HUMAN ENOUGH

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  From Deep Poverty to 160+ Units: The Discipline Behind KAYR’s Journey 21.09.2026 33min

  What happens when instability is all you’ve ever known—and you decide to build a life that can’t be easily taken away?Kevin “KAYR” Robinson grew up in deep poverty in West Philadelphia and moved more than 18 times before adulthood. After experiencing significant loss early in life, he could have allowed those circumstances to define him. Instead, he developed the discipline, systems, and resilience that eventually helped him build a real estate portfolio of more than 160 workforce housing units.Today, KAYR is a two-time USA TODAY best-selling author of Can’t Break Me, a real estate operator, and a speaker on disciplined execution, resilience, ownership, and financial independence.In this conversation, we go beyond real estate to explore what poverty teaches you, how instability shapes identity, why discipline matters more than motivation, and how ordinary people can begin building long-term ownership and generational wealth.Connect with KAYR Robinson:https://www.kayrmotivates.com/
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  When Your Parents Need You: Navigating the Caregiving Journey 19.09.2026 50min

  At some point, many of us face a role reversal we were never prepared for: the people who once cared for us begin to need our care.Kim Brant-Lucich and Alexander Nury are the co-authors of Survival Guide to Caring for Aging Parents. Together, they bring more than 50 years of combined healthcare experience—and, perhaps more importantly, their own personal experiences caring for aging parents and in-laws.In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, we talk about the moment families realize a parent needs help, the emotional weight of becoming a caregiver, choosing the right living situation, navigating healthcare and finances, protecting aging parents from scams, and learning when to say “no.”We also explore caregiver guilt, boundaries, self-care, family dynamics, and why having difficult conversations before a crisis can make all the difference.Learn more about Kim, Alexander, and the book:https://caring4agingparents.com/
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  From the Shelter to thePage:Xenia Ioannidis on Homelessness, Faith and Turning Collapse Into Purpose 17.09.2026 59min

  What if the season that feels like the end of your life is actually preparing you for something you could never have imagined?Xenia Ioannidis went from homelessness in Miami to creating Crowned in Faith, a 12-book children’s faith series accompanied by coloring questbooks and original songs for children ages 4–10.Her journey began with survival. But through surrendering to God, Xenia came to understand that the deepest desert wasn’t the street—it was within her.In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, Xenia shares how faith transformed her understanding of hardship and eventually led her to create something designed to help children experience spiritual principles through stories, creativity, and music.We talk about homelessness, faith, Christ Consciousness, spiritual warfare, healing, purpose, reinvention, entrepreneurship, and what happens when personal collapse becomes the beginning of creative purpose.Learn more about Xenia Ioannidis and her work:https://www.realchangeacademy.com/
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  Before You Eat: Jordan Robinson on Food Recalls, Misinformation, and Protecting Your Family 17.09.2026 33min

  Most people hear about food recalls through headlines or social media—sometimes days after a recall has already been issued.In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Jordan Robinson, the founder of Anxin, a platform designed to help families stay ahead of food recalls and other household safety risks.Jordan explains the “Transmission Gap” between a recall being issued and consumers actually finding out, why outdated recalls can suddenly go viral, and how misinformation can create panic instead of protection.We also explore what it takes to build technology that helps families make safer everyday decisions, from grocery receipts and home inventory to restaurant health scores and other household safety information.Learn more:https://pieceofmind.fyi/
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  From Guest to Host: Victor Jones on Building Liquor Talk, Authenticity, and Creating a Legacy 17.09.2026 23min

  What does it really take to build a podcast, find your voice, and keep going when nobody is watching?Victor Jones is the host and creator of the Liquor Talk Podcast, a storyteller and entrepreneur who has spent years having conversations with creators, entrepreneurs, entertainers, and everyday people.In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, Victor takes us behind the microphone to talk about the reality of building a podcast, staying consistent, overcoming setbacks, creating authentic content, and navigating the creator journey without losing yourself.We also explore Black content creation, the power of real conversation, and what it means to build something that can outlive you.Connect with Victor Joneshttps://www.liquortalkpodcast.com/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAdGRleATrSB5wZG9mAmZkaWQWUMdGtDS6eaWJi505soVa9A3tpnRFKmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzEyNDAyNDU3NDI4NzQxNAABp1ufOZtqq_7XKHr4RrVoXxqRRm7tRazy2KTG3eGkzJneWpZIBDsvz-PHPqPH_aem_gMRcvMq2XTWE362ej7fyXQ
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  Reclaiming Your Inner Wild:Martha Wright on Intuition, Healing, Spirituality, and Living in Alignmen 16.09.2026 50min

  What if healing isn’t about becoming someone new, but reconnecting with the wisdom that was already within you?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Martha Wright, a medicine woman whose work brings together Celtic spirituality, shamanic energy healing, psychology, somatic awareness, executive coaching, and grief tending.Martha shares how growing up as a government kid and living around the world—from a Buddhist temple in Kathmandu to the sea cliffs of Ireland and the Mayan ruins of Honduras—helped awaken a deeper spiritual path within her.We explore intuition, shamanism, spiritual guides, healing, trauma, grief, discernment, Celtic spirituality, our relationship with nature, and what it means to answer a calling from within.Most importantly, this is a conversation about reclaiming agency, becoming more present, and learning to trust yourself while staying grounded and discerning.Learn more about Martha Wright:https://www.marthamw.com/
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  The HiddenCost of Leadership Conflict:Liz Crowley onDifficult Conversations andKnowing When to LetGo 15.09.2026 50min

  What happens when the biggest problem facing a CEO isn’t the market, the competition, or the business—but someone sitting at the leadership table?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Liz Crowley, founder of HR Collaborative Solutions, who has spent more than 25 years helping CEOs and senior leaders navigate high-stakes conflict, damaged trust, performance issues, and difficult leadership relationships.Liz shares what happens when capable leaders become consumed by one difficult relationship, why conflict can quietly drain an organization, how leaders can separate facts from emotion, and how to approach conversations without unnecessarily escalating the situation.We explore the difficult question many leaders eventually face: Can this relationship be repaired, or is it time to plan a clear and respectful exit?Learn more about Liz Crowley:https://www.hrcollaborativesolutions.com/
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  Sacred Unraveling:Sharon Ann Rose onFeminine Wisdom,Life Transitions andFinding What Wants to Emerge 15.09.2026 42min

  What happens when the life you’ve built looks successful from the outside, but something inside you knows it’s no longer enough?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Sharon Ann Rose, M.Div., ceremonialist, author, and shamanic priestess, to explore what she calls “sacred unraveling”—those seasons when burnout, grief, identity shifts, or a longing we can’t quite name begin to pull us toward something deeper.Drawing from her book Faces of the Mother: A Feminine Path to Embodiment through Ancient Wisdom, Archetypes and Soul Fertility, Sharon shares her perspective on feminine spirituality, archetypal wisdom, nature-based ritual, ancestral remembrance, embodiment, and the heart-womb connection.We explore what happens when women stop trying to fix their lives and begin listening to what is trying to emerge through them.Learn more about Sharon Ann Rose:https://www.sharonannrose.com/
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  Living Together, Staying Close: Carmen & Rocky Drew on the Reality of Multigenerational Living 14.09.2026 34min

  What happens when parents, adult children, grandchildren, and multiple generations share the same home?Carmen and Rocky Drew know firsthand. They successfully co-owned a home with their son, daughter-in-law, and three grandchildren for three years, while also drawing from years of experiences living alongside parents, siblings, adult children, and grandchildren.In this conversation, we explore what multigenerational living really looks like beyond the idealized version: the boundaries, expectations, disagreements, privacy, responsibilities, and unexpected rewards that come when generations share a home.Carmen and Rocky share what they learned about communication, family relationships, independence, and creating a living arrangement where different generations can remain connected without losing themselves.Learn more:http://www.multigenlivingsolutions.com/
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  ExperiencingGod’s Perfect Glory:Marcia McFarland West on Purpose, Faith and a Deeper Walk with Jesus 14.09.2026 32min

  What does it mean to truly experience God’s presence and discover His purpose for your life?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with award-winning author Marcia McFarland West, author of Perfect Glory: 21 Spiritual Insights for the 21st Century.Marcia shares her extraordinary encounters with the Divine, including a profound “mountaintop” experience where she received words of wisdom and encouragement that changed her perspective on faith and purpose.We explore what it means to move beyond religious dogma and develop a genuine relationship with Jesus, while discovering how faith, purpose, passion, and daily spiritual practice can shape the way we live.Connect with Marcia:https://authormarciamcfarland.com/
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  The Human Advantage: David Lengyel on Leadership, Trust, and Teamwork in the Age of AI 12.09.2026 40min

  What makes some teams thrive while others struggle—even when they have talented people, good intentions, and plenty of resources?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with David Lengyel, founder of Venture Up, who has spent more than 40 years helping organizations understand leadership, communication, trust, workplace culture, and team effectiveness.David has worked with more than 500,000 participants across thousands of teams, from Fortune 500 companies and healthcare organizations to military units, government agencies, educational institutions, and small businesses.We explore what teams reveal about human behavior, why communication drives action, how trust is built and broken, why people resist change, and what leaders can do differently.We also look toward the future of work and ask what happens to human leadership when AI becomes an increasingly powerful part of the workplace.Connect with David and Venture Up:https://ventureup.com/
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  The Choices That Shape Us: Branch Isole on Truth, Responsibility, Consequences, and the Human Story 11.09.2026 51min

  What happens when we stop avoiding the truth about our choices?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with author, poet, storyteller, and podcast host Branch Isole to explore truth, personal responsibility, choice and consequence, relationships, spirituality, and the difficult conversations many people would rather avoid.With 22 books and a background spanning teaching, corporate sales and marketing, entrepreneurship, theology, and storytelling, Branch brings a perspective shaped by decades of observing how people make choices—and live with what follows.We talk about why personal responsibility can be uncomfortable, how avoiding difficult truths affects our relationships and growth, and whether the choices we make today are quietly shaping the person we become tomorrow.We also explore Branch’s work around theology, spirituality, and “End Times and Last Days” questions, asking what happens when faith, uncertainty, and the future collide.Connect with Branch Isole:https://www.branchisole.com/podcast-guest-reviews.html
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  You Are Not Your Past: Leo Dulay on Identity, Emotional Patterns, and Reinventing Yourself 10.09.2026 29min

  What happens when the identity you’ve built your life around suddenly disappears?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with transformational coach, hypnotherapist, NLP practitioner, and author Leo Dulay to explore identity, emotional patterns, and the subconscious beliefs that can keep us stuck.After 22 years at AT&T, Leo was laid off and found himself questioning who he was without the career that had defined him. A simple sentence from his wife—“Maybe it’s a you problem”—became the catalyst for a deeper transformation.We talk about releasing the past, rewriting internal narratives, breaking emotional patterns, and learning to see identity as something we can consciously redesign.Connect with Leo:https://leodulay.com/
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  Can We Still Have Difficult Conversations? Politics, Religion, and the Human Divide 09.09.2026 54min

  Why has political disagreement in America become so personal?Why are people increasingly hostile toward those who hold different opinions—and why are so many others simply tuning out?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Elias Martin, a native New Yorker, history enthusiast, podcaster, and independent thinker who is deeply interested in understanding the roots of America’s political tribalism and growing social division.Elias approaches politics through a broader lens that includes American history, technology, culture, religion, spirituality, and the forces shaping how people understand the world around them.We explore why the two-party system has become so dysfunctional, why mainstream political voices may not always represent the broader population, and what happens when disagreement becomes a threat to someone’s identity.But this conversation isn’t about choosing a political side.It’s about asking whether we can recover something that feels increasingly rare: the ability to disagree without dehumanizing one another.We talk about history, political identity, changing party affiliations, technology, artificial intelligence, religion, spirituality, and the importance of remaining willing to learn—even when the subject is uncomfortable.If you’ve ever felt exhausted by politics, confused by America’s polarization, or hesitant to discuss controversial subjects because of what might happen when you do, this conversation offers a different way to think about disagreement.Listen to Elias Martin on Politically High Tech:https://politicallyhightech.buzzsprout.com/
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  The Money Story We Pass Down: Greg Junge on Raising Confident Kids 09.09.2026 45min

  What if the most important financial lessons children learn have very little to do with how much money their parents make?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Greg Junge, entrepreneur, author, longtime real estate investor, Internationally Certified Results Coach, and co-owner of Your Clean Books, the bookkeeping company he runs with his wife.Greg is also the founder of Money Mindset Academy and the author of Teen Money Mindset and Parent Money Mindset. His work explores an often-overlooked side of financial education: the beliefs, emotions, habits, and experiences that shape how families relate to money.We talk about what children are learning from their parents without realizing it, why parents don’t need to be financial experts to teach money skills, and how everyday experiences with earning, saving, spending, giving, allowances, and budgeting can shape a child’s relationship with money.We also explore how families can break unhealthy financial patterns, have better conversations about money, and prepare teenagers for financial independence without creating fear, shame, or anxiety.If you’ve ever wondered what your child is really learning about money from you, this conversation offers practical insights that can begin changing the conversation at home.Learn more about Greg Junge and Money Mindset Academy:https://moneymindsetacademy.com/
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  Stop Pushing. Start Listening: Nancy Deyo on Chronic Pain, Identity, and Rebuilding After Collapse 08.09.2026 45min

  What happens when the strategies that made you successful in life suddenly stop working?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Nancy Deyo, a former Silicon Valley CEO and Stanford Distinguished Careers Institute Fellow, whose life was transformed by a medical crisis on Mount Kilimanjaro.What followed was a fifteen-year journey through misdiagnosis, persistent pain, opioid dependence, and an identity collapse that forced Nancy to question the very qualities that had helped define her success: discipline, endurance, achievement, and pushing through.Nancy shares what it was like to live with pain that others couldn’t see, to be told that nothing was wrong when she knew something was, and to navigate a medical system that couldn’t provide the answers she desperately needed.We explore what chronic pain does to identity, why acceptance isn’t the same as giving up, why pacing can be harder than pushing, the psychological cost of high-performance culture, and what happens when there is no going back to the person you once were.Nancy also shares how she returned to graduate school while lying on an army cot, eventually traveled again stretched across three airplane seats, and found ways to reenter the world while still living with chronic pain.Her forthcoming memoir, Perilous Ascent, offers a candid account of that fifteen-year journey—and a powerful perspective on what it means to rebuild when life no longer responds to effort in the same way.Connect with Nancy Deyo:https://nancydeyo.com/
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  From Perfectionism to Self-Trust: Sarah Duncan on Becoming the Main Character of Your Own Life 08.09.2026 36min

  What happens when you spend your entire life trying to become the person everyone else wants you to be?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Sarah Duncan, a florist turned life coach who helps people turn trauma into trust and step into the role of the main character in their own lives.Sarah’s own journey began with a lifelong battle against perfectionism and a powerful realization that she had been shaping herself around other people’s expectations. One unexpected connection between Goldilocks, Ken from Barbie, and the Me Too Movement helped her see her life differently—and eventually develop a framework that allowed her to break free from what she describes as the prison of perfectionism.We talk about self-worth, people-pleasing, decision-making, perfectionism, self-trust, and the courage it takes to stop molding yourself into what you think everyone else wants.Sarah also shares how learning to trust herself gave her the freedom to start a business, live in other countries, make her own choices, and ultimately become the “Leading Lady” of her own story.If you’ve ever struggled with perfectionism, second-guessing yourself, or wondering whether you’re living your life for yourself or for everyone around you, this conversation is an invitation to take your story back.Connect with Sarah Duncan:https://livingtheunleashedlife.com/
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  Your Body Isn’t Broken: Understanding Desire, Intimacy, and What Couples Get Wrong About Sex 07.09.2026 53min

  What happens when two people love each other but don’t experience desire in the same way?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Dr. Lori Davis, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Certified Sex Counselor, and one of the few practitioners who addresses the medical, somatic, and relational sides of sexual health and intimacy.Dr. Lori specializes in mismatched desire and helps individuals and couples understand what’s happening beneath the surface when sex becomes a source of tension, avoidance, shame, or disconnection.We explore why desire is often misunderstood, how the pursuit-and-withdrawal cycle can damage intimacy, what happens in the body when sex becomes associated with pressure or conflict, and how trauma can influence someone’s relationship with intimacy—even when they don’t identify as a trauma survivor.We also talk about menopause, sexual pain, low desire, sexual grandiosity, communication, and why healing often requires looking beyond clinical labels to understand the whole person.If you’ve ever wondered why desire disappears, why conversations about sex keep turning into conflict, or whether intimacy can be rebuilt after years of disconnection, this conversation offers a deeper and more compassionate way to look at sexual health.Connect with Dr. Lori Davis:https://dr-loridavis.com/
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  From Surviving to Thriving: Michelle Rogers on Rebuilding Your Life and Finding Your Strength 07.09.2026 42min

  What happens when the experiences that were supposed to break you become the beginning of a completely different life?In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Michelle Rogers, entrepreneur, author of The Resiliency Blueprint, and founder of Magnetic Property Management and MLR Products.Michelle shares her deeply personal journey through childhood abuse, abandonment, divorce, and the process of rediscovering who she was. She opens up about how she moved through some of life’s most difficult chapters, rebuilt her identity, and ultimately created multimillion-dollar companies while helping other women reclaim their lives.We talk about self-worth, boundaries, finding the right people, building community, entrepreneurship, and the transition from simply surviving to truly thriving.Michelle also shares the ideas behind The Resiliency Blueprint and the practical lessons she has learned about reinventing yourself when life doesn’t go according to plan.If you’ve ever wondered whether you can rebuild your life after difficult experiences, this conversation is a reminder that your circumstances don’t have to determine your future.Connect with Michelle Rogers:https://www.theresiliencyblueprint.com/
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  From Wrestling Mats to World Championships: The Michael Kelly Story 07.09.2026 45min

  What does it take to compete at an elite level for decades—and keep finding ways to get better?On this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I’m joined by Michael Kelly, a world champion grappler, longtime wrestler, coach, and one of the most accomplished masters competitors in the sport. Michael holds the most No-Gi World medals in USA Wrestling history and is a six-time Masters Gi and No-Gi World Champion. He has competed internationally across countries including Russia, Japan, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Greece, Poland, Italy, Serbia, and Azerbaijan.But Michael’s story isn’t only about his own accomplishments. As a coach, he has helped develop athletes who went on to compete at the highest levels of wrestling, the UFC, WWE, and the military. His coaching journey includes working with athletes such as UFC veteran Clay Guida, UFC heavyweight Curtis Blaydes, WWE wrestler Angelo Dawkins, Marine Corps scout sniper Zach Hummel, and U17 World Champion Koy Hopke.In this conversation, we’ll explore how Michael got started in wrestling, what drove him into No-Gi grappling, how he has maintained a high level of competition into his 50s, what he learned from competing around the world, and the training philosophies that have helped him and his athletes succeed.Connect with Michael Kellyhttps://www.instagram.com/mkelly113?igsi=bGt3NzJwY3JyNTRm