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Tim Doyle

Soulture explores healing, transformation, creativity, mindset, and the deeper questions of what it means to become fully alive. Through conversations with thinkers, athletes, artists, psychologists, and storytellers, the show is rooted in one core belief: the relationship with self is the most important to develop, but the easiest to neglect.

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#133
Wednesday · 1 hr 34 min
#133 - Eben Britton - Leaving The NFL Was The Best Thing That Happened To Him
Eben Britton is a former NFL offensive lineman, a second round pick who played six seasons for the Jaguars and Bears, turned author, yoga teacher, and coach who guides people through meditation, breathwork, and transformational work. Eben Britton spent his whole life chasing "there", an NFL dream he brought to life, and left at 27 with a shattered body and no idea who he was. In this conversation, we explore the value in "being here" rather than "getting there", the moment with his father that kept his dream alive, the day in the film room when he knew he was done, the descent into rock bottom, the Friday morning meeting that changed the direction of his life, and why he stopped trying to bury the warrior in himself. The dream was never the destination. It was who he became along the way. How to Connect with Eben Britton: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edsbritton/ The Athletes Approach (Eben's Program): https://www.theathletesapproach.com Timestamps: 00:00 Leaving The NFL Was A Rebirth 1:56 "Being Here" Rather Than "Getting There" 6:31 Living It Before It's Manifested 14:33 Almost Quitting Football 23:36 Protect The Shield 31:52 The Injury Years 51:03 The Film Room Goodbye 59:22 Rock Bottom 1:04:40 The Dinner And The Friday Morning Meeting 1:09:39 Writing Out Your Life Story 1:15:16 Reclaiming The Warrior 1:19:27 Little Eb 1:24:14 Lessons From Mike Tyson 1:26:01 Already Living The Vision 1:31:27 Presence Over Performance 1:33:04 Connect With Eben Britton Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#132
September 9 · 1 hr 4 min
#132 - Dom Fusco - Why Achievement Won't Save You
Dom Fusco is a faith driven health creator and endurance athlete in Austin who survived a sudden cardiac arrest at 24, flatlining for two and a half minutes after a mile run on a local track. Pain reveals who you are. Pride covers who you are. Dom Fusco learned both the hard way, numbing college injuries with drinking, chasing achievement, and trying every self-help practice imaginable while feeling more empty by the day. Then, on August 5, 2023, his heart stopped on a track in Austin. In this conversation, we explore pride as the root of every other struggle, why numbing pain ends in feeling nothing at all, willing versus unwilling suffering, and the faith that turned a second chance into a surrendered life. His story didn't happen to him. It happened for him. How to Connect with Dom Fusco: Website: https://domfusco.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dominicfusco Timestamps: 00:00 Pain Reveals, Pride Covers 07:56 When Pain Becomes Content 13:11 Homeschool And The Roots Of Pride 20:34 Injuries, Drinking, And Numbing The Pain 27:25 Alive But Not Feeling Alive 30:56 The Sunday Everything Changed 36:23 August 5, 2023: The Cardiac Arrest 44:24 Sharing The Story In Real Time 50:10 You Do The Things, You're Not The Thing 52:28 Not The Cardiac Arrest Guy 56:28 Willing Vs Unwilling Suffering 57:24 Marriage, Contentment, And Coming Home 1:03:11 Connect With Dom Fusco Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#131
September 2 · 1 hr 20 min
#131 - Owen Fitzpatrick - The Lies That Feel Most True Are The Ones You Tell Yourself
Owen Fitzpatrick is a social psychologist, keynote speaker, and author of Inner Propaganda, a USA Today bestseller. Qualified as a hypnotherapist at seventeen, he has spent his life studying how beliefs are formed, working as a therapist and executive coach and traveling to North Korea, Afghanistan, and Rwanda to understand propaganda from the inside. He also hosts the Inner Propaganda podcast. Owen Fitzpatrick was fourteen years old when a single question in his own suicide note stopped him from ending his life, and he has spent every year since trying to understand why one sentence could change a belief that felt absolutely true. In this conversation, we explore why the brain works like a news channel with an editorial agenda, how feelings decide what gets to feel true, the rules for knowing when to trust your gut and when it is tricking you, why the inner critic is better understood as an inner dictator you can talk back to, the anti fragile identity story that turns every failure into training, and why believing what is useful can matter more than being right. It is a conversation about becoming less certain so you can believe in yourself more. How to Connect with Owen Fitzpatrick: Website: https://owenfitzpatrick.com Inner Propaganda (Book): https://www.amazon.com/Inner-Propaganda-Leading-Through-Turbulent/dp/1646872444 Book Bonuses: https://innerpropaganda.com Inner Propaganda Podcast (Apple): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inner-propaganda-with-owen-fitzpatrick/id1441538919 Inner Propaganda Podcast (Spotify): https://open.spotify.com/show/2vqTSmjM67LblWgXoDqwU0 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@owenjf23 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/owenf23 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/owenfitzp Timestamps: 00:00 The Inner Voice As Propaganda 02:52 The Last Suicide Note 10:59 Can Inner Propaganda Work In Your Favor? 16:09 What Are We Blind To? 22:44 Your Brain Is A News Channel 27:28 Feeling Over Thinking 31:58 When To Trust Your Gut 37:30 Making Vs. Being: Two Kinds Of Happiness 45:22 Talking Back To The Inner Dictator 51:06 The Power Of Hypnosis 54:51 Storytelling And The Anti-Fragile Identity 1:00:20 Inner Propaganda As Identity 1:04:10 Spirituality: Useful Beats True 1:17:46 Cognitive Humility Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#130
August 26 · 1 hr 13 min
#130 - Hal Elrod - He Died For Six Minutes And Woke Up With A Better Way To Live
Hal Elrod is the creator of The Miracle Morning and the SAVERS routine, a keynote speaker, and the subject of The Miracle Morning movie. At 20 he was hit head-on by a drunk driver, died for six minutes, broke eleven bones, and was told he would never walk again. Years later he survived a rare and aggressive cancer. He is still here, and he is at peace. Hal Elrod believes happiness is a fleeting emotional state, but peace is an ever-present one you can choose. In this conversation, we explore the five minute rule that let him accept the unimaginable, why he asked the judge for a shorter sentence for the drunk driver who nearly killed him, the Jim Rohn quote that turned a financial collapse into the first Miracle Morning, the seventh S that has to break before the other six can begin, how he gave his cancer a one hundred percent survival rate, and why the best moment of your life is always this one. It is a conversation about what radical acceptance actually costs, and what it gives back. How to Connect with Hal Elrod: Website: https://halelrod.com The Miracle Morning: https://miraclemorning.com The Miracle Morning Movie (free): https://miraclemorning.com/movie/ Timestamps: 00:00 Happiness vs. Peace 07:23 A Mediocre Kid With One Exception 08:43 Releasing Yourself From the Dream 14:02 Radical Acceptance in the Body 17:32 Forgiving the Drunk Driver 19:55 Out of the Hospital, Back to Work 27:13 The Healing Power of Work 29:15 Leaving Cutco & Becoming an Entrepreneur 33:19 The 2008 Crash 37:48 The First Miracle Morning 41:10 The 7th S: Breaking 44:27 The Healing Power of Storytelling 48:31 The Diagnosis and the 8-Year-Old's Superpower 54:14 Healing Through Alignment 55:34 SAVERS as a Healing Protocol 1:02:59 What Chemo Does to the Brain 1:08:35 The Best Moment of Your Life 1:12:22 Where to Find Hal Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#129
August 19 · 1 hr 5 min
#129 - Frances Mei Hardin - What They Don't Want You To Know About Your Doctor
Frances Mei Hardin is an ENT surgeon who left clinical practice, wrote the memoir Surgeon on the Edge, and now leads the Hippocratic Collective, a physician media company bringing the hidden culture of medicine into the open. Frances Mei Hardin spent her whole life becoming a doctor, and it built an identity instead of a person. As an only child, she grew up with her parents' expectation that she would become the doctor in the family. She survived a residency culture of bullying and hazing that left her wanting to die, before doing the work to untangle herself from medicine and leave her life as a surgeon. In this conversation, we explore what surgical training actually involves, the breaking point in the OR, learning to live in your body, turning to therapy and hypnosis, and how writing her story became a path to healing. Ultimately, Frances came to see that no experience is wasted. Timestamps: 00:00 Identity & Family 05:53 Medical Ethics & Medical School 10:13 What is Residency? 14:57 The Culture Nobody Warned Her About 22:48 The Breaking Point 30:05 Finding Balance 31:56 Living in Your Body 41:37 Experience with Therapy and Hypnosis 48:22 Becoming the Person You Needed When You Were Younger 49:06 Hippocratic Collective 51:35 Writing Surgeon on the Edge 1:01:01 Pride Without the Ego 1:02:51 Closing Thoughts & How to Connect with Frances Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#128
August 12 · 1 hr 10 min
#128 - Baron Ryan - Chasing The Dream Might Be What's Blocking It
Baron Ryan is a writer and filmmaker whose deadpan short videos built an audience of millions, and whose first feature, Two Sleepy People, was written, shot, and edited in three months. Baron Ryan believes the only thing that ever actually helped him was accepting that he is not special. In this conversation, we explore how giving up on a dream is what finally made it happen, why self-help books felt like doing the work without doing the work, how growing up homeschooled in Missouri with no cable built a pre-digital imagination, what writing three videos a day taught him that no writing class could, and why the weight you carry never gets lighter, you just get stronger. It is a conversation about making things honestly, and about what happens when you stop protecting the image of yourself. Timestamps: 00:00 "Giving Up on Yourself" 05:09 The Environment that Creates You 07:07 Creative Style as a State of Being 14:45 Being Addicted to Self Help 20:25 I'm Not That Special 23:42 What Three Videos a Day Actually Looks Like 27:47 Shifting Focus from Short Form to Long Form 33:04 Letting the Characters Write the Story 39:47 The Misery You Prefer 44:51 Why Tim Started His Podcast 52:12 Listening to Your Intuition 55:48 Allowing Yourself to Be a "Person" First 1:02:39 Baron's Plans for Future Films 1:05:27 "Everyone's an Atheist Until They Make a Movie" 1:08:12 Closing Thoughts & How to Connect with Baron Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#127
August 5 · 1 hr 6 min
#127 - Nicky Cass - The One Fear That Runs Your Entire Life
Nick Cassano (Nicky Cass) is a comedian and entrepreneur whose sketches reach millions across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Being funny is what built his name, embracing fear is what built his life. Nick Cassano, known to millions as Nicky Cass, argues that everyone carries one core fear that quietly decides what they do and don’t do, and that facing it is what sets everything else free. This conversation explores how to identify that fear, what elite athletes taught him about falling in love with the process, the loneliness that comes with entrepreneurship, and what it actually feels like when fame arrives faster than you can process it. Timestamps: 00:00 Embracing Fear 4:35 Identifying Your Big Fears 6:30 The Power of Play 9:50 Losing What You're Passionate About 13:32 How Creating Content Makes You an Observer 16:54 Work as an Act of Well Being 19:59 Faith 22:58 I'm Not Your Friend, I'm Your Father 28:24 Entrepreneurs Need to be Delusional 33:28 The Challenge of Success 41:29 The Lonely Feeling of Entrepreneurship 45:32 What Nick has Learned from Athletes 54:47 The Genesis of Entrepenicky 1:02:16 Recognizing the Signs 1:04:37 Closing Thoughts Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#126
July 29 · 15 min
#126 - Tim Doyle - People Don't Need More Advice
It’s never been easier to get advice. So why do so many of us still feel stuck? In this solo episode, I unpack the philosophy behind every conversation I have on Soulture and why I've realized I'm not interested in collecting advice. I'm interested in uncovering lived experience. I explore why stories move us more than expertise, why modern life has left many of us disconnected from feeling, and why the goal of every conversation isn't to teach you how to live, but to help you feel more alive. Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#125
July 22 · 1 hr 8 min
#125 - Charles Eisenstein - RFK Jr.'s Former Speechwriter Explains Why Modern Life Feels So Disconnected
Charles Eisenstein believes that beneath nearly every modern problem is the same hidden story: separation. From technology and politics to relationships and purpose, we explore how that story shapes our lives, why it may be reaching its limits, and what a different way of living could look like. Timestamps: 00:00 Your Work Isn't Really Yours 04:23 Being Unhappy At Yale University 05:54 Moving To Taiwan Was The Real Education 08:14 Story As The Foundation For Life - We're Separated 20:00 Interbeing: The Opposing Force To Separation 23:19 The Impact Of Technology On Separation & Interbeing 31:11 How To Actually Create Change Within Yourself & The World 43:43 Why The Old Story Must Break Before A New One Can Begin 48:25 Understanding The Storytellers Of The Old Story 53:34 Why Biohacking & Longevity Aren't The New Story 58:00 Being RFK Jr.'s Campaign Speechwriter 1:03:44 Charles' Writing Process 1:05:34 Final Thoughts Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#124
July 15 · 1 hr 2 min
#124 - Ben Brummell - The Feeling You're Ignoring Is Trying To Change Your Life
Some of the biggest changes in life don't begin with a plan. They begin with a feeling you can't explain. Ben Brummell shares how chasing a lifelong dream to Argentina ultimately led him somewhere he never expected. What followed wasn't the life he intended. It was the life he was meant to build. This conversation explores what happens when you stop living from obligation and start paying attention to the quiet feeling that keeps pulling you somewhere else. Timestamps: 00:00 A Renaissance Man 06:34 Learning How To Listen To Yourself 11:40 Being A Life Architect 20:02 The Difference Between Want & Desire 21:53 The Power Of Words 29:38 Not Fitting In With Your Age Group 38:32 Speaking What You Feel, But Not Actually Feeling It 41:17 Taking A Big Leap 46:10 A Big Leap Starts With A Big Break 53:39 Curiosity vs. Ambition 55:47 Feeling The Energy From Aligned Work 1:01:08 Connect With Ben Brummell Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#123
July 8 · 26 min
#123 - Tim Doyle - I Flew To Miami For A Podcast, But That Wasn't The Hard Part
Two years ago, this podcast was just an idea in my head—a microphone, a computer, and my brother's bedroom. Last month, that same idea took me to Miami for my first podcast trip. In this episode, I take you behind the scenes of that experience and share what it taught me about confidence, momentum, and building something one step at a time. More than anything, this is a reminder that the hardest part isn't reaching a milestone; it’s having the courage to start. Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#122
July 1 · 51 min
#122 - Chris Guillebeau - Time Management Isn't The Problem
Chris Guillebeau introduces a concept I think many of us have experienced but never had language for: time anxiety. We explore why it quietly shapes our choices, why productivity isn't the answer, and how changing our relationship with time can change the way we experience life. Timestamps: 00:00 "I Don't Have Time" 01:03 How Time Differs Around The World 02:21 Time Anxiety 09:30 How Therapy Impacts Your Relationship With Time 13:08 The Paralysis Of Choice 16:13 Productivity Isn't The Answer 19:39 Using Meditation To Combat Time Anxiety 23:47 Making Changes To Disrupt Your Routine 27:45 How Our Phone Impacts Our Time 30:27 Did I Push The Ball Forward Today? 35:46 Time Management Is A Myth 37:16 Time Feels Different As We Age 39:33 Being Alive vs. Feeling Alive 40:33 The Opposite Of Time Anxiety 42:42 You Should Quit 44:36 Long Term Focused, But Next Step Focused 46:12 Legacy Shouldn't Be Your Focus 49:04 You Still Have Time 50:15 Connect With Chris Guillebeau Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#121
June 24 · 1 hr 12 min
#121 - Kamal Ravikant - Stop Trying To Understand Yourself—Do This Instead
Kamal Ravikant believes one of the biggest mistakes in personal growth is thinking that understanding yourself will change your life. In this conversation, we explore self-love, identity, success, failure, and why so many people stay stuck despite years of working on themselves. Kamal argues that transformation doesn't come from endless self-analysis. It comes from changing the way you relate to yourself every day. Timestamps: 00:00 Getting Kamal On The Podcast After 2 Years 02:14 The Origins Of Self-Love 08:46 The Difference Between How & Why 14:52 The Worthiness Trap 16:34 A Messenger For Self-Love 21:52 Being A Student Of The Craft & The Pursuit Of Simplicity 24:21 What His Readers Taught Him 29:35 Removing What's False Or Seeing What's True 34:59 What's This Whole Show About? 35:42 Finding Magic In Your Life 38:30 The Danger Of Coasting 41:08 Saving Yourself vs. Loving Yourself 42:37 Finding The Universal In The Personal 49:58 Running Clinical Trials In His Head 51:02 The Power of "If" 53:53 Thinking Loving Thoughts To Feeling Love In Your Body 55:39 From Self-Love To Life Love 57:18 Learning To Trust Life 1:02:13 The Power Of Writing Without An Audience 1:05:14 Is Distraction The Opposite Of Self-Love? 1:11:09 Connect With Kamal Ravikant Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#120
June 21 · 58 min
#120 - Larry Doyle - The Man Who Showed Me How To Be A Man
What happens when you sit down with the man who taught you how to be a man? In this special episode of Soulture, I sit down with my father, Larry Doyle, for a conversation about faith, family, discipline, purpose, legacy, and what it means to live a meaningful life. From lessons passed down through generations to reflections on fatherhood, mortality, health, work, and personal growth, Larry shares the principles that have guided him for more than six decades. This isn't just a conversation between a father and son. It's a conversation about the values we inherit, the lives we build, and the legacy we leave behind. Timestamps: 00:00 Not Taking This Conversation For Granted 01:20 Living A Life Of Passion 04:57 Knowing You Want To Become A Father 07:16 The Gifts You Receive As A Child Become The Gifts You Give As A Parent 09:42 The Gift Of Being Told To Leave 11:27 Our Relationship With Faith 18:59 The House That Became His Why 21:22 Motivation Before Starting A Family 24:35 Play Your Own Game 25:45 How Our Relationship Was Different 29:14 What My Dad Sees Of Himself In Me 31:16 Where My Dad & I Are Different 32:11 Seeing My Dad Grow As A Person 34:36 The Greatest Gift A Father Can Give His Children 36:38 A Battle With Prostate Cancer 40:17 How Adversity Shaped His Character 42:26 Becoming A Grandfather 44:39 What's It Like To Lose A Dad? 51:42 What Does the Next Chapter Look Like? 53:51 Making A Living & Making A Difference 56:42 Thank You, Dad Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#119
June 17 · 1 hr
#119 - Mark Sisson - He Built A $200M Company By Reinventing Himself Again And Again
Mark Sisson spent a lifetime reinventing himself—from elite endurance athlete to entrepreneur, failed TV host, bestselling author, and founder of Primal Kitchen. This conversation explores identity, resilience, business failures, and why the people who create extraordinary lives are often the ones most willing to let go of who they used to be. Timestamps: 00:00 Having A Malleable Identity 03:09 What Mark's Father Taught Him About Work 06:27 Going From Running To Triathlons 11:56 How The Wildflower Triathlon Set Mark Free 13:49 How Running Prepared Mark For Business 16:58 Commitment Doesn't Always Lead To Results 23:18 A Setback Becomes A Stepping Stone 25:24 The Birth Of Primal Kitchen 33:17 The Dietary Changes That Transformed Mark's Life 37:32 How To Discover What Your Body Needs 40:23 The Power Of Minimum Effective Dose 49:05 The Identity Crisis Of Retirement 51:36 Reimagining Foot Health With Peluva 55:25 Using The Past To Inform The Present & Future 59:49 Learn More About Mark Sisson Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#118
June 10 · 1 hr 26 min
#118 - Cory Allen - We're Drowning In Information, But Starving For Clarity
Cory Allen spent years learning how to separate who he was from the stories, labels, and expectations placed on him. We explore why suffering can become a doorway to deeper awareness, how meditation creates space between stimulus and response, and why we're drowning in information but starving for clarity. We also unpack what it means to stop performing an identity and start living with intention and how that shift transforms our relationship with self-worth, ambition, creativity, and the overlooked opportunities that quietly change your life. Timestamps: 00:00 Who You Are vs. The Idea Of Who You Are 08:02 How You Think vs. What You Think 14:16 Why Pain Can Take You Deeper Into Yourself 16:32 Why Too Much Information Can Hold You Back 21:14 Maximum Self-Confidence With Minimum Self-Worth 27:56 The Cost Of Living In Your Head 34:41 When Wellbeing Data Replaces Self-Awareness 38:21 The Freedom Of Not Being The Main Character 42:03 The Space Between Stimulus & Response 53:42 Why Some People See Opportunities Others Miss 58:08 Is Cory Allen Ambitious? 59:35 The Tools You Were Born With 1:04:37 Shifting From Music To Writing 1:08:55 What People Need Most Right Now 1:15:31 Your Thoughts Are Not Facts 1:18:14 Learning To Trust Your Own Voice 1:22:25 Playing With Reality 1:24:52 Connect With Cory Allen Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#117
June 3 · 21 min
#117 - Tim Doyle - Why We Rush To Explain Our Lives Too Soon
We live in a world obsessed with content, and in the process, I think we've forgotten the power of storytelling. In this solo episode, I explore why we rush to explain experiences that are still unfolding, the difference between collecting and connecting the dots, and why some of the most meaningful stories in our lives require time, distance, and reflection before they can truly be understood. Ultimately, this is an exploration about meaning, transformation, and letting life breathe. Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#116
May 27 · 1 hr
#116 - Dacher Keltner - Why Awe Is The Missing Key To A Meaningful Life
Dacher Keltner explores why awe may be the most transformative emotion we experience. He explains how awe quiets the ego, reconnects us to meaning, and reshapes how we understand things like grief, spirituality, music, nature, and even health. From the loss of his brother to the hidden ways awe changes our inner lives, Dacher reveals how moments of wonder can make us feel more fully alive and more deeply connected to something larger than ourselves. Timestamps: 00:00 Why Awe Matters More Than Happiness 02:02 Dacher Being Given This Work On Awe 03:37 What Awe Is & The Process Of Defining It 08:48 Importance Of Stories For Dacher's Work 11:00 Awe & The Individual Self 16:16 Dacher Still Feeling Connected To His Brother After His Death 19:18 Why We Experience Grief & Presence Differently 26:11 How Environment Impacts Awe 29:20 Awe-Like Emotions, But Aren't Fully Awe 31:31 Relationship Between Awe, Wonder, & The Soul 37:00 How Awe Affects Our Health 40:51 Why Suffering Often Leads Us To Awe 46:56 Numb - Contrasting Force To Awe 50:12 Commercialization & Commodification Of Awe 52:52 Working With Pixar & Emotional Power Of Storytelling 57:04 What Gives Dacher Keltner Hope About the Future 59:22 Parting Words Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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#115
May 20 · 58 min
#115 - Steven Pressfield - Why We Resist The Work We’re Meant To Do
Steven Pressfield shares what it feels like to spend decades pursuing work that the world refuses to validate before finally becoming who he knew he always was. We talk about resistance, self-sabotage, obsession, loneliness, and the quiet moments that keep you going when nothing seems to be working. This conversation also explores the difference between chasing external success and finding work that genuinely makes you feel alive, and why creating may be the most important thing that keeps us connected to ourselves. Timestamps: 00:00 How A Cat Helped Steven Pressfield Realize He Could Build A Meaningful Life As A Writer 02:57 Why Steven Pressfield Couldn’t Throw Away His Dream Of Writing 04:36 The “Shadow Activities” That kept Steven From Becoming A Writer 06:11 What Driving Tractor Trailers Taught Steven Pressfield About Discipline & Creativity 08:46 How White Collar Culture Helped Steven Realize He Was Creative 10:47 The Moment Steven Pressfield Decided To Pursue Writing Seriously 13:31 Living Out Of A Chevy Van While Chasing The Dream Of Becoming A Writer 14:32 Becoming A Screenwriter 17:39 “Write What You Don’t Know” - The Creative Breakthrough That Changed Everything 22:30 “I Would Sit Down Crazy & Get Up Sane” - How Writing Became Therapy 24:07 The Danger Of Obsessing Over Timelines Instead Of Mastering Your Craft 29:33 What Success Actually Felt Like After Decades Of Rejection & Resistance 31:49 Family Pressure & The Unconscious Drive To Prove Yourself 33:43 Steven Pressfield Breaks Down Resistance & The War Of Art Philosophy 40:17 What Happens When You Ignore Your Creative Calling For Too Long 43:18 The Burden Of Becoming A Mentor After Writing The War Of Art 45:08 Steven Pressfield’s Philosophy On The Muse 49:12 Losing His Home In The Palisades Fires & Rebuilding His Life 50:47 Discovering He Was Jewish At 13 & Feeling Like An Outsider 55:06 Why Intellectual Work Gets Better With Age & Steven’s new novel, The Arcadian 56:53 Parting Words Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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May 13 · 1 hr 14 min
#114 - James McCrae - Why Modern Creativity Feels So Empty & How To Create Meaningful Work Again
James McCrae reframes creativity as something felt in the body, not manufactured in the mind. He explores how the internet reshaped modern creativity, why memes became a powerful vehicle for ideas, and why some of the deepest creative breakthroughs come through pain, stillness, and uncertainty. We also explore poetry, intuition, and the hidden tension between creating for expression versus creating for attention. Timestamps: 00:00 Art vs. Content 05:11 The Hedonic Treadmill Of Online Creativity 11:49 Feeling Like An Outsider 15:01 Impact Of Your Environment 18:25 Discovering Poetry 25:36 The Next Steps Of James' Creative Journey 31:14 Corporate Creativity vs. Personal Creativity 34:18 Combining Creativity & Ambition In NYC 36:56 The Backstory Behind James' First Book 46:25 The Turning Point 50:26 Richard Dawkins & Memes 56:11 Creativity Is A Purge 1:00:47 The Impact Of Pain On Creativity 1:04:02 Becoming A Father 1:06:21 Turning Creativity Into Language 1:10:11 The Death Of Who You Used To Be 1:13:03 Connect With James McCrae Send us Fan Mail Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and support. Let me know what you thought of the episode and what you would like to see in the future. Any feedback would be awesome. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting content on YouTube, and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever platform you are listening on. Connect with me below: Instagram: Tim Doyle Youtube: Soulture
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