Steven Brandwayn is student of life, a man who brings his unique light into our world as a neuroperformance/life coach, psychedelic guide, entrepreneur, and teacher of Kabbalah– Jewish mysticism. He guides others in elevating their consciousness by harnessing nature’s powerful healing potential, using plant medicine and brain-rewiring techniques.

Don't miss this captivating conversation, where Steven and I discuss the not-so-hidden secrets of our world:

– The illusion of separateness between self, other, and the Universe

– Psychedelic journeys and the rewiring of the brain

– Creating space for your internal world in an external-centered society

– The miracle and statistical anomaly of your existence!

Tune in as Steven and I explore these fascinating topics...it just may change your mind!

Ozzie Foster is a 19-year-old powerlifter, student, and natural-born connector. From his early passion for fitness to his rise in competitive powerlifting, Ozzie shares how faith and patience have given him the strength to navigate "seasons of silence"– moments in life when progress feels slow and answers feel distant.

Join us as we navigate these topics together...

– Falling in love with passion, purpose, and the process—whether it’s music, art, cooking, or the barbell–

The power of connection: how Ozzie became a leader and mentor in his community

– Navigating grief, loss, and the importance of checking in on friends during difficult times

– Learning to pray—with intention, for others and for ourselves

Nick Shaw is a full-time consultant, endurance athlete, Jiu-Jitsu competitor, performance mindset coach, and lover of all things outdoors. How does defying our physical limitations help us better navigate relationships, business, and emotional growth?How do we find meaning in our lowest moments and use them as seeds for future growth?How can we overcome doubt, harness our creative calling, and share our unique gifts with the world?Tune in for this raw conversation between two young men, both striving to inspire others as they navigate this world.

Noah Weiss, a 22-year-old photographer, took a leap of faith, choosing to follow his passion and nurture his creative calling. He spent countless nights capturing concerts, building his portfolio, and making a name for himself in the photography world. Those long hours paid off when he landed a job filming for the Utah Jazz and Hockey Club.What does it take to bet on yourself and follow your passion instead of playing it safe? How do you turn setbacks into stepping stones for future success? And how can young artists find the confidence to bring their dreams to life? Join us for an honest conversation about creativity, resilience, and carving your own path.

Rabbi Yisroel Wilhelm and his wife, Leah, have brought the light of Judaism into the lives of tens of thousands of college students over the past two decades.

What makes Chabad at CU Boulder so uniquely contagious to all who pass through?
Their family’s warmth, authenticity, and commitment toAhavas Yisrael—loving every Jew as they are.

Beyond being a prominent spiritual leader in our community, Yisroel is an ordinary Jew—one who sometimes struggles to find God in the darkest places, yet strives each day to be a better father, husband, scholar, and servant of Hashem, God above.

Tune in for a conversation between student and teacher, learning from one another as they navigate leadership through faith.

Baruch HaLevi has dedicated his life to helping others confront a profound and challenging question: Why haven’t you killed yourself?

A question that may seem obvious at first, yet it compels us to truly examine why we choose life each day.

A man who plays by no rules but his own, Baruch is a self-proclaimed “spiritual mutt” and a devoted student of our world's greatest spiritual teachings. Carrying many titles—recovering rabbi, spark seeker, logotherapist, and Enneagram guru—he lives to serve those around him, guiding others through the valley of the shadow of death.

Tune in to a fascinating conversation between father and son as they navigate their intertwined destiny and mission: L’dor V’dor

Theo Babajooni is a 23-year-old college graduate from Los Angeles, preparing to leave the comforts of home behind to enlist in the Israeli Defense Forces.

How do we cultivate gratitude in a world where life's simple pleasures are often taken for granted?

And how can we awaken our inner soldier when we realize no one is coming to save us from ourselves?