Radical Responsibility Podcast

What if healing isn't always about calming the nervous system, but sometimes requires bringing frozen parts of ourselves back to life? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with Brian Tierney, PhD, somatic psychologist, educator, and host of The Boundless Body podcast, to explore the connection between trauma, the nervous system, and embodied healing. From anxiety and emotional repression to deepl...

What if better health begins by paying attention to the environment your body experiences every day? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with Andy Mant, founder of BON CHARGE, to explore the intersection of wellness technology, human biology, and radical responsibility. Andy shares how his own struggles with weight, health, and sleep led him to question conventional approaches and eventually bui...

What if the goal isn't to eliminate fear and anxiety, but to transform your relationship with them? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with meditation teacher and spiritual educator Craig Hamilton to explore fear, anxiety, and the surprising role they can play on the path of personal and spiritual transformation. Craig introduces the concept of “sacred anxiety”—the recognition that our lives ar...

What if lasting change isn't about reinventing yourself overnight—but learning how to make the next good choice? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with author, teacher, and The One You Feed podcast creator Eric Zimmer for a deeply personal exploration of addiction, recovery, self-compassion, identity, and the mechanics of meaningful change. Eric reflects on reaching a point in his twenties whe...

What if anxiety isn’t something we need to eliminate—but something we can learn to understand and work with differently? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with NeuroDynamic Breathwork creator Michael Stone to explore anxiety, embodiment, and the unconscious patterns that can shape the way we experience the world. Michael shares his own journey from an anxious childhood and a deep need for cont...

What if aging, energy, and performance are more programmable than we’ve been taught to believe? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with Dave Asprey, widely recognized as the father of biohacking, to explore the future of longevity, human performance, and personalized health. Dave shares how his own struggles with obesity, chronic fatigue, and brain fog led him into decades of self-experimentati...

What if spiritual awakening isn't about escaping your humanity—but becoming grounded enough to hear something deeper within it? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with angel expert, ordained minister, spiritual teacher, and author Alisha Das to explore angels, intuition, surrender, trauma, and the challenge of discerning genuine spiritual guidance from the voice of our own conditioning. Raised...

What if anxiety, burnout, and chronic stress aren’t isolated problems—but interconnected signals pointing toward something deeper? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with naturopathic doctor and psychotherapist Dr. Ameet Aggarwal to explore his holistic approach to understanding the relationship between our physical health, nervous system, emotions, and unresolved trauma. Drawing from his own c...

Why do the same relationship patterns seem to repeat themselves, even when we're deeply committed to creating healthier connections? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with integrative therapist and bestselling author Alex Howard to explore how childhood experiences shape the stories we tell ourselves, the attachment styles we develop, and the nervous system patterns that influence every relati...

Most entrepreneurs believe the path to success starts with building a business from the ground up. Roland Frasier believes there's a smarter way. In this conversation, Fleet sits down with renowned entrepreneur, investor, and acquisitions expert Roland Frasier to unpack the strategies behind buying, scaling, and selling businesses. Roland explains why acquiring established companies often carries...

Most entrepreneurs spend years trying to grow one customer at a time. But what if there was a faster path? In this conversation, Fleet sits down with globally recognized mergers and acquisitions expert Jeremy Harbour to explore how entrepreneurs can use acquisitions, mergers, and exit planning to build wealth more strategically. Jeremy explains why buying an existing business often carries less ri...

Many entrepreneurs and high achievers believe success requires pushing harder. But what if the key to sustainable performance is learning how to slow down? In this conversation, Dr. Danielle Griffin joins Fleet to explore the science of nervous system regulation, somatic healing, and why chronic stress and burnout often stem from living in survival mode. Together, they discuss how trauma is stored...

What if the most valuable asset in your business isn't your product, it's your story? Lisa Nichols has spent nearly three decades helping people find their voice, own their value, and create transformational businesses rooted in purpose. Rising from a struggling single mother living on public assistance to the CEO of a multimillion-dollar company, Lisa has inspired millions by showing that confide...

What if entrepreneurship wasn't about working harder, but about creating the freedom to live life on your own terms? Eric Edmeades has built successful companies across industries ranging from technology and education to health and personal development. In this conversation, he shares the lessons he's learned about creating businesses that generate both financial success and personal freedom. Toge...

What if fatigue isn't something you simply have to accept, and aging isn't nearly as limiting as we've been led to believe? Ari Whitten has spent more than two decades studying the science of human energy, mitochondrial health, nutrition, circadian biology, and longevity. In this conversation, he explains why many of the declines we associate with aging are actually the result of modern lifestyles...

What if the greatest factor influencing your health isn't your genetics, your diet, or even your exercise routine—but the beliefs you carry about yourself and the world? In this profound conversation, Jason Prall shares insights from over two decades of work in health optimization, functional medicine, ancient healing traditions, and longevity research. Drawing from his travels studying some of th...

What if growing older could actually become the best chapter of your life? Brian Vaszily has spent more than two decades studying the science of healthy aging, longevity, and human potential. Through his work with leading researchers, physicians, and wellness experts, he's uncovered a surprising truth: one of the biggest threats to our health isn't age itself—it's the beliefs we've internalized ab...

What if your mind isn’t something you’re stuck with - but something you can design? Ryan A. Bush introduces the concept of “psychitecture,” a powerful framework that treats your thoughts, emotions, and habits like algorithms that can be rewritten. Drawing from ancient philosophy, modern psychology, and systems thinking, he reveals how anxiety, depression, and even identity itself are not fixed tra...

After completing more than 1,000 acquisitions and exits and building a portfolio of companies generating over $6.3 billion annually, Roland Frasier recognized AI as a business revolution the day ChatGPT launched. Having worked with technology and automation for decades, he immediately saw its potential to transform how companies operate, grow, and scale. Today, Roland is using agentic AI to automa...

You freeze before you know why. Your heart races before you register the threat. Dr. Joseph LeDoux has spent decades mapping the neural pathways that prove a startling truth: fear is not what saves you. The survival response comes first, fast and unconscious, routed through ancient circuitry that predates emotion itself. What we call fear is something we construct afterward, a narrative built on t...

Alex Howard built a global health clinic by his 20s, walked away from a BBC television deal to protect his autonomy, and accidentally lost a fortune in Bitcoin by trading instead of holding. His path from chronic fatigue patient to running conferences with 185,000 attendees wasn't linear, and it wasn't clean. This conversation strips away the highlight reel. Alex talks about the cash flow pressure...

Michael Brady, founder of Generosity Wealth Management, hit the pinnacle of traditional finance only to watch his world evaporate in the 2008 crash. But that loss became his greatest teacher, forcing a shift from chasing numbers to stoking the fire of intentional generosity. Today, he's redefining wealth management by proving that money doesn't just buy things but also magnifies who we already are...

Neil Markey went from leading Rangers in combat to leading psychedelic retreats in Jamaica. The transition wasn't clean. Depression, PTSD, and a divorce during his MBA forced him underground, where he found psilocybin and meditation. Now as CEO of Beckley Retreats, he's wrestling with a question the entire psychedelic movement faces: how do you scale something sacred without breaking it? This conv...

Australia made history by rescheduling MDMA and psilocybin for therapeutic use, and it didn't happen the usual way. It came from thousands of citizen submissions, growing scientific evidence, and a recognition that current mental health treatments just aren't working for most people. In this episode, we sit down with Tania de Jong, an Award-winning Social Entrepreneur, Global Speaker, Soprano, and...

Your beliefs aren't abstract. They're wiring your brain in real time, and according to Dr. David Perlmutter, they're also determining whether your mitochondria thrives or fails. In this conversation, we move past the idea that modern medicine will catch you when you fall and into the harder truth: your daily choices are either building cognitive resilience or feeding a cycle of inflammation that c...