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A Wilder Life is a transformative podcast hosted by Eric Edmeades, delving into evolutionary mismatch theory and The Evolution Gap. Each episode examines the widening disconnect between our ancestral roots and modern society—gaps that contribute to rising levels of depression, anxiety, addiction, and reliance on psychoactive drugs, despite this being the safest era in human history. Through conversations that blend ancestral wisdom with modern science, listeners gain practical insights to enhance their health, relationships, longevity, and overall quality of life.
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What if modern nutrition is built on a misunderstanding—and the key to better health lies in how humans actually evolved to eat? Dr. Bill Schindler is an archaeologist, food anthropologist, and author of Eat Like a Human . He's spent over 20 years studying ancestral technologies, co-starred in National Geographic's The Great Human Race , and traveled the world living with indigenous communities to understand how humans really evolved to eat. In this conversation, Eric and Bill explore ancestral diets, plant toxins, hunting vs. foraging, and how technology shaped human evolution. They challenge modern nutrition dogma, debate carnivore vs. plant-based approaches, and unpack what traditional cultures like the Hadza can teach us about food, health, and what it truly means to eat like a human. Key Takeaways: → Humans evolved in a completely different food environment than the modern world. → Many plants contain natural toxins and often require processing to be safe. → Technology shaped human evolution by expanding what we could eat. → Indigenous diets offer powerful clues about optimal human nutrition. → Modern "healthy" foods may be contributing to chronic disease. Connect with Dr. Bill Schindler: Website: www.modernstoneage.com Ancestral Table Community: https://modernstoneage.circle.so/feed Eat Like a Human book: https://modernstoneage.com/eat-like-a-human Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What does freedom really mean in a world built to distract you and keep you stuck? Scott Tavlin is a motivational speaker, morning radio host on Magic 94.9, and founder of the Dare to Dream movement focused on helping people take action, build discipline, and create meaningful lives. Through his work in media, schools, and corporate events, he empowers audiences to break limiting patterns and pursue purpose-driven careers. In this episode, Eric and Scott explore modern distraction, the illusion of freedom, social media addiction, and why endless options leave so many people stuck. They dive into discipline, mentorship, youth mindset, and how small behavior changes can unlock momentum, confidence, and long-term success. Key Takeaways: → Freedom is not doing nothing it is choosing what you do with your time. → Distraction especially phone use is one of the biggest barriers to personal growth. → Discipline grows through small daily behavior changes not motivation alone. → Comparison to successful people too early kills momentum and confidence. → Sticking with one path long enough to get good creates clarity and opportunity. Connect with Scott: Website: https://www.scotttavlin.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stories/scotttavlin/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-tavlin/ Connect with Eric: Facebook:Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram:Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube:Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if your body isn't broken—but trying to tell you something you've been ignoring? Sahar Paz is a somatic practitioner, founder of House of Paz, and a stage 4 cancer survivor whose work bridges nervous system regulation, emotional healing, and embodiment. After decades of living in survival mode—and a life-altering diagnosis—she transformed her approach to healing by reconnecting with the body rather than fighting it. In this conversation with Eric Edmeades, Sahar shares how trauma, stress, and modern life disconnect us from our bodies—and how small, practical shifts can restore clarity, resilience, and real healing. This episode explores what it truly means to feel safe in your body again. Key Takeaways → Your nervous system, not willpower, determines your ability to heal and make better decisions. → Chronic stress and unresolved trauma can manifest as physical illness and disease. → Simple practices like breathwork, movement, and awareness can rapidly shift your state. → Healing starts when you stop fighting your body and start listening to it. → Small, consistent choices create lasting transformation, not extreme overhauls. Connect with Sahar: Website: https://www.houseofpaz.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saharpaz/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saharpaz/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SaharPaz Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if the biggest challenge of adulthood isn't too little opportunity—but too much? Emilia Niglas is the host of Adulting with Emilia, a podcast dedicated to helping young people navigate modern life by learning from world-class thinkers across health, mindset, and personal development. Raised across cultures and shaped by global experiences, she brings a grounded yet expansive perspective to what it means to grow up today. In this conversation, Eric sits down with Emilia to explore the reality of adulthood in a world overflowing with information, choices, and pressure. They unpack the paradox of freedom, the struggle to find direction, the role of challenge in personal growth, and how to build an inner compass in a world full of noise. • Navigating too much information and choice • Why you never "arrive" in adulthood • The role of challenge vs. suffering in growth • Rebuilding health through diet and experimentation • Finding your inner compass in a noisy world Connect with Emilia: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7akIDFanTcLagIfp5JIU62?si=6e0ae655a74f46f7 Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if your worst moment is actually working for you—and you just can't see it yet? In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric discusses a high-stakes moment in his entrepreneurial journey when he faced imminent financial collapse—and how a simple shift in mindset, sparked by meditation and inspired by Wayne Dyer's teachings, transformed not only his emotional state but the outcome itself. Key Takeaways: → Your experience of life is shaped more by your state than your circumstances. → When you resist stillness the most, it's often when you need it the most. → Stress and fear don't improve outcomes—they only diminish your experience. → Choosing joy in uncertainty is a powerful, practical strategy—not denial. → Life may not be happening to you, but for you—especially in difficult moments. Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if the best leaders are not the ones with the most authority, but the ones who create trust, accountability, and growth in the people around them? In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric discusses leadership, feedback, team culture, and human connection with Keith Ferrazzi, exploring how great leaders earn influence, create psychological safety, and help teams "co-elevate" instead of relying on control and hierarchy. Key Takeaways: → Leadership is not about title or control, but about earning trust and influence. → Real feedback requires care, responsibility, and intention, not reckless honesty. → High-performing teams are built through psychological safety, candor, and mutual accountability. → Growth happens when leaders stop waiting for permission and start doing the work before they are given the role. → "Co-elevation" means going higher together by committing to both the mission and each other's development. Quotes from Keith Ferrazzi: ● "You start doing the job so far before you ever ask for it that it's not even a question when you ask for it." ● "You have to earn permission to coach." ● "If you fight for control to be extraordinary, the fight for the control is a dissipation of the energy to be extraordinary." Keith Ferrazzi is a New York Times bestselling author, entrepreneur, and renowned executive team coach known for his work on relationship-building, collaboration, and leadership. Best known for Never Eat Alone and Leading Without Authority, Keith helps leaders and organizations build high-performing teams through trust, candor, accountability, and what he calls "co-elevation" — the practice of going higher together. Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if the secret to a better life isn't grinding harder toward goals—but learning how to fall in love with the journey? In this episode of A Wilder Life , Eric unpacks a powerful reframe around goal-setting that dissolves resistance and replaces pressure with possibility. Instead of chasing rigid, ego-driven targets, he introduces the "Wouldn't It Be Nice?" framework—a liberating approach that transforms goals into invitations. From financial freedom and creative expression to legacy and identity, Eric walks through a holistic life design model that aligns with who you want to become—not just what you want to achieve. This episode is a masterclass in designing a life rooted in intention, contribution, and long-term meaning. Key Takeaways: → Goals are destinations—but the journey is the point. Attachment creates pressure. Curiosity creates momentum. When you focus on the journey, growth becomes the reward. → The "Wouldn't It Be Nice?" frame dissolves internal resistance. Instead of declaring "I must become a millionaire," ask, "Wouldn't it be nice?" This subtle shift opens possibility without triggering fear or self-doubt. → True wealth spans six dimensions of life. Eric breaks down goal-setting across financial, social, identity, experiential, environmental, and legacy categories—creating a whole-life blueprint instead of a narrow success plan. → Legacy thinking becomes your moral compass. When you ask, "How do I want to be remembered?" your daily behavior changes. Legacy becomes your True North in moments of conflict and challenge. → Write from your future self. The exercise of describing your life one year from now—across every category—activates clarity, intention, and direction without attachment. Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
A timely conversation on movement, fear, and how to turn crisis into a chance for resilience, creativity, and deeper self-connection. In this episode, Eric discusses how movement, mindfulness, play, and authentic self-expression can help us navigate stressful times with greater calm, resilience, and even joy. With Alyson Stoner, he explores how to move beyond fear and rigidity, reconnect with the body, embrace imperfection, and use challenging seasons as an opportunity for growth, creativity, and service. Key Takeaways: → Movement is not just physical exercise; it helps regulate the nervous system, reduce stress, and support emotional well-being. → Playfulness, creativity, and childlike curiosity can open us to new solutions when life feels confined or uncertain. → Fear becomes easier to work with when we create distance from it, examine it, and refuse to let it define us. → Mindful movement offers a simple, accessible way for anyone to reconnect with their body without pressure or perfectionism. → Authenticity and service matter more than polished performance when sharing your voice, message, or gifts with the world. Quotes from Alyson Stoner: ● "I want to operate from a space of infinite expansion instead of a space where my body wants to contract and just stay in survival mode." ● "Curiosity and creativity aren't just fun to feel… you are actually opening yourself up to truly creation, all of the infinite possibilities." ● "Humanity and being real and truthful and honest is actually often exactly what people are wanting the most." Alyson Stoner bio: Alyson Stoner is a performer, speaker, creator, and educator whose career in entertainment spans nearly two decades across film, television, music, and dance. Known for her work with major artists and for her thoughtful approach to mental health, embodiment, and creativity, Alyson uses her platform to help people reconnect with themselves through mindfulness, movement, and authentic self-expression. Through her content, courses, and podcast, she encourages others to access resilience, freedom, and wholeness from the inside out. Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en . Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en . YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ . Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if fear isn't your greatest enemy in a crisis—but your greatest liability? In this episode of A Wilder Life , Eric discusses the hidden mechanics of transformation—why motivation fails, how storytelling rewires identity, and the critical difference between danger and fear. Drawing from near-death experiences, entrepreneurship under pressure, the COVID lockdown, and lessons from traditional cultures, he breaks down the psychology behind real behavioral change. Eric reveals why most programs erode self-esteem, how incremental wins build unstoppable momentum, and why fear should be a last resort—not a lifestyle. Key Takeaways: → Transformation requires integration, not information. Inspiration fades. Real change happens when ideas are emotionally embedded through story and experience—until they become part of who you are. → Motivation is temporary—identity change is permanent. You only need motivation to do things you don't want to do. Sustainable transformation changes what you want . → Self-esteem is built through minimum opportunities to fail. Rule-heavy, restrictive systems damage confidence. Incremental, achievable progress builds internal strength and long-term commitment. → Community creates behavioral stickiness. Transformation accelerates when people move together. Timed, shared experiences outperform isolated self-study every time. → Danger and fear are not the same. Danger requires awareness and critical thinking. Fear should only activate when logic is no longer useful. Leading your life—or your business—from fear shuts down intelligence, empathy, and strategic thinking. This episode is a masterclass in calm under fire, behavioral change dynamics, and the evolutionary wiring that still shapes how we respond to modern threats. Facebook:Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram:Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube:Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
In this episode of A Wilder Life , Eric discusses practical, science-meets-spirit meditation tools with Ziva Meditation founder Emily Fletcher—why resilience is trainable, why "thoughts aren't the enemy," and a simple breathing + love-expansion practice to calm the nervous system and strengthen your capacity in stressful times. Key Takeaways: → Resilience is a learnable skill. "There's no such thing as a stressful situation—only stressful responses." → Meditation changes your "projector," not the world. Objective reality may stay the same, but your experience and choices shift dramatically. → Thoughts aren't the enemy—effort is. Trying to "clear your mind" often backfires; ease and surrender are the doorway. → Make it non-negotiable (like brushing your teeth). You don't meditate only when you want to—you do it because daily stress accumulation is real. → Use simple emergency tools when you're activated. The "2x breath" (inhale 2, exhale 4) helps downshift the nervous system fast. Quotes from Emily Fletcher: ● " There's no such thing as a stressful situation. There are only stressful responses to given situations. " ● " We meditate to get good at life, not to get good at meditation. " ● " Thoughts are not the enemy of meditation. Effort is. " Guest bio Emily Fletcher is the founder of Ziva Meditation , a bestselling author, and one of the most prominent modern teachers bringing meditation into everyday life with a practical, performance-oriented approach. She has trained 20,000+ people worldwide and has been featured by outlets including the Today Show, Vogue, and ABC News . Her work focuses on reducing stress, improving resilience, and helping "householders" (people with busy lives) use meditation in ways that fit real-world demand.
We are living in the safest, most advanced era in human history… so why are anxiety, depression, burnout, and family breakdown at all-time highs? In this episode of A Wilder Life , Eric discusses evolutionary mismatch, parenting in a post-village world, and the psychological cost of modern civilization. Together, they explore SAD Theory—Separation, Alienation, and Discord—and unpack how our brains, bodies, and belief systems evolved for a radically different environment than the one we now inhabit. From alloparenting and exploratory learning to nervous system regulation, movement, uncertainty, and meaning, this conversation bridges ancestral wisdom with modern neuroscience—and offers practical ways to realign with our biological design. Key Takeaways: → Most modern anxiety stems from evolutionary mismatch—our nervous systems are running ancient survival code in a hyper-stimulating digital world. → The loss of alloparenting and village life has profound consequences for child development, attachment, and resilience. → Emotions are adaptive signals, but rumination turns short-lived biological responses into long-term psychological suffering. → Movement, sunlight, nutrition, and uncertainty tolerance are not lifestyle "extras"—they are foundational to mental health. → Realignment begins by shifting from a threat-oriented mindset to a discovery-oriented one, embracing creativity, process, and growth. Quotes from Dr. Aldrich Chan: ● "Separation gives us the ability to strategize, but it can also put us in discord with natural rhythms." ● "Only about 65 to 70 percent of our brain is developed at birth—the rest is shaped through relationships." ● "Uncertainty isn't necessarily a bad thing. Without uncertainty, there would be no adventure." Guest Bio Dr. Aldrich Chan is a neuropsychologist, author, and professor whose work bridges neuroscience, psychology, evolutionary theory, and Eastern philosophy. Drawing from Daoism, interpersonal neurobiology, and modern brain science, he developed SAD Theory—Separation, Alienation, and Discord—as a framework for understanding psychological misalignment in the modern world. His book The Seven Principles of Nature offers a practical path toward restoring balance, clarity, and connection in an age of accelerating change. Connect with Dr Aldrich Chan: Website: https://www.drchancnc.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/draldrichan/ Amazon: New Book YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@drchancnc Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if your chronic symptoms aren't a body failure—but a stress signal your nervous system has been sending for years? In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric explores how modern stress, unresolved emotions, and childhood conditioning can manifest as very real physical illness—and why treating symptoms without addressing root causes keeps people stuck. Through a deep, personal conversation, Eric and Dr. David Clarke unpack how the brain, nervous system, and past experiences shape pain, fatigue, and disease—and what it actually takes to heal. Key Takeaways: → Chronic pain and illness are often generated by the nervous system—not damaged tissues or organs. → Long-term stress keeps the body locked in survival mode, suppressing healing and recovery. → Childhood experiences can program adult stress responses that show up as physical symptoms decades later. → The "strong ones" who cope best outwardly are often carrying the highest hidden stress load. → True resilience comes from awareness, emotional processing, and restoring play—not grit or willpower. Quotes from Dr. David Clarke: ● "The brain can create symptoms from head to toe—and they are just as real as symptoms from disease." ● "Many people don't feel stressed because stress has been their normal since childhood." ● "When emotions are buried long enough, the body becomes their voice." Guest Bio: Dr. David Clarke is a physician, researcher, and pioneer in the treatment of neuroplastic symptoms—physical pain and illness generated by the brain under chronic stress. With over 40 years of clinical experience and more than 7,000 patients treated, his work challenges the symptom-focused medical model and offers a radically compassionate, evidence-based approach to healing. He is the founder of the Association for the Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms and author of They Can't Find Anything Wrong. Connect with Dr David Clarke: Website: https://www.symptomatic.me/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/symptomatic.me/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/symptomatic.me LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ppdassociation Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if reversing aging, eliminating food cravings, and boosting energy wasn't about more willpower—but smarter biology? In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric discusses how modern regenerative medicine intersects with ancestral wisdom, diving deep into peptides, stem cells, and longevity strategies with health optimization expert Regan Archibald. Together, they explore how to truly heal the body, the truth behind GLP-1s, and why some interventions fail without lifestyle alignment. Key Takeaways: → How peptides help rewire the body's communication and healing systems. → Why metabolic flexibility is the foundation for long-term health. → The truth behind GLP-1s, weight loss drugs, and their potential misuse. → Why stem cells and muse cells may be the next frontier of age reversal. → How integrating ancestral practices creates the strongest foundation for modern interventions. Quotes from Regan Archibald: ● "Peptides are the short-term communication your cells use to tell each other what to do." ● "We look at how to make five years of progress in just 90 days—then remove the training wheels." ● "If you don't take care of your body now, no future intervention will save it." Guest Bio: Regan Archibald is a leading expert in regenerative medicine and the founder of the "Unreasonable Health" movement. With over 15 years of experience and 25,000+ patient cases, he integrates modern clinical science—including peptides and stem cells—with eastern healing and ancestral wisdom to help people radically transform their biology and extend their health span. Connect with Regan: Website: https://agelessfuture.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/regan-archibald-ab70b813 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ageless.future/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ageless-future/id1497651187 Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric Edmeades reconnects with longtime friend and bestselling author Daniel Priestley to unpack how periods of global crisis—like the COVID-19 pandemic—are actually fertile ground for entrepreneurial reinvention. Drawing from their experiences during previous recessions, Eric and Daniel explore the mindset shifts, digital strategies, and value-based pivots that allow small businesses not just to survive, but to thrive. Key Takeaways: → Recessions come in two phases: reset and reinvention—and entrepreneurs can leap ahead while corporates stall. → Big companies shed opportunities that nimble entrepreneurs can scoop up—if they're paying attention. → Constraints (like lockdowns or funding cuts) are catalysts for creativity and innovation. → Entrepreneurs should build digital assets that transcend time, geography, and wear. → The biggest opportunity is hidden in your personal "mountain of value"—not in chasing trends. Quotes from Daniel Priestley: "Reinvention begins the moment your heart is open, your mind is clear, and your gut is tuned in." "You're standing on a mountain of value—but from where you're standing, it just looks like dirt." "If you're going to go off and do something you know nothing about, you're at the back of the queue." About Daniel Priestley: Daniel Priestley is a renowned entrepreneur, international speaker, and the author of multiple bestsellers including Key Person of Influence, Oversubscribed, and 24 Assets. He's the co-founder of Dent Global and creator of business accelerators that have helped thousands of small businesses scale. Known for his sharp insights into economics, innovation, and entrepreneurial ecosystems, Daniel is a sought-after thought leader helping founders thrive through disruption. Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
Can just five minutes of stillness each day transform your stress levels, your immune system, and your mindset? In this episode, we explore the surprisingly simple path to mental resilience through music, breath, and movement. In this episode of A Wilder Life , Eric Edmeades speaks with Jason Campbell—musician, meditation teacher, and seventh-degree black belt—about the power of stillness, sound, and breathwork as tools for stress reduction and mental toughness during turbulent times. Together, they guide listeners through live meditative and movement exercises while diving deep into ancient wisdom and modern wellness. Key Takeaways: → Mental toughness is often about having fewer thoughts, not more discipline. → Even five minutes a day of stillness can settle the "mental turbidity" created by modern life. → Meditation doesn't have to be rigid; comfort and consistency matter more than posture. → Movement and breath combined with intention dramatically increase vitality and immune strength. → The pandemic period can be used to install life-enhancing automatic behaviors through daily habits. Quotes from Jason Campbell: ● "Part of mental toughness is actually having less thoughts." ● "If you don't have five minutes to meditate in a day, you need an hour to meditate." ● "Just be still and be in your breath—there's no such thing as good or bad meditation." Guest Bio: Jason Campbell is a Billboard-topping musician, meditation teacher, and seventh-degree black belt martial artist. His work integrates ancient Eastern wisdom with modern stress-reduction techniques. He is the founder of Zen Wellness and a prolific composer whose music is designed to accompany meditative and healing practices. Connect with Jason: Website: https://jasoncampbellofficial.com/ Website: https://zenwellness.com/ Facebook:Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram:Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube:Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades New boost
What if the foods you trust most are the very things sabotaging your health? In this riveting episode, Eric Edmeades breaks down the lies we've been sold—and the truth about reclaiming our well-being. In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric discusses the dangerous myth of "everything in moderation," how modern food systems have hijacked our biology, and the profound consequences of straying from our evolutionary diet. Drawing on stories from the wild, shocking medical insights, and his own healing journey, Eric exposes why human-fed beings—ourselves, our kids, pets, and livestock—are among the sickest on Earth, and what we can do to turn the tide. Key Takeaways: → "Everything in moderation" is a cultural trap leading to chronic poor health. → Food became toxic when it became a product for profit, not nourishment. → Every species has a specific diet; humans are no exception. → The modern health crisis is not your fault—it's the system's, and shame won't solve it. → True health transformation comes from shifting your relationship with food, not from restriction or calorie counting. Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
If you've been eating clean, following all the health advice, and still feel inflamed, exhausted, or ignored by doctors- this episode will challenge everything you thought you knew about your body. In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric discusses how parasites, candida, mold, and modern toxins might be the hidden culprits behind chronic illness. Kim Rogers, known as the "Worm Queen," shares her powerful journey from near-death to radical health transformation- and why parasite cleansing may be the missing link in Western health. Key Takeaways: → Parasites can contribute to chronic illness, brain fog, and fatigue without showing up in standard tests. → Modern lifestyles make us ideal hosts for parasites by disrupting natural metabolic cycles. → Anti-parasitic foods and herbs can prevent and manage infections naturally. → Many cultures still cleanse for parasites regularly- unlike in Western medicine. → True healing often begins by reclaiming sovereignty over your own body and lifestyle. Quotes from Kim Rogers: "I almost died in 2019- and parasites were one of the biggest root causes." "Candida is a parasite. It's feeding off you, fermenting in your body- and most people don't even know it." "Modern life has made it safer for parasites. We've lost the natural rhythms that used to keep them in check." About Kim Rogers: Kim Rogers is a former medical academic and curriculum designer turned holistic health advocate known as "The Worm Queen." After surviving over a decade of chronic illness, 13 surgeries, and misdiagnoses, she uncovered parasites and environmental toxins as key root causes of her health collapse. Now the founder of RogersHood Apothecary and host of What's Eating U?, Kim educates millions on parasite cleansing, detox, and restoring health through natural means. Connect with Kim: Website: http://www.rogershood.com Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-eating-u/id1798180273 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mrsrogershood Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrsrogers.hood/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mrsrogershood LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/RogersHood Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
What if your brain fog, ADHD symptoms, or vision decline weren't inevitable—but reversible with the right kind of eye-brain training? In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric discusses how modern screen use, sedentary lifestyles, and even childhood education systems are damaging our vision—and how that damage affects mental clarity, emotional regulation, and long-term health. Neuro-optometrist Dr. Bryce Appelbaum reveals why 20/20 vision isn't the real goal, and how retraining the way we see the world can radically improve focus, performance, and quality of life. Key Takeaways: → Vision is more than seeing clearly—it's about how the brain processes and responds to the world. → Most people suffer from avoidable or reversible functional vision issues due to modern lifestyles. → "Eye push-ups" and vision training can delay or reverse the need for reading glasses. → Kids are often misdiagnosed with ADHD or dyslexia when the root issue is visual processing. → Expanding peripheral awareness reduces stress and enhances performance in sports, speaking, and daily life. Quotes from Dr. Bryce Appelbaum: ● "When vision gets locked up, so too does thinking and behavior." ● "So much of what we label as learning or attention disorders are actually hidden vision problems." ● "Vision is the dominant sense for guiding performance, and we're just starting to understand how to train it." About Dr. Bryce Appelbaum: Dr. Bryce Appelbaum is a pioneering neuro-optometrist and founder of VisionFirst, with a mission to change the way the world sees. He's known for helping professional athletes recover from concussions, children regain focus, and adults reverse screen-related vision decline. Through his online platform ScreenFit and in-person brain-based vision training programs, Dr. Appelbaum is leading a global movement to reframe vision as a powerful tool for cognitive performance and emotional resilience. Connect with Dr Bryce Appelbaum: Website.: https://myvisionfirst.com Screen Fit: https://www.screenfit.com COUPON CODE: WILDER Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drbryceappelbaum/ Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
What if the future of health, family, and success isn't about choosing between tradition and technology—but integrating both to build a wildly better life? In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric discusses how a once-315-pound entrepreneur and his health-obsessed partner turned their personal health crises into powerful family transformations, award-winning documentaries, and a bold rethinking of what it means to truly thrive in the modern world. Together, they challenge the biohacking status quo, call out the flaws in traditional education, and share the essential mindset shift every health seeker needs to make. Key Takeaways: → Why long-term health begins with foundational biology—not fast fixes. → How their family overcame obesity, hormone imbalances, and misdiagnosed childhood illness. → The truth about homeschooling, screen time, and raising free-thinking kids. → What most people get wrong about biohacking, testing, and coaching. → How to stay rooted in ancient wisdom while embracing modern wellness tools. Quotes from Anthony Lolli: "To a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Everyone in the health space thinks their tool is the answer—but you've got to do the work and figure out what really works for you." "Self-help books don't help if you can't help yourself. I needed a coach to break through—and most people do." "If you want to be a pro at health, just like a pro athlete, you need a pro coach. One size does not fit all." Quotes from TereZa Lolli: "They told me our son had autism. But after nine misdiagnoses, we found out it was mold and glyphosate. You have to become your own health detective." "Biohacking is only powerful when it's personalized. Your DNA, your toxins, your protocols—it has to be built for you." "I grew up in Armenia with no screen time and no doctors. That childhood taught me creativity, discipline, and self-trust—and that's what I want for my kids." About Anthony and TereZa Lolli: Anthony and TereZa Lolli are media entrepreneurs and health revolutionaries behind a growing collection of life-changing documentaries, including From Fat Lolli to Six Pack Lolli, S.H.I.E.L.D., and Biohack Yourself. After transforming their own lives and those of their children, they've become leading voices in the movement to merge ancestral wisdom with cutting-edge wellness, and they continue to share real, actionable health knowledge through film, print, and family-led media. Connect with Anthony and TereZa: Website: https://www.lollibrands.com Anthony IG: https://www.instagram.com/anthonylolli/ TereZa IG: https://www.instagram.com/terezalolli/ Love IG: https://www.instagram.com/lovelalalolli/ Legend IG: https://www.instagram.com/legendlolli/ Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
What if emotional safety—not discipline—is the real foundation of powerful parenting? In this episode of A Wilder Life, Eric discusses how parenting, emotional resilience, and childhood trauma shape the adults we become. Joined by children's author and emotional healing expert Angela Legh, they explore how to raise emotionally intelligent kids, close the "hindsight window" on pain, and even find gratitude for life's hardest moments. Drawing from both modern psychology and tribal wisdom, this deeply personal conversation is a masterclass in conscious parenting. Key Takeaways: → How kids interpret parental sarcasm and shame—and why it matters. → Why vulnerability and authenticity build stronger parent-child bonds. → How to shorten the emotional "hindsight window" after trauma. → What soul contracts reveal about our relationships and healing journeys. → Why teaching emotional resilience is the best gift we can give our kids. Quotes from Angela Legh: "Anytime you point your finger in blame, you're giving your power away." "An emotion isn't negative or positive—it's energy. How you deal with it can be." "Your child chose you and their other parent for a reason. Their soul came here to grow." About Angela Legh: Angela Legh is a transformational children's author and emotional wellness educator. Best known for the Bella Santini Chronicles, she helps kids and parents alike build emotional resilience through storytelling and spiritual tools. Her mission is to teach children how to process emotions early—so they don't grow up with trauma they later have to unlearn. Connect with Angela: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelalegh.author/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angela-legh-6b913b184/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/angela.avery.581 Connect with Eric: Facebook: Eric: https://www.facebook.com/ericedmeades/ Wild Fit: https://www.facebook.com/GetWILDFIT/ Instagram: Eric: https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/?hl=en Wild Fit: https://www.instagram.com/getwildfit/?hl=en YouTube: Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2OdJWRZ8YeHfDeBHbZpIQ Wild Fit: https://www.youtube.com/@AWilderLifewithEricEdmeades
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