Can We Actually Reverse How We Age?
High-performing men often run successful organizations while running their physical bodies into the ground. In this conversation, host Daniel Weinberg sits down with Dr. Will Haas to unpack whether men can truly reverse cellular aging and regain peak energy in 90 days. They tackle the silent energy debt that causes brain fog, plummeting testosterone, […]
What Trauma Took From Me — And What I Got Back With Mike Curry
True healing begins when we step out from behind our masks and face the past with honesty. In this episode, guest Mike Curry shares his powerful story of overcoming addiction, confronting childhood trauma, and finding lasting personal transformation. After years of struggle, loss of parental rights, and homelessness, Mike achieved nearly eight years of […]
The Identity You Never Chose With Dr Glock
You didn’t build the armor you’re wearing today. Host Daniel Weinberg sits down with philosopher and hypnotherapist Dr. Michael Glock, Joymind’s co-founder, to uncover why high performers face a sudden midlife identity crisis. The life you constructed in your twenties and thirties often belongs to someone else’s expectations. When a personal or professional rupture […]
Near Death Experiences A Conversation With Masati
Navigating near death experiences can fundamentally shift how a man understands his identity, purpose, and inner potential. In this conversation, host Daniel Weinberg sits down with Masati to explore what happens when you step beyond physical limitations and look directly into higher consciousness. Masati shares how surviving three separate life-threatening events helped him decode […]
The Father Effect: Why Great Dads Stop Trying To Control Their Children With Geoff Owen
Many fathers carry the heavy burden of providing for their families while simultaneously managing a household, often feeling powerless when their attempts to control behavior fail. Geoff Owen, author of The Parenting Assumption, joins us to explore “the father effect” and why great dads often struggle when they stop trying to control their children. […]
When Everything Falls Apart With Dale Atkinson
When Dale Atkinson was handed a terminal stage four esophageal cancer diagnosis, he didn’t just accept the prognosis—he audited it. A former finance executive, Dale applied his high-level analytical skills to build a rigorous cancer treatment strategy that defied medical expectations. Joining host Dan, Dale shares his journey from palliative care to “no evidence […]
Why Thinking Less Might Be The Answer To Everything With Dr. Srini Pillay
Do you feel like your brain is constantly running on empty, yet you’re still pushing for more? High-performers often fall into a dangerous trap: believing that solving complex problems requires even more focus, more time, and more grit. But what if the secret to your next breakthrough isn’t doing more—it’s learning how to think […]
Why Men Wait Until Crisis With The Therapy Brothers
Why do men so often wait until their lives are in the “red zone” before seeking help? Whether it’s a failing marriage, a career collapse, or the fallout from an affair, men frequently hit a point of total implosion before they finally walk into a therapist’s office. In this episode, we sit down with […]
Why Men Lose Their Friends — And How To Rebuild A Modern Buddy System With Geoffrey Greif
Do you know how to build a reliable buddy system to navigate life’s transitions? In this episode, we sit down with academic and renowned friendship expert Dr. Geoffrey Greif to uncover why men lose their friends and how to cultivate a more resilient social network. Dr. Greif, author of Adult Sibling Relationships, breaks down […]
Telling The World With Alasdair Cunningham
Most people assume that achieving success also means finding your state of contentment, but it is not a guaranteed outcome. This is exactly what happened to Alasdair Cunningham, whose life went into a downward spiral after getting overwhelmed by his mid-career success. Joining Daniel Weinberg, he shares how he invested in himself to get […]
