HUMAN ENOUGH

What happens when you achieve the success you worked so hard for, only to realize that the life you’ve built no longer feels like your own? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Sam Shargo, author of The Liberated Path, conscious-leadership strategist, military veteran, and founder of Scale Right Partners and the Scale Right Collective. Sam started his first business at thirteen, entere...

Why do some people feel like a song in your heart while others can feel like a pain in the neck? Why can one team member seem like a gold medal winner while another seems impossible to understand? And why can two people look at exactly the same situation and walk away with completely different perspectives? Sheila Glazov is a best-selling author, award-winning personality expert, internationally k...

What happens when the faith you inherited is no longer enough? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Cathy Colver Garland, co-author of Revelationship: Transformative Intimacy With Christ, which she wrote with her father, Dr. Randy Colver. Cathy’s journey with faith has included seasons of deep questioning, deconstruction, loss, divorce, miscarriage, heartbreak, physical trauma, and a t...

What if the problem isn’t that you don’t know enough about nutrition? What if you already know exactly what you’re “supposed” to do—but something deeper keeps getting in the way? Jeffrey Siegel is a men’s wellness and life coach, Harvard teaching fellow, and author of Eating 2.0: How to Eat Confidently in an Ultra-Processed World. For more than a decade, he has worked with high-performing men who...

What compels someone to leave their familiar life behind and travel toward one of the most devastating scenes in modern history? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Emmy Award–winning motion picture sound editor and author Solange Schwalbe. After September 11, Solange traveled to New York, initially volunteering with the Salvation Army before eventually becoming a safety monitor insid...

What happens when someone who never intended to believe in Jesus finds herself spending her life wrestling with his story, his teachings, and the questions he leaves behind? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Constance Hastings, author of The Trouble with Jesus. Raised by non-religious parents and educated in a Christian school, Constance never imagined that she would enter formal ch...

What happens when a man becomes disconnected from parts of himself just to survive? Duncan Rich is a men’s coach, somatic facilitator, lifelong artist and musician, husband, father, and co-founder of MELD Community — an organization focused on transforming men’s mental, physical, and emotional wellness. His own journey began with a tendency to dissociate and a desire to heal the deep and generatio...

What if some of the cash your company needs isn’t sitting in the bank—but is sitting in your customers’ accounts? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Bill Ferrier, founder of Ready Set Collect, who has nearly 40 years of experience in the credit and collections industry. Bill helps companies turn overdue accounts receivable into cash flow while teaching in-house collection teams how t...

What happens when the life you’ve built no longer feels like the life you want to live? Bill Mullen spent years building a successful career in corporate leadership, marketing, and training before making a life-changing decision: he left the predictable path and moved to Thailand to pursue adventure full time. Today, better known to thousands of travelers as “Bangkok Bill,” Bill explores Thailand...

What happens when you begin questioning everything you thought you knew about consciousness, spirituality, religion, and reality? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Doug Red Hail Pineda, founder of The Church of Psychedelics, to explore the provocative intersection of psychedelics, spirituality, consciousness, personal transformation, and the future of human evolution. Doug challenge...

For many women, painful periods, PMS, fatigue, and hormonal symptoms become something they’re simply expected to live with. But what happens when “common” gets confused with “normal”? Jeffrey Brown is an osteopathic functional medicine physician who spent years practicing conventional medicine before becoming increasingly concerned about how women’s health was being overlooked and oversimplified....

What if the parts of your life that feel like failures are actually invitations to become someone new? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Dave Letterfly Knoderer, a five-book author, award-winning performer, entrepreneur, artist, speaker, and lifelong creative whose journey has taken him from the circus and classical horsemanship to entrepreneurship, addiction and recovery, and a rem...

What happens when we stop trying to fill every quiet moment and simply sit in silence? Rich Lewis is an author, speaker, and coach who helps people slow down, become more aware of God’s presence, and discover a deeper sense of peace, clarity, and direction through centering prayer. In 2013, Rich began exploring silent prayer. At first, sitting in silence was difficult. His mind wandered, the pract...

At 28, Dan MacQueen suffered a life-threatening brain hemorrhage that left him fighting to relearn how to walk, talk, and smile. A second major setback followed a year later, forcing him to confront uncertainty all over again. Years later, Dan would spend more than a decade at Hootsuite, helping organizations adopt new technology, navigate change, and deliver more than 1,000 professional learning...

What if the deeper question isn’t simply, “What would Jesus do?” but, “Who does Jesus say that I am?” In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Kristen Wambach, an acclaimed author, spiritual investigative journalist, leadership strategist, and host of the Interviewing Jesus Podcast. Kristen has spent decades exploring spiritual transformation and what she describes as “Heaven Engagement” —...

What does it take to survive when almost everything has been taken away? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with author Martin Bodek to talk about his grandfather’s extraordinary WWII story and the 19-year journey it took to bring that story to life. Martin’s grandfather served in four armies under extraordinary circumstances, survived the final battle of World War II, avoided cannibalism...

What makes someone a great leader? Is it the position they hold, the people they manage, or the impact they have on the lives of others? Kevin Wayne Johnson spent 34 years leading across the federal government and private industry before dedicating his life to developing leaders and helping individuals and organizations reach their potential. As the Founder and CEO of The Johnson Leadership Group,...

What happens when a business is doing plenty of marketing—but nobody is really responsible for making sure it all works together? Wes Towers has spent more than 20 years helping trades, construction, and industrial businesses improve the way they market themselves, from websites and SEO to broader strategy and marketing leadership. Today, through Uplift 360, Wes also works as a Virtual Marketing M...

What happens when the life you spent years building suddenly stops feeling like the life you’re meant to live? Ali Christos spent more than 15 years in business, real estate, and coaching before a difficult divorce, encounters with mortality, and years of Vipassana meditation pulled the floor out from under the identity he had built. That unraveling became the doorway into a deeper exploration of...

What happens when the life you’ve built no longer feels like the life you want to live? Bill Mullen spent years building a successful career in corporate leadership, marketing, and training before making a life-changing decision: he left the predictable path and moved to Thailand to pursue adventure full time. Today, better known to thousands of travelers as “Bangkok Bill,” Bill explores Thailand...

What happens when the things we use to escape our pain eventually force us to confront it? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Justin L. Shaw, a mystical comedian, Doctor of Divinity, and author of Sourcery 101: 13 Rungs to a Higher Elevation of Consciousness. Justin shares his deeply personal journey through trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and years spent navigati...

What happens when instability is all you’ve ever known—and you decide to build a life that can’t be easily taken away? Kevin “KAYR” Robinson grew up in deep poverty in West Philadelphia and moved more than 18 times before adulthood. After experiencing significant loss early in life, he could have allowed those circumstances to define him. Instead, he developed the discipline, systems, and resilien...

At some point, many of us face a role reversal we were never prepared for: the people who once cared for us begin to need our care. Kim Brant-Lucich and Alexander Nury are the co-authors of Survival Guide to Caring for Aging Parents. Together, they bring more than 50 years of combined healthcare experience—and, perhaps more importantly, their own personal experiences caring for aging parents and i...

What if the season that feels like the end of your life is actually preparing you for something you could never have imagined? Xenia Ioannidis went from homelessness in Miami to creating Crowned in Faith, a 12-book children’s faith series accompanied by coloring questbooks and original songs for children ages 4–10. Her journey began with survival. But through surrendering to God, Xenia came to und...

Most people hear about food recalls through headlines or social media—sometimes days after a recall has already been issued. In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Jordan Robinson, the founder of Anxin, a platform designed to help families stay ahead of food recalls and other household safety risks. Jordan explains the “Transmission Gap” between a recall being issued and consumers actual...