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- 🇦🇺AU · Entrepreneurship#1125K to 30K
- 🇮🇳IN · Entrepreneurship#1821K to 10K
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1.8K to 12K🎙 Daily cadence·33 episodes·Last published 2d ago - Monthly Reach
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6K to 40K🇦🇺75%🇮🇳25% - Active Followers
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2.4K to 16K
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#56 - Kelly Wendorf: Horses, Belonging, Leadership as a Living System and Corporate Shamanism
Jun 23, 2026
55m 38s
#55 - Lucas Maddy: Practical Wisdom, Bitcoin, and Life Beyond the Screen
Jun 17, 2026
58m 13s
#54 - Jake Randall: Poetry, Optimism, and the Most Ambitious Good Life
Jun 10, 2026
1h 02m 25s
#53 - Rodolfo Carone & Francesca Tuzzi: Water, Unity, and the Responsibility to Grow
Jun 4, 2026
1h 03m 14s
#52 - John Paul Fischbach (EagleHeart): Art, Shamanism and Putting Love Into the World
Jun 2, 2026
55m 51s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 6/23/26 |  #56 - Kelly Wendorf: Horses, Belonging, Leadership as a Living System and Corporate Shamanism | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Kelly Wendorf about horses, belonging, corporate shamanism, and what leadership can become when we start recognising organisations as living systems. Kelly is the founder and CEO of EQUUS, an ICF Master Certified Coach, author, international speaker, spiritual mentor, systems-change leader and socially responsible entrepreneur. She works with senior leaders, Fortune 500 executives, boards, teams, and underserved communities, bringing together equine-facil... | 55m 38s | ||||||
| 6/17/26 |  #55 - Lucas Maddy: Practical Wisdom, Bitcoin, and Life Beyond the Screen | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Lucas Maddy about practical wisdom, Bitcoin, AI, music, self-reliance, focus, friendship, and designing a life that stays connected to the real world. Lucas brings a rare mix of farm practicality, technical literacy, musical feeling and care for how people live with technology. He created Man Camp at Network School, teaching practical skills, responsibility, agency and confidence through hands-on work. He also helped bring music alive through School of Ro... | 58m 13s | ||||||
| 6/10/26 |  #54 - Jake Randall: Poetry, Optimism, and the Most Ambitious Good Life | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Jake Randall about philosophy, poetry, entrepreneurship, investing, community, travel, Network School, AI, and the question that keeps shaping his life: what makes a good life? Jake is a wanderer, entrepreneur, investor, poet, engineer, and incurable optimist. This conversation moves from nomading through Asia and landing in Las Vegas, to writing poetry in the mountains, learning empathy through customer service, building community, practising improv, and... | 1h 02m 25s | ||||||
| 6/4/26 |  #53 - Rodolfo Carone & Francesca Tuzzi: Water, Unity, and the Responsibility to Grow | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Rodolfo Carone and Francesca Tuzzi about water, unity, Uncle Bob Randall, the Kanyini philosophy, responsibility, poetry, and the small seeds of connection that can help humanity grow. Thank you to Barbara Schacht Randall for introducing us. Rodolfo and Francesca first met Aunty Barb and Uncle Bob Randall through The Circle of Life, the international conference they created in Italy to bring people from many wisdom traditions into shared conversation, cer... | 1h 03m 14s | ||||||
| 6/2/26 |  #52 - John Paul Fischbach (EagleHeart): Art, Shamanism and Putting Love Into the World | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with John Paul Fischbach, also known as EagleHeart, about art, shamanism, business, sacred sites, and the practical wisdom that helps people find their way. John Paul is a theatre and film director, author, arts business advisor, CEO and Chief Alchemist of Auspicious Arts Incubator, and a formally trained Native North American / Canadian shaman. In this conversation, he brings those worlds together with humour, clarity and care. They speak about artists as ent... | 55m 51s | ||||||
| 5/29/26 |  #51 - Jelena Blajer: The Nervous System of the Family Starts with You | Jelena Blajer has spent 25 years working with bodies (babies, children, pregnant women, whole families) and what she has learned is this: when the parent's nervous system is dysregulated, the child's is too. Presence is not a nice-to-have. It is the medicine. In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Jelena about cranial osteopathy, conscious parenting, the mind-body connection, and what it looks like to take a leap of faith before the net has appeared. Jelena is a cranial osteopath, founder of H... | 46m 10s | ||||||
| 5/25/26 |  #50 - Matt Hart: Humanware and Becoming Yourself in the Age of AI | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Matt Hart about Humanware, creativity, fandom, AI, sleep, belonging and becoming more fully yourself. Matt has spent 25+ years building systems that develop human capability across brand strategy, enterprise culture, education, health technology and venture building. In this conversation, he shares why becoming more fully ourselves matters as AI becomes more integrated into work, creativity and daily life. The conversation moves from surfing and forest ... | 50m 24s | ||||||
| 5/21/26 |  #49 - Sarah Lewis: Following the Signals in a Creative Life | Creative ideas can arrive as whispers through life experience. Sarah Lewis is a London-based filmmaker, artist and designer whose work moves across documentary, moving image, installation, craft, handbags, curation, teaching and embodied creative practice. In this Natural Genius conversation, Sarah speaks with Samantha Bell about intuition, place, making with her hands, sexuality, shaving her head, ageing, listening with the body, discernment, her documentary "CUTS / NO IFS OR BUTS" and hav... | 1h 02m 08s | ||||||
| 5/19/26 |  #48 - Sarah Hayes: Follow the Breath to Steadiness | Sarah Hayes follows what lights her up. From a childhood on a South Australian farm to animal behaviour research, expedition guiding, yoga, breathwork, freediving and her organisation, "Breathe Her", her path has been shaped by curiosity, place, practice and a strong sense of inner response. In this Natural Genius conversation, Sarah and Sam talk about leadership, Human Design, Generator energy, the Kimberley, breath as a practical pathway back to steadiness, and the small practices that hel... | 48m 54s | ||||||
| 5/18/26 |  #47 - Annie Parker: What Are You Waiting For? | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Annie Parker about instinct, founders, community and moments when life asks for immediate action. Annie has spent more than 20 years across international startups, technology and consulting, building ecosystems and accelerator programs in London and Sydney, including Wayra, muru-D, Microsoft for Startups and Tech Central. Now semi-retired in Tasmania, she reflects on moving fast when the signal is clear, backing founders with real commitment, and creatin... | 45m 54s | ||||||
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| 5/17/26 |  #46 - Elvira Albaeva: Brave Dreams and Free Knowledge | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Elvira Albaeva, a technologist from Kyrgyzstan, about free knowledge, finding what drives you, and the quiet courage of a new chapter. Elvira brings professional depth across software development, CRM automation and business process improvement, including CTO and banking technology roles. In her current transition year, she is using that practical capability in Tash Kumyr, teaching students how to understand and use AI more safely, including privacy, hal... | 43m 35s | ||||||
| 5/14/26 |  #45 - Sophie Vo: Building Bridges Between Business and Consciousness | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Sophie Vo about bringing more of the whole human into business: heart, healing, responsibility, joy, intuition and higher consciousness. Sophie has spent more than 20 years in technology, entrepreneurship, games and leadership. Now, through ORIN and her wider work, she supports leaders and women to come back to their own truth, voice and power. This conversation explores what becomes possible when business can hold more than strategy and execution. It ca... | 43m 21s | ||||||
| 5/12/26 |  #44 - Tina Köstler: Tantra as a Practice of Presence | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Tina Köstler about tantra as a practice of presence, coming back into the body, and restoring access to pleasure, intuition, connection and aliveness. Tina shares her shift from high-performing startup life into embodiment, intimacy coaching and tantric practice. Together, Sam and Tina explore what happens when success becomes tunnel vision, how the body carries wisdom, and why tantra is far less about sexuality than many people assume. This episode exp... | 56m 54s | ||||||
| 5/11/26 |  #43 - Maanasa Gopal: Living Like It Matters | Maanasa Gopal lives life as a brilliant art project. In this Natural Genius conversation, Maanasa talks about curiosity, discipline, dreams, planning, Antarctica, creative work, and the people who help us become brave enough to live fully. Maanasa is the founder of SuperBlond, a brand strategist who has worked with TikTok, GoPro, Insta360, foodpanda and DraperTV, and a former biochemistry research scientist who has taken part in climate expeditions to Antarctica. She has travelled across al... | 42m 49s | ||||||
| 5/10/26 |  #42 - Alistair Leaper: Calm Practical Intelligence at Sea | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with long-time friend Alistair Leaper about sailing, seamanship, trust, calm judgement, and the practical intelligence needed to keep boats and crews moving through changing conditions. Alistair has spent much of his life around boats, engines, crews, long-haul sailing and ocean racing, including many Sydney to Hobart races. Now based in Mallorca, he works in the world of large yachts, where preparation, adaptability, mechanical understanding, crew dynamics a... | 22m 40s | ||||||
| 5/8/26 |  #41 - Christopher Treble: Gather with People Who Notice the Richness of Life | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Christopher Treble about the richness of long conversations, the generosity of curious communities, and what it means to keep reinventing throughout life. Chris reflects on Network School breakfasts, a poetry session that opened unexpected depth, business timing, mentoring young people, chief of staff roles, hiking, travel, and food. This is a conversation about staying open, gathering with people trying to do good, and noticing what becomes possible whe... | 36m 11s | ||||||
| 5/7/26 |  #40 - Allie Armitage: Body Wisdom, Trust and Embodied Leadership | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with coach, facilitator and somatics practitioner Allie Armitage about body wisdom, creative practice, ancestry and embodied leadership. Allie shares how learning to listen to the body changed the way she relates to decision-making, creativity and trust. Together, Sam and Allie explore somatics as a way of accessing felt intelligence, practising differently, and noticing when something is alive, complete or being overworked. The conversation also opens into ... | 48m 26s | ||||||
| 5/4/26 |  #39 - Adriana Basile: Returning to Yourself with Lived Wisdom | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Adriana Basile about healing, relationships, self-trust and coming back into the body. Adriana’s gift is lived wisdom. She has done the work she now helps others do: returning to herself, building stronger relationships, and creating a life with more love, ease, awareness and embodied truth. She brings empathy, awareness and practical tools because she has walked through her own healing and continues to practise what she shares. This is a conversation a... | 35m 48s | ||||||
| 5/3/26 |  #38 - Joanne Merrick: Impact Is Everything | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Joanne Merrick about management, leadership, music, friendship, grief, and the impact we have on people. Joanne is an architect of leadership transformation, author, neuroscience-informed talent strategist, and leadership development expert with 20+ years’ global experience across 5 continents and 22 countries. Her career includes leadership, learning and organisational development roles across Deloitte Consulting, Juniper Networks, Amazon Devices, Omnic... | 55m 50s | ||||||
| 4/27/26 |  #37 - Ben Rennie: Technology, Adventure, and Designing for Connection | What happens when technology makes life easier, and also starts to take something from us? In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with designer, author and creativity activist Ben Rennie about technology, agency, adventure, family, systemic design and creating with technology. Ben reflects on writing Be Kind, Rewind, leaving his phone behind, raising children through adventure and snow sports, building an independent creative studio, and why design needs to look beyond the immediate brief. This is ... | 54m 29s | ||||||
| 4/26/26 |  #36 - Aprill Enright: Art, Creative Reinvention, and Personal Rebranding | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Aprill Enright about moving through a sometimes murky transition from co-founder and operator to artist, creative partner, and a clearer new chapter. Drawing on work across technology, customer operations, Knowledge Bird, startup investing, Tractor Ventures, and visual arts, Aprill shares how she has been reconnecting with art, rethinking what her skills are actually for, and bringing systems thinking and creative instinct back into one integrated identit... | 35m 03s | ||||||
| 4/23/26 |  #35 - Peppie Simpson: The Ocean as Medicine, Whale Song, and Remembering Who We Are | In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Peppie Simpson about the ocean as medicine, whale song, and what nature helps us remember. A pioneer of women’s surfing in Australia, Peppie brings decades across surfing, swimming, teaching, ocean guiding, and whale and dolphin work in Noosa. This is a wide, heartfelt conversation about deep connection to water, nature as intelligence, and the ways whales, dolphins, and the ocean can open people back into feeling, steadiness, and wonder. This episode exp... | 47m 22s | ||||||
| 4/23/26 |  #34 - Adam Tomas Pangelinan: Network School, Coding Mischief, and Choosing Action Before Certainty | Adam Tomas Pangelinan is a technologist and builder from Guam, currently at Network School (ns.com). In this conversation, he shares how curiosity, mischief, and courage opened a path from island life to a fast-moving global coding community, and why he is becoming more deliberate about attention, quality, and the kind of life he wants to build. Sam and Adam explore Guam, robotics, internet curation, courage, improv, belonging, and how acting on what matters have shaped his path. A conversati... | 31m 49s | ||||||
| 4/8/26 |  #33 - Stephane Laurent Villedieu: Sweet Origins, Hard Lessons, and Human Choice in the Age of AI | Raised in a small town in the south of France, Stephane Laurent Villedieu grew up with deep trust in people and a strong pull towards the wider world. That openness took him into conflict resolution work in the Middle East, through an MBA, into senior business roles across Asia, and into venture building in crypto and frontier technology. Sam and Stephane talk about sweetness and naivety, the Himalayas, betrayal in business, the Satoshi myth, and why AI may sharpen our relationship with consc... | 1h 05m 11s | ||||||
| 4/8/26 |  #32 - Jack Growden: Action Over Words, Digital Inequality, and Building the Basics First | In this conversation, Jack Growden shares why digital inequality and other community challenges are being overthought and under-solved, and simple actions that work: get the laptop into a child’s hands, build the classroom, add the toilet, and keep going. From donating one laptop in Papua New Guinea at 20 to leading LiteHaus International across 13 countries, Jack talks with Sam about resilience, practical philanthropy, community-led work, founder dependence, and why the basics still matter i... | 44m 35s | ||||||
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Chart Positions
2 placements across 2 markets.
Chart Positions
2 placements across 2 markets.