Category: Podcast

Miraculous Healing with Dr. Kirby Hotchner

The path to healing is not one size fits all. The human body is like a vast and complex universe with endless possibilities. Sometimes zooming in on some specific aspect only prevents you from seeing the bigger picture. And my guest, Dr. Kirby Hotchner, firmly believes that true healing begins with the mind and spirit.

Dr. Hotchner is a physician of 40 years and a spiritual healing minister dedicated to helping people awaken their true identity and learn what true healing is. He creates programs that teach people how to achieve optimal health, focusing on spiritual healing.

Without disregarding all the pains and suffering of chronic illnesses and everything negative in this world, this conversation holds a deeper discussion of what it truly means to overcome the mind. Most of the time, our perception becomes our reality. Once we harness power over that, we can then access permanent healing. If you’re willing to open your eyes and heart to the infinite possibilities that lie ahead, I encourage you to take the red pill and join us down the rabbit hole.

And now, without further ado, on with the show.

Are We Living In the Matrix? with Tian Mu

A spiritual awakening can happen in so many different ways. However it happens or whenever it does, one thing you can always say is that it leaves you a changed person.

I was an agnostic for decades until I experienced my first big awakening in 2012 in India, and I’ll remember it my whole life.

If you’re a long time listener, you’ve heard my awakening story before. And now you are about to hear someone else’s incredible story. That someone else is my friend and fellow METal brotherhood member Tian Mu. Tian is the founder of Brethren Shoes. He spent the first two decades of his career as a tech entrepreneur- from gaming to ecommerce to crypto investments. In 2009, Tian began focusing on self-realization while running his game studio.

In this episode, Tian and I discussed the nature of reality, the multiverse, timeline jumping, and much more. We went down some rabbit holes. I think you’ll find this episode to be a real mind-bender. And yet, I think you’ll find the core messages that Tian shares to be simple, refreshing, and inspiring.

And now, without further ado, on with the show!

Personality Insights from the Enneagram with Beth Kuper

The ancient Greek aphorism “know thyself” isn’t just some bumper sticker expression. It can bring you much abundance and success in your life.

One way to know yourself better is through personality assessments. While there’s a plethora of tests out there made by world-renowned psychologists, in today’s episode, we’re going to focus on the, Enneagram with my guest, Beth Kuper.

Beth is an Enneagram expert with decades of experience. She’s active with the International Enneagram Association. And she provides individual and group sessions to help clients discover their Enneagram type and deepen their personal growth.

Mindful Living with Charlotte Thaarup-Owen

In a world where sharing your beliefs can divide and alienate, exchanging controversial opinions through an open, accepting, and honest conversation is refreshing. Today’s guest, Charlotte Thaarup-Owen and I have very different beliefs when it comes to spirituality. Nonetheless, we’re both after the same outcome – to become better individuals. As Ram Dass famously said, “we are all just walking each other home.”

Charlotte is the founder of The Mindfulness Clinic. She is an internationally experienced clinical mindfulness consultant and a pioneer of mindfulness for psychologists and leaders within Australia. She particularly focuses on mindfulness of the body and mindful leadership for women. Currently, she runs Mindful Leadership at Newcastle University’s Executive MBA.

In this episode, Charlotte and I dug deep into the concept of fairness in the universe. Does the universe really have our back, or does fate have a twisted sense of humor? I was more on the optimistic side of things, while Charlotte considered herself leaning more towards pessimistic. Nonetheless, this difficult conversation turned out to be really thought-provoking. We need to be open to hearing other people’s perspectives.

And we talked about ways one can be mindful of thoughts, decisions, diet, and lifestyle. Heck, I don’t think there’s anything you can’t be more mindful of!

Now, on with the show!

On the Spiritual Path with Stephan Spencer

I had such a great conversation with Harry Duran as a guest on his show, Podcast Junkies. Harry is a deeply spiritual guy.

In this episode, I shared how I was able to reboot my life after attending a Tony Robbins event. I also shared the miraculous story of how I met my amazing wife and soulmate Orion, and how my spiritual awakening in India two months earlier directly led to this miracle. In addition, I dropped some wisdom nuggets I learned from my Kabbalah studies, which I think you’ll really enjoy.

I hope this interview helps you with your own spiritual journey.

And now, on with the show!

See Miracles with Barry Shore

It’s no surprise that stress leads to illness and struggle in one’s life. While going through stress is inevitable, Barry Shore says one good way to fight it is to SMILE, which is an acronym for “See Miracles In Life Everyday.” While you may not feel like doing so while in the thick of things, it is doable and it leads to powerful outcomes. Barry Shore’s life story is a testimony to it.

Barry is a mental wellness activist, change-maker, and life transformer. His body became paralyzed overnight from a rare disease and yet he went on to build a framework to enable people to live in joy daily despite their difficulties. His 11 strategies are being embraced by people around the world.

In this episode, we talk about the implications of living a life full of exuberance and positivity. Though it may not be easy, we believe it’s the best and only way to live and stay optimized.

So, without further ado, on with the show!

Get Into the Writing Flow with Lisa Papademetriou

Like art, writing aims to express, inspire, and educate. It holds power to touch and even save people’s lives. However, pouring your heart out through your writing can prove quite challenging.

As a prolific writer myself with three books published by O’Reilly and hundreds of articles published over a variety of media sites, I’ve had my fair share of the dreaded writer’s block. With a new edition of The Art of SEO coming out next year, along with a companion workbook, and a spiritual book in the works called Living in a Friendly Universe, I was highly motivated to break through procrastination in my own writing. Thus, I invited today’s guest, writing expert Lisa Papademetriou.

Lisa is the founder of Bookflow, a powerful tool that helps writers stay organized and motivated as they power through long-form projects. She has authored over 20 novels, was an editor at HarperCollins and Disney Press, and was a former MFA level writing instructor. Lisa is passionate about storytelling’s ability to empower readers and writers and knows what it takes to get to The End.

In this episode, we talk about the many easily applicable ways for writers to stay in flow throughout their writing process. Lisa also went above and beyond, sharing some of her most instructive personal experiences throughout her writing career. She believes that the more you write, the more connected you are with your spirit.

So without further ado, on with the show!

Attention Deficit: the Superpower! with Dr. Edward Hallowell

There is no one “right” way of thinking, learning, and behaving. Yet so many people have had the ADD or ADHD label slapped on them. Sadly, Attention Deficit is considered a disorder, even a disability. But what if it’s more like a superpower? According to my guest, the world renowned Dr. Ned Hallowell, to call it a disorder is a huge mistake. It’s a trait that, if managed well, becomes a superpower.

Dr. Ned is a board-certified child and adult psychiatrist, a world authority on ADHD, and founder of The Hallowell ADHD Centers. He is a graduate of Harvard College and Tulane Medical School and was a Harvard Medical School faculty member for 21 years. He has spent the past four decades helping thousands of adults and children live happy and productive lives through his strength-based approach to neurodiversity. Dr. Ned has ADHD and dyslexia himself.

In this episode, Dr. Ned describes ADHD as having a brain with a Ferrari engine and bicycle brakes. Although it’s tricky to navigate and maneuver, modern psychiatry and medicine have opened new and better ways for those he calls neurodivergent to deal with their daily lives more easily. Dr. Ned and I talked more in detail about neurodiversity, ADHD vs. ADD, dyslexia and the best approaches for parents and diagnosed individuals.

From Skeptic to Spiritual with Stephan Spencer

My guiding principle is to reveal light in everything I do. I hope that comes through on this podcast. I really do think about it every time I interview a guest.

And of course I consider that when I appear on other people’s podcasts too.

CK Lin of the Noble Warrior Podcast interviewed me on How to Have Transcendent Transformations In Life and Business. I talked about why habit changes don’t work but identity shifts do. I shared how to step into the vortex and manifest all your heart’s desires. We discussed the difference between the 1% reality and 99% reality, and the difference between an awakening which is permanent versus an awakened state which is fleeting. I shared my biggest takeaways from my Tony Robbins platinum partner trip to India a decade ago where I went from full-blown skeptic to spiritual. Speaking of the Platinum Partnership, I gave my take on the masterminds that offer the biggest value and life-changing shifts, from my experience and perspective at least.

I hope this helps you kickstart your transformation journey and tap into the miracles! Now on with the show!