Harley Seelbinder Podcast

In this episode I talk with Trent Balduff. He is a truly genuine man. I can sense his compassion and love in all of his words and actions. We talk about his current job as a counselor for children in rough circumstances, his honey business T's Bees, and the importance of saying no. I hope you find this discussion as beautiful as I did.Trent's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/trent.j.bee/T's Bees LLC - Honey with Nootropic Mushrooms Infused - https://tsbees.net/Support the Show.📞 Get a FR...

In this episode, I sit down with Nick Nieboer. Nick has been paralyzed from the waist down since birth. He has had to learn how to adapt and grow as a person who cannot walk like most other people. He is a big believer in the idea that if you have the right attitude, you can get through any struggle life throws at you. Recently, he just battled cancer and won. He has dreams to be a motivational speaker and a cyclist. Nick's story is truly inspirational, I really hope you like this conversatio...

In this episode, I talk to Nick Coetzee. Nick is a expert in the field of biokinetics and has started a red light therapy company called MyChondria to help people get higher quality sleep. We talk about the benefits of red light therapy, having a morning routine, and getting outside. We also talk about his ongoing journey of not using shampoo in his hair, a practice I am undergoing at the moment as well. We finally talk about how psychedelics have allowed us to open our minds to more ideas.My...

In this episode I talk with Christian Van Camp (CVC Wellness). Christian is a holistic lifestyle and performance coach. He talks about why living like our ancestors did can improve your mental and physical health. We dive into why he thinks keeping your mind, muscle, and gut optimized are some of the best ways to become the healthiest version of yourself. We talk about his daily routine, biohacking techniques, going out in nature, walking barefoot, and being intellectual about the foods...

In this episode, I talk with Jaret Dreschel, a podcast host, social media influencer, and a very genuine soul. I found him through two people I find impactful, mike. - an artist, and Eben Britton - yogi and podcast host. I found his content very interesting as it focuses on psychedelic experiences, perusing passions, and aiming to do what pleases your soul. We talk about our experiences with Christianity, psychedelics, and learning to express ourselves even when others do not understand or ap...

In this episode, I talk with Anas Al Orfi about attempting to better your mental, physical, and spiritual health. We talk about the value of mediation, being intentional with diet and exercise, and asking questions about the religious questions. We dive into the differences between Christianity and Islam and the most importantly, the common ground. I hope you enjoy it, I sure did.Anas' Video Series - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpSZeh6KpVNK0Q4V0AtkRMASupport the Show.📞 Get a FREE Clarity...

In this episode, I talk about my trip I took to the Upper Peninsula in Michigan. There was not that much service up there and I tried to stay off my phone during my stay. I used my phone mainly as a camera to capture memories. I found it pretty therapeutic but also terrifying due to how lost I felt without internet or social media. It showed my how dependent I am on technology. I looked up a study about unplugging from technology that you can find below. Have you ever tried to unplug from tec...

In this episode, Nathan joins me again to talk about the pharmaceutical industry in America compared to other countries. We talk about how there are many methods in which to improve health besides prescription medications. We talk about a study that found no evidence supporting the idea that people have chemical imbalances in their brains. We also dive into the actual process by which new pharmaceutical drugs are approved in America, which should raise at least some skepticism for anyone list...

In this episode, I talk about the scientific benefits of crying. It seems to be common knowledge that 'crying it out' is helpful and healthy, but I didn't know why. I decided to do a dive into the benefits of shedding tears. In a society where men find it awkward to cry, I hope this inspires people to see the importance of crying. Sources I Used.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1542012412701842https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4035568/https://www.ncbi.nlm...

In this episode, I talk about the balance between mercy and justice. There is an idea that God has two hands, one for justice and one for mercy. I think that many modern American Christians lean too heavily towards the side of God's mercy, and I think it disincentivizes them to place God as a judge for their actions. Let me know if you feel I am wrong in my assessment, I would love to hear critiques.Support the Show.📞 Get a FREE Clarity Call to Plan Your Path to Freedom - https://bit.ly/call_...