On this episode I sat down with Mr. Natty (@mrnattyofficial), one of the most interesting people I know. It’s hard to put him in a box, in fact you can’t, but he’s a men’s hair stylist, entrepreneur, world traveler, and even a permaculturalist with loads of stories and lil life hacks to keep you balanced and on your toes.

On this episode I sat down with Grace Duong (@grace.duong), founder of Mystic Mondays (@mysticmondays), the tarot for the modern mystic.

What you’re about to hear is a transcript of an article I wrote for Newgeography.com. It may seem high level but all the links to the data are in the actual piece. My hope is that this sparks some critical thinking around what's going on right now, and despite all the obstacles and darkness we’re up against, just why we might see a brighter future on the other side.

A few weeks back I sat down with Troy Casey, aka The Certified Health Nut, to dive into the world of holistic wellbeing and his new book #RippedAt50: A Journey to Self Love. If you haven’t seen Troy yet, I highly recommend you check him out on Instagram at @certifiedhealthnut before listening. He’s definitely shredded, probably running around in his USA Speedo, and of course dropping a ton of wisdom on how to optimize our human technology.

On this episode I sat down with Lee Theisen, the Chocolate Guru. Lee teaches the history, science and art of chocolate at UCLA, is an author, chocolate festival judge, avid world traveler and art scholar.

On this episode I sat down with @natma, digital creator, transformational life coach, healer & founder of @seekersandhealers, a platform that’s inspiring conscious living by sharing stories & healing modalities around the world.

If you’ve ever seen the matrix, then you know the scene where Keanu is offered the choice between the blue pill (the world he knows) and the red pill (the gateway to reality). Sure it’s just a movie, but we all face decisions like this throughout our lives. The problem is, a lot of times we don’t really know what we want. Or we’re afraid what will happen if we actually get what we truly want.

On this episode I sat down with Renat Gabitov, an entrepreneur, world traveler, and lifestyle engineer who’s on a mission to spark curiosity and adventure in people and businesses around the globe.

On this episode I sat down with Ra of Earth (@raofearth), a student and teacher of human technology.

If you haven’t heard of him yet, he’s the guy that made butt sunning go viral on Instagram. Ra drinks his urine too, takes regular ice baths, rides a unicycle, and doesn’t work out but stays miraculously shredded.

On this episode I sat down with Kristian Martinow (@kristianmartinow), a spiritual and wellness educator and a good friend of mine. We actually met earlier this year back in India while we were both studying yoga and trekking India.

Kristian’s worked with over 4,400 people teaching, facilitating, and coaching on things like how to master your mind, understand and learn how to process emotions, transforming your body through nutrition, energy and movement, create a meaningful life with direction and clarity, and finally, creating open and connected relationships.

On this episode I sat down with Shaheen Sadeghi, former Quicksilver president and founder of Lab Holding, a conscious real estate investment firm based in Southern California.

If you’ve been to Orange County you’ve probably been to one of his developments. The Lab Anti-Mall, the Camp, or The Packing House. They’re kind of like little micro villages, bringing together craft food vendors, boutiques, art, and people of all types.

We sat down with founders Elly Bannon (@ellybannon) and Clea Isabella (@cleaisabella) to share our stories of personal growth and entrepreneurship. The idea for the show came when Charlie and Elly (old college friends) recently reconnected over their similar spiritual and business journeys.

In this episode we chat about what it took to trust our intuition and start living in more alignment with our purpose, the relationship between entrepreneurship, personal development, and spiritual growth, daily routines and rituals that keep us grounded, clear, and focused on our goals, and the importance of self respect and self love and how they’re related to each other

This week I sat down with Sydney Strabala (@creatingsyd), a highly experienced program coordinator and passionate creator on a mission to empower human beings to step into their best selves.

Syd's approach is multi-dimensional - she’s a certified Kundalini Yoga & meditation teacher, breathwork coach, and sound healing practitioner. She’s also a multi-media artist, creative director, and founder of The Underground Society - a creative social club that brings together artists through meet-ups and retreats around the world.

On this episode I sat down with Violet Louise, an Orange County based Reiki Master and psychic intuitive healer. She’s certified in traditional usui reiki, kundalini reiki, oncology reiki, animal reiki, and infertility/pregnancy/birth reiki - all of which have given her a very intricate comprehension of the energetic body, through which helps people gain a deeper understanding of their own energetic blockages and imbalances.

Damon D’Amore specializes working with two distinct types of leaders: C-Suite executives and founding teams. His work with corporate C-Suite executives focuses on legacy and helping leaders accomplish current tactical goals that ultimately facilitate their personal or organizational legacy at retirement.

Mr. D’Amore works with founding teams of companies positioned for hyper-growth focusing on implementing personal performance systems and positioning these companies to scale into industry or category-leading organizations. He works directly with these leaders or via their institutional and venture investors.

When Bill Sullivan moved to Auroville in 1974, he dropped the -ill from his name and became B. Just B. He had a steady job teaching at a university in Los Angeles, but when he learned about an experimental township being built in India, he had to make a radical shift and join the cause he’d been searching for since he was just a boy.