The Radical Brilliance Podcast

Episode 11 of the Radical Brilliance Podcast is with Clare Dubois, the founder of TreeSisters. Clare is a dramatic example of someone who got a “calling” which she could not but obey. You will hear in this podcast how she had a car accident: drove her car into a tree. It was in those few moments of shock and suspension of normal reality that she heard the voice which gave her the next steps. In a...

Episode seven of The Radical Brilliance Podcast is Vishen Lakhiani, the founder of Mindvalley. There is an overwhelming amount of information on the web, in books, seminars, and online courses, about how we can be the best versions of ourselves. Lots of people talk about this and have inspiring ideas, models, and practices to teach. Unfortunately, not everybody walks their talk as impressively as...

Episode nine of the Radical Brilliance Podcast is with Aaron Bigelow, Sophie Wingerd and Jordan Sheffield. You have probably heard the statement,“The future of medicine is energetic.” Contemporary medicine deals with the analysis of the signs and symptoms of disease to arrive at an accurate diagnosis: the recognition of a specific pathological state. It then prescribes remedies to make the present...

Episode eight of the Radical Brilliance podcast is with Dr Sue Morter, who I’ve known for many years. Her father, Dr. Ted Morter, developed a very innovative new form of chiropractic, which I have benefited from immensely. But in the last years, Sue has gone way beyond her training as a chiropractor. She has developed powerful insight about the electromagnetic impact of incarnation. Wow. Say...

Episode seven of the Radical Brilliance Podcast is with my good friend Dr. John Gray, with whom I coauthored the book Conscious Men . John is best known as a relationship expert since he wrote Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus almost 30 years ago. Although his skills are superlatively impressive in understanding the dynamics between men and women, he has helped me most in unraveling the comp...

Episode Six of the Radical Brilliance Podcast   is with my good friend, Eric Edmeades, the founder of WildFit. The production of food has gone through a dramatic metamorphosis, all within living memory. When I was a child, there were still farms which produced not only milk, but also meat and vegetables and honey, all within the same acreage. There was no such thing as “organic” becaus...

In episode five, I interview my very favorite human being of all the human beings there are alive on the planet. Generally, when I’m preparing to record a podcast there are some logistic questions. Am I going to travel to where they live? [I’ve done that… I flew to New York recently to interview Andrew Horn and Mickey Agarwal, I drove to Southen California for Daniel Schmachtenberger]. Can t...

Since she was a small child, Miki and her twin sister Radha have loved the question, “Who says?” In a gentle, humorous, and playful way, they both love to disrupt the status quo and question the existing rules which keep us repeating the same things over and over. Mickey is a serial entrepreneur. She loves to step into an existing industry, shake it up in the most disruptive way possib...

Daniel Schmachtenberger is best known for inventing the Nootropic Qualia, and now Eternis, produced by the Neurohacker Collective. But actually, that’s just one corner of everything that Daniel contributes. Daniel is truly a futurist, in the same way as Barbara Marx Hubbard or Peter Russell. He is an expert on mapping the architecture of possible future scenarios, and determining the best po...

Alex Ebert is best known as the founder and lead singer of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros . You have probably heard (and danced to) the song, Home . You may have seen the band perform on late-night TV, or heard them front line at a music festival. Alex also wrote the screenplay to Robert Redford’s film, All is Lost , for which he won an Emmy, and also for A Most Violent Year . People h...

Welcome to episode number one of the Radical Brilliance Podcast. It’s not just a random coincidence that our first guest is the extraordinary Lynne Twist. Lynne not only speaks about the essence of everything this podcast is about, but she also perfectly embodies it as well. Lynne was instrumental in the founding of The Hunger Project in the 1970s and went on to raise more than $2 billion to...