When Jordan Lacenski enters a room, you’ll know it. Her personality is magnetic, her energy palpable. Quick wit and a ready flash of smile will draw you into a conversation, and before you know it, you’ll feel like you’re already “in the fold.”

Alissa LaChance joins the podcast to talk all about dirt, composting, and why you should care where your compost comes from. She is the owner of Dirt Rich Compost in Whitefish, Montana and talks about all the various ways to compost and why you should care.

KOLBY KOLIBAS is not just a Keynote Speaker and/or High-Performance Business Coach, he is a Corporate Executive, Best Selling Author, Film Producer, Video Course Creator, Relationship Selling Guru, Master of Social Media Marketing, and Devoted Father who is passionate about life, laughter & continuous learning.

Courtney Carver changed her life by simplifying it after a devastating diagnosis in 2006. She’s the founder of bemorewithless.com and minimalist fashion challenge Project 333. Her new book Soulful Simplicity was published by Penguin Random House.

Alicia Baker is the mastermind behind the website Girl on a Hike. Her site features dog-friendly hiking information for Utah and beyond. Her website is a valuable resource for many in the west looking for great off-leash hiking and backpacking trips with their four-legged friends.

The mental game in sport is often more demanding than the physical. Graham Roberts is the founder of Ispire Motivational Coaching who coaches Obstacle Racing World Champion athletes, professionals, and businesses achieve their highest potential. On the podcast, he talks about why everyone can benefit from a coach.

Erin Rost shocked many in the obstacle racing community including herself when she finished second at the 2018 World's Toughest Mudder. We talk to her about her background in the Air Force and Air Force Academy, the race, obstacle racing, and more.

Gina Lucrezi is the driving force behind the Trail Sisters movement. She is on a mission to get more women out on the trails and create a truly rad community of badass women conquering adventures.

Rose Wetzel is back on the podcast! This time around we are talking about balancing motherhood and her career as a professional obstacle course racer. Rose has been a professional obstacle racer for years on the Spartan Pro Team, competed on American Ninja Warrior more than once, and is sponsored by some incredible companies.

Could you imagine a family of four producing less than a jar of waste a year? Bea Johnson and her family do just this. She coined the term zero waste living over a decade ago and teaches people globally how to live with less and have an enriched life through her work Zero Waste Home.

Ready to get real with an episode this one is raw and real. I have been talking about the offering alignment coaching for a bit in the intros for the show but haven't really told you my WHY. Well, this episode is all about why I want you to stop putting everyone else first, put your oxygen mask on first. I am not your guru, but I am your ally.

Liz Thomas is a record-setting thru-hiker, author, and an American Hiking Society Ambassador. She is back for a second time on the podcast to talk about creating Treeline Review and why we need more inclusive places for people to research gear for the outdoors.

Wasatch Community Gardens is a 501c3 located in Salt Lake City. But they are more than just urban garden plots. Learn about the organization and the impact community gardens have on a city during my conversation with Ashley Patterson the organizations Executive Director. We talk about why good organic food should be a right for all people at all income levels.

Michelle Ford is an accomplished Canadian Obstacle Course Racer, Coach, and Trainer. She runs Peak Power in Squamish, British Columbia. She joins the podcast to talk ultra running as prep for obstacle racing, obstacle racing, and van life in this podcast episode.

Dr. Michele Ross is a leading endocannabinoid researcher and educator as well as fibromyalgia patient. She founded the first 501c3 nonprofit on cannabis for women’s health in 2013 and is now CEO of Infused Health, an online platform for cannabis health coaching. Dr. Ross is the author of “Vitamin Weed: A 4-Step Plan to Prevent and Reverse Endocannabinoid Deficiency” and holds a Doctorate in Neuroscience.

Thea Wirsching is an Evolutionary Astrologer based in Long Beach, CA. A former academic, Thea has a Ph.D. in the history of American occultism. She joins the podcast to talk about how many of our traits are literally written in the stars.

Tyler Tomasello is an ultra runner, photojournalist, adventurer, and explorer. He joins the podcast to talk about his experience in Afghanistan and how he went to tell the story of a group of local female ultra runners and ended up coaching the women.

Samantha Parker and Kathy Rasmussen co-founded Badassery Magazine and co-host the Badassery Podcast. Both Parker and Rasmussen are ridiculously passionate about living a life of true Badassery, by definition, rendering all onlookers as awestruck.

When Donna Cameron committed to a year of living kindly she considered herself a reasonably nice person, but found true kindness was a step above, she learned that it takes practice, patience, understanding, and sense of humor. She talks about her new book that stemmed from the experience on the podcast.

Danielle Arsenault is a world-renowned raw food chef. She joins the podcast to talk about creating balanced raw food meals, The Plant Paradox, and why diversity in your diet can help heal your gut.

When Anne Champagne crossed the finish line of the Spartan Stoneham Ultra Beast she made obstacle racing history. She became the first woman to outright win a Spartan Ultra Beast. She joins the podcast to talk about the race, life, and more.

Roshi Joan Halifax recently released her recent book - Standing at the Edge: Finding Freedom Where Fear and Courage Meet. She talks about Edge States, Buddhism, Compassion, and how we must have compassion and care for ourselves as we hold space for service to others. She has lived an incredible life and it was an honor to speak with her.

Alexandra Walker is a triple threat, she is a mother who is a top obstacle racer and works a full-time job. She joins the podcast to talk about obstacle racing, growing up in South America, and balancing parenting, a career, and racing.

Sue Kerber set out to make a better soap for her son's eczema. Learn how Rad Soap Co. went from a local Farmers Market favorite to an Internationally known company working with Universal Studios, Death Wish Coffee and other international brands.