Harley Seelbinder Podcast

In this episode I talk with Trent Balduff. He is a truly genuine man. I can sense his compassion and love in all of his words and actions. We talk about his current job as a counselor for children in rough circumstances, his honey business T's Bees, and the importance of saying no. I hope you find this discussion as beautiful as I did. Trent's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/trent.j.bee/T's...

In this episode, I sit down with Nick Nieboer. Nick has been paralyzed from the waist down since birth. He has had to learn how to adapt and grow as a person who cannot walk like most other people. He is a big believer in the idea that if you have the right attitude, you can get through any struggle life throws at you. Recently, he just battled cancer and won. He has dreams to be a motivational sp...

In this episode, I talk to Nick Coetzee. Nick is a expert in the field of biokinetics and has started a red light therapy company called MyChondria to help people get higher quality sleep. We talk about the benefits of red light therapy, having a morning routine, and getting outside. We also talk about his ongoing journey of not using shampoo in his hair, a practice I am undergoing at the moment a...

In this episode I talk with Christian Van Camp (CVC Wellness). Christian is a holistic lifestyle and performance coach. He talks about why living like our ancestors did can improve your mental and physical health. We dive into why he thinks keeping your mind, muscle, and gut optimized are some of the best ways to become the healthiest version of yourself. We talk about his daily routine, biohackin...

In this episode, I talk with Jaret Dreschel, a podcast host, social media influencer, and a very genuine soul. I found him through two people I find impactful, mike. - an artist, and Eben Britton - yogi and podcast host. I found his content very interesting as it focuses on psychedelic experiences, perusing passions, and aiming to do what pleases your soul. We talk about our experiences with Chris...

In this episode, I talk with Anas Al Orfi about attempting to better your mental, physical, and spiritual health. We talk about the value of mediation, being intentional with diet and exercise, and asking questions about the religious questions. We dive into the differences between Christianity and Islam and the most importantly, the common ground. I hope you enjoy it, I sure did. Anas' Video Seri...

In this episode, I talk about my trip I took to the Upper Peninsula in Michigan. There was not that much service up there and I tried to stay off my phone during my stay. I used my phone mainly as a camera to capture memories. I found it pretty therapeutic but also terrifying due to how lost I felt without internet or social media. It showed my how dependent I am on technology. I looked up a study...

In this episode, Nathan joins me again to talk about the pharmaceutical industry in America compared to other countries. We talk about how there are many methods in which to improve health besides prescription medications. We talk about a study that found no evidence supporting the idea that people have chemical imbalances in their brains. We also dive into the actual process by which new pharmace...

In this episode, I talk about the scientific benefits of crying. It seems to be common knowledge that 'crying it out' is helpful and healthy, but I didn't know why. I decided to do a dive into the benefits of shedding tears. In a society where men find it awkward to cry, I hope this inspires people to see the importance of crying. Sources I Used.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pi...

In this episode, I talk about the balance between mercy and justice. There is an idea that God has two hands, one for justice and one for mercy. I think that many modern American Christians lean too heavily towards the side of God's mercy, and I think it disincentivizes them to place God as a judge for their actions. Let me know if you feel I am wrong in my assessment, I would love to hear critiqu...

In this episode, I talk about 4 easy-to implement "Bio-hacking" strategies that will increase the quality and length of your life. One of my goals is to maintain my ability to exercise and do activities throughout the majority of my life. I was tasked to research a topic for my statistics class this summer, so I chose this one. If you are watching the YouTube version of this podcast, you will get...

This is one of my favorite episodes so far. I had the pleasure of having George Sisneros on the podcast. He is what I would consider a true Christian. He left his comfortable life in Colorado to pursue his goal of educating and helping those in need. He has been a full-time missionary in Guatemala for the past 10 years. He also just published a book about his experience moving to Guatemala and for...

It was a pleasure to have my longtime friend Pete Benda on the podcast. He reccounts a tragic accident that he had back in 2012 and how he has moved forward through that. We also talk about the morality and practicality of being a homosexual in today's world. It was a good conversation. I hope you enjoy. Check out this documentary about Pete's accident and recovery.https://vimeo.com/131483107Suppo...

In this episode, I talk about the things I have learned while going to college that have helped me succeed in my classes. I think that these tips are applicable to all people, but they are specific to people going through university classes or about to start. I hope this video is helpful for you. Let me know what strategy you liked best and a strategy that I missed. Support the Show.📞 Get a FREE...

In this episode, I sit down with Debra Terpstra, a mother, a podcaster, and a fitness coach. We talk about the recent documentary that has been released called "What is a Woman?" by Matt Walsh. It was an enlightening to hear the perspective of a mother with a daughter. I think that all parents should see this documentary before they decide which school to send their kids to."What is a Woman?" - ht...

In this episode, I sit down with Cooper McVay (Coop), an artist who blends many genres of music. I ask him about his journey becoming an artist. It was a great time getting to know one of my favorite musical artists personally. I hope he inspires you to pursue the passions you have in life. Check Out CoopSpotify – Coop‎Coop Apple MusicCoop - YouTubeInstagram Support the Show.📞 Get a FREE Clarity...

In this unusual episode, I explain I nightmare that I had recently after watching the documentary, "What is a Woman?" by Matt Walsh. I think this documentary is important because it brings up a topic that is not readily talked about. I think that every topic is worth talking about, hence this podcast. I will release more episodes about "What is a Woman" in the future, but I felt as if this was imp...

In this episode, I sit down with Nathan Wenke and Willis Seifert to talk about our experiences with prayer and meditation. I really enjoyed the conversation, I hope you do as well. Support the Show.📞 Get a FREE Clarity Call to Plan Your Path to Freedom - https://bit.ly/call_with_harleyGet 🆓 inspirational content and become Alpha Man 👉 https://bit.ly/harleyseelbinder☕ If you appreciate what I a...

In this episode, I talk about the book, The Coddling of The American Mind; How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas are Setting Up a Generation for Failure. It dives into the three untruths that universities promote and why they are not true. I read this book when I was first starting my university journey. I found it to be incredibly practical and useful for students, parents, and anyone who cares about...

In this episode, I explain why I think humility is one of the most important aspects to someone's character. I use stories of Jesus to show how his humility allowed for him to impact many people while he was alive. I think that attempting to integrate aspects of Jesus' character into our character makes us better people, specifically his trait of humility. Support the Show.📞 Get a FREE Clarity Ca...

In this episode, I talk about sleep chronotypes, the genetic traits that we inherit from from our ancestors that dictate what time is most healthy for us to go to sleep and wake up at. I list the sources I used when researching for this episode below. Dr. Matthew Walker on Dr. Rhonda Patrick Sleep Chronotypes are Biologically DeterminedChronotype can also be Determined by GenderMorningness-Evening...

In this episode, I sit down with Luke Raynham (LUKERAY), the host of the Getting Mental Podcast. Luke is a content creator and thinker. We talk about the importance of sleep and also the reasons why humans are attracted to adopting a religious framework. I hope you enjoy it. Luke's InstagramLuke's YouTubeGetting Mental PodcastTime StampsWho is Luke? (0:16)The Importance of Sleep (7:36)Humans Face...

In this episode, I talk about my experience in attempting to manage many responsibilities. It can be very easy to move from task to task, but it has been shown that doing that can decrease your productivity and quality of work. It is best to focus on one task at a time with your entire focus on it. I also talk about my experience attempting to find the balance between work and play. Support the Sh...

In this episode, Nathan and I sit down to talk about the potential reasons why Elon may have bought Twitter. We also talk about the importance of free speech and the dangers of hate speech policy. What are your thoughts on Elon buying Twitter? Joe Rogan sitting down with Jack Dorsey and Tim PoolSupport the Show.📞 Get a FREE Clarity Call to Plan Your Path to Freedom - https://bit.ly/call_with_harl...

In this episode, I talk about how TikTok and the other social media platforms impact the way we view the world, each other, and ourselves. I explain how the companies compete for our attention and get paid to do so. I also recommend that people unplug from their social media platforms regularly so that they may spend time outside, with people, and without constant distraction. Support the Show.📞...