Kallie Pothier is a Family Nurse Practitioner and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner who founded Dela Women's Health to provide specialized, patient-centered care for women navigating hormone health, perimenopause, menopause, and postpartum stages.

Driven by her own postpartum experiences and witnessing loved ones struggle through menopause without adequate medical support, she built her clinic to counter the rushed, dismissive nature of traditional women's healthcare. At Dela, Kallie rejects the standard 15-minute appointment model, instead offering 45-minute consultations, comprehensive hormone testing, and holistic treatments like bioidentical hormone therapy and medical weight loss.

By maintaining strict continuity of care and leveraging her gold-standard menopause credentials, Kallie is dedicated to creating personalized care plans that ensure her patients don’t just survive their symptoms, but truly feel good at every stage of their care.

Jason Bagley is a legendary creative director best known for his 16-year run at Wieden+Kennedy Portland, where he eventually co-led the 550-person agency to three consecutive "Agency of the Year" titles. He is the creative mastermind behind the massive revitalization of Old Spice, helping launch culturally defining campaigns like "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like" that turned an aging product into a category leader. Beyond Old Spice, Bagley and his teams crafted iconic, personality-driven work for massive global brands including Nike, Coca-Cola, and KFC. Known for his philosophy that advertising must entertain and "give" more to the consumer than it takes, he pushes creatives to avoid sterile corporate formulas in favor of bold, distinct viewpoints. Today, he channels that same disruptive energy into education, running The Audacious School of Astonishing Pursuits to train and mentor the next generation of top-tier industry creatives.

In this episode, Ike explains the background of how, and more importantly, why this podcast came to be. The ideas came to life in this format when Ike experienced a near death experience while rappelling in January 2026.

Layne Dehart Shill is a child safety advocate and the Director of the Parent Center at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation. Her work primarily centers on equipping children and parents with tools and strategies to navigate the digital age and all the complexities associated with it.

As the director of the Parent Center, Shill oversaw the recent launch of an AI chatbot, created to provide resources for parents navigating the complexities of the internet and digital tools in general.

Currently, Layne lives in Boston with her husband and baby daughter.

A lot of what we talked about today (and much more) can be found on Adam's Instagram page, he's getting millions of views for a reason! Check the link:

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Adam Ashby is a prominent criminal defense attorney and Managing Partner at Jackson White Attorneys at Law in Mesa, Arizona, where he represents clients facing everything from petty crimes to complex felonies. A summa cum laude graduate of the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, he is highly regarded for his strategic advocacy and has been consistently recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star. Fluent in Spanish, Ashby founded the firm's criminal defense Spanish division in 2020 to ensure high level legal access for Arizona's Spanish speaking communities. Outside the courtroom, he reaches a massive audience through his educational social media content on constitutional rights and legal advice.

Malaki Ta’ase is a husband, father, and currently plays football at Iowa State University. He grew up in Mesa, Arizona where he attended Mountain View High School. He lettered varsity all four years, where he was named Arizona’s defensive player of the year.

After high school, Malaki served a mission in Ghana, Africa for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. After returning, he played for New Mexico State, where he was named on the all CUSA freshman team. After that season, he transferred to Washington State, where he saw the field in 13 games, and is now playing his junior year at Iowa State.

Malaki was married in early 2025. Just a few months ago, he and his wife welcomed their first baby.

Reto - the idea that was born and killed within the span of a year. What is Reto? You and a friend create a challenge to block certain apps from your phone, put real money on the line, and whoever caves first coughs up the money to their friend. It’s like a beautiful mixture of Strava, Brick, and Kalshi.

The idea came from a challenge between Jacob and his friend to see who could stay off Instagram the longest. Whoever redownloaded the app and logged back in first would give the other $100. Both friends stayed off addictive social media for several months and noticed improved focus, energy, and performance in their intense college classes.

Unfortunately, Reto’s progress was terminated due to concerns raised by Apple. Unfortunately, Apple is the ultimate gatekeeper when it comes to what is allowed and what isn’t allowed on most American’s phones.

Keith Moon is a highly versatile educator, coach, and philanthropist who has been a cornerstone of The Hotchkiss School community since 1989. Holding degrees in Russian literature and area studies from Dartmouth College and Harvard University, Moon boasts an impressive academic range. Over his tenure, he has taught English, U.S. history, Russian, and Spanish, while also serving as a class dean and dorm head, ultimately earning the prestigious Lufkin Prize and the E. Carleton Granbery Teaching Chair. Beyond the classroom, he has been the head coach of the boys' varsity swimming and diving team since 1994, earning the 2025 NEPSAC Distinguished Service Award for his athletic leadership. Moon is equally renowned for his profound commitment to philanthropy, particularly his three-decade dedication to Special Olympics Connecticut. As the founder of the annual Hotchkiss Swimathon, he has helped raise over $300,000, earning him an induction into the organization's Hall of Fame in 2025.

Braxton and Ike met in the fall of 2023 while serving as full-time volunteer missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Ike met hundreds of unique and outstanding individuals during his time in D.C., but Braxton always stood out because of his intense passion for life. Growing up in a small town in southeastern Idaho, Braxton played football, acted in musical theater, hunted big game in Africa, skied all over the world, built a pond in his backyard, and racked up a significant criminal record at a young age. Recently married in December of 2025, Braxton is now moving to Nashville, where his wife will continue her music career.

Jill Geigle is a mother, author, and advocate against the online sexual exploitation of children. She received her bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University and a master’s degree in education from Columbia International University. Since high school, Jill has been passionate about protecting individuals and families from the harmful effects of pornography, eventually becoming the Director of Parent and Child Advocacy at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation. In 2024, she attended a hearing at Capitol Hill where the Senate Judiciary Committee questioned the executives of big tech and social media companies, such as TikTok, Snapchat, and Meta.