72. Joseph G. Allen, Jim Dobbie & Debra Wyatte – Healthy Buildings, Healthy Lives: A Revolution in Modern Living Spaces It’s time to rethink our built environments. A thought-provoking concept known as ‘sick buildings’ has come to the fore, raising concerns about our everyday spaces. Historically, buildings were not designed with health and wellness as a priority. As a result, these structures can induce a…
71. Deborah Szekely and Susie Ellis – A Mentor, Two Mavens and the Birth of a Movement In the past century, one industry has evolved into a lifestyle, healthcare and business gamechanger—and that is wellness. In this episode we talk to two icons: one who launched the wellness industry in North America and influenced so many others along the way, and the other who was…
70. Jonathan Leary: Social Wellness & the Future of Mind/Body Fitness Just because it’s called self-care doesn’t mean it has to be done alone. We’re joined by Dr. Jonathan Leary, the visionary founder and CEO of Remedy Place — known as the world’s first social wellness club. Designed to be the antithesis of a clinical environment, Remedy Place offers a luxurious space for healing, relaxation,…
Freddie Moross: Wellness Music at the Intersection of Art, Science & Culture Music is in our DNA, an integral part of human cultures for millennia. Experts have defined music as “sound that conveys emotion” and it has often been described as the “soundtrack to our lives.” Our guest today, Freddie Moross, the CEO of Myndstream wellness music, invites us to consider the kind of music…
Robert Hammond – Urban Wellness from New York’s High Line to Stadium-Sized Urban Spas Are you tired of feeling disconnected in the bustling city? Are you searching for a way to connect with others and improve your overall wellness? Are you a developer, business owner or residential property owner seeking to create a stronger sense of community within your built environment? Our conversation today is…
A Neuroscientist’s Multisensory Approach to Vitality with Ari Peralta Are you ready to unlock the hidden power of the senses? Meet Ari Peralta, the visionary neuroscientist and sensory designer who is revolutionizing the way we understand and experience the world around us—and helping businesses across sectors leverage multisensory integration to their advantage. With expertise in brand and product development, research design, as well as wellness-driven…
A Call for Radical Change in Tourism & Beyond with Aradhana Khowala Aradhana Khowala is a leading voice in sustainable tourism development, with her role as CEO of Aptamind Partners combining her data expertise with extensive experience to offer strategic consulting services to a range of organizations, including governments, businesses, and emerging destinations. She sits on multiple boards and currently serves as the Chairwoman of…
A New Way to Explore Wellness with BBC StoryWorks’ Simon Shelley What is the true meaning of wellness? And what are the paths to attain it? It makes sense that a division of the world’s oldest broadcasting company would seek to answer these questions, noting the rising public interest on so many levels. The word “wellness” was used in over 60 million hashtags on Instagram alone. Building…
What the Longest-Lived People Can Teach Us with Dan Buettner Have you ever wondered what the secret to a long and healthy life is? Could it be the food we eat? Studying the areas of the world where people live exceptionally long lives, known as the Blue Zones, Dan Buettner may have found the answer. Dan Buettner is a National Geographic Fellow and best-selling author…
The Search for Sweat with Bill Hayes Exercise is everywhere today. It seems that most people have a gym membership, go for a daily run, or do some bodyweight exercises around the house. There are VR apps, video games, and at-home on-demand video courses to help people sweat at home and stay active. That’s the role exercise plays in the present — but what was…
