Can it ever be too late to start over? Abigail Dominguez believes the answer is no. In this inspiring episode, we explore her remarkable journey—from growing up in Ghana, reuniting with her mother after decades apart, and spending over 20 years serving children, becoming a first-time mother of fraternal twins at 48. We discuss faith, forgiveness, resilience, motherhood, personal growth, and why our dreams don't have an expiration date. If you're searching for hope, purpose, or the courage to embrace a new chapter, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, blockchain attorney, bestselling author, and law professor Eric L. Guthrie, Esq. breaks down blockchain, cryptocurrency, and digital assets in simple, practical terms. We explore how blockchain is transforming trust, business, and finance, how to avoid common crypto scams, and why understanding this technology is becoming essential in today's digital economy.

Learn more about Eric's work at: https://EricGuthrie.com

What happens when the greatest tragedy of your childhood becomes the beginning of your greatest purpose?

In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we welcome Allicia Johnson Niles—author, speaker, educator, and leadership coach—whose extraordinary story reveals the life-changing power of courage, forgiveness, and hope.

After her father was murdered while serving in the U.S. Navy, Allicia spent much of her life carrying unanswered questions, overwhelming fear, and the lasting effects of childhood trauma. Living with Complex PTSD, she struggled with self-worth, anxiety, abusive relationships, and the invisible scars that unresolved grief can leave behind. But her search for the truth behind her father's death ultimately became a journey of profound healing.

Together, we explore childhood grief, trauma, forgiveness, faith, resilience, the importance of community, and why healing often begins when we're willing to share our stories instead of hiding them. Allicia also explains why traditional grief support often falls short for children and how connection can become one of the most powerful tools for recovery.

Whether you've experienced loss yourself or want to better understand the lifelong impact of trauma, this conversation offers hope, practical insight, and a powerful reminder that healing is possible—even after unimaginable pain.

To learn more about Allicia Johnson Niles and her memoir Angel in Arlington, visit:

https://www.angelinarlington.com/

What if many of humanity's greatest challenges stem from one simple illusion—that we are separate from one another and from the natural world?

In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we welcome Dr. Glenn Aparicio Parry, award-winning author, philosopher, educator, and founder of the Circle for Original Thinking. Drawing from decades of research, Indigenous wisdom, philosophy, and contemplative practice, Glenn invites us to reconsider the way we think about ourselves, nature, and the world we share.

Our conversation explores the profound relationship between gratitude, consciousness, and interconnectedness. Glenn explains why fragmented thinking often leads to conflict, division, and ecological destruction, and how rediscovering a worldview rooted in kinship, compassion, and wholeness can transform both our personal lives and society. We also discuss the influence of Indigenous wisdom, the importance of honouring our ancestors, restorative justice, the healing power of gratitude, and the timeless ideas behind his books Original Thinking, Original Politics, and Original Love.

Rather than offering political slogans or easy answers, Glenn encourages us to ask deeper questions about what it means to be human, how our beliefs shape the world we create, and why remembering our connection to each other may be the key to building a more peaceful future.

Whether you're interested in philosophy, spirituality, psychology, leadership, ecology, or personal growth, this conversation offers a thoughtful and inspiring perspective on living with greater awareness, compassion, and purpose.

To learn more about Dr. Glenn Aparicio Parry, explore his work, and listen to the Circle for Original Thinking podcast, visit:

https://www.originalthinking.us/

What if everything you experience isn't happening to you—but within consciousness itself?

In this thought-provoking episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we welcome ONE IAM—author, philosopher, and speaker whose work explores the nature of consciousness, perception, identity, and human experience. Drawing from decades of contemplative practice, Hermetic philosophy, and his studies as a 9+ Degree Frater of the Rosicrucian Order (AMORC), ONE IAM invites us to question some of our deepest assumptions about reality.

Our conversation explores a profound idea: What if consciousness is not something produced by the brain, but the very medium through which reality is experienced? We discuss the role of attention in shaping perception, the nature of the self, awakening, personal transformation, and how ancient wisdom traditions intersect with modern neuroscience, psychology, predictive perception, and even artificial intelligence.

Rather than asking listeners to adopt a particular belief system, ONE IAM encourages direct observation, curiosity, and self-inquiry. His approach isn't about providing absolute answers—it's about asking better questions that lead to greater awareness, clarity, and personal insight.

Whether you're interested in philosophy, spirituality, psychology, consciousness studies, or simply understanding yourself more deeply, this episode will challenge the way you think about reality and leave you reflecting long after the conversation ends.

To explore more of ONE IAM's writings and reflections on consciousness, perception, and self-awareness, visit:

https://the-kingdom-within.com/

What happened to respectful disagreement—and can America find its way back?

In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Elias Martin, researcher, history enthusiast, and host of the Politically High-Tech podcast, to explore the growing political and cultural divisions shaping the United States.

Drawing on his passion for history, politics, and technology, Elias examines the roots of America's increasing tribalism, why so many people have become disengaged from politics, and how the two-party system has contributed to today's climate of distrust and hostility. Rather than promoting partisan talking points, he advocates for nuanced thinking, independent voices, and a renewed willingness to have difficult conversations with people who hold different perspectives.

Our discussion also explores the influence of technology and social media on public discourse, the importance of understanding history to make sense of current events, and why curiosity, humility, and critical thinking are essential for navigating an increasingly polarised world.

Whether you're interested in politics, history, technology, or simply understanding why meaningful conversations have become so difficult, this episode offers thoughtful insights into one of the defining challenges of our time.

To learn more, listen to the Politically High-Tech podcast, and share your feedback or future topic ideas, visit: https://politicallyhightech.buzzsprout.com/

What if one of the biggest breakthroughs in heart health isn't found in your heart—but in your gut?

In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Bilal Ahmed, interventional and structural cardiologist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Lylah Health, to explore the emerging science connecting the gut microbiome to cardiovascular health.

As a practising cardiologist, Dr. Ahmed has seen countless patients searching for supplements to improve their heart health, often without knowing which products are backed by real evidence. We discuss why the supplement industry has earned a mixed reputation, how to separate science from marketing, and why he believes the future of preventive heart care lies in understanding the relationship between the gut microbiome and the cardiovascular system.

Our conversation also explores the growing body of research on prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics, the gap between traditional medicine and nutritional supplementation, and what patients should know before spending money on products that promise better health. Throughout the discussion, Dr. Ahmed offers a refreshingly direct, evidence-based perspective on preventing heart disease and making informed health decisions.

Whether you're interested in heart health, nutrition, longevity, or the latest advances in medical science, this episode provides practical insights into one of the fastest-growing areas of cardiovascular research.

To learn more about Dr. Ahmed's work and Lylah Health's evidence-based approach to supporting heart health through the gut microbiome, visit: https://lylahhealth.com

What separates those who reach their full potential from those who remain stuck just short of their breakthrough?

In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Chris Natzke—8th Degree Black Belt, former U.S. National Taekwondo Champion, leadership coach, keynote speaker, and Amazon #1 bestselling author—to explore the mindset and discipline required to achieve lasting success.

Chris shares his remarkable journey from being an overweight, insecure ten-year-old searching for confidence to becoming a national champion and one of today's leading voices on leadership and high performance. Along the way, we discuss why breakthrough isn't about learning more information but becoming the kind of person capable of achieving greater results.

Our conversation explores the Champion's Mindset, Black Belt Leadership, overcoming limiting beliefs, developing confidence through discipline, leading with purpose, and turning consistent action into extraordinary outcomes. Chris also reflects on leaving a successful corporate career to pursue his true calling and explains why resilience, perseverance, and personal growth are the foundations of meaningful leadership.

Whether you're a leader, entrepreneur, athlete, or someone determined to become the best version of yourself, this episode offers practical strategies for breaking through self-imposed limitations and performing at your highest level—in both business and life.

To receive Chris's free guide, "Top 10 Big Ideas to Create Breakthroughs in Your Life," and learn more about his work, visit: http://www.ChrisNatzke.com

What if your symptoms aren't the real problem—but a message pointing to something much deeper?

In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Magic Barclay, functional health practitioner, trauma specialist, author, speaker, and host of A Magical Life, to explore why lasting healing begins with identifying the root cause rather than simply managing symptoms.

Having survived cancer, Lyme disease, stroke, diabetes, heart attack, hypoxia, and the lasting effects of childhood trauma, Magic shares her remarkable journey from surviving multiple life-threatening conditions to helping others reclaim their health. We discuss how trauma affects the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems, why chronic illness often has deeper underlying causes, and how lifestyle, emotional health, and functional medicine can work together to support healing.

Magic also reflects on overcoming addiction, eating disorders, abusive relationships, and the emotional wounds that shaped her early life. Her story is a powerful reminder that healing isn't just physical—it's emotional, mental, and deeply personal.

Whether you're navigating chronic illness, recovering from trauma, or simply looking to better understand your health, this conversation offers practical insights, hope, and a fresh perspective on what it means to truly heal from the inside out.

To learn more about Magic Barclay and receive a complimentary root-cause health assessment, visit: https://www.wholisticnaturalhealth.com.au/health-assessment-form/

In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Deepak Chari, engineer, Certified Biofeedback Specialist, and co-founder of the Chari Center of Health, to explore the hidden emotional patterns that shape our thoughts, behaviours, and overall well-being.

With a unique background that combines engineering and Advanced Voice Biofeedback, Deepak explains how stress often affects our lives in ways we don't consciously recognise. We discuss why many people remain stuck despite years of self-improvement, how unresolved emotional patterns influence confidence, relationships, and decision-making, and why lasting change requires more than positive thinking or willpower alone.

Our conversation also explores the science behind biofeedback, how chronic stress impacts both the mind and body, and practical habits anyone can adopt to improve emotional resilience and mental clarity. Deepak shares insights from his worhelping people uncover the root causes of emotional challenges, offering a fresh perspective on healing, personal growth, and sustainable transformation.

Whether you're navigating stress, seeking greater emotional balance, or looking for a deeper understanding of how your mind and body work together, this episode offers practical wisdom and thought-provoking insights that can help you move forward with greater awareness and intention.

Because meaningful change doesn't begin by trying harder—it begins by understanding what's happening beneath the surface.

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