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Nick Lambe is a sleep coach who has experience in areas such as massage therapy and strength training and as a health coach. Nick uses his background to put together the best healthcare solution for his clients when it comes to sleep. In this episode he discusses a host of sleep related topics such as explaining what happens in the body while you sleep to also delving into his system and how he helps people gain access to better sleep through his pillars approach. Other topics discussed include: What happens during sleepWhy you may need a sleep coachRecommended sleep per nightQuality and quantity of sleepSleep & shift workersTips for shift workersSleep & technologySleep apps Nicks website: onlinesleepcoach.com Nick on Instagram: @theonlinesleepcoach Show Notes Book: Why We Sleep by Dr. Matthew Walker Nicks Online Sleep Course

Wade Lightheart is the president of BiOptimizers, a digestive health supplement company that aims to transform people's relationship with their digestive health. In this episode Wade discusses the role of enzymes and probiotics in digestive health as well as the following topics: The role of digestionDigestion and depressionThe importance of enzymes and probioticsThe cumulative effect of relationshipsDigestive lessons3 steps to fixing digestive healthWade's vegan experienceSupplements and where to startThe AWESOME health philosophyTechnology & Health Show Notes BiOptimizers.com http://bioptimizers.com/Pillars - Free sign up link to the AWESOME HEALTH COURSE ($297 value). In this 12 week program, you will discover how to achieve AWESOME health and double your energy with natural, fully tested and scientific strategies. https://www.facebook.com/BiOptimizers/ - BiOptimizers Facebook Page Book: Homo Desus by Yuval Noah Harari

Ali Gilbert is a Golf Digest Top 50 Golf Fitness Professional and helps men optimize their testosterone and nutrition by working alongside industry leading medical professionals to create a network that fully understands what is necessary for men to feel their best. In this episode Ali and Jon discuss:

In part two of my interview with Michael Bingham we discuss his training and preparation for the Beijing Olympics, working with Michale Johnson as well as his hopes and dreams for the future when it comes to family, business and personal ambition.

Michael Bingham competed in the 4 x 400 mens relay at the Beijing Olympics and won bronze with Great Britain. He previously attended Wake Forest University as a student athlete and competed in multiple track and field events before deciding to focus on sprinting. To this day Michael holds the school record in the 200m, 300m & 400m. Currently, Michael co-owns and runs Alamance Academy, a behavioral health company that specializes in mental health assessments and therapy for adolescents and adults.

Eirinn Carroll is an integrative strength coach at The Movement Lab in Raleigh, North Carolina. In this episode Eirinn and Jon break down whether or not juice cleanses/detox diets are beneficial and some better alternatives to incorporate. They also discuss "muscle confusion", strength training for runners as well as switching training programs in order to try and cure back pain.

Eirinn Carroll is an integrative strength coach at The Movement Lab in Raleigh, North Carolina. The main topic of this episode is based around strength training and some of the false narratives that come up especially when it comes to women and strength training. Talking points include:

Joe Cannon has an MS in Exercise Science and a BS degree in Biology and Chemistry. Joe is a strength coach and coaches other trainers as well as writing books on many topics including rhabdomyolysis, supplements, personal training and nutrition. In this episode Joe and Jon discuss rhadbo in depth and a best practice guide when it comes to supplements.

Diana Matuszak is a Certified Holistic Health Coach and has also gained a Masters in Transformational Mindset Coaching. Diana works with people to help them find their best health, confidence and happiness in all aspects of their life to help them achieve their goals. In this episode we discuss:

Dr. David Waldman is a natural healer certified in The Wahls Protocol. He blends functional medicine, exercise and nutrition in order to help his patients find lasting solutions naturally. In 2005 Dr. Waldman experienced bouts of lower back and leg stiffness which drastically effected his ability to walk or run. This was followed by tingling in his hands and double vision. Soon after this, his doctor referred him to a neurologist as he feared Multiple Sclerosis might be at play. After taking action himself through non traditional methods, Dr. Waldman found the Wahls Protocol. This in turn put him in contact with a supportive community and an exchange of ideas and experiences that have helped Dr. Waldman improve his day to day experience while living with MS. This led to the creation of The Healthy Detour which Dr. Waldman set up so he can educate and help more people as to how functional medicine can positively impact their health compared to a traditional western medicine approach. Topics discussed on the podcast include:

Tara Davis is a Relationship and Intimacy Expert. In this episode Tara discusses the best strategies to go about improving communication with your partner, integrating internal work, creating boundaries, identifying triggers and navigating gender issues.

Chandler Walker is the Chief Growth Officer at MadLab Business Group, the Co-Founder and Head of Growth at Stone Age Fuel School of Fitness. In this episode Chandler goes over everything new gym owners need to excel and how to target their target audience. Other topics discussed include:

Tony Jacobsen was diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta or Brittle Bones at an early age. Going through his early years Tony broke many bones and his life was severely impacted to the point he was wheelchair bound. Fast forward to age twenty four and Tony was able to walk for the first time and totally transform his body to a fully functioning, stronger version of itself. In this episode Tony recounts his journey to overcome and deal with brittle bones and how he wants to positively impact other people dealing with severe health challenges in life.

Alexis Haselberger is a time management and productivity coach with a deep background running Human Resources and Operations in start-ups. Through her practice, she helps people and teams do more and stress less via one on one coaching, group coaching and workshops. In this episode Alexis and Jon discuss the following topics:

Diana Milne is a Clinical Trauma Specialist, a Certified Love and Relationships Coach and a number one best selling author of "Love Beyond Your Dreams" and "Live Beyond Your Dreams". In this episode Riana discusses the following topics:

Vivian Acquah is a workplace wellness advocate who help smart managers with their team members go from burned out, disengaged, feeling overworked, stressed to team members who are happy, healthy, involved and energized. In this episode Vivian and Jon discuss the following topics:

Mark Hernandez is a holistic practitioner that helps people and animals who have "hit a wall" with health and well being issues. Mark is certified in The Emotion Code, The Body Code and Advanced ASHWork. Mark belongs to the Holistic Chamber of Commerce and the Pastoral Medical Association. In this episode we discuss the following topics:

Dominique currently lives in Brooklyn, New York but she is originally from France and has also lived and worked in seven different countries. Dominique holds a Masters in Educational Leadership, has also trained as a brain based coach with the NeuroLeadership Institute and is certified through them. She has worked in educational leadership for 15 years with a focus on high achieving students and teachers. In this episode Dominique discusses the following topics:

Alexis Aiger is the owner and operator of Positive Approaches LLC in Oregon and is a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in sport psychology. In this episode, Alexis cover the often tricky dynamic of how to best approach the parent-athlete relationship in youth sports as well as motivation and the adrenaline response. Alexis Aiger on Instagram: @positiveapproachesllc Alexis Aiger on Facebook: @positiveapproachesoregon Positive Approaches website: www.positiveapproachesllc.com

Paige Kinsella was diagnosed early on in life with an autoimmune disease. This set in motion a journey to understand and deal with what exactly was going on in her body. In college, Paige was also dealing with an eating disorder. In this episode, Paige details her experiences with hashimoto's, functional integrative medicine and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) amount other things.