One of my favorite online comedians, JP Sears is here to talk about his comedic parodies of living the ultra-spiritual life, and also health and his creative process. JP is an active comedic YouTuber with over 300 million video views; he's also a standup comedian, an emotional healing coach, author, and speaker. He is also the host of his new podcast, The Awaken With JP Sears Show.

You'll hear JP share his humor, his wisdom and much more when you join us for episode 70 of Awesome Health Podcast!

Today you are learning from the master! Dave Asprey is here to share his bulletproof biohacks with us. Dave is the Founder & Chairman of Bulletproof. He is a three-time New York Times bestselling science author, and the host of the Webby award-winning podcast Bulletproof Radio. He has been featured on The Today Show, CNN, The New York Times, Dr. Oz, and more.

Listen to episode 69 with Dave Asprey to hear all biohacking secrets and so much more.

Many of us have or had certain ideas about how life at almost 30 and beyond would be - but what happens if we reach 30 and life doesn't look the way we envisioned it? We can follow the example set by today's guests, Krista Williams and Lindsey Simcik of the Almost 30 podcast.

Tune in to hear this fun, entertaining and insightful episode of Awesome Health Podcast.

Do you know how to address leaky gut? You may have heard the term or may even be dealing with it yourself, but is there a way to potentially eliminate it? Matt Gallant, my Bioptimizers co-founder and biohacking genius, joins us to talk about his latest research and findings on gut health and leaky gut.

Joshua Holland is a man who knows the importance of building your healthiest bag of tricks. Joshua is an in-demand biohacker, fitness trainer and holistic health coach. He brings his experiential knowledge and deep wisdom into all he does from working with professional athletes and well-known celebrities to exploring the latest tools and technologies in the marketplace.

On episode 66 of Awesome Health Podcast, Joshua tells us how he got started in the world of health and fitness.

Entrepreneurship is a demanding path, and no one knows this better than our guest Jag Chima. On being a high performance entrepreneur, Jag tells us exactly what it takes during episode 65 of Awesome Health Podcast.

How does retraining your brainwaves for your best health work? Here to tell us is our guest on today's show, Patrick Porter, PhD. He is blazing the trail in the brainwave entrainment world. He and his team of scientists and mindfulness experts have created BrainTap, an app with over 1,000 guided-audio programs designed to help users find their ideal health through sleeping better, achieving and maintaining weight and health wellness and revitalizing their cognitive performance.

Personal training seems like something you'd always have to do in person, but our guest has figured out how to make money online as a personal trainer. And he's here to share his expertise!

Jonathan Goodman is the founder of The Personal Trainer Development Center and online trader academy certification. He is an expert at showing fitness professionals how to take their business expertise and influence online and create a steady stream of business and income in today's marketplace.

Our guest today is someone you might recognize: Kyle Kingsbury is a retired mixed martial artist. He competed as a King of The Cage, and today's he the king of living fully. Kyle was a professional UFC fighter who won Spike TV's Ultimate Fighter competition and competed in the sport for six years. He was also a highly decorated football player in both high school and college. In fact, he was part of ASU's 2004 Sun Bowl winning team.

Regenerative farming: what is it and why does it matter? Our special guest today will explain all! Joining us is Jennifer Maynard, who has 20+ years of experience in biotech and pharmaceutical medicine. But she believes in food as medicine, which led her to found Greater Greens and Nutrition for Longevity.

Today we're talking about some of the issues around commercially-grown products, the risk of malnutrition, and how important food is in its natural state to support all of us in living healthy lives.