Episode 127: Hunting Authenticity with Remi Warren

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08/17/20 • 83 min

This week's guest is Remi Warren. Remi is one of the most popular and impressive outdoorsman in the hunting/travel/cooking media space. Remi lives many men's dream: traveling the world living in nature, hunting, cooking all while acting as his own film crew; capturing some truly unique media.

On this episode we explore:

living on your own terms
hunting ethically
the value of a truly supportive environment
adventure as a way of life
creating great media

Discover more about Remi:

https://www.remiwarren.com/

IG: @remiwarren

On this episode we explore:

living on your own terms
hunting ethically
the value of a truly supportive environment
adventure as a way of life
creating great media

Discover more about Remi:

https://www.remiwarren.com/

IG: @remiwarren

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Episode 126: Being a Game Changer

“If I start something I don’t want it to be because there is a hole in my life because I’m not doing business.”

John grew up an easily overwhelmed introvert. It wasn’t until he asked the simple question: “Hey, what are you excited about?” did he discover that human connection wasn’t as harrowing as he assumed. John is a Canadian-American entrepreneur best known as the co-founder of Precision Nutrition, the world’s largest nutrition coaching, education, and software company. John is also the founder of Change Maker Academy, devoted to helping would-be change makers turn their passion for health and fitness into a powerful purpose and a wildly successful career.

On this episode we explore:

Nutrition

Fitness

Connection and freedom

Growing your passion into a success

Learning to feel full without accomplishment

Discover more about John:

https://www.johnberardi.com/

https://www.precisionnutrition.com/

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Jud opens up about his own journey—from the pressure to perform, to the moments that cracked him open, to stepping into leadership. We talk about the challenges men face today, what it really means to do “the work,” and how the conversation around modern masculinity is evolving—less about proving, more about being real.

If you're questioning what it means to show up as a man today—or just looking for something real in a world full of noise—this one’s worth a listen.