The What's Your Juice? Podcast

"My biggest recommendation is to just start" - Bryan Spunt on how to succeed as an entrepreneur

I am thrilled to bring you today’s episode with Bryan Spunt who is the CEO of Seek Discomfort, the Chief Smile Officer at the Big Smiles Program, and the third Shareholder at PopSockets. Seek Discomfort is a brand created by Yes Theory. For those of you who don't know, Yes Theory is a YouTube channel with over 7 M...

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My epic people! It feels soooo good to be sharing another episode with all of you! I took some time off while I finished up last semester of school and I spent my winter break skiing and spending time with my friends and family, but now I’m back with an exciting, insightful, and inspiring episode with today’s guest Bobby Hobert a.k.a the bearded man a.k.a Bobbbaaaay! Bobby for all...

“Creativity is an energy of moving imagination into a physical manifestation” - SWAYLO

Welcome to episode 3 of season 2 of What’s Your Juice?! Today’s episode is with Noah Knight Kessler De St. Croix or as you may know him, SWAYLÓ. Noah is a truly unique individual. In fact, I have never come across anyone who approaches making and using music in a more unique way. Noah is the Imagineer of SWAYLÓ where he makes his music, the experi...

I am so excited to share today's episode with you all! In this episode, I interview Marissa Meizz. Marissa is the founder of No More Lonely Friends, an organization centered around hosting meet-ups to help people make life-long friends. Recently, Marissa's life changed overnight. A young man walking in NYC overheard a conversation between a group of friends. They were talking negatively about a girl named Marissa and were...

You epic people! I am so stoked to bring you episode 1 of Season 2! This season is a new page and a new direction for the podcast. I couldn’t be more excited to kick things off than by interviewing three of the most charismatic, kind, creative, and epic individuals I have ever met! Their names are Jordy, Cam, and Lenny and they are the three brothers that make up the amazing band WeTheCommas. We discuss the personal relationship th...

Happy Earth Day! Today we are highlighting one of the most unbelievable, gnarly, impressive, and physically demanding adventures that I have ever heard of. Two rising Juniors at Stanford, Jackson Parell and Sammy Potter, are taking a gap year to hike 7,940 miles to complete the Calendar Year Triple Crown.  The Calendar Year Triple Crown consists of three trails:

• Appalachian Trail (2,190 miles)
• Pacific Crest Trail (2,650 miles)
• Con...

In this episode Mario Molina, the CEO of Protect Our Winters, starts off the episode by sharing the unique experience that made him fall in love with the mountains, and inspired him to pursue a life centered around the environment. Throughout the episode Mario explains how Protect Our Winters work to solve climate change, their mission, and how he sees the current state of our nation in regards to solving climate change. We also ta...

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Welcome to the last episode of the Climate Change Mini Series: Intersectional Environmentalism with Kevin Patel. Kevin Patel is a 21 year old environmental activist who has now been fighting climate change for a decade. Kevin has a profoundly unique story. At the age of 12, he developed heart murmurs due to the air pollution in sou...

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Welcome to episode two of the Climate Change Mini Series: The Plastic Crisis with Hannah Testa. Hannah Testa is an 18 year old environmental activist focusing on solving the plastic crisis. At 10 years old, Hannah founded her non-profit Hannah 4 Change with the goal of solving the plastic crisis. Since then, Hannah has deliver...

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Welcome to episode one of the Climate Change Mini Series: Environmental & Social Justice with Xiye Bastida. Xiye Bastida is an 18 year old environmental activist who at the age of 15, became the president of her high school’s environmental club in New York City. Two years later, at 17 years old, she organized and spoke in front...

Make Peace Profitable. Today I interviewed David Karr, who is the co-founder of Guayaki Yerba Mate. Guayaki makes delicious yerba mate products that fuel a positive culture of coming to life. Guayaki’s business model is a regenerative business model working to regenerate the amazon rainforest and communities across the world. Many of you know the products and love them, but you might not know what the products are doing to help the...

Dan Churchill, the Healthy Chef, is a 31 year old entrepreneur living in New York City. Today on the episode, Dan talks about how he started his entrepreneurial career and how he stays connected to his ethos while building his brand around it. Dan is the co-founder of Charlie St., a chef sponsored by Under Armour, the host of the The Epic Table podcast, and a chef with CENTR which is Chris Hemsworth’s app dedicated to making the Ch...

National Geographic’s Dr. M Jackson, travels around the world with the National Geographic Expeditions program as an adventure leader, documenting her travels through photography and studying glaciers. There are 200,000 normally charted glaciers in the world and then there are another 200,000 glacier-ets(small glaciers) in the world. To Dr. M, this means that there are at least 400,000 ways to solve climate change and we should alw...

Today’s episode is more of an educational episode on craniosacral therapy and the benefits that it presents to humans. I interview Etienne Piersman who is one of the world’s leading craniosacral therapists. He has four schools across the globe teaching people the craniosacral practice. Craniosacral therapy is a form of bodywork or alternative therapy that uses gentle touch to palpate the joints of the cranium. It is based on fundam...

Liam Badger, a 17-year-old, co-founded Canyon road Pottery: a local pottery company in Santa Fe New Mexico that is currently donating 100 percent of their proceeds to the Santa Fe Food Depot. In the two months that Canyon road Pottery has been running, Liam and his partner Xander have raised over 5,000 dollars which has equated to over 20,000 nutritionally stable meals for the Santa Fe Food Depot. In this episode we talk about how ...

ry flora grew its audience from 30 to 30,000 monthly listeners on Spotify in one year at the age of 18! In this episode, Ryan discusses the strategies he has used to go from 31 monthly listeners in 2019 to start off 2020 with 120,000 monthly listeners, describes the motive behind his music, and talks about what success really means to him and how he works to achieve balance in his life between school and music. Ryan dives into the ...

 Kid Bahati A.K.A Odin Frostad, shares what it’s like to be black in America. Odin explains the visceral fear that police have caused him to feel as a young-black-teenager and how he has learned to deal with racism. Odin is a young musician, his artist name is Kid Bahati, and he uses music to express the emotions that impact his heart and soul. He views music as an art that transcends all boundaries and borders, and surpasses the w...

 Kid Bahati A.K.A Odin Frostad, shares what it’s like to be black in America. Odin explains the visceral fear that police have caused him to feel as a young-black-teenager and how he has learned to deal with racism. Odin is a young musician, his artist name is Kid Bahati, and he uses music to express the emotions that impact his heart and soul. He views music as an art that transcends all boundaries and borders, and surpasses the w...

From Alaska to Mexico, the hard way. In this episode, I interview Casey and Ryan Higginbotham, twin brothers who paddled from Alaska to Mexico using only their hands for 2,200 miles on 18ft paddleboards with no support crews or GPS. They carried all of their gear with them and were completely self-reliant. Casey and Ryan explain how they trained their minds to always have a positive attitude even when faced with near-death experien...