What becomes possible when we stop trying to control every part of life—and start participating more fully in creating it?
Welcome to Season 7 of The Brain Crops Podcast, hosted by entrepreneur, speaker, coach, creator, and lifelong explorer Chelsea Myers.
This season follows a fascinating thread running through Chelsea’s work, travels, conversations, and adventures: the idea that each of us may be far more powerful, creative, intuitive, and uniquely human than we’ve been taught to believe.
Expect conversations that stretch across personal growth, leadership, creativity, human potential, consciousness, entrepreneurship, relationships, parenting, wellness, and the everyday magic of being alive. We’ll explore what it means to make intentional choices, become more genuinely ourselves, embrace play and curiosity, learn to receive, let go of what no longer fits, and trust ourselves enough to see what happens next.
And we’re not stopping there.
Season 7 opens the door to some wonderfully unconventional territory—from plant medicines and consciousness to extraterrestrial life, intuition, creativity, and the questions that emerge when we become willing to look beyond the familiar.
Chelsea also brings the perspective of someone who doesn’t just talk about possibility—she builds things, works with leaders and organizations, coaches individuals, speaks to audiences, hosts conversations, and experiments with new ideas in real life. Alongside her work in leadership and human development, she is currently creating a new ceremonial-grade tea company inspired by ritual, connection, creativity, and the simple act of slowing down enough to be present.
Whether you’re here for a thought-provoking podcast conversation, looking for a speaker or podcast guest, exploring coaching or private-client work, interested in leadership and personal development, or simply curious about the bigger questions of being human, there’s plenty to explore.
The Brain Crops Podcast is not about having all the answers.
It’s about asking better questions.
Come curious.