Posts in Movement
Episode 20: Kyle Ng—Being a DIY Outcast, Staying Curious & Creating Authentically

On episode 20 I speak to Kyle Ng, creative director and founder of LA-based brand Brain Dead. We speak about growing up skateboarding and playing punk music, building robots, studying film and moving to Los Angeles. Kyle shares the story of his journey, what he learned from his father, surrendering to the process and following his creative curiosity.

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Episode 19: John Huddart—The Role of Fathers, Indigenous Wisdom & Toolkits for Health

On episode 19 I speak to John Huddart, my first health coach and the man who introduced me to cold plunges, Wim Hof, sleep hygiene, mens work, plant medicines and much more. It’s hard to imagine where I’d be without John, but in this conversation he shares some milestones on his own journey and how he’s discovered that the world is far more beautiful than what’s been presented to us.

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Episode 18: Sanjay Rawal—Multi-Day Running, Self-Transcendence & Finding Joy through Exertion

On this episode I talk to Sanjay Rawal about his film 3100: Run and Become, and what he’s learnt from finding joy through exerting his body. Sanjay shares the concept of an, ‘Athlete-Seeker’ and how using our physical practice can contribute to a spiritual practice, the power of connecting to the Earth and the wisdom of his mentor, Sri Chinmoy.

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Episode 17: Christopher McDougall—Running with Joy, Cold Plunges & Burro Racing

On this episode I speak with author Christopher McDougall about running with joy vs. running for 1st place, cold plunges, mental health and how the craft of writing and running share a similar cadence. We touch on aspects of all of his books, the characters involved and the way that running has unlocked a world of adventure, as well as glimpse into his next book.

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Interview: Alexis Berg

Alexis Berg is a French photojournalist who has contributed to L'Equipe Magazine, Trail Runner Magazine, Men's Health, Runner's World and National Geographic. It was his ongoing documentary-style photographs for Salomon that captured my attention with a striking mix of breathtaking landscapes and intimate portraits. In this interview Alexis shares his inspiration, background and the on-going project of building a ‘cabin’.

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Mindful Movement: Rock Stacking

Rock stacking – that is, the amiable practice of piling up rocks to form sculptural towers – offers a different opportunity to move. Like surfing, rock climbing or trail running, you have to find harmony and get into sync with nature, while providing a chance to see if you can actually lift something in the real world. Not only does it do the body good, it does the soul good. In fact, it’s one of the best holistic workouts I’ve encountered.

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