In this powerful season finale of From the Ashes, I’m joined by Sambo Sak—a Cambodian American community leader, poet, and educator based in Long Beach, CA. Sambo uses storytelling and creative expression as a path to healing, identity, and collective liberation.

Together, we explore how creativity becomes a lifeline in times of darkness, how generational trauma can quietly shape our beliefs about ourselves, and how reclaiming your story is one of the most radical acts of healing you can take.

⚠️ Content note: This episode includes candid conversation around suicidal ideation. Please listen with care.

Whether you’re navigating your own healing journey, searching for your voice, or trying to make peace with your past, this episode will speak to your soul.

🔥 What You'll Take Away:

About Our Guest:

Sambo Sak is Cambodian American. He is a Cal State Long Beach University graduate with a Bachelors of the Arts in Communication Studies. He is a community leader in Long Beach, California. Sambo uses poetry and storytelling to empower people. He helps individuals express their feelings and thoughts in writing. In this way, he helps them create and share their own stories and ultimately find self-identity. Sambo believes stories are a powerful way to build dialogue to address the challenges people face in life.

About the Show

✨ From the Ashes is proud to be part of the high-impact work of Intrepid Wellness, transformative coaching that helps visionary changemakers rise from burnout and step into their full creative power. This podcast is your free resource for epic-level personal growth—one story at a time.

📲 Subscribe, share, and leave a review if this episode resonated. It helps more people find the stories that light the way.

About the Host

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven.

Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

💬 Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave Valerie a voicemail on her SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop her a line at [email protected].

What if your healing journey isn’t about becoming someone new—but remembering who you’ve always been?

In this week’s episode of From the Ashes, I sit down once again with meditation teacher, Ayurvedic practitioner, and dear friend Michael Green for a conversation that goes straight to the soul. We dive into the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda and how it reveals not only the roots of imbalance, but also the power we have to return to ourselves—through awareness, radical presence, and compassionate choice.

We explore what it really means to live from your Prakriti (your true nature) instead of your Vikruti (your current imbalance), and how so many of us mistakenly build our lives from a place of disconnection. Whether you're navigating burnout, chronic stress, or seeking clarity on your next step, this episode is a beautiful reminder: you are not broken—you’re just being invited to realign.

🔑 Expect powerful insights on:

Since completing his first 10-day Vipassana retreat in India in 2007, Michael has studied and practiced different meditation techniques and traditions, including Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Dzogchen, and others. His personal practice is in the Vajrayana (Tibetan) Buddhist tradition. 

Michael received his bachelor’s degree from Florida State University and is a certified Ayurvedic Practitioner from Southern California University of Health Sciences. He completed his meditation teacher training at UCLA's Mindful Awareness Research Center (MARC), and is a certified mindfulness teacher through the International Mindfulness Teacher's Association (IMTA).

 He spent 20 years between New York City and Los Angeles and is now based in Bali.

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven.

Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

If this episode resonates with you and you’re ready to break through self-sabotage, redefine your path, and finally take action toward the life you know you’re meant to live, then it’s time for you to join us in Club Phoenix.

📅 Schedule a call with me → https://tidycal.com/intrepidwellness/evolveyou2024

Want to check out my upcoming workshops, detoxes, and resources for the community?

🔥 Explore my programs & resources: https://www.intrepidwellness.life/ignite

💬 Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop me a line at [email protected].

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What does it really mean to live unapologetically as yourself? To embrace change, trust your intuition, and follow your creative instincts—even when it means burning everything down and starting over?

In this episode, I sit down with Walden Cox, aka Walthrax, aka Black Metal Axe—a 12-time world record-holding trick shot champion in axe and knife throwing, a touring metal musician, and a multifaceted artist who has spent his entire life challenging the idea of what success "should" look like.

From growing up off the grid on an island to traveling the world as a metal musician, to becoming a champion axe thrower, Walden has always leaned into the unknown and prioritized living authentically on his own terms. 

🔥 In This Episode, We Explore:

If you’ve ever felt stuck in a life that no longer fits, or wondered how to transform your unique passions into something meaningful, this episode is for you.

[01:15] – Walden’s wildchild beginnings: born to hippie parents, raised off the grid
[04:05] – From discovering guitar to touring the world as a metal musician
[09:38] – The art of reinvention—why pivoting is both scary and necessary
[22:20] – Facing self-doubt: how to move forward despite fear and uncertainty
[40:26] – How ax throwing became an unexpected form of therapy and self-expression
[48:46] – The mission behind Throw Axe, Feel Good—bringing movement & mental health together
[57:59] – What "recovery" really means and how Walden is redefining it through his work

Walden Cox (aka Walthrax, aka Black Metal Axe) is a force of nature—an artist, musician, and 12-time world record-holding Trickshot Champion in axe and knife throwing. You may have seen him on History Channel’s The Ultimate Marksman, but that’s just one piece of the puzzle. Walden moves through life with fearless creativity, seamlessly blending his passions into an unconventional and unapologetic path.

From his wild child days to becoming an internationally touring metal musician, and now a champion axe thrower, Walden has mastered the art of trusting his intuition and following his creative impulses. Now, he’s channeling that energy into a mental health and wellness program incorporating axe throwing, proving that healing and self-discovery can take on many forms.

📲 Social Media:
• Instagram, Youtube, TikTok, Bluesky, Lemon8: @blackmetalaxe
• Facebook: @waldencox

🌐 Websites:
• Official Website: www.blackmetalaxe.com (coming soon!)

🎸 Band Projects:
• Ghost Like This: www.ghostlikethis.bandcamp.com
• Wraith Scream: www.wraithscream.bandcamp.com
• Walthrax: www.walthrax.bandcamp.com
• Haetor: www.haetor.bandcamp.com
• Gravitron: www.gravitron.bandcamp.com

If this episode resonates with you and you’re ready to break through self-sabotage, redefine your path, and finally take action toward the life you know you’re meant to live, then it’s time for you to join us in Club Phoenix.

📅 Schedule a call with me → https://tidycal.com/intrepidwellness/evolveyou2024

Want to check out my upcoming workshops, detoxes, and resources for the community?

🔥 Explore my programs & resources: https://www.intrepidwellness.life/ignite

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven.

Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

💬 Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop me a line at [email protected].

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share it with a friend. Your support helps bring more raw, real, and transformative conversations to From the Ashes.

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What happens when the thing you love most starts to drain you? When passion turns into exhaustion? After 2.5 years of grinding in LA’s dance scene—teaching, performing, producing community shows, and chasing a career that no longer felt aligned—I made a radical decision. I sold everything I owned, packed my bags, and moved to New Zealand with no plans of coming back.

In this episode, I share why I walked away from dance, what I learned about passion, identity, and survival, and how taking a literal leap of faith into the unknown led me to unexpected healing. From training at a parkour gym in exchange for work hours to working in a printing factory just to make rent, I learned how to exist outside of my craft, how to detach my worth from my career, and how to rebuild my love for movement from a place of joy—not survival.

If you’ve ever felt like you were burning out in pursuit of something you once loved, this episode is for you.

If this episode resonates with you and you’re ready to break through self-sabotage, redefine your path, and finally take action toward the life you know you’re meant to live, I’m reopening Club Phoenix on May 1st.

I’m only accepting 7 new members this round—if you’re curious, book a call to see if it’s the right fit for you:

📅 Schedule a call → https://tidycal.com/intrepidwellness/evolveyou2024

Want to check out my upcoming workshops, detoxes, and resources for the community?

🔥 Explore my programs & resources: https://www.intrepidwellness.life/ignite

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven.

Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

💬 Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop me a line at [email protected].

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share it with a friend. Your support helps bring more raw, real, and transformative conversations to From the Ashes.

Subscribe and stay tuned for more episodes where every story ignites hope and healing.

This week on From the Ashes, I sit down with the incredibly thoughtful and creative Katherine Roesler, a sober artist and creative from Toronto who believes that art, play, and creation are essential to healing and transformation.

Katherine’s own journey through substance abuse and identity exploration has shaped her values and convictions around her art and personal mission today. Together, we explore what it means to claim the title of "artist" in a world that often undermines creativity, the struggles of overcoming internalized self-doubt, and how community plays a vital role in healing.

What I love about today's episode is that it is a conversation where we both bump up against the unknown, against our personal, limiting beliefs, and rather than avoid the discomfort, we use our discourse to explore some of the core issues facing our generation in a world set up to keep us lonely, jaded, and distracted.

🔥 (02:03) Katherine shares her earliest memories of creative freedom and how childhood play shaped her artistry.
🔥 (05:23) The breaking point: Katherine’s journey to sobriety and how reclaiming art helped her heal.
🔥 (07:41) Overcoming the fear of calling oneself an artist—and why external validation isn't the measure of success.
🔥 (17:14) The tension between artistic technique and true creative freedom—how to find balance.
🔥 (24:29) Why community is essential for healing, and how modern society often isolates us.
🔥 (41:36) The commodification of community—has the word “community” lost its true meaning?
🔥 (57:46) Managing creative energy and avoiding burnout: why intentional rest is an act of resistance.

Katherine is an artist, creative and sober. She is a firm believer that we are all artists—that play is essential and that creation in any form is valuable, transformative, and healing. She grew up immersed in competitive dance and sports before studying sociology and studio art at university. After graduating, she spent four years travelling before returning to school just before the pandemic to study marketing management, recognizing that being an artist also means running a business.

Since late 2022, she has been healing from long COVID—another nudge from the universe to slow down and reflect. This journey has deepened her understanding of the beliefs that have shaped her path, and she sees it as a blessing for redirection, transformation, and even deeper healing. 

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven. Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

More opportunities to connect are coming soon! In the meantime, please take a few minutes to let us know who you are and what you’ve gotten from tuning in to the podcast by leaving me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or dropping me a line at [email protected].

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This week, I’m diving into a powerful realization—one that shifted how I see myself, my work, and the way we show up in the world. We all have an immense power to lead from authenticity and creativity, but so many of us get stuck chasing validation—whether it’s praise, money, or recognition.

Lately, I’ve been immersing myself in philosophy, and one book that deeply resonated with me is The Courage to Be Disliked by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga. In this episode, I read a short excerpt from the chapter “Deny the Desire for Recognition” and share my reflections on how seeking approval can limit our freedom and prevent us from fully stepping into our potential.

📖 The Courage to be Disliked on Good Reads

🔍 About the book: The Courage to Be Disliked is written as a dialogue between a philosopher and a young man, exploring ideas from Adlerian psychology that challenge conventional beliefs about happiness, relationships, and self-worth.

⚠️ Disclaimer: The excerpt read in this episode is used solely for the purpose of commentary and discussion under fair use. If you find these ideas compelling, I highly encourage you to check out the full book!

Let’s talk about it. Have you ever found yourself stuck in the need for recognition? What would it mean for you to let go of that desire?

🎧 Listen now and let’s explore together.

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven. Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop me a line at [email protected].

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Rise. Renew. Reconnect. Welcome back to From the Ashes!

This week, I’m absolutely stoked to introduce you to my friend Kyle Hebner—drummer of the metal band Mourn the Light and an all-around delightfully honest human being. Just like Dylan Gowan from a few episodes back, Kyle and I met during our heavy metal travels through Japan last December, and I knew immediately that he’d be an incredible guest for this show.

We dive deep into the ethos of metal—why it resonates with outcasts, the unspoken rules of mosh pits, and how the genre serves as a space for emotional catharsis. We explore the parallels between heavy metal and religious communities (yes, really), the raw power of music to process grief and loss, and even the cultural aesthetics that have shaped the genre over time.

If you love deep dives and spicy takes, this is an episode for you. And don’t miss the end—Kyle adds some extra reflections that, if you’re paying attention, will definitely keep you on your toes.

Kyle Hebner was born and raised in Northern Michigan. Now residing in Southeastern Connecticut, he is the drummer for Heavy Metal band Mourn the Light and has been a card-carrying member of the heavy metal community since, approximately, 1999. In addition to Mourn the Light, Kyle has played in a few other bands throughout his life, mainly Ouch! Me Arse, an experimental punk band during his high school years, Ice Giant, a melodic death metal band from Boston MA, and Age of Embers, a Power Metal Band from New Haven, CT.

As being in a metal band, currently, is not exactly paying the bills, Kyle has found gainful full-time employment as an Electrical Engineer where he spends a lot of time in a lab fixing things that other people have broken. This may sound like a flex, but it really doesn't feel like it, on the day-to-day.

In what spare time he has, Kyle likes to travel the world, attend Heavy Metal festivals, but also enjoys sitting on his couch playing video games with his cat Bruce Kittenson on his lap.

The intro to this episode features the song "False Prophecies" by Mourn the Light. 

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven. Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop me a line at [email protected].

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In this episode, I’m talking with Erin Resch, a conservation manager and sustainability advocate whose initiatives started with powerful personal journey. Erin’s story begins with her struggle with infertility—a challenge that led her to completely rethink her diet, environment, and lifestyle. By cutting out toxins, processed foods, and microplastics, she didn’t just improve her physical health but found a deeper connection to sustainable, intentional living. In our conversation, we dig into the environmental impact of the food industry, her experiences working in conservation, and how small changes, like swapping out plastic water bottles or joining community initiatives, can create lasting change. Erin’s journey shows us that when you take control of your health and habits, you can change your life—and the world around you.

Erin Resch is deeply passionate about driving innovation in the food industry while empowering others to embrace healthier, more sustainable choices. With over 15 years of experience spanning dairy, plant-based foods, and water conservation, her journey reflects a commitment to advancing well-being through purpose-driven strategies and mindful decision-making.

Her career began with leading roles at Dannon and Challenge Dairy, where she developed a strong foundation in agricultural business development. A pivotal moment came when she recognized the environmental impact of animal agriculture, inspiring a focus on sustainability and conservation. This shift led to a role as Conservation Manager at California Water Service, developing expertise in water-saving initiatives. Today, she channels this passion into the sustainability movement, driving growth, market innovation, and environmental stewardship.

Whether collaborating with teams or creating strategies that resonate with diverse audiences, she's dedicated to making a meaningful difference in promoting healthier lifestyles and preserving resources for future generations.

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven. Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop me a line at [email protected].

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This week on From the Ashes, I sit down with Rich Santana, founder of Debt Behind Me, Wealth Before Me, to discuss his personal transformation and how it led him to a life of leadership, service, and faith. Rich opens up about his early life growing up in a broken home, where sports became his identity and party culture led him down a path of self-destruction. After hitting rock bottom and finding himself in prison, Rich experienced a major shift when three fellow inmates invited him to pray with them in the prison yard. Although he was raised Catholic, Rich had never read the Bible until then. His decision to surrender to faith set him on a path to leadership and transformation, ultimately leading him to become a marriage counselor and ministry leader.

Rich shares how shifting his mindset and surrounding himself with a supportive community helped him redefine success and purpose. We discuss key topics like forgiveness, self-awareness, and the importance of working together in relationships to overcome obstacles.

[03:01] Growing up in a broken home: Rich reflects on his early life and how family dynamics shaped his path.

[07:48] The emptiness of success: How sports and the party lifestyle left Rich feeling unfulfilled and lost.

[10:31] The turning point: Rich’s experience in prison and how three inmates inviting him to pray changed his life.

[19:09] Practical tools for change: Rich describes the rehab program that taught him how to reframe negative thoughts and step into leadership roles.

[22:54] Leading with compassion: How Rich’s spiritual transformation allowed him to see others through a different lens and embrace service.

[29:12] Lessons from marriage: Rich explains the key principles he and his wife use to help couples overcome conflict and thrive.

[50:04] Financial and emotional freedom: The foundation of Rich’s ministry and its mission to help couples manage debt, improve communication, and heal together.

Rich Santana is a faith-driven leader and the founder of Debt Behind Me, Wealth Before Me, a ministry dedicated to helping others find redemption, financial freedom, and purpose. Growing up in Brawley, California, in a broken home, Rich struggled to find his footing, immersing himself in sports and later getting caught up in the party lifestyle. After years of personal challenges and misdirection, he experienced a powerful mindset and faith shift, surrendering to a higher power and rediscovering the strength to rebuild his life. Today, Rich is a full-time minister and marriage counselor, working alongside his wife to guide couples through healing and growth. His story of transformation serves as a testament to the possibility of redeeming lost time, the importance of hard work, and the peace that comes with faith.

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven. Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop me a line at [email protected].

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When I met Joseph San Nicolas a few weeks ago, I was immediately struck by the depth of his presence. Joseph has a remarkable story of self-discovery—one that invites us to reflect deeply on the narratives we create about ourselves and the courage it takes to rewrite them.

From his humble beginnings in Guam, Joseph overcame great odds, navigating a difficult childhood and a pervasive sense of purposelessness. Through perseverance, he managed to retire in his 30s and now lives in Southern California with his beautiful family.

But what truly stands out about Joseph is his from the ashes story. Emerging from a lifelong struggle with self-hatred, Joseph had to unlearn everything he thought he knew, including his faith, in order to rebuild a life defined by freedom, choice, and self-love. In this episode, he shares his raw and honest journey of healing, how he redefined his identity, and why he believes in the power of showing up—even when you're not fully prepared.

Content Advisory: This episode dives into heavy topics like suicide ideation and self-harm and is an honest, explicit, and raw exploration of what it means to rebuild your life from the ground up.

Born and raised on the island of Guam, Joseph San Nicolas spent much of his early life grappling with feelings of purposelessness and self-hatred. He devoted himself to religion, believing it would ease the darkness within, but eventually found himself at a powerful crossroads: questioning everything he thought he knew, including his faith.

Today, Joseph resides in Southern California with his wife and kids. He lives by a simple yet powerful philosophy: life is about the experiences you choose to create. He believes in showing up, ready to take on what comes, and shaping a life defined by freedom and intention.

Valerie Hwang Beck is a holistic wellness coach, personal growth mentor, and board-certified Ayurvedic Practitioner. As the founder of Intrepid Wellness and creator of the year-long mentorship program Club Phoenix, Valerie specializes in guiding individuals through life’s challenges, empowering them to emerge stronger, more resilient, and purpose-driven. Through From the Ashes, Valerie shares dynamic conversations that ignite hope, healing, and transformation.

Have a question, feedback, or insight from today’s episode? Leave me a voicemail on my SpeakPipe page: https://www.speakpipe.com/intrepidval, or drop me a line at [email protected].

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