HUMAN ENOUGH

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  Futurize Yourself: Finding Hope, Purpose, and Stability in an Uncertain World 29.07.2026 33min

  The future can feel overwhelming.Technology is evolving faster than ever.Stress has become a constant companion.Many people are simply trying to keep up.But what if the future isn’t something to fear?What if it’s one of the greatest tools we have for living a better life today?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Tom Meyers—osteopath, body-centered stress coach, futurist, author, speaker, and founder of The Reaset Approach.After overcoming failure, rebuilding his life, and creating what he calls his “DNA for the Future,” Tom now helps people navigate uncertainty with resilience, purpose, and hope.Together, we explore stress, health, human evolution, purpose, future thinking, and why imagining your future may be the key to flourishing today.Connect with Tom Meyers:https://www.futurizeyourself.com/
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  Beyond the AI Hype: Building Trust, Solving Real Problems, and the Future of Business 29.07.2026 23min

  Artificial intelligence is everywhere.Every day there’s another promise…Another breakthrough…Another prediction that AI will change everything.But what if the biggest challenge isn’t the technology itself?What if it’s whether we truly understand the problems we’re trying to solve?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Brett Vinsant, founder of Center Court Legal and AiMasterminds.After nearly five decades of building businesses and solving real-world operational problems, Brett believes the future isn’t about replacing people with AI—it’s about building systems that understand people, earn trust, and solve the problems that matter most.Together, we explore entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, leadership, trust, innovation, and why better thinking will always outperform better software.Connect with Brett Vinsant:https://centercourt.legal/
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  Finding Your Voice: Mental Health, Resilience, and Turning Pain Into Purpose 29.07.2026 37min

  What happens when the voices around you convince you that you’re not enough?When depression whispers that things will never get better…When anxiety becomes your constant companion…When you feel invisible, misunderstood, and alone?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Noah May, journalist, podcaster, and mental health advocate.After years of battling depression, anxiety, loneliness, and suicidal thoughts, Noah chose a different path. Instead of allowing his pain to silence him, he found his voice through journalism and podcasting, creating spaces where honest conversations about mental health can happen without shame.Together, we explore depression, resilience, identity, healing, vulnerability, and why speaking your truth can become the beginning of someone else’s hope.Connect with Noah May:https://www.noahspodcasts.com/
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  Finding Yourself Through Stories: Autism, Anime, Faith, and the Power of Belonging 29.07.2026 30min

  Can a story change your life?Can a television show…A favorite anime…Or a fictional character help you understand who you really are?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Maison Collawn, speaker, podcaster, and creator of the MC Anime Podcast.Diagnosed with autism at an early age, Maison often felt different growing up. Through anime, television, manga, and spirituality, he discovered not only comfort but a deeper understanding of identity, purpose, and healing.Together, we explore autism, belonging, storytelling, faith, mental health, community, and why the stories we love often reveal the stories we’re living.Connect with Maison Collawn:https://www.facebook.com/BlogMCAnime
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  Restored by the Storm: Finding Faith, Resilience, and Hope Through Life’s Hardest Seasons 29.07.2026 30min

  What do you do when life falls apart?When the career you’ve spent decades building is threatened…When illness changes everything…When the future you’ve carefully planned suddenly disappears?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Bill Derrick, business leader, author, and cancer survivor whose life was transformed through some of its greatest storms.After leading his family business through the devastation of the 2008 financial crisis, Bill faced an even more personal battle when he was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, an incurable blood cancer. Those experiences inspired his book, Restored by the Storm, where he shares how faith, resilience, gratitude, and surrender can help us discover unexpected strength in life’s darkest moments.Together, we explore adversity, leadership, faith, gratitude, purpose, and why our greatest storms can become the very things that restore us.Connect with Bill Derrick:https://www.billderrick.com/
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  The Voice of Addiction: Recovery, Purpose, and the Courage to Begin Again 29.07.2026 27min

  What if addiction had a voice?What would it say?Would it sound comforting…Convincing…Or dangerously familiar?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Dr. Larry Smith, recovery advocate, author, and someone who has lived in long-term recovery for over twenty-six years.Drawing from his own journey through addiction, Larry wrote Johnnie and Me: Facing the Voice of Alcohol Within, a powerful book that personifies alcohol itself, exposing the lies, manipulation, and inner dialogue that keep so many people trapped. His upcoming novel, 2084: The Neuroxone Conspiracy, explores a future where pharmaceutical companies control addiction treatment, raising important questions about freedom, recovery, and hope.Together, we explore addiction, shame, healing, purpose, endurance, and why recovery is about so much more than simply staying sober.Connect with Dr. Larry Smith:https://www.drlarrysmithauthor.com/
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  Rediscovering Your Creative Superpower: Why Creativity Never Leaves You 29.07.2026 41min

  Are we born creative?Or is creativity something only artists, musicians, and inventors possess?What if the creativity you think you’ve lost has simply been buried beneath fear, routine, and self-doubt?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Patrick Williams, TEDx speaker, award-winning artist, educator, martial artist, and founder of Satori Innovation.With more than four decades of teaching creativity and innovation across disciplines, Patrick believes that creativity is our birthright. Through his work as an artist, educator, and innovation consultant, he helps people reconnect with the creative abilities they already possess and use them to transform every area of life.Together, we explore creativity, innovation, excellence, discipline, learning, personal growth, and why living creatively has very little to do with artistic talent.Connect with Patrick Williams:http://patrickwilliamsstaycreative.com/
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  Finding Belonging: What Irish Music Sessions Teach Us About Respect, Confidence and Human Connection 29.07.2026 32min

  Why do we feel so anxious when stepping into a room where everyone else seems to know the rules?Whether it’s a workplace, a new community, a different culture, or an Irish music session, belonging is about more than talent—it begins with understanding.In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Tara Connaghan, professional Irish fiddle player, educator, author, podcaster, and founder of Session Etiquette.After years of performing and teaching Irish traditional music, Tara realized that the greatest challenge for many newcomers wasn’t playing the music—it was navigating the unspoken social rules that make people feel welcomed, respected, and included.Together, we explore belonging, confidence, anxiety, respect, community, Irish culture, and what Irish music sessions can teach us about becoming more thoughtful human beings wherever we go.Connect with Tara Connaghan:https://www.sessionetiquette.com/
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  When Success Isn’t Enough: Finding Purpose, Clarity, and the Courage to Pivot 28.07.2026 37min

  What happens when you’ve achieved everything you thought you wanted…But something still feels missing?The career is successful.The responsibilities are growing.Life looks good from the outside.Yet deep inside, you feel restless.In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Dean Taylor, speaker, coach, mentor, and creator of the DIAMOND Pivot Framework.After experiencing success, setbacks, financial losses, and seasons of uncertainty, Dean discovered that our greatest achievement isn’t what we accomplish—it’s who we become. Today, he helps high-achieving people reconnect with purpose, regain clarity, and confidently make meaningful pivots in life and work.Together, we explore identity, purpose, gratitude, resilience, personal growth, faith, and why it’s never too late to pursue the life you were created to live.Connect with Dean Taylor:https://www.deantaylorofficial.com/
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  Thinking Like Bezos: Risk, Innovation, and Building a Business That Lasts 28.07.2026 47min

  Why do some businesses constantly innovate while others slowly fall behind?Is success simply about working harder…Or is it about thinking differently?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Steve Anderson, strategic risk expert, international bestselling author of The Bezos Letters, and one of LinkedIn’s most influential thought leaders.After decades helping businesses understand risk and growth, Steve uncovered the principles hidden inside Jeff Bezos’ annual Amazon shareholder letters—principles that transformed a small online bookstore into one of the most influential companies in history.Together, we explore innovation, calculated risk, customer obsession, decision-making, leadership, failure, and why long-term success belongs to those willing to experiment.Connect with Steve Anderson:http://www.thebezosletters.com/
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  When Faith Meets Fire: Trusting God Through Failure, Waiting, and Life’s Hardest Seasons 28.07.2026 35min

  What happens when faith collides with disappointment?When the prayer goes unanswered…The relationship falls apart…The addiction wins another battle…Or the future you’ve been praying for never arrives?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Wesley Farnsworth, author, speaker, preacher, and host of the Unmasked with Wesley Farnsworth podcast.After walking through addiction, failure, loss, disappointment, recovery, and rebuilding, Wesley has discovered that faith isn’t tested when life is easy—it’s revealed when life falls apart.Together, we explore faith under pressure, identity, surrender, recovery, healing, unanswered prayers, and why God often does His deepest work in the seasons we would never choose.Connect with Wesley Farnsworth:https://www.wesleyfarnsworth.com/
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  Your Children Are Not Your Report Card: Learning to Love Without Losing Yourself 27.07.2026 44min

  What if one of the hardest parts of parenting isn’t raising your children—but letting them become their own people?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Gigi Baxter, author of Your Children Are NOT Your Report Card: How to Love Your Adult Children Without Losing Yourself.For thirty years, Gigi measured her worth as a mother through the successes and struggles of her three children. When they flourished, she felt successful. When they struggled, she quietly blamed herself. Like many parents, love slowly became tangled with fixing, worrying, rescuing, and carrying burdens that were never hers to carry.Together, we explore the emotional transition from parenting children to loving adult children, the grief of letting go of imagined futures, healthy boundaries, identity beyond motherhood, and why true love doesn’t require control.If you’ve ever stayed awake at 2 a.m. wondering whether you did enough—or whether your child’s choices somehow define you—this conversation is for you.Connect with Gigi Baxter:https://notyourreportcard.com/
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  When Everything Was Lost: Rebuilding Life After a Traumatic Brain Injury 27.07.2026 23min

  What happens when the very thing that defines you suddenly disappears?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Tim Randall—professional artist, entrepreneur, tattoo artist, and founder of Muther Mushroom—to explore an extraordinary story of resilience after a traumatic brain injury changed his life forever.Following a devastating car accident, Tim lost his memory, his creativity, and his ability to recognize the life he once knew. Living each day like the movie 50 First Dates, battling daily seizures, and facing discouraging medical predictions, he refused to accept that his story was over.Tim shares his journey through recovery, the emotional pain of losing his identity as an artist, the lessons he learned about perseverance, his exploration of neurofeedback and natural healing, and why hope often begins when we refuse to give up.Whether you’re navigating illness, trauma, grief, or simply searching for hope after life’s unexpected setbacks, this conversation reminds us that healing is rarely linear—but it is possible.Connect with Tim Randall:https://muthermushroom.com
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  Breaking Invisible Patterns: Healing Trauma, Energy, and the Life You Were Meant to Live 27.07.2026 27min

  Why do some people keep repeating the same painful patterns, no matter how hard they try to change?Could the answers lie deeper than our thoughts and behaviors?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Jihane Laraichi, coach, therapist, and energy healer who helps people uncover and release the invisible blocks affecting their relationships, health, business, and personal growth.Blending coaching, therapy, NLP, hypnosis, kinesiology, and energy healing, Jihane helps people move beyond survival and reconnect with who they truly are.Together, we explore trauma, emotional healing, relationships, energy, forgiveness, resilience, and what it means to create lasting transformation from the inside out.Connect with Jihane Laraichi:http://www.jihanelaraichi.com/contact information www.jihanelaraichi.com/en https://healer.luminara.care/jihane-laraichi https://insig.ht/cMkiQemnp3b i offer cancer support too https://www.jihanelaraichi.com/en/cancer-healing free cancer support whats app group https://chat.whatsapp.com/FleLZe47sYCFUjikpjehrz
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  The AI Tsunami: Humanity, Hope, and Preparing for the Future 27.07.2026 28min

  Artificial intelligence is changing the world faster than most of us realize.Will it become humanity’s greatest breakthrough…or its greatest challenge?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Guy Morris, former Fortune 100 technology executive, AI strategist, bestselling author, and creator of The AI Tsunami: A Survival Guide for Humanity.After escaping an abusive childhood, building an extraordinary career with IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, and Occidental Petroleum, pioneering early artificial intelligence systems, and becoming an award-winning thriller author, Guy now helps people understand how AI is reshaping society, business, politics, and even our understanding of humanity.Together, we explore artificial intelligence, resilience, leadership, innovation, faith, purpose, and what it means to remain deeply human in an increasingly intelligent world.Connect with Guy Morris:https://www.guymorrisbooks.com/
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  Rebuilding Love: Friendship, Forgiveness, and the Marriage Worth Fighting For 27.07.2026 31min

  Can a marriage survive betrayal, resentment, and years of disconnection?More importantly…Can it become stronger than it ever was before?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Kameran Alareqi, Gottman Certified Marriage Coach, host of The Married and Connected Podcast, and founder of the Recognizing Potential Coaching Program.After experiencing two divorces, walking through infidelity, infertility, and eventually reconciling with her husband, Kameran discovered that healthy marriages aren’t built by perfect people—they’re built by people willing to become better partners.Together, we explore emotional safety, communication, forgiveness, friendship, healing, and why the strongest marriages begin with two individuals committed to their own growth.Connect with Kameran Alareqi:https://www.recognizingpotential.com/
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  Awakening Your Magnificence: Finding Purpose Through Pain, Cancer, and Life’s Greatest Challenges 27.07.2026 35min

  Why do some of life’s hardest moments become the very experiences that transform us?Can suffering become a doorway to something greater?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Sue Paulson, bestselling author of Magnificent Misery and The Healing Call of Cancer, and founder of the Magnificence Mentor movement.After experiencing two divorces, two bankruptcies, failed businesses, a near-death experience, and two battles with cancer, Sue discovered a powerful truth: our greatest challenges often awaken the greatness that has been within us all along.Together, we explore resilience, healing, self-love, personal growth, purpose, and what it truly means to embrace our own magnificence.Connect with Sue Paulson:https://suepaulson.com/
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  The Show Must Go On: What Broadway Teaches Us About Teamwork, Resilience, and Being Human 27.07.2026 37min

  What if one of the greatest lessons about leadership, resilience, and teamwork isn’t found in a boardroom—but backstage on Broadway?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Teri Pruitt, a seasoned theatrical professional whose career spans more than three decades and over twenty years with the Broadway phenomenon Wicked.While audiences experience the magic on stage, few ever see the extraordinary teamwork, adaptability, and trust happening behind the curtain. Every performance brings a different combination of cast and crew, yet somehow the show delivers excellence night after night.Together, we explore what happens backstage, the reality behind “the show must go on,” leadership under pressure, solving impossible problems in real time, embracing change, and why the strongest teams aren’t perfect—they’re deeply connected.Whether you’re leading a business, raising a family, or simply trying to navigate life’s unexpected changes, this conversation offers powerful lessons from one of the world’s most demanding stages.Connect with Teri Pruitt:https://teripruitt.world/
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  From Addiction to Surrender: Finding Freedom Through Recovery and Faith 27.07.2026 58min

  What happens when the very person who introduces you to faith becomes the reason you run from it?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Jessica Morris—author, poet, spiritual director, and recovering addict—to explore a journey marked by childhood trauma, addiction, recovery, and an unexpected encounter with the love of Christ.Growing up with an abusive, alcoholic minister father left Jessica deeply suspicious of God and organized religion. As she searched for relief, she found herself trapped in addiction and years of emotional pain. But through recovery, healing relationships, and a renewed understanding of Jesus, she discovered a freedom she never imagined possible.Together, we explore childhood trauma, alcoholism, addiction, forgiveness, surrender, spiritual awakening, and what it truly means to “die to yourself” in order to live fully.Whether you’re navigating recovery, wrestling with faith, or simply searching for hope after hardship, this conversation reminds us that healing is possible—and that no story is beyond redemption.Connect with Jessica Morris:https://jessicalmorris.com/
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  Keep Moving or Die: Reinventing Yourself Through Every Chapter of Life 27.07.2026 34min

  How do you rebuild your life when your childhood is marked by instability, your career exposes you to humanity’s darkest moments, and your future keeps demanding that you become someone new?In this episode of Human Enough, I sit down with Mark Taylor—former crime scene photographer for the Metropolitan Police in London, author, screenwriter, and film stand-in who has doubled for Daniel Craig.Mark’s life has taken extraordinary turns—from growing up in children’s homes with a father who believed he was Jesus, to exploring the Honduran jungle, photographing murder scenes and terrorist investigations, performing a royal postmortem, and eventually stepping onto some of Hollywood’s biggest film sets.Together, we explore resilience, reinvention, creativity, trauma, storytelling, and what it means to keep moving forward no matter where life takes you.Connect with Mark Taylor:http://www.fictionfaction.com/