Move Mountains Podcast

Most health and wellness brands are missing a crucial edge — scientific validation. Megan Morris, founder of MOQ Collective, reveals how clinical trials and third-party testing are transforming a saturated industry. Learn why consumers are smarter, more skeptical, and demanding transparency — and how brands that invest in credible proof will win long-term trust. In this episode, Megan shares the s...

Connect With Charlie : CLICK HERE Connect With Dr. John Holmes: CLICK HERE Most maritime emissions are overlooked—until now. Dr. John Holmes reveals how a simple, portable system is revolutionizing port operations and slashing ship emissions by over 50%, without costly modifications. Imagine turning a giant HEPA vacuum into a portable emissions-cleaning station—just attach, process, and release cl...

Connect With JJ Parma: www.jjparma.com Most of us overlook the power of simple routines—and that might be preventing us from reaching our full potential. JJ Parma, a former elite Navy SEAL, reveals how grounding, discipline, and accepting your flaws are the real keys to transformation. In this candid conversation, he uncovers the everyday habits that have helped him heal, improve sleep, and regain...

  In this conversation, Yasmine Fage discusses her experiences as a founder in the autonomous driving sector, highlighting the unique challenges faced in Europe, particularly regarding regulations. She shares insights on team motivation, the importance of authenticity in leadership, and the need for personal growth and self-awareness. Yasmine emphasizes the value of mentorship and the evolving nat...

In this episode, Charlie White interviews Tony Crescenzo, the CEO of Intelligent Waves and founder of Peak Neuro. They discuss Tony's journey as a veteran and the challenges of reintegration into civilian life. The conversation delves into the importance of supporting veterans, the innovative neurotechnology developed by Peak Neuro, and how it aids in mental health, particularly for PTSD and TBI....

Join us in this compelling episode as we dive into the world of conscious leadership with Sindhu Srivastava, CEO of We Crush Events and founder of Girls Who CEO. Discover how Sindhu's journey from Silicon Valley to entrepreneurship is redefining human connection as a measurable driver of success. Through candid discussions on consciousness, leadership, and overcoming personal challenges, Sindhu sh...

Transforming Generosity: An Interview with DonorSee's Chadwick Cobb In this episode of Move Mountains, host Charlie White interviews Chadwick Cobb, the COO of DonorSee. DonorSee is an innovative platform connecting donors directly with real stories of need globally. Chadwick shares insights on leading with purpose, combating extreme poverty, and fostering meaningful donor-recipient relationships....

In this episode, Greg Warner shares his transformative journey from personal adversity to becoming a leader in philanthropic innovation. He discusses the emotional and personal experiences that shaped his approach to donor engagement and the creation of MarketSmart, a platform that revolutionizes how nonprofits connect with donors. Greg's story is one of resilience, leadership, and a deep commitme...

In this engaging conversation, Dave Nettle reflects on the principles that have guided his adventurous life, from scaling mountains to training urban gondola rescue teams. Dave shares his perspective on thriving in uncertainty and the importance of planning while remaining flexible. He underscores the joy of assisting others in stepping out of their comfort zones and embracing new challenges. Thro...

Navigating the Future: David Ma on AI and Education In this episode of Move Mountains, host Charlie White converses with David Ma, CEO of Hope Street Group and former Head of Product for Jobs at Facebook. They delve into David's journey from leading a global job search platform to innovating AI-powered tools that aid high school students and teachers in preparing for the future. David shares heart...

What does it mean to lead from the heart in a world that often prioritizes numbers over people? In this episode, business leader and entrepreneur Paulina Riedler joins us to share how she's built teams, navigated seasons of change, and defined freedom on her own terms. From fostering emotional safety at work to recognizing that freedom can mean different things at different life stages, Paulina's...

What does running 135 miles across Death Valley in 113°F heat teach you about life and leadership? In this episode, ultra runner, coach, and motivational speaker Adam Kimble joins us just one week after placing 4th in the Badwater 135—one of the toughest footraces on earth. Adam opens up about his journey through extreme endurance, the mindset required to endure prolonged suffering, and how those...

In this episode, we sit down with Susan Purvis to explore leadership through the lens of search and rescue, wilderness medicine, and personal transformation. Susan shares her story of walking away from a career as a gold exploration geologist to pursue a life of saving lives, in the backcountry and in herself. We discuss how systems thinking simplifies complexity, whether in emergency medicine or...

In this episode, we sit down with Susan Purvis to explore leadership through the lens of search and rescue, wilderness medicine, and personal transformation. Susan shares her story of walking away from a career as a gold exploration geologist to pursue a life of saving lives, in the backcountry and in herself. We discuss how systems thinking simplifies complexity, whether in emergency medicine or...

In this episode, we sit down with Shelby Hart to explore the deeper side of leadership, one rooted in compassion, courage, and self-awareness. Shelby shares her personal journey from ICU trauma nurse to leadership facilitator, reflecting on the moments that reshaped her understanding of healing, purpose, and presence. We talk about how unprocessed emotion can surface in the body, how belief system...

  Welcome back to  Messy Adventures in Mindful Leadership with Charlie White. Today, we're joined by Lizzie Harbin, who offers invaluable insights on leading amidst life's unpredictability. Lizzie emphasizes the importance of embracing life's messiness as a leader. From giving meaningful feedback to fostering open communication, she underscores the need for authenticity and resilience. She encoura...

Yosi Amram joins host Charlie White for an enlivening conversation about converging leadership with spiritual intelligence in episode of 49 of 'Messy Adventures in Leadership.' Yosi has coached over a hundred CEOs in the past twenty years. Serving as both a confidant and coach, he offers a sounding board for CEOs, providing guidance and coaching on building and managing companies, teams, investors...

Join Move Mountains Charlie White and Chris Yount as they discuss the struggles and growth of running a business. Chris is all too familiar with leading teams, guiding entrepreneurs, and finding self-actualization through serving others and leadership development. His advice for those in business dealing with the ups and downs: "Do your best to find a peer group where you can share your struggles...

After losing her husband suddenly at 30 years old with a 1-year-old son and pregnant, Amanda Bauer Frisch has navigated life with incredible grace. So, what is a Participation Trophy? Amanda emphasizes that we need to redefine what a participation trophy really is. First place isn't the same as showing up, but we still need to recognize that as a society, most people are dealing with silent battle...

Join Move Mountains and Jane Burkhart and Lizzie Harbin. This jaw-dropping and inspiring conversation with Mother and daughter is full of hope and empowerment. Listen as they share their story in a candid conversation about their experience of domestic abuse and their journey and inspiration in healing. This podcast has inspired Move Mountains to partner with the local family advocacy organization...

In this podcast, Rosie Hackett shares her experience as a mindful leader and her recovery journey. She emphasizes her love for coaching and teaching, offering both services to individuals looking to enhance their lives. The Move Mountains Atlas Hub is a platform where Rosie will be sharing her wisdom and skills to help others improve their lives. Charlie White and Rosie discuss the importance of s...

In this episode of 'Messy Adventures in Leadership,' Charlie White and Amanda Simonton dive into the influence of work on personal life and vice versa, which is more complex than it may seem. Influential components of your work world, such as people and experiences, can drastically influence your free time activities. Serving in the Army National Guard for six and a half years provided Amanda with...

Join Charlie White and Brian Williams in this incredible podcast focused on Kindness. Brian Williams is the founder of Think Kindness, a nonprofit organization that aims to inspire positive change by conducting massive kindness takeovers in schools, communities, and corporations. The organization was founded in 2009 after Brian's mother asked him to conduct an Anti-Bullying Assembly at her school,...

Join Move Mountains Founder Charlie White as he chats with Jeremey Lawson of the Focused Warrior System. Learn how Jeremy overcame a major head injury by using his mindset and focus. With a master's degree in kinesiology, Jeremy Lawson has 22 years' experience training elite athletes who went on to national pro leagues like the NFL, the NBA, and the PGA Tour. He's also a Certified Strength & Condi...

"I am a Masterpiece and a hot mess at the same time." Rosie Hackett After surviving an avalanche in Canada's Backcountry, Move Mountain team member and results coach Rosie Hacket sits down with Charlie for a great discussion on the mindset behind dealing with injury.  'I'm here, I'm open, and I trust.' Rosie Hackett is a results coach in South Lake Tahoe, a Professional skier, and overall incredib...