Jonathan

The Uncommon Minds Experience

The Uncommon Mind Experience is a podcast for people who refuse to accept broken systems. Each episode features founders, physicians, engineers, and innovators who sit at the intersection of technology, medicine, and entrepreneurial thinking unpacking how they identify problems others overlook and build solutions that actually work. This isn't motivation. It's methodology.

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Author

Jonathan

Category

Education

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Oct 31, 2026

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Episodes

A Mother Seal Does Not Petition the Orca. She Teaches Her Pup to Swim. 12.06.2026

Kate Markland was a physiotherapist for twenty years. Her whole career was built on one skill. Listening to the story beneath the symptom. Not what was broken. What was being carried. Then she lost access to her son. A court-ordered separation left her with one hour of FaceTime contact with Gabriel each week. One hour. Instead of filling the silence with grief, she asked him a question. "Do you wa...

Brand Strategy, Broken Hearts, and the Daily Work of Becoming 11.06.2026

Reuben Butterfield builds brands for heart-led businesses. He is the founder of Round 3 Agency. He helps people clarify who they are, design how they show up, and grow with intention. But that is not why I wanted to talk to him. In 2025, Reuben lost his co-parent. The mother of his kids. And his own mother. Inside a very short period of time. He does not talk about grief like someone who read a bo...

Science Meets the Buddha: A Practical Guide to Mental WeLL-Being 11.06.2026

Saw Myint is a mother of two. A 52-year-old Burmese-Australian woman. She is a CPA-qualified finance broker and property developer. She also runs a charity called Wake Up Ltd. She has been supporting people in need since she was 20 years old. For the past decade, her Buddhist practice has guided her own mental health journey. She now shares insights from self mental healthcare and stress relief pr...

20 Years Too Late: Why We Are Teaching Adults the Wrong Way 09.06.2026

Jill Delgado spent over 20 years inside global organizations. Microsoft. GE. HP. American Express. She watched brilliant strategies fail. Millions of dollars wasted. Not because the plan was bad. Because people resist. She realized something uncomfortable. Corporate America spends millions trying to retrofit adults with agility, empathy, and innovation. But we are starting twenty years too late. S...

€1 Billion in New Revenue: Bruno Pešec on Profitable Innovation 08.06.2026

Most companies talk about innovation. Very few actually profit from it. Bruno Pešec is one of the rare advisors who has helped senior leaders unlock €1 billion in new revenue and open doors to €28 billion in new market opportunities. Not by preaching theory. By rolling up his sleeves inside organisations across defense, manufacturing, financial services, healthcare, and more. He has been trained b...

Data-Driven Theology: An Engineer Asks Questions Most People Avoid 05.06.2026

John Zachary is not a preacher. He is not a theologian. He is a former engineer and data analyst who started asking a very unusual question. What if history is not random? What if ancient timelines, astronomical cycles, and historical events contain measurable patterns that we have been missing because we separate science and faith into different boxes? He calls his framework Data-Driven Theology....

The Nurse Who Sat With the Dying and Wrote Their Truths 02.06.2026

Nancy Jasin Ensley has sat with dying people. Not in a dramatic way. In a real way. She is a hospice specialist. A nurse. A legal nurse consultant. A teacher. A mother of five. A grandmother of fourteen. And an author who writes across almost every genre you can name. Memoir. Mystery. Science fiction. Thrillers. Children's books. She has been in the room when people take their last breath. She has...

Born to Achieve? Michael T. Brown on Why Everyone Can Win 31.05.2026

For 25 years, Michael T. Brown has been helping people win. He is a Licensed counselor. He is a consultant. He is an author. He trains violence interrupters for the DC Attorney General's office. That means he helps stop fights before they start. In this episode, we talk about: The one thing that keeps most people stuck What makes an effective Leader (not just a boss) How to build healthy relations...

Unfencing the Fiction: A Talk with Air Force Veteran Turned Author 31.05.2026

He spent twenty years in the Air Force. Then fifteen more at NORAD. And then he wrote a ten-book fantasy series. Terrence Rotering is the author of The Chronicles of Trinian. It is a massive story that mixes science fiction, fantasy, and spiritual warfare. Think Tolkien meets C.S. Lewis meets Frank Peretti. In this episode, we talk about: What the series is about and why it is different What "unfe...

Clarity, Confidence, and Aligned Success – Steve Barton on The Game of Ten® 27.05.2026

Do you have the job, the money, and the success… but still feel empty inside? Steve Barton knows that feeling. He grew a business from $200,000 to $2 million. But he learned that success does not fix fear, self-doubt, guilt, or shame. Steve is an executive coach and the creator of The Game of Ten®. He helps high achievers stop playing the old mental games that keep them stuck. He shows them how to...

How do people make good decisions when information is incomplete or timing is tight? 25.05.2026

In a fast-paced world, we rarely have the luxury of perfect clarity or unlimited time. So how do top performers, leaders, and everyday people make high-stakes choices when the clock is ticking and the data is hazy? In this episode, we break down the psychology of decision-making under pressure. Discover the mental models, gut instincts, and hidden traps that shape our choices when we have to act f...

Stepping Back to Move Forward 16.05.2026

Who am I outside of my achievements? In this episode, I take a step back to look at my career journey, the defining moments that shaped me, and what drives my professional passion. Join me for an honest conversation about finding identity in your work, navigating pivotal career shifts, and the lessons learned along the way.

Engineering to podcasting: The world truly is your oyster 14.05.2026

What happens when you trade engineering formulas for a podcast microphone? In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of an engineering graduate who took a leap of faith into the world of audio creation. Discover how they leveraged their technical background to build a rapidly growing podcast from scratch. Proof that your degree doesn't define your boundaries. the world truly is your oyst...

Welcome to The uncommon minds experience 14.05.2026

Welcome to The Uncommon Mind Experience. Hosted by Joe, this podcast lives at the intersection of technology, medicine, and the entrepreneurial mindset. We bypass the polished highlight reels, the hustle culture fluff, and the rehearsed keynote answers. Instead, we dive deep into the messy, obsessive, first-principles thinking required to fix broken systems

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