Radical Responsibility Podcast

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...

One of your biggest limitations isn't about talent, but about belief. In this conversation, Steven Kotler - New York Times bestselling author, award-winning journalist, and Executive Director of the Flow Research Collective - explores how flow states can rewire the stories we tell ourselves, expand what we think is possible, and radically upgrade performance. We talk about fear, resilience, peak s...

Dr. Dawson Church has spent decades proving what mystics have always known: our thoughts literally rewire our brains in real time. His research with thousands of PTSD veterans reveals how simple acupressure tapping can break trauma loops that have persisted for years, sometimes in a single session. But Church's work goes beyond healing. He's discovered that meditation produces the same neurochemic...

Four-time world weightlifting champion Jerzy Gregorek didn't just build physical strength—he discovered that true power comes from making hard choices when easy ones beckon. From risking his life in Poland's Solidarity movement to rebuilding in America as a political refugee, Jerzy learned that discipline without joy becomes punishment, and comfort without challenge becomes meaningless. In this co...

Stephen Ibaraki has shaped over $100 trillion in sustainable investments and guided the world’s top 100 CEOs through technological transformations a decade ahead of their time. But his most radical insight isn’t about the power of Quantum Computing—it’s about the power of Radical Curiosity. In this far-reaching conversation, the founder of the UN ITU AI for Good initiative joins Dr. Fleet Maull to...

What if the mismatch between our biology and the modern world is keeping us from reaching our full human potential? In this conversation, I sit with Eric Edmeades, creator of the WildFit program, to explore a radically different way of relating to food, health, and performance. Instead of dieting through restriction and self-judgment, Eric invites us into a more compassionate, biologically informe...

What if marketing didn’t have to feel confusing, exhausting, or out of alignment with who you are? In this episode, I sit with marketing strategist Billy Broas and his elegantly simple Five Light Bulbs Framework, a way of clarifying your message so it actually lands with the people you’re here to serve. Too many entrepreneurs care deeply about their work but feel overwhelmed by marketing tactics,...

What if some of our most profound spiritual experiences are not outside of us, but already wired into our biology? In this episode, I sit with the pioneering work of Dr. Rick Strassman and his decades-long inquiry into DMT, one of the most mysterious and powerful molecules produced by the human body. His research invites us to reconsider the boundaries between meditation, psychedelics, near-death...

What if success doesn’t come from grinding harder—but from loving what you’re doing? In this episode, Dr. Fleet Maull sits down with transformational teacher and entrepreneur Gay Hendricks to explore the inner dimension of entrepreneurship—and why happiness is not a byproduct of success, but one of its greatest drivers. Gay shares how entrepreneurs thrive when they align their work with what they...

What if the real purpose of marketing isn’t persuasion at all—but service? In this episode, I sit down with Richard Taubinger to explore what conscious marketing looks like when we genuinely put the customer’s well-being first. Instead of chasing conversions or pushing urgency, we talk about slowing down, telling the truth, and helping people make the right decision, even when that decision is no....

What if healing doesn’t always require a dramatic breakthrough, but a gentle return to balance? In this episode, I explore the emerging science and lived experience of microdosing psychedelics with Dr. James Fadiman, one of the true pioneers in this field. We talk about what microdosing really is: small, sub-perceptual amounts of substances like psilocybin and LSD, and why so many people report fe...

What if aging isn’t written into your DNA the way we’ve been led to believe? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Kien Vuu to challenge one of the most common assumptions about aging, that our genes are our destiny. We explore the emerging science of epigenetics and bioenergetic medicine, and how our biology is far more responsive, adaptive, and influenced by our daily choices than most of us real...

What if the real power of AI isn’t about chasing the latest tools, but about solving the right problem first? In this episode, I sit down with Brad Costanzo to cut through the noise around artificial intelligence and bring the conversation back to something far more grounded and effective: bottlenecks. Instead of feeling overwhelmed by endless AI possibilities, Brad invites us to slow down, identi...

What happens when science, healing, and culture finally meet in the same room, and something genuinely new becomes possible? I recently returned from the MAPS Psychedelic Science Conference in Denver, and I can honestly say it felt like a turning point. What gathered there wasn’t just a community of researchers or clinicians, but a broad and unlikely coalition, scientists, veterans, therapists, po...

What if the story you’ve been living is actually the bridge to the people you’re meant to serve? In today’s conversation with Sammy Taggett, “Shoebox Moses”, I explore how our most human moments, sometimes our most painful, become the very narratives that build trust, deepen connection, and move our businesses forward with real integrity. Sammy’s journey is extraordinary, and the way he’s learned...

What if the tension you’re carrying isn’t the result of one big traumatic moment, but the quiet accumulation of stress your body has been holding for years? In this episode, I sit down with Christopher Lee Maher, former Navy SEAL and creator of True Body Intelligence, to explore his powerful concept of Strauma, the slow, often invisible buildup of chronic stress that can quietly turn into pain, an...