Most of us walk through life unaware of how fear, ego, and generational conditioning keep us from true connection and inner peace. But what if the key to breaking free lies in embracing love, understanding, and the deep spiritual journey we’re all secretly on?

In this powerful solo episode, the host takes you on an honest, unfiltered exploration of how modern society, capitalism, and inherited beliefs have shaped our identity—and how we can reclaim sovereignty and authentic love. From the illusions of control to the esoteric secrets of the chakras, this episode invites you to wake up from the collective dream and step into a freer, more loving reality.

You'll discover:

- The hidden messages in the story of Dorothy and Oz, revealing our spiritual awakening

- How the root chakra's fears and the heart chakra's love are the true keys to collective healing

- Why modern capitalism and automation threaten our very existence—and how to respond with compassion rather than fear

- The role of ego as childhood innocence in disguise and how to tame it without destroying it

- Practical ways to build community rooted in mutual respect, love, and shared sovereignty

This isn’t just philosophy—it’s a call to action. Ignoring these truths risks further division, but embracing them opens a pathway toward collective awakening and peace. Perfect for anyone questioning the status quo, seeking spiritual clarity, or yearning to love more fully—because, at the end of the day, we are all just walking each other home.

I met Corey Bordo on the rooftop of J.Parker. It was my first GM role I was in over my head, we bonded over long days and nights and he became a lifelong friend. Here's his story.

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A continuation of my conversation with my good buddy Bergstrom.

I sat down with an old friend also named Jeff (Bergstrom) and caught up with him about Life Love and Other Mysteries. This is episode one of 2 parts.

New Year same vision!

When I got the idea for GoodFathers Dugan was on a short list of some of the best dads I know. Not because he can perfectly balance his kids schedule or carry all of the groceries in from the car in one trip (he may or may not I should've asked), it's because I have seen from the periscope of social media how he and his wife have navigated their unexpected and sudden life change. Dugan's sweet daughter Eva Love suffered a traumatic brain injury and Dugan was brave enough to speak openly and candidly with me about it. Always, Peace and Love!