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The Art of Radical Curiosity
Russell Storey is an Australian author, international breathwork trainer and facilitator, astrologer, and former corporate professional based in Perth (Sorrento), Western Australia.
https://radicalcuriosity.com.au/
He has a background in organizational change management, strategy, and leadership development, including 17 years living and working in the UK inside large institutions.
He encountered breathwork around 2010, trained with the Transformational Breath Foundation in Edinburgh, and has since taught it worldwide, emphasizing its ability to help people "feel better fast, without the need to talk" through conscious breathing that oxygenates the body, supports energy and consciousness, and aids emotional regulation.
He returned to Australia around 2019 to be closer to family and founded Connected Breath (offering sessions and training in Perth and beyond).
He also created AstroBreath, a system blending breathwork with astrological archetypes for stress regulation, body reconnection, and clarity in uncertain times. His interest in how culture shapes thinking, beliefs, and unquestioned ideas grew from his corporate experience and intensified during the COVID period, as he observed social consensus formation, uncertainty management, and the risks of questioning dominant narratives. The book Radical Curiosity emerged from this personal and intellectual inquiry. An Instagram post references it arising "through grief, research, and independent thinking," pointing to a deeply personal awakening alongside broader cultural analysis.
Signed copies of his book are available here
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By Art is the Souls self healing tool, but it only works if the Artist is Free.Russell Storey is an Australian author, international breathwork trainer and facilitator, astrologer, and former corporate professional based in Perth (Sorrento), Western Australia.
https://radicalcuriosity.com.au/
He has a background in organizational change management, strategy, and leadership development, including 17 years living and working in the UK inside large institutions.
He encountered breathwork around 2010, trained with the Transformational Breath Foundation in Edinburgh, and has since taught it worldwide, emphasizing its ability to help people "feel better fast, without the need to talk" through conscious breathing that oxygenates the body, supports energy and consciousness, and aids emotional regulation.
He returned to Australia around 2019 to be closer to family and founded Connected Breath (offering sessions and training in Perth and beyond).
He also created AstroBreath, a system blending breathwork with astrological archetypes for stress regulation, body reconnection, and clarity in uncertain times. His interest in how culture shapes thinking, beliefs, and unquestioned ideas grew from his corporate experience and intensified during the COVID period, as he observed social consensus formation, uncertainty management, and the risks of questioning dominant narratives. The book Radical Curiosity emerged from this personal and intellectual inquiry. An Instagram post references it arising "through grief, research, and independent thinking," pointing to a deeply personal awakening alongside broader cultural analysis.
Signed copies of his book are available here
Cafe Locked Out is entirely listener-supported. We can't hold the line without you.We don't receive government grants, and we don't have corporate sponsors — we like it that way. It means you're free to speak your truth with us. Staying independent comes with real costs. If you value these conversations and the platform, please consider supporting us today.
Cafe Locked Out is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
There are two ways you can help:The Shop — Click the link to our shop and grab some gear https://cafelockedout.com/clo-shop/
When you wear our gear out in the world, you’re not just supporting us financially; you’re starting conversations and showing others they aren’t alone.
You’ll also find The Banned Book Company on our site, and signed copies of Michaels new book, ‘Goodbye Road’.
Direct Contribution — If you'd prefer to simply give, every dollar goes straight toward streaming costs, equipment, and keeping us on the road https://cafelockedout.com/donate/
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cafelockeddown.substack.com/subscribe