The Imiloa Podcast

Sophie Hardy opens up about her life in a conversation that goes from witchcraft, the role of healers in the world today and mental challenges that bring one to the brink of suicide.

Description: Regan Hillyer is from Auckland, NZ. In this varied conversation, we talk about Regan going from vagueness around her purpose to getting clarity that her purpose as it at the intersection of business and the indigineous wisdom traditions.

Leah Song takes us on a journey and a conversation that is as poetic as it is educational. She is one of the sisters of "Rising Appalachia" a popular band from the United States.

From her choosing to join an indigenous movement in Mexico instead of college, to being a wildly successful musician focused on art, Leah is honest, raw and this conversation was inspiring both from an artists' point of view and an entrepreneurial point of view, too.

Juanpa is a Costa Rican expert in Qi Gong, Quantum Physics, Kinesiology, Breath-work, Sound Healing, Tantric and Toltec Traditions, Reiki, and Chinese Medicine. It all started when his brother was ill, and he was the only hope in his recovery.

Lise Melvin is a senior advisor to the United Nations on sustainability in the Development Program. It wasn't until 27, when she was the only woman at a conference in a room of 1,000 men, running a multi-national organization as CEO, that she realized there could be a different way to lead.

José grew up in Mexico and Spain. Since a child, he was curious about altered states of consciousness. His life has been in pursuit of that mastery.

Yerlin Ramirez is an empowerment coach, neuro-researcher and when she fell from a fourth story window and broke her back, doctors told Yerlin she'd never walk again. She had other plans. She transitioned from the corporate world to a world of holistic nutrition and bioenergetics.

Ian Hart was trained by Wim Hof in the early days of Hof's revolutionary breathwork technique. Since then, Ian has emerged as a global authority on back pain relief, as well as a trained master in the area of breathwork, movement and the mind. He talks about his experience healing his auto-immune disorder, the global state of affairs as it relates to dis-ease, illness and healing, his tree-house investment in Central America, and more.

Akana Mandate has lived several lives. He's played tennis since he can remember, modeled in New York City and healed his testicular cancer somewhere between Atlanta and New Jersey. The tennis racket for him was his sword; internal struggle transformed into an obsession for the game. When he's diagnosed with cancer, his game transforms again as he begins to seek out other options than what he's being provided. Akana discovers bioenergetics and quantum healing and shares how that's led him to where he is today.

Jayesh believes that recent world events will cause high performing entrepreneurs to embrace nature alongside the digital revolution. Hear how he works to create a positive relationship with business, life, and nature.