14 million views and working with top artists like Young T & Bugsey.
We’re joined by Abdul Karim Kamara, better known as Stylish, the dynamic CEO and founder of Tour De Lunsar, Sierra Leone's premier cycling event and West Africa's noisiest race. Stylish is a true visionary and community leader, bringing the excitement and unity of cycling to Sierra Leone. His efforts extend beyond the race through his work with the Village Bicycle Project, which provides essential transportation and educational opportunities to the youth. Awarded Philanthropist of the Year, Stylish's dedication to uplifting his community is unwavering and inspiring.
We're joined by Charles Cai, a Google sales engineer and ultra-distance competitor based out of San Francisco, California. Charle’s first marathon was a 105.5 laps of 400m track. His latest race was the Leadville 100 (100-mile race) which he completed with relative ease. This all comes after a career as a collegiate golfer…
In this episode we explore his journey transitioning from collegiate golf to ultra-distance running, his analytical approach to succeeding in races, the power of having a coach, his sports-related identity, and much more. Whether you're an athlete seeking inspiration or simply intrigued by tales of personal transformation, this conversation with Charles promises to enlighten and motivate.
We're joined by Michael Oliver, a community builder, business optimizer, and psychedelic practitioner based in Vancouver, BC. Armed with a degree in Cognitive Systems and fueled by a growing passion for the psychedelic community, Michael initially landed his dream job at MAPS Canada. However, driven by his entrepreneurial spirit, he went on to found The Flying Sage and Legacy Journeys, with a mission to democratize transcendence and facilitate transformative experiences for lasting change.
We're joined by Sydney Kunz, a licensed psychotherapist and owner of 'made for this' counseling in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With her empowering motto, "ditch people pleasing and low self-esteem, find your voice & start living for you," Sydney brings a refreshing perspective to the world of therapy.
In this insightful conversation, we delve into the multifaceted role of a therapist, exploring Sydney's strength-based approach to counseling that emphasizes personal growth and resilience. From navigating the complexities of insurance to the unexpected impact of platforms like TikTok on mental health discussions, Sydney shares invaluable insights that resonate with anyone seeking to reclaim their narrative and prioritize self-care.
After a historical 2024 EAZY OPEN, Ryan is joined by two members of the winning team, Justin and Chandler to break down the days events, re-live the greatest chip-in in Fort Mill’s history, and hand out some awards!
Welcome to the 2024 EAZY OPEN preview show! Ryan, DJ, Faler, and Austin sit down to discuss the upcoming 4th edition of the EAZY OPEN with a look at the full team rosters, predictions on rankings and hand out some awards for past OPEN’s, including best/worst golfer, least likely to finish the round, and the coveted ‘Thanks for coming’ award!
We're delighted to have the radiant Mia Rose Voss back with us, a fitness specialist and health coach based in San Francisco, California. Since our last episode two years ago, Mia has embarked on a journey marked by both triumphs and setbacks. In this honest conversation, we discuss navigating the complexities of growth and stagnation in your 20s, the impact of location on ambition, the transformative nature of transitions, and the importance of living authentically.
We're thrilled to have Mohammed 'Hammer' Sesay return as our guest. Hammer, a humanitarian at heart, is the founder of the charitable organization 'Keep it FAX,' dedicated to supporting and empowering girls for a brighter future in Sierra Leone. But that's not all – he's also the brains behind 'AFRICAP,' a for-profit company specializing in stylish cycling hats.
We’re joined by Lorne Jenkins, the owner of Mini Money, a trailblazing financial literacy company! In this episode, Lorne dives into the core values that drive Mini Money's mission: a commitment to empowering students with the essential knowledge for financial success. Embark on a journey towards financial empowerment, where his principles come to life, demonstrating that financial literacy is not just about numbers – it's about reshaping destinies and fostering a more just and equitable society.
We’re joined by Ryan King, the dynamic entrepreneur behind the success of two thriving moving companies, ‘Dogwood Moving’ based in Raleigh, NC, and ‘Brightleaf Moving’ based in Durham, NC. Realizing that the conventional path wasn't his destined route, Ryan embarked on a journey that would take him from moving furniture to managing a multi-million dollar operation to starting a business, and then another…
We are joined by Ike Ubasineke, a growth and leadership coach based out of Atlanta, GA! He believes leaders have two choices – run the rat race and achieve at all costs OR refocus on the right goals and habits that develop healthy leaders. In this episode, expect to learn the origins of Grow or Die, what’s wrong with the ‘fix this’ mentality, and how Ike has gamified growth and developed a unique community of driven leaders!
We’re joined by Austin Huddy, the owner of Huddy Media, out of Charlotte, NC! Austin has never been the person to wait for opportunities, instead opting to take matters into his own hands, knock on doors, find opportunities, and then exceed all expectations. In this episode, we discuss breaking into the video production world, gaining the courage to start his own business, hand-out mentality, the keys to keeping clients coming back, and much more!
We are joined by returning guest, Jon Onyeaka! Since our first podcast together 2 years ago, Jon has found a peace and focus toward the work he does in Cyber Security and DJing. But, more profoundly, a self-confidence in who he is and a tenacity for anything he puts his mind to. Expect to learn Jon’s definition of true happiness, what it means to be a man, tips and tricks to managing stress, and the importance of supporting and surrounding yourself with genuine people.
We’re joined by Yannick Fischbach, a professional triathlete from Greenville, South Carolina! After placing in his first triathlon and qualifying for Boston in his first marathon, Yannick realized he might have a knack for this. In this episode, we discuss his journey to finding triathlon after college soccer, the difference between amateur and elite level mindset, the sacrifices that come with the sport, and much much more.
We are joined by Sorrell Sohota! Owner of the motorcycle apparel store, Motohut, located in Vancouver, Canada. Sorrell has a creative, unique, and positive energy that bleeds into everything he does. After multiple years working in high-end fashion retail, Sorrell decided to take the jump, combining his experience in retail and passion for motorcycles to start Motohut.
We’re joined by returning guest, Tarun (Taz) Nehra. Taz was the first guest on the podcast back in 2021, and at the end of that episode, he set the intention of working out of his own shop. Well fast-forward to today and he’s been in that shop for the last year and a half. In this episode, we have a very honest conversation reviewing his expectations vs realities, his impact on the community, how to avoid burnout and much more.
We are joined by former professional dancer, now business owner, Melissa Henley! In this episode, we explore Melissa’s introduction and development into professional dance, her transition into the fitness industry and owning her own business (Move with Melissa), her organic approach to finding new opportunities, and her focus on holistic health.
We’re joined by returning guest, Kuda Mushangi! Kuda is an award-winning artist and recently qualified architect. In the art world, he has been featured as a Tate billboard artist, The Holy Art Gallery prize winner, and Ingram Collection Prize finalist! All while, spending the majority of his days working relentlessly to become a qualified architect. During this episode, we discuss his journey to becoming qualified, a 100-painting art challenge he set himself in 2023, discipline in art and life, and much much more.
In this episode, we discuss everything from her introduction to the health and fitness space, the challenges faced in balancing workload and defining a career path, the mindset of taking on new adventures, and Confidently Curious, a podcast dedicated to uncovering uncertainties in the wellness world and showcasing discoveries from personal experience.
In this episode, we go back through Jon’s journey discussing everything from chasing football and choosing to leave it behind, his decision-making process in choosing his career path, the root of his work ethic and daily processes, and where he sees his future for Cyficient and his DJing career.
In this episode, we discussed the origin stories of his multiple ventures, the challenges he’s faced in fundraising, creating new businesses, working from 3rd world countries, and how he manages to balance it all, as well as discussing what lies ahead for the ever impressive Mohammed Sesay.
In this episode, we discuss the founding story of Homebred Legends, the challenges that come from representing a community remotely, how to take a brand globally, the evolution and challenges he’s faced over the years, along with his vision for the future.
In this episode we discuss their journey toward a candle business, the challenges and successes they’ve had along the way, the trends their noticing and where they see their business going in the future.
In this episode, we discuss everything from choosing his career path, balancing his passion for art and architecture, the strategy behind growing your brand, and what’s next for Kuda.
In this episode, we discuss everything from starting out as barber, turning an interest into a passion, building a client base, navigating COVID as well as what the future has in-store for Taz and his business.
We're joined by Dr. Afifah Rahim-Leong, the co-founder of The Mobile Pawlyclinic – veterinary care in the comfort of your home. Originally from Singapore, Dr. Rahim moved to the US to pursue an Animal Science degree from Iowa State University and subsequently received her doctorate from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Afifah's passion for veterinary care is deeply rooted in her commitment to improving the lives of pets and their owners.