Soul To Soul Show

Dima Matskevich has worked in AI since 2004. Today he runs a retreat company in Bali, leads a community of hundreds of people learning to use AI in their work, and hosts weekly men's circles.He believes AGI is already here — just not in every household yet. While most people still use AI as a chatbot, Dima uses coding agents like Codex and Claude Code as the operating layer of his business. He hired a new CEO in one month without touching a single document: the agents read his Telegram chats and Google Sheets, scored every candidate, and messaged the top ones once he said "send."In this conversation we talk about why everyone feels behind on AI (and why that's okay), the AI agent that taught itself to understand his voice messages in minutes, why most "I automated my whole life" YouTube videos are productivity porn, and why building with AI can feel like a drug. Dima also shares the rituals he uses to stay human: an 8 PM kill switch, screen-free Saturdays, morning voice journaling, gym coding sessions, and using AI to track his health from his blood tests, genes, and sleep data.If you use AI every day and still feel scattered, this one is for you.Don't forget to subscribe!

Julian D. Michaels is an AI researcher and founder of Sophantic who studies how language models think, fail, and spread.From building AI tools for businesses to writing a paper on AI alignment as a global psyop, his work sits at the sharp edge of what most researchers won't say out loud.Today, Julian breaks down how AI training actually works, why centralized AI in the hands of a few people is a real threat to how humans think, and why small language models may matter more than the trillion-parameter giants getting all the attention. If you've felt like something is off with the mainstream AI story but couldn't put your finger on it, this episode gives you the framework to understand why.Find Julian's work: https://sophantic.ai

Dan Frolec is a cave diver and author from the Czech Republic whose life changed during a diving trip to Croatia.From a fun summer boat trip to five weeks locked in a foreign prison on a murder accusation, his true story is one of the most gripping things you'll ever hear.Today, Dan shares what happened when an underwater cave accident turned into a wrongful arrest — and what he learned about staying sane when you have no control over what happens next. He even invented his own form of prison meditation just to get through the days. If you've ever felt like your life was spinning out of your hands, this one is worth your full attention.

Our guest asked to stay anonymous, and his face stays hidden for the whole episode. Once you hear his story, you may understand why.When he was 9 years old, faceless beings came through his bedroom wall at night. It was the start of a life most people would not believe.Over the years he saw the same faceless beings again on a trip overseas, had a kundalini awakening triggered by an unknown guru in Bali, had two large entities removed by a Japanese clairvoyant, and was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer — 19 tumors in his brain. Through all of it, he held onto one belief: that death is not actually possible.In this episode he shares what it felt like to face stage 4 cancer while believing he could not truly die, why he had to lie to his own young son to protect him, the plant medicine experience that revealed a dark companion he had carried for years, and why he thinks searching for enlightenment is exactly what keeps it out of reach. If you have ever been through something that broke your old way of seeing the world, this conversation will stay with you.Don't forget to subscribe!

Mateo Tabatabai is a best selling author, spiritual teacher and psychologist who has spent almost two decades deeply immersed in healing, transformation and spiritual awakening.From chasing external success to sitting with the deepest fears a person can face, his story is about finding out what is real when you strip everything else away.Today, Mateo breaks down how to release limiting beliefs, why the belief of separation is at the root of almost all fear, and what it looks like to stop running from pain and start seeing through it. He shares why self-worth cannot be found by doing more, and why so much of what we call happiness is just a search for something that was never lost. If you have ever felt like you understand all the right ideas but still cannot seem to feel free, this one is for you.Don't forget to subscribe!

Jason Swami is a festival organizer and wellness entrepreneur who built his career around bringing people together.From running nightlife festivals to chasing longevity in his 50s, his story is about what happens when the party ends and real life begins.Today, Jason shares how community, biohacking, and a willingness to start over helped him reverse his biological age and find new purpose. He gets into the exact habits, testing, and mindset shifts that changed his health — and why loneliness and ease might be the biggest threats to your life. If you are in your 40s or 50s and wondering what comes next, this one is worth your time.

Sim Khela is the co-founder of Farmsent, a transformative platform revolutionizing global supply chains by connecting farmers to markets and enabling the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) in Indonesia. Beyond Farmsent, Sim leads initiatives to tokenize carbon assets, unlocking new pathways for sustainability and environmental stewardship.Working closely with the Indonesian government, Sim is at the forefront of deploying blockchain, AI, and Web3 technologies, crafting regulatory and technical frameworks to drive Indonesia's digital transformation and global leadership in innovation.With 13 years of experience in the blockchain industry, Sim has advised individuals, corporations, and governments on harnessing cutting-edge technologies to build transparent, equitable, and sustainable systems. His work inspires a future where technology empowers humanity and unlocks shared prosperity.Today, Sim breaks down why the financial system collapse hits by 2027, how the great taking works to strip ordinary people of their assets legally, and which crypto picks he believes will matter before the window closes. If you have money sitting still right now, this conversation will make you uncomfortable in the right way.

Swenia is a former national champion triathlete and entrepreneur from Bali, Indonesia. From choosing between food and training as a child to becoming one of Indonesia's top athletes, her story is one of pure discipline and unwavering belief.Today, Swenia shares how she turned bullying, poverty, and adversity into fuel for success—and why discipline beats talent every single time.

Ezra Spektor is a 6 year old boy who shares his views on Aliens, Universe and more.

Joel Dumas is a visionary artist and self-taught designer with a passion for sustainable creativity. Known for his innovative use of reclaimed wood, Joel transforms discarded materials into unique, functional art pieces.Today for a first time Joel shares how he uses dyslexia as a superpower.Don't forget to Subscribe!