The Antony Gordon Show

My guest, Sean Callagy, is not only a phenomenal warrior entrepreneur, who speaks on stage with Tony Robbins and got his own massive law firm, but he’s also legally blind as well. This is a guy with tremendous perspective energy. Sean Callagy grew up with the idea that ordinary people could do remarkable things. He hoped to be a professional athlete, but his eye condition degenerated to the...

In this episode I had the privilege to speak with my friend and minimalist speaker, coach, author, mentor, and now a fellow TEDx talker, Chris Lovett. Coming from a background of accumulating stuff and living life with the purpose of acquiring more “things,” Chris found himself lacking in meaning and purpose. He began learning to let go, creating a new path and direction in life to act...

I got to speak with Jillian Richardson, who is a loneliness expert, professional facilitator, and bestselling author. She’s also the founder of The Joy List, a weekly newsletter of community-centered events in NYC. Jillian helps people learn the skills to connect more deeply to themselves and others, and has inspired thousands through her workshops, interviews, and public speaking engagement...

I had the privilege of speaking with special guest Darren Margolias, the Executive Director of Beast Philanthropy, the prominent YouTube channel known for its charitable donations and generosity. Darren tells of his path from big business and money to trying to find more meaning in life and purpose in what he was doing, finally landing himself in a position at Beast Philanthropy and dedicating him...

Today I speak with Joel Wolh who is the co-founder of Bizfluence, an alternative business networking platform to Linkedin that has a greater focus on small businesses and the little guy. He noticed that small businesses do not have the same results as the large fortune 500 companies, and he will post something on Twitter, for example, that gets no traction, but then he’ll comment on someone...

I had the pleasure of speaking with Naveen K. Jain, who is an Indian-American business executive, entrepreneur, and the founder and former CEO of InfoSpace. We had an amazing conversation about dreaming big and going after that dream no matter how crazy it may seem. So many people, especially young people, are afraid of failing, but failing is just part of the process and is just part of finding t...

The Ambassador of Joy, Barry Shore, is a mental health activist, change maker, and life transformer whose profound message of joy is being embraced globally. He has experienced various setbacks in life such as a nasty car crash from which he had to take 2 years to recover, and then was completely paralyzed overnight from a rare disease that still affects him today, but he went on to build a system...

In this episode it is my pleasure to speak with and introduce to you Joe Cohen. Joe provides human capital consulting and leadership coaching. He has worked with leaders at various companies, including Microsoft, Boeing, Navy Seals, AT&T, Deloitte, Wells Fargo, All State, Ulta Beauty, Paul Weiss LLP, Fidelity and Google. As a leadership coach, Joe draws upon over a decade of training in variou...

David Caldwell AKA Dac, is an American football safety who is currently a free agent, He played college football at William & Mary. He grew up in a home with a mom and a dad who took care of him and taught him respect, and he always saw and respected his dad as his hero. We discuss the importance of parenting and establishing respect in the parent-child relationship rather than this friendly r...

Solly Krok is arguably one of South Africa’s greatest and most colorful entrepreneurs. He founded Twins Pharmaceuticals and Gold Reef City Resorts amongst many other great businesses. His philanthropic actions helped transform the Jewish community and South Africa, but he didn’t start out with money. In fact, he started out quite poor and had to work hard with his brother to build the...

The misuse of and addiction to opioids--including prescription pain relievers, heroin, and fentanyl -- is the worst public health disaster in American history. My guest, Harry Nelson, author of the much acclaimed book “The United States of Opioids: A Prescription For Liberating A Nation In Pain” explores the deeper root causes that provide fertile ground for the worst public health cri...

In this episode I talk with filmmaker, Disney animation artist, and voice actor, Saul Blinkoff, who tells us his story of how he discovered his dream of working in the entertainment industry and the many roadblocks he ran into on his journey to achieving his dream. He worked extremely hard to become a Disney animator, but when it came time for recruitment, he was not selected. Little did he know t...

Today I speak to Jeffrey Flamm, the CEO of Infinite Mind, and we discuss the concept of success, which is much broader than just the financial side of things. We discuss the moment when Jeff saw a very large sum of money come into his life and how that affected it, especially in ways some might not think. A lot of people that come into big money forget about the things that matter and often will s...

Today I meet with the founder of marijuanadoctors.com, a company focused and dedicated to legitimizing the process for the booking and selection of medical marijuana doctors by standardizing the criteria and selection process for doctors allowed to join their trusted network of quality physicians. We discuss the benefits and controversies of the uses of cannabis in today’s society and touch...

In today’s episode I have on the show Rabbi Frankfurter, the Editor in Chief of Ami Magazine, one of the leading publications, which is focused primarily on the orthodox Jewish community. We discuss a bit about the current state of our society and how its values have evolved, which in some ways has been a good thing, but in others not so good. We talk about how recent changes in society have...

Today I meet with American professional volleyball player, sports announcer, fashion model and actress, Gabby Reece, and we talk about her career and the life lessons she has learned throughout her career. Gabby tells about her upbringing and the opportunities that came to her having the height and athleticism that she did, and then we go into how things have translated into parenting. “Succ...

In this episode I talk with host Joe Ryan of the “It’s Not You, It’s Your Trauma” podcast about life and the various things people have to deal with that they tend not to talk about. Joe tells about trauma he experienced in his own life and what his unmatured brain at the time did to deal with it, which subconsciously he has spent years trying to suppress, and then finally...

Today I speak with president of the Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny, podcast and talk show host, Jesse Lee Peterson. We discuss the large issue of today being that many people are claiming to be a victim of what has happened to them and have turned away from God, causing them to have a very selfish view of the world and those around them. Jesse grew up working on a plantation during the...

In this episode I interview love and life coach Terri Cole, whose mission and dharma is teaching women how to attract and sustain healthy, vibrant, Real Love into their lives and how to establish and maintain effective boundaries with ease and grace. We discuss relationships and how Terri has got to where she is in life, what she has learned, and life lessons we can all apply into our own lives. W...

Today I meet with prolific attorney, Harry Rothenberg, who has reached multiple seven to eight million dollar verdicts and settlements for his firm’s clients, and we discuss being Jewish and religion. We discuss life and the various experiences and lessons we’ve garnered throughout, and Harry tells various stories of his own life and things he’s learned from his own family and th...

Today I have the pleasure of speaking with my great South African friend, Larry Linton, someone I’ve worked with and known throughout my career and also who has suffered from Parkinson’s Disease. The typical diagnosis age for PD is 65 years old, but Larry was diagnosed at 49 and explains what he experiences, and then how he has approached this disease with life. Coming to accept the di...

In this episode I meet with the host of the Adult Child Podcast, Andrea Ashley, who has taken a very courageous journey and will be telling us her story. She learned a family secret at a young age that her mom was an alcoholic, which had a large impact on her, and then affected her development as she grew up. She got into alcoholism and struggled with being an alcoholic from middle school until sh...

Today I had the opportunity to speak with podcast host, life coach, writer, and musician, Simon Drew. Our culture is heavily influenced by the various voices which dominate social and mainstream media, and when someone like Jordan Peterson speaks or says something that questions or even goes against the mainstream “gospel” so to speak, people lose their minds and all hell breaks loose....

In this episode I have the pleasure of speaking with transformational teacher Kute Blackson, the author of New York Times Best Seller “You. Are. The. One.” Kute had a lot of expectations he was “supposed” to live up to, but when he looked at his future, seeing himself becoming successful while doing something that wasn’t true to who he was, he only saw unhappiness, so...

Today I sit down with photographer Andrew Bernstein and sportscaster James Walker, both successful in their careers, and we discuss the world of sports and where they see it going from here as we get through the pandemic. You would think viewership and ratings would go up for sports as people are stuck at home and have extra time to be watching TV, but the opposite has proven true. James and Andre...