What does a lifetime of working with cultural icons, music, storytelling, and conservation teach us about creativity and legacy?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with Maxim Langstaff, a Grammy- and Emmy-nominated writer, producer, and author whose work has reached millions worldwide. Max shares stories from his work with legendary artists, his conservation efforts, and the inspiration behind his first novel, SASQ’ET.

Discover SASQ’ET: https://sasqetthebook.com/

What shapes who we become—and what helps us unlock our confidence, creativity, and potential?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with Daniel Curtis, a creative leader, composer, speaker, and producer whose work spans music, education, leadership, and major global charity campaigns. Daniel shares insights on identity, creativity, resilience, and the power of creating meaningful experiences that connect people.

Learn more about Daniel: https://www.danielcurtishq.com/

What if you stopped following the script and started writing your own?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with James Walters, photographer, podcaster, author, and lifelong creative. James shares how creativity, reflection, and radical honesty can help us reclaim authorship of our lives, find meaning, and make more intentional choices.

Get the free e-book Plotting Your Joyful Rebellion: https://ajoyfulrebellion.com/

What can a life between worlds teach us about community, identity, and transformation?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with Sarah Marshall, novelist, former U.S. Navy officer, engineer, and longtime Burning Man participant. Sarah shares stories and insights shaped by decades of travel, spiritual practice, martial arts, and deep involvement in communities that challenge conventional ways of living.

Explore Sarah’s work: https://www.playadustinmysoul.com/

What if lasting change doesn’t require more pressure—but more self-trust and compassion?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with Kerisma Vere, a holistic wellness coach and author who explores trauma-informed approaches to personal growth, healing, and meaningful change. Kerisma shares why moving beyond all-or-nothing self-help can create a healthier path toward lasting transformation and a better quality of life.

Learn more about Kerisma: https://towardswellness.ca/

What happens when personal experience, law, and patient advocacy collide?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with Ellen Lubensky, a Stanford graduate and attorney who shares her perspective on psychiatric medication harm, withdrawal, informed consent, and patient rights. Drawing from her legal background and lived experience, Ellen explores important questions around how medications are prescribed and how patients can advocate for themselves.

Connect with Ellen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellenlubensky

What can a life in rock music teach us about mindfulness, spirituality, and personal transformation?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with Clementine Moss, founder and drummer of Zepparella, singer, songwriter, author, and spiritual counselor. Clementine shares how her journey through music, meditation, and contemplative practice inspired her book From Bonham to Buddha and Back and shaped her approach to healing and self-discovery.

Learn more about Clementine: http://www.clemthegreat.com/

What if getting better results starts with doing less—but doing it with greater clarity?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with Crystal Bell, corporate executive, entrepreneur, and co-owner of a yoga and wellness studio. Crystal shares practical insights on overcoming overthinking, making confident decisions, setting priorities, and turning ideas into meaningful action.

Learn more about Crystal: https://clarity-with-crystal.com/

Can simplifying your approach to health help you reconnect with your natural state of wellness?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with R.L. Malpica, known as The E.A.T. Coach, a Certified Detoxification Specialist, author, and holistic health advocate. R.L. shares his perspective on detoxification, fruit-based living, healthy habits, and making complex wellness concepts simple and actionable.

Learn more about R.L. and his work: https://www.theeatcoach.com/

What if the health of your gut could play a role in protecting your heart?

In this episode of Echo Chamber, Westino speaks with Dr. Ahmed, an interventional and structural cardiologist and co-founder of Lylah Health. They explore the connection between the gut microbiome and heart health, personalized wellness, and the science behind targeted prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics.

Learn more about Lylah Health: https://lylahhealth.com/