Bridging Generations

What connects a near-fatal October blizzard on Yosemite's Leaning Tower, the psychology of the nocebo effect, and revolutionary decarbonization in oil and gas? In this returning episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks re-engages with entrepreneur and rock climber Luke Hanley. Luke shares how climbing culture shaped his perspective on risk, the power of belief over biology, and how serendipity led him from cold-calling Fortune 100 executives with a basic Gmail account to leading impactful clean energy solutions.

Main Topics Covered

• The Evolution of Rock Climbing: Transitioning from an old-school spiritual counterculture to modern commercialization and extreme endurance.
• The Psychology of Risk and Fear: Exploring the nocebo effect, desensitization, and how belief systems directly influence human physiology.
• Near-Disaster in Yosemite: How a serendipitous meeting on a 1,200-foot overhang and a shared cold beer saved Luke from a deadly blizzard.
• Cold Calls to Clean Energy: Building an environmental company from scratch and driving decarbonization in oil and gas through financial incentives.
• Searching for Meaning: Drawing connections to Viktor Frankl, the French Paradox, and shifting from transactional to authentic human relationships.

Key Takeaways

• Mind Over Biology: What we believe about risk and health directly shapes our physical reality and endurance.
• Serendipity Favors Purpose: Aligning with a clear purpose creates momentum and pulls the right opportunities into your life.
• Financials Drive Change: Real environmental transition happens when sustainable solutions are economically viable on the balance sheet.
• Relationships Over Transactions: True fulfillment comes from moving past two-dimensional transactions toward authentic connection.

Connect with the Host

• YouTube: @howardsnooks-modelactor8449
• Spotify: Bridging Generations
• Instagram: @howardsnooks/
• Website: howardsnooks.com

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What happens when a 30-foot snowboarding fall forces a biochemistry student to pivot her entire life path? In this episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with Rian O'Donnell, Chief of Staff at 1089. Rian shares her journey growing up on a family compound in Greater Boston raised by a single-father lineman, living on the French Riviera during high school, recovering from a severe spinal injury, and developing a patented biofuel made from chocolate manufacturing waste. Together, they discuss resilience, cross-cultural relationships, and scaling sustainable technology.

Main Topics Covered

• Growing Up on the Family Compound: Being raised by a hardworking single-father lineman in Greater Boston alongside extended family.
• Living on the French Riviera: Moving to France at age 15 through exchange programs, joining a host family of six, and immersing in French school life.
• The 30-Foot Fall and the Pivot: Breaking her spine snowboarding at Copper Mountain, enduring eight weeks immobile, and reinventing her career focus.
• Patented Fuel from Chocolate Waste: Inventing a renewable biofuel from industrial chocolate waste and testing it across a 2,000-kilometer off-road rally in a 1992 G-Wagon.
• Scaling Cleantech at 1089: Serving as Chief of Staff to drive profitable decarbonization across transportation, energy, and industrial sectors.

Key Takeaways

• The Art of the Pivot: Life-altering injuries and setbacks can serve as catalyst moments for unexpected professional breakthroughs.
• Aligning Values with Action: Long-term career fulfillment comes from creating sustainable, commercially viable solutions that solve real environmental problems.
• Cultivating Cross-Cultural Connections: Strong mentorship and open-mindedness help bridge generational and cultural gaps across the world.
• Serendipity Favors the Bold: Reaching out directly to leaders and taking immediate action when doors open creates unique career trajectories.

Connect with the Guest

• Instagram: @rhi.od

Connect with the Host

• YouTube: @howardsnooks-modelactor8449
• Spotify: Bridging Generations
• Instagram: @howardsnooks/
• Website: howardsnooks.com

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What can a 5,000-year-old healing tradition teach us about modern stress, relationships, and generational gaps? In this episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with Daddu Yogi, an Ayurvedic practitioner and owner of the Therapeutic Ayurveda Center in Boulder, Colorado. Daddu shares his journey from growing up in Varanasi, India, learning holistic medicine from his mud-wrestling grandfather, navigating a 700-guest traditional Indian wedding, and bringing ancient wellness practices to the West.

Main Topics Covered

• The Roots of Ayurveda: Understanding the "science of life," doshas, and holistic wellness practices.
• A Grandfather's Legacy: How a national mud-wrestling champion in Varanasi translated Sanskrit sutras and became an Ayurvedic doctor.
• Arranged Marriage Demystified: Exploring how traditional Indian family support structures compare to Western dating and marriage counseling.
• Bridging Cultural Gaps: Overcoming village fears, hosting a 5-day wedding with 700 guests, and building an international family.
• Shifting Generational Dynamics: Why modern youth face unique emotional pressures and how intergenerational bonds help heal communication gaps.

Key Takeaways

• Wisdom Beyond Books: True health balances physical treatment, daily lifestyle, and emotional harmony.
• Family as a Foundation: Traditional family networks often serve as natural counselors during life and relational challenges.
• The Power of Grandparent Mentorship: Strong intergenerational relationships offer young people perspective and a safe space to grow.
• Embracing Life's Imperfections: Pressure to avoid mistakes can rob young people of joy; connection and vulnerability bring true fulfillment.

Connect with the Guest

• Website: therapeuticayurveda.com
• Instagram: @dadduyogi
• Therapeutic Ayurveda Instagram: @therapeuticayurveda

Connect with the Host

• YouTube: @howardsnooks-modelactor8449
• Spotify: Bridging Generations
• Instagram: @howardsnooks/
• Website: howardsnooks.com

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What drives someone who achieved early financial freedom through real estate to leave Silicon Valley behind and pursue life as a Buddhist monk? In this episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with James Tao for a deep dive into an unconventional life path. James shares his story of growing up in Silicon Valley with an immigrant father who survived China's Cultural Revolution, leveraging recession-era Boulder real estate for freedom, and embarking on a deep spiritual quest across Taiwan and Thailand. Together, they explore mystical meditation breakthroughs, the realities of monastic life, past life karma, and how tough mentors test our deepest attachments.

Main Topics Covered

• The Silicon Valley Pressure Cooker: Growing up as the child of a Chinese immigrant engineer who survived the Cultural Revolution, and navigating a complex, multi-generational family dynamic.
• Real Estate to Financial Freedom: Buying property in Boulder during the recession to build independence, which opened the door for long term travel and spiritual study in Asia.
• The Mystical Breakthrough: Experiencing a profound multi-day state of physical bliss, energy, and heightened sensory awareness during early meditation training at a Colorado ashram.
• Life inside the Monastery: Training as an Anagarika at Thailand's famous Wat Pa Nanachat and preparing for full monastic ordination in Malaysia.
• The Pillar of Morality: How virtue (Sila) directly feeds mental concentration (Samadhi) and ultimate wisdom (Panya).
• Demystifying Buddhist Traditions: Breaking down the key distinctions between Theravada, Mahayana, Zen, and Tibetan Buddhism.
• Mentors and Trial by Fire: Learning through compassionate teachers as well as tough, challenging gurus who test personal attachments and spiritual resilience.

Key Takeaways

• Pain as a Teacher: Hardship and emotional friction are essential tools that allow the soul to grow and gain true wisdom.
• Recognizing Spiritual Attachments: True growth often requires letting go of our attachments, even to the habits or practices we love most.
• Morality Fuels Peace: High moral standards are not rigid rules; they are the necessary foundation for genuine mental tranquility.
• Unlocking Life's Full Vividness: Deep meditation and presence reveal a rich, vibrant world that daily stress often masks.

Connect with the Host

• YouTube: @howardsnooks-modelactor8449
• Spotify: Bridging Generations
• Instagram: @howardsnooks/
• Website: howardsnooks.com

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What happens when you graduate with a degree in food science but realize you absolutely hate the corporate ladder? In this episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with Sam Krasoi, a Boulder native, barista, and musician who decided to prioritize daily happiness over a corporate title. Sam shares his journey from studying nutrition at Colorado State University to landing behind the bar at the Highland City Club in Boulder. Together, they dive deep into the power of music, the art of handling entitled customers with grace, and how a close bond with his family shaped his entire perspective on life.

Main Topics Covered

• The Land Grant Alternative: Growing up in Boulder but breaking family tradition to study at CSU instead of CU.
• Bypassing the Corporate Ladder: Switching concentrations from dietetics to food tech, working in recipe development, and choosing hospitality because it keeps him genuinely happy day-to-day.
• The Highland City Club Crossroads: Serving as a unique barista inside a niche professional environment filled with innovators, freelance workers, and tech creators.
• A Father’s Influence on Health: Bonding closely with his dad over clean eating trends, ketogenic lifestyles, and health books like Wheat Belly.
• The Healing Power of Music: Learning to play guitar later in life and forming a DIY garage band called Sheeps that is officially streaming on Spotify.
• Handling Entitled Customers: Practical advice on how to remain professional, brush off everyday snark, and refuse to match a customer's bad energy.
• Finding Light in Tragedy: Remembering a freshman basketball coach who passed away from suicide and how it underscored the life-saving importance of checking in on your community.
• Maintaining Strong Family Bonds: Cultivating deep, active relationships with both parents post-separation, including a mother who is now heavily invested in the family fantasy football league.

Key Takeaways

• Discovering What You Don't Want: Career growth is often just as much about learning what you don't want to do as finding out what you do.
• Refusing to Match Negative Energy: When faced with rude or entitled behavior, staying calm and professional prevents you from carrying someone else's toxic energy home.
• The Reality of Manifestation: True manifestation requires believing in your direction and working toward it by setting small, achievable goals.
• The Necessity of Diverse Communities: Spreading yourself across different groups, whether it is music circles, sports teams, or your workplace staff, provides the vital human connection everyone longs for.

Connect with the Host

• YouTube: @howardsnooks-modelactor8449
• Spotify: Bridging Generations
• Instagram: @howardsnooks/
• Website: howardsnooks.com

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What does it take to design the massive, high-security gateways that connect our world? In this episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with aviation architect Jesse Miller to pull back the curtain on the complex world of airport design. Jesse shares his journey from a childhood in Orlando to falling in love with the mountains of North Carolina, and eventually building a thriving career in Colorado.

Jesse shares a powerful alternative perspective on higher education, breaking down how he bypassed the traditional, debt-heavy Master's degree route by leveraging technical experience to secure his professional architecture license—and how he now mentors the next generation facing an AI-driven workforce. Plus, Howard and Jesse trade notes on local history, the hilarious urban legends surrounding Denver International Airport (DIA), and their shared appreciation for Colorado's unmatched craft beer scene.

Main Topics Covered:

• From Theme Parks to Mountain Peaks: Growing up in the midst of Orlando's massive growth before his family relocated to the rural beauty of Cashiers and Brevard, North Carolina.

• The Mentors Who Sparked the Flame: How a middle school math teacher from Eastern Europe and a custom home designer (and former Navy Seabee) shattered the "remedial math" label and inspired a lifelong passion for blueprints.

• The Power of Persistence: Why it took Jesse three separate attempts to break into architecture school at UNC Charlotte, transitioning from a rigid technical trade background to open-ended creative design.

• The Anatomy of an Airport: The massive scale of modern aviation architecture, managing intense TSA security layers, and designing functional layouts for passengers rushing to catch their flights.

• Gamely Navigating the System: A deep dive into Jesse’s non-traditional pathway to professional architecture licensure, proving that real-world experience can substitute for hundreds of thousands of dollars in student loan debt.

• Live Projects in the Works: Inside the multi-phase, 12-gate expansion at Asheville Regional Airport, cost-escalation management in Fort Lauderdale, and the brand-new concourse expansion in Knoxville, Tennessee.

• The Culture and Lore of DIA: A fun look at why Denver International Airport successfully leans into its own wild conspiracy theories—from lizard people to hidden underground bunkers—on its construction banners.

Key Takeaways:

• Embracing a Debt-Free Alternate Path: Professional success in highly regulated technical fields doesn't always require an expensive graduate degree; deliberate, hands-on experience remains a powerful tool for career longevity.

• The Reality of Team-Based Architecture: True architectural execution is never a solo project. It demands deep cross-collaboration between structural, civil, mechanical, and electrical engineers, alongside commercial concessions designers.

• Design with Human Intuition: Exceptional public space architecture must anticipate human stress. Great airport layouts guide anxious travelers naturally toward their destinations—and their bathrooms—without creating claustrophobia.

• Workplace Adaptability in the Age of AI: As technology shifts architectural workflows, professionals must focus on robust technical development and field experience to maintain their competitive edge.

Connect with the Host:

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@howardsnooks-modelactor8449

• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2dx6GfWFgSedypZnLZWksp?si=77139a2b22ac4ccc

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/howardsnooks/?hl=en

• Website: https://www.howardsnooks.com/

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Could the secret to preventing Alzheimer's and strokes be hiding inside your gums? In this episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with Dr. Elizabeth Miller, a board-certified periodontist and partner at Boulder Periodontics. Liz shares her journey from a small town outside Austin, Texas, through a grueling 12-year path of higher education and professional residencies, to landing her dream practice in Boulder, Colorado. This eye-opening conversation bridges the gap between oral care and systemic health, exposing how a hidden bacterial pathogen affects the brain and body. Liz also dives into the stressful realities of modern corporate dentistry, the heavy financial burden confronting young practitioners, and her inspiring vision to launch a local nonprofit to serve low-income and homeless populations.

Main Topics Covered

• The Road Through Aggieland: Growing up in Georgetown, Texas, and following family tradition to Texas A&M before moving on to dental school in San Antonio.
• The 12-Year Student Journey: Navigating an advanced general dentistry residency, a fast-paced stint in corporate dentistry seeing 40 patients a day, and a three-year periodontics specialty in Augusta, Georgia.
• Cultural Shifts in Care: How practicing medicine in demographic environments like San Antonio (75% Hispanic population) and Augusta (70% Black population) enriched her cultural competency and shaped her professional empathy.
• The Tooth-Brain Connection: The terrifying science of P. gingivalis, a keystone oral pathogen that crosses the blood-brain barrier, releases toxins linked to Alzheimer's amyloid plaques, and shows up 100% of the time in stroke victim blood clots.
• The Irony of Professional Diversity: A look at how shifting demographics in medical and dental applications mean that women now outpace men in professional school enrollment.
• The Indentured Servitude of Modern Dentistry: Unpacking the financial reality of dental school graduates facing $350,000 to $400,000 in student loan debt, making it difficult for young doctors to afford living in the communities they serve.
• Bridging the Medicaid Gap: The systemic failure of dental insurance and Medicaid, which frequently cover cleanings and extractions but leave vital, tooth-saving periodontal treatments entirely un-subsidized.
• A Vision for Boulder's Vulnerable: Liz’s active plans to form a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to offer sliding-scale and free specialized periodontal care to local shelters and public health clinics.

Key Takeaways

• Periodontal Disease is Systemic: Affecting roughly 40% of adult Americans, gum disease is an immune system dysregulation tied to full-body inflammatory issues like high blood pressure, diabetes, and cognitive decline.
• Oral Care Reduces Alzheimer's Risk: Clinical data shows that actively treating periodontal disease can reduce an individual's statistical risk of developing Alzheimer's by 38%.
• Dental Insurance is Just a Coupon: Unlike major medical insurance, dental policies function primarily as a capped annual discount, which easily runs out when patients confront complex, structural oral health crises.
• The Importance of Professional Self-Care: For busy working mothers and healthcare providers, stepping away to protect personal time is a vital baseline for delivering authentic empathy to patients and family.

Connect with the Guest

• Dr. Elizabeth Miller's Professional Bio: https://www.boulderperiodontics.com/team/dr-elizabeth-miller
• Boulder Periodontics Website: https://www.boulderperiodontics.com/

Connect with the Host

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@howardsnooks-modelactor8449
• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2dx6GfWFgSedypZnLZWksp?si=77139a2b22ac4ccc
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/howardsnooks/?hl=en
• Website: https://www.howardsnooks.com/

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What possesses a fourth generation Boulder native, water litigation attorney, and former Alaskan commercial fisherman to write some of the most bone-chilling supernatural thrillers on the market today?

In this gripping episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks catches up with local author and lawyer Matt Query to dissect his fast-paced journey from anonymous Reddit horror writer to Hollywood success.

Matt pulls back the curtain on his collaborative writing process with his brother Harrison, revealing how their breakout novel Old Country landed a massive film deal, and drops a major secret about his latest book, Blood Trail (which is a modern-day Western reimagining of Bram Stoker's Dracula set inside the ultra-exclusive Yellowstone Club). From surviving terrifying moose charges in the backcountry to learning survival skills from a fabled mountain man on Magnolia Road, Matt breaks down how a lifetime embedded in the rugged topography of the American West feeds his literary imagination.

Main Topics Covered

• A K-16 Boulder Education: Growing up in the local ecosystem, attending the now-defunct Boulder Junior Academy, and graduating from CU Boulder.
• The Global Fly Fishing Expedition: Bouncing around New Zealand, Europe, and Patagonia before running completely out of money in Buenos Aires.
• Conquering the Bering Sea: Leaving behind the safety of mountain hunting to fish for sockeye salmon in the brutal winter waters of the Aleutian Islands.
• The High Stakes of Western Water Law: Studying at Lewis and Clark Law School and representing ranchers, timber companies, and tribes in high-conflict natural resource litigation.
• The Myth of the West's Water Crisis: Why Matt believes the American West does not have a true water supply crisis, but rather a structural agriculture waste issue rooted in Bronze Age flood irrigation.
• The Legend of Harry Jacobson: Working on a rugged construction crew for a fabled local custom home builder who taught Matt how to track elk, bear, and mountain lions.
• The Wildlife Hazard Factor: A deep dive into the realities of modern backcountry encounters, including Matt's six terrifying moose charges since moving back to Colorado.
• The Reddit to Hollywood Pipeline: How posting anonymous short stories on the "No Sleep" subreddit led to a top-tier literary agent, a major deal with Simon and Schuster, and a competitive streaming adaptation war.
• Deconstructing Literary Horrors: Retelling foundational genre masterpieces, like Dracula and Frankenstein, by grounding them in the gritty realities of the contemporary American West.

Key Takeaways

• The Reality of High-Country Danger: While black bears typically flee human contact, the exploding, unskittish moose populations of the mountain West represent a far more volatile hazard to outdoorsmen and hunting dogs.
• Resilience in Creative Spaces: Getting "skunked" or receiving harsh critiques is an essential part of the game, whether you are bow hunting in the wilderness or publishing your first book.
• The Power of Broad Perspectives: True mastery of a landscape requires looking past the surface to analyze historical land grants, water ditch rights, and the generational movements of the people who originally built the territory.
• Anonymity as a Free Workshop: Utilizing digital forums allows aspiring creators to build their narrative voices, experiment with pacing, and receive unfiltered feedback without the paralyzing fear of public failure.

Connect with the Guest

• Official Publisher Page
• Author Profile
• Book Catalogue
• Collaborative Feature

Connect with the Host

• YouTube
• Spotify
• Instagram
• Website

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Will artificial intelligence make your degree obsolete? In this episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with Kubs Lalchandani, a seasoned technology attorney, co-founder of Lalchandani Simon PL, and candidate for the University of Colorado Board of Regents. Kubs shares his journey as a first-generation American growing up in Boulder, balancing his father's strict rules of straight A's and competitive sports, and graduating from Cornell Law. This timely conversation unpacks how universities can adapt to the shifting AI economy, manage multi-billion dollar public budgets, and use corporate mediation to heal town-and-gown friction. Kubs also discusses his deep passion for animal welfare as the co-owner of a specialized veterinary cancer clinic in South Boulder alongside Dr. Karen Oberthaler.

Main Topics Covered

• The Dual-Culture Journey: Balancing a traditional Indian home life while navigating life as a typical American kid in Boulder.
• Uncompromising Family Standards: Meeting his father's strict bar of perfect grades and elite athletics to thrive socially.
• From the Tech Bubble to Cornell Law: Transitioning through corporate financial analysis during the dot-com era before heading to law school.
• Treating Canine Cancer: The business and personal side of running a specialized veterinary oncology center in South Boulder.
• The Automated Workforce Shock: Why higher education must shift toward broad, adaptive knowledge to shield future graduates from AI displacement.
• Fixing Higher Education Outcomes: Tackling low regional graduation rates so student debt does not become a lifetime burden.
• The Power of Corporate Mediation: Applying decades of legal experience to quietly resolve city-campus friction over housing and local infrastructure.

Key Takeaways

• The Longevity of College: Despite modern skepticism, public higher education remains the single most reliable vehicle for social mobility and career security.
• Fostering Flexible Minds: Hyper-specialization is no longer safe in an automated economy; true resiliency belongs to those trained in broad critical thinking, public persuasion, and strategic adaptability.
• Strategic Back-Channel Communication: Easing public friction between a city and its university requires deep, proactive relationships built on trust rather than reactive public bickering.
• Practical Business Governance: Managing a 6.7 billion dollar public budget demands university regents who have real-world experience balancing corporate payrolls, handling personnel, and steering organizations through major systemic change.

Connect with the Guest

Law Firm Bio: Lalchandani Simon PL
Instagram: @kubsclub

Connect with the Host

YouTube: Howard Snooks - Model/Actor
Spotify: Bridging Generations
Instagram: @howardsnooks
Website: howardsnooks.com

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Is your living space actually keeping you healthy?

In this episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with residential architect Lisa Kisner to discuss her groundbreaking concept of "Dewellness". This design philosophy explores how architecture, biology, and human longevity intersect right inside our homes. Turning 50 marked a massive shift for Lisa, inspiring her to become radically selective about her projects and to begin writing a book dedicated to making wellness architecture accessible to everyone. From her mother’s incredible survival story as a 1945 Ukrainian refugee who became a mid-century electrical engineer, to her husband's miraculous 25-year triumph over a terminal medical diagnosis, Lisa's perspective on design is rooted in deep resilience. This conversation covers everything from the structural mechanics of aging in place to the philosophy of absurdism.

Main Topics Covered

• The Empty Nest Transition: Redefining identity as a parent when your children step out into the world.
• An Intergenerational STEM Legacy: Why it is no surprise Lisa's children are pursuing astrophysics and mechanical engineering.
• Architecture Surf and Turf: Balancing high-end mountain homes in Boulder with exotic coastal designs in Costa Rica and the Cayman Islands.
• The Dewellness Blueprint: Lisa’s upcoming book aimed at teaching everyday audiences how to optimize their space for vitality and health.
• The Mechanics of Aging in Place: Structural shifts for independent living, including wider hallways and adaptive cabinetry inspired by real family caregiving.
• The Paimio Sanatorium Legacy: Historical proof from architect Alvar Aalto that natural light and open air radically reduce hospital recovery times.
• Refugee Grit and Lowered Expectations: Lessons learned from a mother who survived European refugee slums to become a pioneering female engineer.
• Absurdism and Sisyphus: Finding purpose in life's unpredictable moments and navigating the physical changes of turning 50.
• A Miraculous 25-Year Battle: The remarkable story of Lisa's husband surviving a critical Hepatitis C diagnosis from contaminated infant blood transfusions.

Key Takeaways

• Spatial Vitality: Simple structural modifications like light exposure and hallway dimensions can statistically improve health and lifespan.
• The Gift of Resilience: Adopting a philosophy free of toxic expectations protects personal well-being when life gets unpredictable.
• Functional Independence: Designing a home to age in place is about maintaining absolute self-reliance for as long as possible.
• The Analytical Synthesis: Merging data-driven science with spatial poetry creates the ultimate baseline for purposeful living.

Connect with the Host

YouTube: Howard Snooks - Model/Actor
Spotify: Bridging Generations
Instagram: @howardsnooks
Website: howardsnooks.com

Please like and share this episode if you are ready to stop just surviving your environment and start designing a home that actually helps you thrive!