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David Hayward - The Naked Pastor David's Twitter tagline is "graffiti artist on the walls of religion" In this interview, I hope to talk to David about his journey as an artist and a pastor, creativity, and questioning our beliefs. David Hayward is the NakedPastor. He has a Masters in Theological Studies from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, a Diploma in Religious Studies and Ministry from McGill University in Montreal, and a Diploma in University Teaching from the University of New Brunswick. He served the church as a pastor for 30 years and left the ministry in 2010. Like all graffiti artists, NakedPastor uses words and images to challenge the status quo and offer hope for those who struggle and suffer under it. He founded and facilitates The Lasting Supper, an online community for those looking for a safe alternative to church. He coaches people who long for spiritual freedom and independence. See https://www.nakedpastorstore.com/ For more on FuelRadio see https://www.fuelradio.com/

Deb Crowe is a Certified Professional Life Coach and one of the first in Canada to be a certified Habit Finder Coach from the Og Mandino Leadership Institute. Deb’s specialty is coaching leaders, executives, and their teams. In this episode, we talk about one of Deb's specialties: self-care. For more about Deb see https://debcrowe.com/ To find out more about Fuelradio.com go to https://www.fuelradio.com/

Sue is a nutritionist and Founder of the Genuine Living Company. In this episode, we talk about how to have a healthy gut. Sue gives us lots of tips, explains the science behind a healthy gut and she shares her own inspiring health story along with some client stories. For more about Sue see https://www.thegenuinelivingcompany.com/ For more from FuelRadio see https://www.fuelradio.com/

When I first asked Bosco for this interview we arranged to talk about business and COVID-19. Well, that conversation didn't happen. Thankfully, Bosco was willing to go off-script. It just didn't feel right with what's taking place in the U.S. Here are some of the things we discussed instead: What was it like for Bosco and his family to move to Canada from Tanzania? How is Bosco adjusting to life in Australia? What are his thoughts on race in North America and the rest of the world? Bosco Anthony is a digital strategist and catalyst for creating and growing amazing digital brands. See http://boscoanthony.com/

LEADERSHIP TODAY WITH EXECUTIVE CONSULTANT JIM MCNEISH Jim has had thirty years in leadership development and loves it more than when he started. Human potential studies, classical psychology, and organizational development underpin his professional development but it’s hands-on work with Sainsbury’s, KPMG, Sellafield, BP, RBS, Welsh Rugby, Lambeth Palace, Condé Nast and Wagamama that gets him excited. Growing and establishing Quaich is his focus for the next few years. Take time to listen to this conversation. Jim is incredibly profound and deep. Pause if you have to! I find that many of Jim's leadership concepts and ideas are paradigm shifters and worth taking the time to contemplate and digest. See https://www.quaich.co/ See more at https://www.fuelradio.com/leadership-today-with-executive-consultant-jim-mcneish

With David Rendall Today’s guest is David Rendall (like “Kendall”), who has made it his life’s mission to be hilarious and helpful. He’s a standup comedian with a doctorate in management. A class clown-turned-leadership professor who went from disrupting classes to teaching classes to disrupting companies and conferences around the world. After being criticized and punished his whole life for being hyperactive, David now channels his frantic energy to compete in Ironman triathlons and ultramarathons. He wears more pink than the average middle-aged man. (Actually, he wears more pink than an eight-year-old princess.... and we’ll find out why.) David has a doctorate in organizational leadership, as well as a graduate degree in psychology. He is the author of four books on leadership and discovering our strengths through our weaknesses.

With Winston Yeung. In this episode... The Arc Angel summit and what the experience of the event was like “Will you choose to matter. Would you do work that matters so much that I miss you when you’re gone?” Seth Godin Lessons from “Think and Grow Rich” Microdosing with guilt and shame. What am I doing on this rock sucker punch? Lessons from a coaching session Marathon lessons - Step by step... Avoiding the trap of comparison Connecting and reaching out to get out of a negative headspace The last Voice Story event on Mental Health Not understanding Stress leave until it happens to you Caring for caregivers Being busy is a badge of honor while it slowly destroys you Floating around in a sea of grey. Men not having many deep connecting friendships and opportunities for helpful conversations The shift that happens when people speak at Voice Story What is Winston looking forward to at the next voice story event on vulnerability Tickets available at the Cultch online box office - https://thecult

With Russ Yeager In this episode we discuss: Russ’ own health journey. How he got to where he is today. Why Russ has a heart for working with men. Mental illness and weight loss. Exercise, have a good nutrition plan, mindset Have a strong why. Have a positive environment and friends Change your beliefs about yourself The importance of weight lifting Reality check - anything great doesn’t come easy. For more see http://fuelradio.com

Terry the Sailboat Coach Terry is a visionary, an entrepreneur, a coach, and a sailing captain. His mission is to create momentum and connection through shared adventure outdoors, so that people feel empowered to impact the world in creative, meaningful ways. See more at fuelradio.com

Charitables is an online platform that allows you to exchange money, goods or services to support charities and fundraisers. Inthis interview we talk with Charitables founder John Perlinger and learn about ... How John overcomes some of the challenges of building a start up How charitables works The future of charitables Why you should check out charitables first when you want to buy something

Today’s guest is Dai Manuel. Dia is a lifestyle mentor. He’s also a speaker and author. On his website, he says "I’m here to help people live a happy healthy or more active lifestyle while developing richer deeper and more meaningful personal relationships with themselves and with their friend's families and communities." In this interview, we cover a whole range of topics having to do with health including what it looks like to Dai to have a healthy business, a healthy body, and healthy mind and soul.

Winston Yeung is the Founding Architect of Voice Story. He says, “It took many years but I eventually got out of hell, walked out of my prison and now living a life with purpose aligned with spirit, body, and mind. The lessons and tests I experienced along my journey are where my insight, empathy, compassion, and understanding are forged from. “I now listen to people’s stories, feel their joy & pain and help them craft new stories which more truly reflect who they are and serve them. For those who wish to share their story, I provide multiple platforms and the support for them to do so, and through this transformative process they elevate and empower themselves while inspiring others.” See more at http://www.fuelradio.com and https://www.voicestory.ca

Deborah has an international business that specializes in international education. She is an expert networker and is very involved in her community and in several charities. One of the thoughts that motivates her to stay healthy is she wants "to live a long time and I want to be healthy while I’m alive.” To stay healthy “I’m always active and I love getting out and walking on the beach. My minimum is 5000 steps per day.” She also practices intermittent fasting and a new morning routine that helps start her workday in a healthy way. Deborah practices affirmations and says, “To change the really depressed state that I was in I had to be really consistent with affirmations.” When I asked her for some health advice she said "Go beans! There’s so much you get from beans." For more see http://fuelradio.com

With Special Guest Paul Filiatrault *In this episode you will learn about... The Institute for Safe medication Practises and five questions to ask about your medications As people's health improves they need to monitor their dosages in communication with their healthcare professional Paul’s pharmaceutical career Paul took a course of nutrition during his pharmaceutical training and found it really fascinating. A quote Paul remembers from that course is “All our problems are related to our nutritional deficiencies.” He could see the effects of people's poor lifestyle choices in the intensive care unit when he worked there. How medication sometimes leads to health problems. How Paul’s outlook on prescription medicine and illness begin to shift when some members of his family had health challenges and traditional medicine wasn’t working. How Nutrilite Double X made a big difference in his wife’s second pregnancy What Paul and his wife gave to their children and their transplanted kids who were quite i

Show Notes "I had to heal old wounds and find a way to turn it all into magic." The summer that changed it all. Jill's early journey and how she went from wounding to spiritual badass The term "spiritual badass" What is it and why use it? "The fear of being found out will make you keep quiet about a whole lot more." Jill's wake up call that convinced her to change the way she was living her life "I am very grounded in what I believe and I have no problem speaking about it. The willingness to stand for what I believe in is very badass." The importance of telling the truth and what it means to Jill "The way I share the truth and how public I am about it is not for everyone." What was it like for Jill to talk about her trauma and how long did it take? "Who I was lying to mostly was myself." Once we get on the path of telling the truth we realize that telling the truth won't make us die What does prayer mean to Jill and how she has researched and reclaimed it "I had to come back to God in a way tha

With Dr. Ken Keis In this episode we discuss.... Ken teaches the ever popular Personality Style Indicator Ken and associates have created The Stress Indicator and Health Planner Better health contributes to your satisfaction in life. "Some people feed their pets better than they feed themselves" The indicator shows what I might do to improve my health in five different areas Ken’s own health challenges and how he overcame them. It’s not a diagnostic rather assessment so that I could charge of my health "90 to 95% of illnesses are lifestyle related, so the burden of responsibility for health as ours." The factors behind our poor health in North America. The statistics behind stress-related illness and the impact on society and individually The Assessment breaks down your stress in five different categories How the assessment works. In-depth, 120 questions. Be real! Has a health planner. What do I need to do to decrease my stress and increase my wellness in every one of the five categories? Where

With Matt Atkins Back in the 90s well-known music worship leader Brian Doerksen did a musical called "The Father‘s Heart." The music was incredible and it came out of teaching that was going around at the time on the subject of the Father’s heart and God‘s love for us. For a lot of people, including me, it was life-changing as we experienced and understood God’s love in a deeper way. I mention all of that to say that I heard Brian speak about putting that musical together and the way in which the teaching impacted him at a small gathering a couple of months ago. And I had the thought at the time that I would like to speak to my friend Matt Atkins about the subject too because Matt's been teaching on it for probably 30 years to people all over the world. Matt is a good friend, he’s a pastor and a financial planner. For me, this interview was another great reminder to rest and find my identity in God‘s love. I don’t know about you but I can never be reminded about this enough. In this interview, you'll h

In today’s episode, we visit with Kayvon K and Muhammad Dewji. Muhammad is a successful Business Analyst who has been coached by Kayvon. During this episode, we discuss the changes that occurred in Muhammad business while he was working with Kayvon and some of the techniques that they implemented in Muhammad's business that has led to his recent growth and success. In this episode we discuss: • Where Muhammad was at when he approached Kayvon for coaching • What was going on in Muhammad‘s business at the time that led him to seek out a coach • Some of the first things that Kayvon and Muhammad worked on in Muhammad‘s business • Some of the early changes that Muhammad made to his business that had an impact • The Pomodoro Technique • The power of outsourcing • Getting out of a rut with the help of a coach “Everbody needs a coach!” ~ Kayvon • What to do when things don’t go right. “How do you win the day?” ~ Muhammad • How to reset your mindset • Measure your progress and regularly review your progress

This week we discuss endodontics from the playground to the pros with Dr. Mark Parhar. Dr. Parhar was born and raised in Nanaimo, B.C. He completed his undergraduate degree in Honors Biochemistry from UBC and went on to obtain his DMD from the UBC Faculty of Dentistry in 1997. After practicing general dentistry for 11 years, Dr.Parhar returned to UBC for the Graduate Endodontics program where he received his Diploma in Endodontics and Master's of Science degree. Listen in as Dr. Parhar and I discuss: Our last Review last interview... Why have a root canal? Why not just extract the tooth? Some of the special technology and tools that Dr. Parhar uses. Sports! Dr. Parhar has worked with athletes from a variety of sports like the Olympics, the Vancouver Giants, and the Canucks. What kinds of things did he do for them? Giving back to the community. Some interesting things Dr. Parhar has done in the community and around the world. See more at fuelradio.com Here’s how you can connect with Dr. Parhar:

Andy Park is a musician and one of the pioneers of Vineyard Music. He is a lifelong songwriter, worship leader, and teacher who has influenced people in many nations with his songs books and leadership. We sat down recently to discuss his newest book called Living in Humility: Following the Humble King (available on Amazon) In this episode we discuss: What Andy up to these days How Andy found himself writing a book about humility What is humility from Augustine to Christa Tippett Our personal difficulties with practising humility The example of Mary, the mother of Jesus How Andy has experienced humility in his own life. The beginnings of modern day worship music Waiting on God and humility Suffering and humility Humility and leading worship music Agreeing with God and recognizing God‘s sovereignty Andy’s current situation and how it is humbling. How to practice humility. Some practical steps. God as the reward. Biblical, political and business leaders who are examples of humility Letting go o