Remember Your Greatness with Mark Vicente
Remember Your Greatness is a podcast about rediscovering who you really are — and creating a life and message that reflect it. Hosted by filmmaker, author, speaker, mentor, and cult whistleblower Mark Vicente (What the Bleep Do We Know?!, HBO’s The Vow), the show explores both the brilliance and the darkness of human potential: from the heights of creativity and spiritual insight to the pitfalls of manipulation, narcissism, and coercion. This podcast is not about gurus, formulas, or handing over your power. It’s about cultivating authenticity, clarity, and the courage to live from your own inner fire. Through raw reflections, stories, and conversations, Mark dives into: Spirituality without dogma or fakery Reclaiming creativity and voice Living with integrity and courage Embodiment vs. bypassing The nature of existence and consciousness Sometimes solo, sometimes with guests, Remember Your Greatness is a space for those ready to go deep, get real, and step fully into the life they know is theirs. If you’re endlessly curious and committed to living with authenticity, this podcast is for you.
Episodes
In this special New Year's episode, I guide listeners through a "Remembering the Future" visioning process for 2026. Rather than wishing for what we want from a place of lack, this practice invites you to place yourself in December 2026—already having achieved your dreams—and feel the gratitude and emotion of being there.
I share my own experiences with this approach, from seeing my name on screen at Cannes ...
In this episode, I talk about what happens when you stop waiting to be ready.
While I was in Cape Town, I decided — almost on a dare to myself — to climb Table Mountain again, something I hadn’t done since my twenties. The climb became a metaphor for everything we avoid when we tell ourselves we’ll start later: the creative project, the hard conversation, the change we know is overdue.
What I discovered is that re...
This episode was completely unplanned. I recorded it while standing on Signal Hill in Cape Town, in front of Table Mountain — the city where I grew up, and where a lot of my early spiritual awakening (and trauma) began.
Being here brought up so many memories: gratitude for my family and this stunning place… but also the echoes of a difficult childhood. I realized how easily I’d slipped into the past — and how much peace re...
Why does dreaming big sometimes feel terrifying? Why do we hit walls of fear, procrastination, and self-sabotage just when we start aiming higher? In this episode of Remember Your Greatness, I share my own journey of chasing big dreams — from Hollywood sets to filmmaking — and what I learned about the resistance that shows up along the way.
I discuss:
• Why old conditioning makes dreaming feel dangerous
• The real ...
In this episode of Remember Your Greatness, I sit down with comedian-turned-transformational teacher Kyle Cease.
What starts as a conversation turns into a live coaching session — with me on the receiving end. We talk about fear, control, the illusion of money, and what it means to live from the soul instead of the mind.
This one is raw and vulnerable. I let myself be guided into territory I normally keep private....
I’m Mark Vicente — filmmaker (What the Bleep Do We Know?!), author, speaker, spiritual geek, and cult whistleblower (HBO’s The Vow). Some of you might also know me from my darker podcast, WTF is On My Mind?!, where I’ve spent years diving into the shadows — cults, coercive control, narcissism, and the abuse of spirituality.
Private Mentoring: https://www.markvicente.com/mentoring
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