Spiritual Asshole

It doesn't matter how many times you've been to Burning Man, the ceiling is not the sky. Brendan talks with Amber-Lee, badass chakra expert, and host of the Chakra Girl Radio. The two deep dive into all things chakra, how we can clear anything that's blocking us, the REAL key to manifesting a life you want, and why you should always bedazzle a baby.  

It's time to see yourself in HD, don't worry you look good. Brendan sits down with Tara Kinden, self-worth expert and human design coach. The two dive deep into the origins of human design, breakdown what it is exactly and how we can use our HD charts to improve our lives. They also discuss practice things you can do to boost your self worth, how to embrace your inner weirdness and what it's like having an aura that's just Michael Jordan cologne. 

Brendan is very happy to welcome back Amy B. Scher, energy coach and author of the groundbreaking book, "How To Heal Yourself From Depression When No One Else Can." The two energy warriors talk about the difference between making bad choices and being depressed, where depression actually comes from, methods you can use to heal yourself from depression, and why you should never wear 14 snuggies at once. 

Today's incredible guest, Kristi Nelson, says instead of seeing the glass as half full or half empty, we can be grateful for having a glass at all. Kristi Nelson is the Executive Director of the Network for Grateful Living and the author of "Wake Up Grateful." She talks with Brendan about how a brush with death made her live gratefully, how we can actually cultivate a consistent gratitude practice, the biggest inhibitors to gratitude, and the genius of a writing a "No Thank You" card. 

The word 'authenticity' is like a frisbee, it gets thrown a lot by people in cargo shorts. Luckily, Brendan sits down with a true authentic gem, Sah D'Simone, meditation coach and author of Spiritually Sassy. The spiritual kindred spirits discuss how to be alone with your thoughts even if you're terrified of them, how drugs and alcohol can fog your brain, why Americans hate themselves, and why everyone from Brazil is hot. 

Brendan sits down with Katelyn Magnuson, the Freelance CFO, and financial expert, to tackle the age old question, "Should I budget or should I YOLO?" The two dive deep into how to flip your story with money to abundance, what makes freelancers and entrepreneurs successful, what you should do if you feel held hostage by your day job, and of course paying for a liver transplant over Venmo. 

It's time to grab your metaphoric two blocks and a blanket, get comfortable and listen to Brendan talk with Shayna Hiller, yoga and wellness expert and wellness coach. The two do a deep dive into the world of yoga, your true internal nature that is always evolving, and why truly spiritual people go to Bali or Bali. 

Congratulations all on all your travels! You've reached your next destination and that is YOU. Brendan sits down with Jackie Nourse, travel writer and founder of the Traveling Jackie blog. Brendan and Jackie dive into why traveling is so good for you, if traveling is really a form of "running away," the most underrated places in the world, and why everyone on vacation looks so damn hot. 

Let's take a ride on the red carpet and meet the guy who shouting extremely nice things at celebrities. Brendan sits down with this good buddy, Adam Glyn, hilarious celebrity street reporter, and outreach coordinator for Tony Robbins. The two wellness bros discuss what makes famous people different, how you can consistently put yourself in a good state, Shaq's penis, and how YOU CAN live a fulfilled life. 

In a truly unique episode Brendan sits down to talk with...Brendan. Well, not really, as Brendan is joined by his best friend, cousin, Andrea Henkels. Andrea is a licensed acupuncturist and self-help expert and the two spiritual warriors dive deep into the three things Brendan has learned from his guests on the podcast this past year, advice he has gotten that he doesn't agree with, practical ways we can live at our highest potential, and most importantly, coffee-selling DJs.