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Lets Have This Conversation episodes

September 02 Jason Westlake: on Adventure, Entrepreneurship & Building a Life on Your Terms
Workplace and leadership surveys show an
overwhelming consensus among business leaders regarding the importance of team
connection:
·
90% of employers state that
fostering a sense of community and connection at work is crucial for business
success.
·
71% of executives believe that
strong employee engagement—often built through shared goals and team
activities—is a core driver of their company's success.
·
47% of executives explicitly invest
in employee experience initiatives to improve team collaboration.
According to Harvard Business
School and workplace satisfaction and engagement surveys, these statistics
reinforce an essential reality: human connection, engagement, shared
purpose, and collaboration are fundamental ingredients for organizational
success.
But what happens when those same principles
are taken far beyond the traditional workplace—and into the Costa Rican jungle?
Jason Westlake is an
entrepreneur, adventure travel leader, author of Jungle Whispering,
and co-owner of Tierra de Sueños Retreat & Wellness Center in
Costa Rica. For 17 years, Jason has guided people toward unforgettable
experiences while building a business and lifestyle centered on adventure,
connection, courage, and community. The retreat center has hosted more
than 267 retreats, supported by a diverse team committed to giving
guests an uplifting and memorable experience.
Jason's own adventures have taken him far
beyond the familiar. From kayaking with killer whales and tracking gorillas in
Africa to living deep in the Amazon with Indigenous communities, wrestling
anacondas, and coming face-to-face with jaguars, his experiences have
reinforced a powerful lesson: some of life's greatest opportunities
begin just outside our comfort zones.
At Tierra de Sueños, that philosophy
extends to the entire guest experience. Nestled in the jungle near Playa
Chiquita and Puerto Viejo, the retreat brings together different cultures,
languages, locally sourced food, yoga, nature, adventure, and community. Behind
it all is a team dedicated to helping visitors experience Costa Rica in an
authentic and unforgettable way.
In this episode of Let's Have This
Conversation, Jason and I explore what happens when business and
adventure become partners rather than competitors.
We discuss overcoming fear, stepping beyond
comfort zones, creating strong teams, building a business that supports the
life you actually want to live, embracing cultural experiences, and designing
once-in-a-lifetime moments people never forget.
How much of the life we want exists just
beyond the boundaries we've created for ourselves?
And can entrepreneurial success be measured
not only by what we build—but by the freedom, connection, adventure, and
memories we're able to create along the way?
Join us for a conversation about
business, adventure, courage, human connection, and what it truly means to
build a life on your own terms.

For more information: https://tierradesuenoslodge.com/
Email: [email protected]
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58 min
September 01 Wrongfully Convicted at 17: Jeffrey Deskovic on Justice, Redemption & Reform
How do you rebuild a life after the justice system takes 16
years from you for a crime you did not commit?
Wrongful convictions represent one of the most devastating
failures of the criminal justice system. An estimated 1% to 6% of
incarcerated Americans are innocent, translating to roughly 20,000 to over
100,000 wrongfully convicted individuals currently serving time in U.S.
prisons. According to data compiled by organizations like the Innocence Project and
the National Registry of Exonerations, over 3,300
people have been exonerated since 1989, collectively losing more
than 27,000 years behind bars. Jeffrey Deskovic knows
that reality firsthand.
At just 17 years old, Jeffrey was wrongfully convicted of
the rape and murder of his high school classmate, Angela Correa. He spent 16
years in prison, losing much of his youth and early adulthood, before DNA
evidence finally established his innocence and led to his exoneration.
The DNA evidence identified Steven Cunningham as the actual
perpetrator. While Jeffrey was incarcerated, Cunningham remained free and later
committed another murder—an agonizing reminder that wrongful convictions can
create additional victims when the real perpetrator escapes accountability.
Jeffrey could have allowed those 16 stolen years to define
the rest of his life. Instead, he transformed his experience into a mission.
Since his exoneration, he has dedicated himself to
preventing wrongful convictions, advocating for criminal justice reform,
educating legal and law-enforcement professionals, and fighting to free
innocent people still behind bars. He has delivered more than 100
presentations, authored more than 200 articles, participated in hundreds of
media interviews, testified before lawmakers, and contributed to conversations
surrounding wrongful-conviction reform and the death penalty.
He also invested $1.5 million of his own
compensation to establish The Deskovic Foundation, an
organization dedicated to exonerating the wrongfully convicted and pursuing
reforms designed to prevent future miscarriages of justice. Through its work,
the Foundation has helped innocent people regain something that can never truly
be replaced: their freedom.
Jeffrey's pursuit of justice eventually took him somewhere
particularly meaningful—the legal profession itself. After earning a B.A. in
Behavioral Science and a master's degree from John Jay College of Criminal
Justice, he earned his law degree from the Elizabeth Haub School of Law at Pace
University, twice making the Dean's List. Today, he is a licensed attorney in
New York, giving him another powerful avenue to fight directly for people who
maintain their innocence.
This week on Let's Have This Conversation,
Jeffrey Deskovic joins me for a deeply meaningful conversation about wrongful
conviction, redemption, equality, accountability, and what genuine criminal
justice reform requires.
We explore what happens when the institutions entrusted with
delivering justice get it catastrophically wrong, the human consequences of
prosecutorial and investigative failures, the reforms necessary to reduce
wrongful convictions, and how Jeffrey turned unimaginable injustice into a
lifelong commitment to securing justice for others.
His story ultimately challenges all of us to consider a
fundamental question:
If justice is supposed to protect the innocent and hold
the guilty accountable, what responsibility do we have to confront the system
when it fails to do either?

For more information: https://www.deskovicfoundation.org/
Follow: @TheJeffreyDeskovicFoundation
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58 min
August 31Values-Led Leadership: Turning Organizational Values Into Action with Shane Lukas
What does values-led leadership actually
look like when an organization’s beliefs are tested by change, conflict,
cultural complexity, and real-world decisions?
In this episode of Let’s Have This Conversation with
Kevin McShan, Kevin sits down with Shane Lukas, activist,
speaker, harm reductionist, award-winning designer, and founder of A
Great Idea, for a powerful conversation about values-based leadership,
organizational culture, community building, social impact, activism, and
turning stated values into meaningful action.
Shane works with people, organizations, foundations, and
communities to use shared stories and values more intentionally so
leadership, culture, advocacy, and social impact initiatives move beyond good
intentions and create tangible change.
His approach is shaped by lived experience, community
organizing, harm reduction, activism, and decades of creative leadership. At
the center of his philosophy is the belief that meaningful change happens when
people are treated with dignity, respect, and agency and are
given the resources they need to make informed decisions for themselves.
Through A Great Idea, Shane helps mission-driven
organizations strengthen community, build trust, increase participation,
navigate complexity, and align their decisions with their stated values. He is
also the host of the Power Beyond Pride podcast and has
delivered a TEDx talk.
Systems shape people, but people also have the power to
reshape systems.
In a rapidly changing workplace and cultural landscape,
leaders are increasingly being challenged to demonstrate that their
organizational values are more than statements on a website. Values-led
leadership requires organizations to connect their principles to everyday
decisions, workplace culture, employee engagement, community relationships, and
leadership accountability.
In this conversation, Shane Lukas and Kevin McShan
explore:
For executives, nonprofit leaders, community organizers,
advocates, HR professionals, culture leaders, and mission-driven organizations,
this conversation provides an important examination of what happens when leadership
values move from words to action.
Shane challenges leaders to consider a fundamental question:
If your values don’t influence what you decide, what you
prioritize, who gets heard, and how you respond when things become difficult,
are they really your values?
Join Shane Lukas and Kevin McShan on Let’s
Have This Conversation for an insightful discussion about values-led
leadership, organizational culture, activism, harm reduction, community
building, social justice, storytelling, and creating meaningful change.
Because meaningful leadership isn't simply about stating
what you believe—it’s about having the clarity and courage to put those beliefs
into action.

For more information: https://www.shanelukas.com/
Discover More: https://www.agreatidea.com/
Check out the Podcast: https://powerbeyondpride.com/

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1 hr 13 min
August 28 Building Elite Teams Tyler Hayden on Trust, Communication, Storytelling & High-Performance Workplace
86% of employees at Canada’s Best Workplaces say
management keeps them informed about important issues and changes, according to
Great Place to Work Canada.
That statistic underscores a fundamental truth about
organizational success: trust, transparency, and communication
matter—especially when organizations and their people are navigating change.
High-trust workplace cultures can also have a powerful
impact on employee retention, engagement, collaboration, and an organization’s
ability to navigate uncertainty. When employees trust their leaders, understand
where the organization is going, and feel connected to the people around them,
teams are better positioned to perform when circumstances become challenging.
So, how can leaders build teams that communicate faster,
trust more deeply, and execute effectively when things get messy?
On this episode of Let’s Have This Conversation,
I’m joined by Tyler Hayden, a Hall of Fame keynote speaker,
Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), bestselling author, and organizational
development consultant who has spent more than 30 years working with teams—from
outdoor leadership environments to corporate boardrooms.
Tyler has worked with organizations including TD Bank, Bell,
Honeywell, and Pratt & Whitney, helping leaders strengthen communication,
engagement, collaboration, and organizational culture.
His promise for every engagement is simple:
High energy. Real tools. Measurable behaviour change.
Tyler’s work sits at the intersection of leadership and
manager development, team engagement, employee retention, workplace culture,
experiential learning, facilitation, and evidence-based approaches to creating
lasting behavioural change.
During our conversation, we explore what separates an
ordinary collection of employees from a truly high-performing team.
We discuss how leaders can establish trust, improve communication, strengthen
employee engagement, and create workplace cultures where people are prepared to
perform through uncertainty and organizational change.
We also examine the power of storytelling in
leadership and why the stories leaders tell—and the way they
communicate them—can influence trust, belonging, motivation, and organizational
identity.
Tyler also shares insights from his proprietary MIQ
approach, his philosophy of experiential learning, and what three decades
of working directly with teams have taught him about creating learning
experiences that actually stick.
At its core, this conversation is about creating elite
workplace cultures where communication is clear, trust is intentional,
leadership is human, and employees are equipped to perform when the pressure
rises.
If you’re a CEO, executive, HR professional, people leader,
manager, organizational development professional, or anyone responsible for
building stronger teams, this conversation offers practical insights into
turning workplace culture from an abstract concept into a measurable
competitive advantage.

For more information: https://tylerhayden.com/
Get the books: https://www.amazon.ca/stores/Tyler-Hayden/author/B00N9P1SHC?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=gBysS&content-id=amzn1.sym.aaa4948b-dfc3-44fd-9219-af24eb02108e&pd_rd_wg=xtrkQ&pd_rd_r=e0e1976e-1412-48db-9567-2703a8b4678f&ref=ap_rdr&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
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56 min
August 26Changing Your Relationship with: Money with Matt Morizio
Money doesn't just influence your bank account—it shapes
your relationships, your confidence, your purpose, and the life you believe is
possible.
Only 16% of Americans describe themselves
as financially fulfilled, while as many as 85% to 90% report
experiencing ongoing financial stress or worry. For millions, the challenge
isn't simply earning more money—it's developing a healthier relationship with
it.
In this episode of Let's Have This Conversation,
Kevin McShan sits down with Matt Morizio—entrepreneur, founder
of Reconstructing Wealth, former Kansas City Royals minor league
catcher and pitcher, devoted husband, father of eight, and a man whose faith
has shaped his approach to both life and finances.
Matt shares how transforming his own relationship with money
changed every area of his life—from stronger relationships and better sleep to
greater peace, intentionality, and purpose. Rather than viewing wealth as
simply accumulating dollars, he explains why true financial freedom begins with
shifting your mindset from scarcity to abundance.
Together, Kevin and Matt explore why so many people remain
trapped by financial anxiety, how understanding "the game of money"
can unlock greater opportunities, and why aligning your finances with your
values can help you build a life you no longer feel the need to escape from.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, a high performer, or someone
simply looking to gain more confidence and clarity around your finances, this
conversation offers practical insights and a fresh perspective on creating
lasting wealth—from the inside out.
In this episode, you'll discover:
Join us for an inspiring conversation about transforming
your mindset, redefining wealth, and creating a life filled with purpose,
peace, and lasting fulfillment.

For more information: https://reconstructingwealth.com/
Follow: @mattmorizio

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1 hr 7 min
August 25 Mastering Success Under Pressure: Bob Raybould on the Power of Emotional Consistency
What if the difference between success and failure isn’t
simply talent, knowledge, or opportunity—but the emotions driving our
decisions?
Bob Raybould, creator of Success By Emotions (SBE) and
author of Success by Emotions, has spent more than five decades
studying how our emotional state influences performance, leadership,
decision-making, relationships, and long-term success. His work centers on a
powerful idea: emotions such as certainty, confidence, gratitude, and
excitement can shape our actions long before the results of those
actions become visible.
In this episode of Let’s Have This Conversation,
Bob joins Kevin McShan for an exploration of emotional intelligence,
peak performance, mindset, leadership, resilience, and performing under
pressure. Bob explains how SBE is designed to help people reduce
doubt, develop emotional consistency, and move toward their goals with greater
confidence and purpose.
Bob's remarkable career provides decades of real-world
examples of these principles in action. In 1961, when the Berlin Wall went up,
he served in Germany as the Report of Survey officer for the entire Seventh
Army, later receiving the Seventh Army Certificate of Achievement. He went on
to build an extensive career spanning financial planning, mortgage banking,
investing, entrepreneurship, performance coaching, and healthcare innovation.
His influence has also extended into elite athletics. In the
mid-1980s, Bob introduced the University of Utah football program to
Success By Emotions. Years later, coach Urban Meyer asked him
to work with six players during an offseason, four of whom would eventually
play in the NFL. Bob also worked with basketball player Johnnie Bryant,
now an NBA coach, helping him improve his free-throw percentage by 10 points.
Bob's business career has been equally expansive. He
co-founded TRI Financial in 1987 during a turbulent period for the financial
industry, eventually helping build a loan portfolio approaching $2 billion. In
2000, he helped his son and a partner launch Arlington Value Management, and
since 2010 he has invested in startups, particularly companies pursuing
healthcare innovation in diagnostics and therapeutics.
Throughout these experiences, Bob continued studying a
fundamental question: Why do people with similar knowledge, talent, and
opportunities often achieve dramatically different results?
His answer increasingly came back to emotions.
During our conversation, we examine how emotional
consistency can influence the way we respond to pressure, overcome self-doubt,
make difficult decisions, lead other people, pursue ambitious goals, and
navigate uncertainty. We also explore whether success begins internally before
it becomes visible externally—and how greater awareness of our emotional
patterns can potentially help us perform more consistently in business, sports,
leadership, and everyday life.
At a time when people are navigating constant change,
uncertainty, information overload, and increasing performance expectations,
Bob's work invites us to reconsider the role emotions play in determining our
outcomes.
Can learning to manage our emotions ultimately change the
trajectory of our success?
Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Bob
Raybould about Success By Emotions, emotional consistency, confidence,
performance psychology, leadership, decision-making, and what more than five
decades of business and life experience have taught him about achieving
meaningful and sustainable success.

For more information: https://bobraybould.com/

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45 min
August 24 It Takes a Village: Angela Caldwell on Family Therapy, Resilience, and Building Stronger Families
Marriage and family therapists play a vital role in mental
health care, helping millions of individuals, couples, and families navigate
conflict, strengthen relationships, and build healthier family systems. But
what does it really take to create a family environment where every person
feels heard, supported, and empowered to grow? In this episode of Let’s Have
This Conversation, we sit down with Angela Caldwell, MA, LMFT, a California
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, founder and director of the Caldwell
Family Institute in Los Angeles, educator, speaker, and specialist in family-based
treatment. Angela has spent more than a decade teaching graduate students and
currently serves as an adjunct professor at California State University,
Northridge, where she teaches systems theory and related courses. Her clinical
work includes specialized training and experience in family-based treatment for
non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI), while her broader mission focuses on helping
families discover shared values, improve communication, navigate conflict, and
support one another's growth. Angela's approach to family therapy is deeply
influenced by her upbringing in El Paso, Texas. Growing up within a bilingual
border culture taught her the importance of adaptability, resilience, openness,
and learning to understand people beyond the words they speak. Those
experiences continue to shape how she reads family dynamics, recognizes
nonverbal communication, and creates space for multiple personalities and
perspectives within the therapy room. Her years as a competitive athlete also
provided lessons that continue to influence her clinical practice. Sports
taught Angela discipline, optimism, perseverance, and how to balance compassion
for difficult emotions with the determination required to pursue meaningful
change. At the heart of Angela's philosophy is a familiar but powerful idea: it
takes a village to raise a child. The challenge is that many parents struggle
to find their village—and even when that support system exists, people may not
know how to effectively support parents and children. During our conversation,
we explore what healthy family systems really look like, how parents and
families can communicate through conflict, why resilience matters during
difficult seasons, and how families can build a stronger sense of connection
and belonging. We also discuss the relationship between individual growth and
the larger family system, the role of shared values, and why supporting parents
requires a community willing to participate in the work. Angela has shared her
expertise with audiences at local, state, and national conferences and has been
featured in outlets including Authority Magazine, Motherly, the New York Post,
POPSUGAR, Verywell, and the Healthified podcast. She is also working on a
series of books exploring what it means to create the modern-day
"village" families need to thrive. This conversation is for parents,
therapists, educators, mental health professionals, caregivers, and anyone
interested in strengthening family relationships and creating communities where
children and families can flourish.
For more information: https://caldwellfamilyinstitute.com/

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1 hr 8 min
August 19 Your Humanity Is Your Competitive Edge: Carey James on Building Iconic Personal Brands
What happens when extraordinary expertise remains one of the
best-kept secrets in an industry?
In an increasingly crowded marketplace, actively
leveraging and demonstrating high-level expertise can build immediate
credibility with customers, strategic partners, and investors. But
expertise alone isn't enough. The challenge is transforming knowledge,
experience, and ideas into a brand people recognize, trust, and remember.
In this episode of Let’s Have This Conversation,
we sit down with Carey James, founder of BrandAlchemy.io,
personal branding strategist, storyteller, and self-described Ph.D. dropout who
has made it his mission to amplify some of the world's brightest minds.
Carey's philosophy is memorable: “I give superheroes
capes.”
Before entering the world of personal branding and thought
leadership, Carey worked as a research coordinator in a clinical neuroscience
lab in Los Angeles, exploring how trust develops, how stories influence
identity, and why people choose to follow certain voices.
That scientific foundation helped shape a powerful
conclusion that continues to influence his work today: human beings are
wired for connection, not simply information.
And that distinction matters.
In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence,
automation, algorithms, and endless content, the strongest personal brands
aren't necessarily the loudest. They're the brands capable of making people
feel understood, valued, and connected.
Carey has taken those insights from the neuroscience lab
into the business world, helping translate expertise into measurable influence
and commercial impact. His work has contributed to more than $30
million in direct client sales, $70,000+ speaking engagements, $100,000+
consulting deals, and bestselling book launches across more than 20 countries.
As co-founder of Brand Alchemy, Carey works with
founders, authors, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders to transform expertise
into influence through a combination of brand strategy, psychology,
neuroscience, storytelling, and human connection.
He describes this approach as “evolutionary
branding”—a modern application of one of humanity's oldest and most
powerful abilities: storytelling.
During our conversation, we explore what separates an expert
from a recognized thought leader, why some brilliant founders remain invisible,
and how entrepreneurs can build authority without sacrificing authenticity. We
also examine the psychology of trust, the relationship between personal
branding and business growth, and why storytelling remains such a powerful tool
for creating meaningful connections.
Perhaps most importantly, we confront a timely question:
As AI becomes better at producing information, content,
and communication at scale, could our humanity become our greatest competitive
advantage?
Because behind every sale, partnership, investment, speaking
opportunity, and enduring brand is something technology cannot manufacture on
its own: genuine human connection.
If you're a founder, entrepreneur, executive, author,
speaker, consultant, or aspiring thought leader who wants to turn expertise
into influence and influence into meaningful impact, this conversation offers a
fascinating look at what it takes to become impossible to ignore—without
becoming someone you're not.

For more information: https://brandalchemy.io/
Follow: @careyjamesofficial

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54 min
August 01David Rand: The American Dream Isn’t Dead It’s Blocked
Why has homeownership become so difficult for an entire
generation? Is the American Dream slipping away—or are outdated public policies
standing in the way?
In this episode of Let's Have This Conversation,
we sit down with David Rand, host of Human Reaction and Build
the Dream, a public policy leader and movement builder dedicated to
tackling one of today's biggest societal challenges: the housing affordability
crisis.
Drawing on years of experience in public policy, strategic
leadership, and grassroots advocacy, David explains why housing has become one
of the greatest barriers to economic opportunity, family formation, and
long-term financial stability. Rather than approaching the issue through a
partisan lens, he offers a thoughtful, solutions-focused discussion on how
zoning regulations, minimum lot sizes, parking mandates, and restrictive
permitting systems have dramatically reduced housing supply and driven prices beyond
the reach of millions.
David also highlights practical reforms already being
implemented in states such as Montana, Florida, and Virginia—demonstrating how
communities can expand housing opportunities, restore affordability, and
strengthen the path to homeownership without relying on heavy government
intervention or costly subsidies.
Throughout the conversation, David shares his leadership
philosophy of solving complex problems from the bottom up, building
organizations and movements that create lasting change, and helping people
better understand how public policy directly shapes their daily lives.
Whether you're a policymaker, community leader, homeowner,
aspiring first-time buyer, or simply curious about the future of housing, this
episode offers a clear, accessible, and hopeful roadmap for understanding one
of the defining public policy issues of our time—and what can be done to solve
it.
In this episode, you'll discover:
If you're interested in public policy, housing
affordability, leadership, urban planning, economic opportunity, community
development, or the future of the American Dream, this is a conversation
you won't want to miss.

For More information: https://buildtheamericandream.org/
Instagram: @buildtheamericandream

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1 hr 1 min
July 31How Organizational Alignment and Employee Engagement Drive Business Success with Billy Bonaparte
What separates organizations that simply function from those
that truly thrive? The answer often lies in the strength of their culture.
In this episode of Let's Have This Conversation,
Kevin McShan sits down with transformational culture executive Billy
Bonaparte to explore why organizational culture is far more than an HR
initiative—it's one of the most powerful strategic advantages a business can
possess.
With more than 15 years of experience helping Fortune 500
organizations accelerate growth through talent, innovation, and human
performance, Billy shares how leaders can create cultures where purpose,
performance, and belonging work together to drive sustainable success. The
conversation examines the critical role of cultural alignment, ensuring
employees' values, behaviors, and beliefs are connected to an organization's
mission and vision, while also discussing why clear organizational
priorities help businesses focus their people, resources, and energy where
they matter most.
Throughout the discussion, Billy explains how authentic
leadership, meaningful communication, and intentional employee engagement
create workplaces where people feel valued, trusted, and empowered to
contribute at their highest level. Rather than treating culture as a standalone
initiative, he demonstrates why today's most successful organizations embed
culture into every business decision, leadership conversation, and strategic
objective.
Whether you're a CEO, HR executive, people leader, manager,
entrepreneur, or someone passionate about building high-performing teams, this
episode offers practical insights into creating transformational workplaces
where people and performance flourish together.
In this episode, you'll discover:
If you're looking to build a resilient, people-first
organization where employees are engaged, aligned, and inspired to do their
best work, this conversation is one you won't want to miss.
LinkedIn : @BillyBonaparte,MBA

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49 min

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