If you could be any superhero, who would it be? In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, cofounder of CBA Neurotechnology, Cody Isabel discusses how he helps individuals and organizations recreate the ability to imagine. A practical neuroscientist by trade, Cody lays out many of the reasons why humans resist change and shy away from their childlike spirit. This FUN interview has it all including humor, storytelling and the science behind the FUNdamentals of Fundamism. You might even learn why "adults are just kids in costumes." Conceive, Believe, Achieve and the sky's the limit in improving your quality of life.

How do you define success? If you achieved it, would you be satisfied? In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, Dr. Kimberly Beatty, Chancellor of Metropolitan Community College, discusses her journey through education and higher learning. Complacency is a behavior that plagues many from realizing their true potential. Dr. Beatty's solution? Consistently asking herself the question, "what if I could?" No matter what level of achievement she has experienced in her career, Dr. Beatty is never satisfied. Her FUN spirit, intriguing stories, authentic style and leadership acumen will leave you feeling hungry for more.

What is one thing you've been wanting to do for sometime but for some reason you haven't? What have you convinced yourself is the roadblock in making this one thing happen? In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, Rob Barger, founder of Redpath Performance Group, discusses how GORUCK, Spartan Races, jiu jitsu, fitness coaching and more helped him find professional fulfillment in life. Combine that with an amazing daughter, hangin' and bangin' in the concrete jungle, an excessive amount of laughter and Rob seems to have identified what FUN looks like in his life. How did he get past the perceived roadblocks and limiting beliefs that kept him from realizing true joy? Rob identified a mantra that would alter the course of his life. "Go do. That is all." Prepare to reflect as you grab a notepad and a pen as Rob and I will challenge you to identify ways to incorporate the Fundamism FUNdamental, Stretch Yourself.

If your life had a theme song or you had entrance music, what song would you choose? Plato once said, “music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.” In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, Grammy nominated producer and writer, Jo Blaq discusses his musical journey. From Wyandotte County, KS to Los Angeles, CA working with superstars like Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Kendrick Lamar, Diana Ross and more, Jo has his fair share of amazing stories. The best one? Learn how his musical success led his mom to start dreaming again. Through conversations of our favorite artists, song lyrics, first albums purchased, singing in church and more, you can feel the connection music creates between others. Get your popcorn ready and strap in for this tasty treat!

At your most vulnerable of moments, when anxiety, fear or challenge had a stranglehold on rational thought, how far did you allow yourself to go into the darkness? Many individuals admittedly or not have had moments in life where we had the fleeting thought, "maybe it would be easier if I weren't here anymore." In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, Jason Holzer, author of the bestselling book, "Shattered by Suicide, Renewed by Resilience", discusses the loss of his father and the wake of destruction his suicide created. Jason also shares some techniques he uses to challenge negative thoughts, be more present in what's working and how he's leveraging the heartache he's experienced to help others. This topic is one that we all shy away from and even avoid talking about with those we love most. Enjoy our dialogue and we hope it inspires you to create some with someone who may need it now more than ever.

What form of artistic expression resonates most with you? Music, theatre, stand-up comedy and painting are just a few mediums that artists use to create emotional connection in others. In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, Anthony "AO" Oropeza discusses the ebbs and flows of life and his journey as a creative. Once furloughed as an employee in corporate America, AO had a decision to make, become a barista or commit to his art. It's been a series of ups and downs from that day forth but AO is now thriving as he rides the wave.

Life in public service. How would you navigate managing the expectations and competing priorities of others while trying to deliver in your commitment to making a difference in the community you serve? In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, 2-time city councilman, former mayoral candidate and current Metropolitan Community College board member, Jermaine Reed discusses his journey in life and politics. Guided by principles of love, encouragement and support of others, Mr. Reed is as inspiring as he is entertaining. The first 10 minutes of this interview will have you laughing and reminiscing so strap in!

What old hurt, relationships or experiences are you holding on to that are negatively impacting your life? It's time to clean out the closet! In this episode, chiropractor, author, podcaster and founder of Your Wellness Connection, Dr. Michelle Robin talks through her wellness journey and some techniques that can help you through yours. A bundle of positivity and joy, Dr. Robin has a knack for helping others smile. Our hope is that this episode produces as many of them for you as Dr. Robin did for host, Paul J Long throughout their interaction.

What's the closest you've ever been to death? This doesn't sound like a very FUN question, I know. However, sometimes scary situations can offer perspective and appreciation for the life we have or have lived. In this episode, professional basketball player and Wichita State Alumni, Garrett Stutz shares not one but his TWO brushes with death along with what he learned as a result. We also talk life as a 7 foot tall human, pickleball, playing ball overseas, his 1969 Cutless Supreme Convertible and more. As a "realistic optimist" Garrett was certain that everything was going to be ok when Russian authorities stormed his airplane. Was that one of his near death experiences? Tune in to find out!

You're on a FUN trip in Manilla. Standing outside your swanky 5 star hotel, you hail a taxi while talking on the phone. A cab driver stops, you hop in and immediately grow so tired you end the call and pass out. 22 days later authorities bust down the door of your kidnapper's home in a harrowing rescue that potentially saved your life. How does this experience shape your perspective? In this, our 100th episode of the Fundamism Podcast, serial entrepreneur, attorney, and kidnap victim, Alastair Onglingswan discusses his brush with death, cryptic conversations with his brother that aided in his rescue, getting a popsicle stick shot out of his mouth by a psychopath and more. Featured in the episode titled, the Taxi Cab Killer from the Discovery Channel series, Kidnap & Rescue, learn how Alastair came to the realization that he had no control over much of his experience. However, how he responded played a critical role in this life or death situation.