Colman Power

This week I'm joined by Jack Skehan from West Waterford Wagyu.We talk about:• What makes Wagyu beef unique• Direct-to-consumer farming• Supporting local Irish farmers• Why young people are leaving farming• Farm-to-fork food systems• Food quality and healthy fats• Building a farming business through social mediaA fascinating conversation about the future of Irish farming, premium food and connecting consumers directly with producers.Connect with Jackwww.westwaterfordwagyu.comInstagram - Westwaterfordwagyu Stay tuned, stay classy and keep it organic.Colman

This week I’m joined by David Roche for a real, grounded conversation about resilience, mindset and doing the hard things.We dive into what separates people who grow from people who stay stuck.We talk about:• Facing discomfort head-on• Taking ownership• Building mental strength• Finding purpose in challenge• Turning setbacks into fuelGrowth doesn’t happen in comfort.If you’re serious about levelling up your life, your health or your mindset, this one’s for you.Let’s go.Follow David on Instagram - davidroche_fitness_health David's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidroche1989David's Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bifw4W8Ar/Colman

What does clean eating actually mean anymore?This week on the Organic Fitness Podcast, I sit down with Gerry Scullion, the man behind King of Kefir, to break down fermentation, gut health, preservatives, sugar, and the truth about soft drinks.We unpack:Why labels matter more than everHow ultra-processed drinks damage your gutWhat “live cultures” really meansWhy organic and local food actually mattersAnd how small producers are pushing back against big industryThis is about education, awareness, and making better choices... one drink, one meal at a time.Listen in if you want clarity instead of confusion.

This episode is a fast-paced This or That style Q&A where I break down my real food and lifestyle choices.From nutrition to sleep, sunlight, movement, organic food, and daily habits — I explain why simple decisions matter more than perfection.This is health stripped back to basics.If you’re tired of overcomplicated advice and just want to feel better day to day, this one’s for you.The Organic Fitness Retreat is a chance to step out of the noise, slow the body down, and reconnect with what real health actually feels like.This isn’t about extremes, detox fads, or pushing yourself to the brink.It’s about simple, grounding habits that support your body, your head, and your energy — the stuff we were always meant to do.Across the retreat, we focus on:Real, nourishing food made with careMovement that supports the body, not breaks itBreathwork and nervous system resetEducation around lifestyle, stress, and inflammationTime outdoors, fresh air, and proper restSpace to think, reflect, and reset your directionIt’s suitable for all fitness levels and for anyone who feels:Run down or burned outStuck in survival modeDisconnected from their bodyOverwhelmed by health adviceReady to take responsibility for their health — simply and sustainablyYou’ll leave feeling:Calmer and clearerMore connected to your bodyEquipped with practical tools you can actually use at homeGrounded, energised, and refreshed — without the overwhelmThis retreat is about learning how to look after yourself for life, not just for a weekend.If you’re ready to slow down, tune in, and give your body what it’s been asking for — you’re in the right place.👉 Learn more & secure your spot: https://www.colmanpowerorganicfitness.com/retreat

Trying to get kids to eat healthy shouldn’t feel like a daily war zone.In this episode, I sit down with Deirdre Doyle from The Cool Food School, who works with schools, libraries and communities helping kids fall in love with food — without threats, bribes or stress.We talk about:Why kids reject vegetables in the first placeHow repeated exposure (not pressure) builds healthy habitsWhy cooking with kids is one of the most powerful life skillsHow to play the long game with food and winThis is practical, hopeful, and very doable, especially for parents who feel like they’ve “tried everything.