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Whenever I meet someone “in the wild” and they ask me what I do, I struggle with what to say.Because in reality, my business is to gather world class humans on imaginary “Curiosity Island” to play and solve big problems.I’m guessing today’s guest, has a similar struggle, because here are a few things that are a part of her “world”She’s as multi-award-winning performer with her alter ego, VNCCII where she embodies a futuristic Super Sentient AI SuperHeroine digital avatar, merging music, live music performances, technology, and storytelling to craft immersive experiences that bridge the digital and physical worlds.Her science fiction novel, "Galacta.i.ssance and the VNCCII Awakening," is set to travel to the moon with NASA. She’s focused on elevating the consciousness of humanity leveraging world building from her novel + her alter egoIn other words:Samantha is not only beyond curious… but she’s also built a life and career that is 100000% unapologetically her.So cool.I can’t wait for you to listen.Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!Introduction to Beyond Curious and Today's Guest, Samantha Tauber.Episode: Exploring the Future with Samantha Tauber (VNCCII)00:00 - Introduction to Beyond Curious and today's guest, Samantha Tauber (VNCCII)Brandon Fong introduces today’s guest, Samantha Tauber, also known as VNCCII. A multidisciplinary artist, musician, and storyteller, VNCCII is pioneering next-gen metaverse art and blending music, tech, and storytelling to uplift collective consciousness. Her sci-fi novel is even being sent to the moon!00:42 - Manifesting reality through imaginationSamantha shares a surreal moment—her novel, which features a scene on the moon, is actually being sent there via NASA’s Astrobotic Griffin Lander mission. She explores the idea of how imagination can shape reality over time.02:04 - VNCCII’s mission and alter egoBrandon explains VNCCII’s background as a digital avatar twin and stage persona. Samantha’s work embodies futurism, AI, and artistic innovation. Her book’s lunar mission is a testament to her vision of storytelling as a way to uplift humanity.04:27 - How did Samantha’s book end up on the moon?Samantha shares the incredible story of how her novel is being sent to the moon using NanoFiche technology, a highly durable space-age archival method. She explains her connection with Bruce Ha, who owns the patents for NanoFiche, and how the Interstellar Foundation made this dream a reality.06:55 - The power of storytelling and intention in manifesting opportunitiesBrandon asks whether Samantha had always intended to send her book to the moon. She reflects on the synchronicities between her imagination and the real-world manifestation of her ideas.10:14 - The tuning fork as a tool for transformationVNCCI, Samantha’s alter ego, wields a tuning fork as a symbol of attunement and alignment with one’s higher self. She discusses how frequencies and sound healing have shaped her journey and how tuning forks became central to her storytelling.14:22 - The psychology of alter egos and personal transformationSamantha explores how VNCCII as an alter ego has helped her grow. Referencing the “Proteus Effect,” she explains how embodying a character influences real-life behaviors. VNCCII has allowed her to level up and step into a higher version of herself.18:08 - From music producer to sci-fi world builderSamantha details her transition from music production to storytelling, metaverse...

Muhammad Ali. Lebron James. Tom Brady. Britney Spears. The Kardashians…… he’s photographed them all.As today’s guest, Marc Serota says, “It’s easier to say who I haven’t shot than it is to say who I have.”I’m grateful to say that I actually first met today’s guest in person in beautiful Turks & Caicos at our buddy Al-B Hannemann’s event.After spending several days snorkeling and sharing meals together, I quickly became enraptured by this man.He’s TRULY lived a Beyond Curious life and has the wildest stories.I’m talking things like:Risking his life to chase hurricanes, document war zones, riots, and natural disasters.Photographing dozens of Olympics, Super Bowls, NBA Finals…Spending quality time with the world’s biggest celebrities, politicians, and athletesIf you want to see his insane portfolio, you can check out his site right here:Marcserota.comI just found hours slipping by as we sat together and he shared mind blowing story after mind blowing story…So of course, I had to bring him on the podcast ;)I can’t wait for you to listen!Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!00:00 - Introduction to Beyond Curious and today's guest, Marc SerotaBrandon introduces the episode with excitement, teasing incredible stories from the legendary photographer Marc Serota, who has captured some of the most iconic figures in sports and entertainment. From photographing Muhammad Ali, LeBron James, and Britney Spears to covering historic Super Bowls and Olympic events, Marc's career is nothing short of extraordinary.02:18 - How Brandon Met Marc: Turks and Caicos & A Lifetime of StoriesBrandon shares how he met Marc at an event hosted by former pro beach volleyball player Albie Hanneman. Their conversations in Turks and Caicos left Brandon captivated by Marc’s storytelling and legendary career.02:59 - Three Key Highlights to Look Forward To in This EpisodeWhat it was like to do a photoshoot with Muhammad Ali, Will Smith, Joe Frazier, and Mike Tyson.How to stay comfortable around high-profile people and make them feel at ease.Why being colorblind has actually helped Marc in his career as an award-winning photographer.04:45 - Marc Serota’s Background: The Goat Hunter of PhotographyA deep dive into Marc’s impressive bio—his work with Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and major leagues like the NBA, NFL, and NHL. He has covered four NBA Finals, two World Series championships, and numerous historic sporting events.06:21 - The Super Bowl Shot That Changed Everything: John Elway’s Defining MomentMarc shares an incredible story about how he captured a defining shot of John Elway’s Super Bowl victory, which later became a Sports Illustrated cover. He breaks down how he positioned himself in a unique way, separate from other photographers, to capture a legendary moment.12:17 - The Philosophy of Being Different: Finding the Unseen AnglesMarc explains why he always seeks unique perspectives in his work. He shares how legendary photographers inspired him to go against the crowd and be in places where no one else was to capture iconic shots.18:34 - Breaking into the Industry: The Miami Herald and a Wrestling MatchMarc tells the gripping story of how he hustled his way into an internship at the Miami Herald by sneaking into a wrestling event, capturing a dynamic shot of Hulk Hogan vs. Macho Man Randy Savage, and proving himself under...

Here’s a small taste of some of the crazy adventures discussed in today’s episode:Building a social network with members including space shuttle captains, members swimming oceans, skiing down from the summit of Everest, winning world cups, & olympic gold medalistsGrowing a division of Dell Computer from 0 → 1.5B in 11 monthsBeing connected with some of the most influential people in the world (he once made an intro between Martin Luther King III and the founder of Earth day if that says anything)OH…And that doesn’t even include the crazy adventures he’s created for his community, including doing things like:Visiting Mongolian Eagle HuntersTaking Russian MIGs to SpaceClimbing the inside of the Great PyramidsOH…And he’s also the founder of Domino.one which is an impact incubator and accelerator with clients representing the Pope and the United Nations.I think that’s all.(Just kidding, there’s still more).Paul Kirchoff has a life that doesn’t seem even remotely possible (or real).Add that to the fact that he literally lives in a bus traveling with his wife and, as he says, “moves his front door every 120 days or so”.This is a wild one. I can’t wait for you to listen.Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!00:00 - Introduction to Beyond Curious and today’s guest, Paul KirchoffHost Brandon Fong introduces Paul Kirchoff, also known as "Kirch," a serial entrepreneur, investor, humanitarian, and global adventurer. Paul has built and led multiple companies, including EPX—a next-generation business and social network for superachievers. He has pioneered billion-dollar ventures, advised leading companies, and even co-founded efforts to combat COVID-19. This episode is packed with thrilling stories, entrepreneurial wisdom, and personal growth insights.00:35 - Paul’s accidental strategy session with Michael DellPaul recounts an unforgettable moment early in his career at Dell. Just days into the job, he unknowingly critiques Dell’s operations to a fellow employee—who turns out to be Michael Dell himself! This sets the stage for Paul’s remarkable journey within the company.02:05 - A deep dive into Paul’s entrepreneurial careerBrandon shares Paul’s impressive track record, from taking Dell’s Inspiron division from $0 to $1.5 billion in sales in 11 months to founding multiple companies in impact innovation, digital marketing, and business incubation.05:24 - Connecting Martin Luther King III with the founder of Earth DayPaul shares a powerful story of how he facilitated a life-changing conversation between Martin Luther King III and Professor Alan Trattner, bridging environmental sustainability and social justice in a profound way.08:54 - The importance of adding value to powerful relationshipsBrandon and Paul discuss how seemingly small introductions can lead to monumental impact, and how thinking outside traditional value exchanges can help anyone build meaningful connections.11:15 - Paul’s early days at Dell: From struggling job applicant to top performerPaul opens up about how he struggled to land his first job despite attending a prestigious business school at an exceptionally young age. After multiple rejections, he finally gets a foot in the door at Dell, leading to his meteoric rise in the company.14:12 - The billion-dollar insight: Why Paul went against industry trendsPaul explains how a contrarian bet on large-screen laptops helped Dell dominate the market. While competitors focused on smaller devices, he realized that most users weren’t actually traveling. This counterintuitive move led to one of Dell’s biggest product successes.17:53 - The lesson of ‘healthy paranoia’ in businessPaul shares one of...

Michael Roderick is the most interesting thinker that I personally know.His superpower to…“Think about his thinking” Help OTHERS think about their thinkingPosition his thinking to make people want to collaborate with him… is honestly pure magic.I’ve known him for ~5 years and I’m incredibly grateful to call him a close friend, mentor, and thought partner.Not only have I taken multiple programs of his, but we have a weekly session where we help each other think through our ideas.Michael was a guest way back on episode 43… and during THAT conversation, we dove into:How Michael went from high school english teacher → broadway producer in 2 yearsHow to make better “asks” to make yourself irresistible to want to work with… and so much more.In TODAY’S episode, we go even deeper and dive right into his juiciest concepts and thinking.Because we know each other so well, I guess you could technically say this is probably the “most prepared” I’ve ever been for a podcast interview…It was SUPER fun because I have ~5 years of conversations in my brain with Michael and we ended up weaving together a ton of interesting concepts, including how to:Identify your triple threat archetype (celebrity, scientist, magician) and leverage it to amplify your impact and ideas in the world. Use windows thinking to explore the variables in a situation and achieve greater specificity in your problem-solving. Challenge dominant narratives in your industry to position your ideas in a compelling way that resonates with others. This episode is a TON of fun, and exactly what you need if you’re interested in packaging your ideas in the world to make a bigger impact.Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!Introduction to Beyond Curious and Today's Guest, Michael RoderickIn this insightful episode of Beyond Curious, host Brandon Fong welcomes back a returning guest, mentor, and friend, Michael Roderick. As the CEO of Small Pond Enterprises, Michael specializes in helping thoughtful givers become thought leaders by making their brands referable, their messaging memorable, and their ideas unforgettable. From high school English teacher to Broadway producer in under two years, Michael's journey is as inspiring as it is unconventional. Together, Brandon and Michael dive deep into innovative frameworks and strategies for amplifying ideas, building meaningful relationships, and finding alignment between personal strengths and impactful storytelling.Timestamps and Show Notes00:00 – Introduction to Beyond Curious and Michael Roderick’s ReturnBrandon introduces the episode by revisiting his relationship with Michael, highlighting how Michael has profoundly influenced his thinking, introduced him to many podcast guests, and helped shape concepts like Find Your Four and Curiosity Island.05:17 – The Triple Threat Archetypes: Celebrity, Scientist, and MagicianMichael explains his innovative Triple Threat framework, which categorizes individuals as Celebrities, Scientists, or Magicians based on their strengths and preferred methods of communication. He highlights how identifying your archetype can align your messaging and amplify your impact.09:14 – Characteristics of the Archetypes: Which One Are You?Brandon and Michael dive into the nuances of each archetype. Scientists are analytical, obsessed with detail, and thrive on research. Celebrities excel at connecting with people and building relationships. Magicians are innovators, drawn to novelty and creative...

Johnny Crowder’s story is so crazy it doesn’t even seem real.As a suicide and abuse survivor with severe OCD and experiencing hallucinations, Johnny was no stranger to negative and dark thoughts.Yet today, here are some of the ways that he’s currently saving lives by sharing his story of overcoming these experiences:Lead vocalist of the heavy metal band, Prison that shares empowering lyrics and saves lives. Here are just a small sample of the comments on his videos:“Him and the band he’s in is the reason I’m still alive and working on my mental health today”“Hearing his music, hearing his words, feeling that support.. hearing the music and the lyrics that hit me and seemed to understand me, has helped me continue to be here and exist today.”2x TEDx speaker with his talks that have over 1M viewsCEO of a company called Cope Notes, which has impacted 38K+ lives through helping people eliminate negative thoughtsOh, and that’s not to mention a few other small things that he’s overcom(ing)...Including losing his house to Hurricane Milton in October 2024, and almost dying in a plane crash (seriously).But story aside, Johnny is one of the most incredible dudes you’ll ever meet.I got to meet him in person after one of his keynotes and we hung out for several hours that evening… He’s one of the most loving, caring, kind guys you’ll meet.I seriously can’t wait for you to listen to this one…Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!Introduction to Beyond Curious and today’s guest, Johnny CrowderBrandon introduces Johnny Crowder, a TEDx speaker, suicide survivor, touring heavy metal musician, and CEO of CopeNotes, a mental health platform. Johnny’s story is one of resilience, creativity, and using unconventional methods to impact lives. From overcoming severe OCD to saving lives through his music, this episode is packed with inspiration.Timestamps & Episode Highlights00:00 – Welcome to Beyond Curious and Johnny Crowder's StoryBrandon sets the stage by sharing his first encounter with Johnny after a keynote speech. He introduces Johnny’s multifaceted journey as a musician, mental health advocate, and survivor.00:54 – Johnny’s Mental Health Advocacy Through MusicJohnny reflects on the transformative power of his heavy metal lyrics. Fans credit his music for saving their lives, a testament to the emotional connection and purpose behind his work.02:46 – The Power of Lyrics: Stories from FansJohnny shares how his band’s songs inspire resilience. A fan tattooed "Still Alive" after a show, which became the inspiration for a song and an album of the same name.05:17 – Humor from the Road: An Unexpected Soundcheck IntruderJohnny recounts a wild story from touring, where a random person off the street walked on stage during a soundcheck and used the band’s microphone in a bizarre way.09:34 – Life-Saving Music: Emotional Encounters After ShowsJohnny reveals numerous stories of fans who planned to end their lives but changed their minds after his performances, illustrating the profound impact of his music and message.13:27 – Empathy in the Mosh Pit: A Different Kind of Metal FanJohnny discusses how his band’s fan base stands out for their compassion, even in aggressive mosh pits, and the camaraderie they share after concerts.18:00 – The Importance of Authenticity and Finding Your NicheJohnny and Brandon explore the power of pursuing passion authentically, with Johnny sharing how...

“So what you're saying is the Karate Kid was actually about you?”Those were the exact words out of my mouth during today’s episode 😆While Lee Holden wasn’t training for a fight like Daniel-San, in his 20s he did get to train directly with Taoist master and one of the most spiritually influential people in the world, Master Mantak Chia.As his first job out of college, Lee worked directly with Master Mantak Chia as a ghost writer for his books.Fast forward and today Lee is an internationally recognized Qi Gong master in his own right.He was the main TV personality in the, “Less Stress, More Energy” PBS special which reached 50M households…He’s written several bestselling books, including his newest one, Ready Set Slow: How to Improve Your Energy, Health, and Relationships Through the Power of Slow.For more than 30 years, Lee has helped tens of thousands of people just like you to increase their energy, calm their minds, and live vibrant lives through Qi Gong.Here are 3 things to look forward to in today’s episode:How to use acupressure to remove headaches (we do some real time implementation!)How “Slow Eating” and “Slow Exercise” is EASIER and MORE EFFECTIVE than our default modesHow Lee ended up going from a Qi Gong teacher with limited resources to being featured on PBS in between segments with Wayne Dyer and Yanni… This is a FUN and insightful episode, and I can’t wait for you to listen!Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!Introduction to Beyond Curious and today's guest, Lee HoldenBrandon Fong welcomes listeners to another exciting episode of Beyond Curious, diving into the transformative world of Qigong with guest Lee Holden. A globally celebrated Qigong master, meditation expert, and author, Lee Holden has spent over 30 years helping people heal and unlock vitality through energy work. From his roots as a collegiate soccer player to becoming a PBS star and author of the new book Ready, Set, Slow, Lee's journey is both inspiring and practical. This episode promises fascinating stories, actionable insights, and even live demonstrations of Qigong techniques.Timestamps & Highlights00:00 - Introduction to Lee HoldenBrandon introduces Lee Holden, highlighting his dedication to sharing the power of Qigong and its profound impact on health and energy.01:35 - The Origins of Lee’s Qigong JourneyLee shares how a soccer injury led him to discover Qigong and its life-changing potential. He discusses how he became a global expert in energy work through persistence, curiosity, and training with masters.05:26 - The PBS Breakthrough StoryLee recounts the story of how his first PBS special catapulted him to national recognition. From creating DVDs on a shoestring budget to outshining Wayne Dyer and Yanni on pledge drives, this is a tale of ambition, serendipity, and success.10:00 - Lessons from Meeting Wayne DyerLee reflects on meeting legendary self-help guru Wayne Dyer and the conversations they shared about Qigong and the Tao Te Ching.13:08 - Training with a Qigong Master in...

Jessika Von Innerebner grew up in a religious cult.She wasn’t allowed to go to school. Her family was poor. She had to go door to door every Saturday to preach…She felt trapped.So she made a bold move:At 17, she left.With no idea what she was going to do or live, she boldly started to start living her life the way she wanted to. Slowly, she did exactly that.She ended up working for her dream company, Disney.She became an award winning children's author, landing a $500,000 book deal for her book series about “Kevin the Unicorn”.She’s now traveling the world with her husband, Trevor (the episode that came out last week!) living a truly magical and inspired life of curiosity.This is a FUN one for anyone who’s looking for inspiration on how to live boldly according to what makes you come alive.Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!Podcast Show Notes for Beyond Curious - Episode with Jessika von Innerebner00:00 - Introduction to Beyond Curious and today's guest, Jessika von InnerebnerBrandon Fong introduces the episode with award-winning illustrator and author Jessika von Innerebner. Known for her vibrant storytelling and unique approach to creativity, Jessika’s journey from a challenging upbringing in a religious cult to becoming a Disney artist and bestselling author sets the stage for an inspiring conversation.02:05 - Meet Jessika and her creative philosophyBrandon highlights Jessika’s creative achievements and discusses her deep understanding of storytelling’s role in shaping beliefs, businesses, and lives. Jessika reflects on finding solace in her imagination during a difficult childhood.04:31 - The story of TV-B-GoneJessika humorously recounts how she and her husband, Trevor, discovered and used a device to discreetly turn off intrusive TVs in public spaces, transforming their environments for better conversation and connection.09:52 - Opting out of a religious cultJessika details her childhood in the Jehovah’s Witnesses and the moment at age 17 when she chose to leave. She shares the emotional and practical challenges of untangling from a controlling environment and rediscovering her autonomy.17:51 - Art as an escape and a career launchJessika discusses how art became her sanctuary and pathway to freedom. She describes pitching herself for an unpaid apprenticeship at 17, which kickstarted her career and eventually led to working with Disney.23:34 - The dream of Disney realizedJessika reflects on how she manifested her childhood dream of working with Disney, despite facing seemingly insurmountable odds, including limited resources and education.28:09 - Lessons from Disney and PixarJessika shares behind-the-scenes insights from her time at Pixar, where playful workspaces inspired limitless creativity. She emphasizes the importance of staying connected to childlike wonder in creative work.35:04 - Connecting with readers through storytellingJessika recounts receiving a heartfelt letter from a young fan of her book Sprout Branches Out, illustrating the profound impact of her stories on readers of all ages.40:41 - Creating Kevin the Unicorn and embracing imperfectionJessika opens up about the challenges of writing her first book, Kevin the Unicorn: It’s Not All Rainbows. She explains how the story's core message—accepting life’s messiness—was deeply personal and cathartic.49:57 - Trevor’s influence and the power of balanceJessika reflects on how meeting her husband, Trevor Blake, taught her the value of detachment and balance in creative work, transforming her from a workaholic into a more fulfilled...

If I were to have read the title of this episode, I know what I’d be thinking:“No way. How could it be possible to have a 9-figure exit with no employees? And on top of that, working less than 5 hours per day?”I for sure had never heard of this done before…That is, until I met today’s guest, Trevor Blake.Trevor is the NYT bestselling author of Three Simple Steps, physicist, world traveler, and entrepreneur.His story is absolutely insane.Trevor grew up in poverty, being evicted from his home multiple times before the age of seven. His mom was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer in 1969 and was given less than six months to live. She refused to accept this prognosis, telling everyone that she would live to see her children grow up.So Trevor's childhood consisted of:Having zero money (his mom, despite having cancer, would work at a deli so she could take home the expired food for their family to eat)Being bullied (born as a red head, kids would call him “Carrot Top” and he’d hide out in the library to avoid them)Watching his unemployed father sit around and smoke all dayYet despite all the odds, Trevor has not only become “traditionally” successful…Through my interactions with him he’s clearly someone that purely enjoys life.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why Trevor believes goal setting is BS, and why “intention setting” is more powerfulWhy Trevor’s “Mind Movie Technique” led him to have a dinner at a 3 michelin star restaurant in his pajamas (and how you can use this technique to help achieve your goals)The mechanics of how Trevor gets so much done in less than 5 hours of work per dayIf you’re someone who’s willing to challenge assumptions and build an incredible life based on your unique gifts and desires, this episode is for you!Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!Podcast Show Notes for Beyond Curious - Episode with Trevor Blake00:00 - Introduction to Beyond Curious and today's guest, Trevor BlakeHost Brandon Fong introduces Trevor Blake, a serial entrepreneur, physicist, and New York Times bestselling author. Trevor shares insights into his unique business model, his remarkable $300 million in business exits, and his philosophy of living life on his own terms. Brandon also gives a shoutout to Michael Leibowitz for connecting him with Trevor and previews the key lessons to look forward to.03:16 - Trevor’s $105M Company Exit Without EmployeesTrevor explains his revolutionary "hub model" that enabled him to sell a company for over $100 million while having no employees. He describes how this approach removes inefficiencies and emphasizes partnerships with experienced consultants.05:04 - The Life-Changing Story of AudreyTrevor recounts a pivotal moment with his mother, Audrey, who defied a terminal cancer diagnosis to live another 14 years. Her determination and "indefatigable feminine power" have inspired Trevor’s life and entrepreneurial journey.10:54 - Lessons from Audrey’s Impactful LifeAudrey’s kindness and resilience made her a beloved figure in their small village. Trevor reflects on the profound lessons of her life, including her funeral, attended by 300 people, and the inspiration she provided for Trevor’s entrepreneurial mantra: make a positive difference, have fun, and share the rewards.15:41 - Discovering Madam C.J. Walker’s StoryBullied as a child, Trevor found solace and inspiration in the library, where he read biographies, including that of Madam C.J. Walker. Her rise from adversity to becoming America’s first female millionaire profoundly shaped Trevor’s understanding of resilience and innovation.23:31 - The

In the absolute most loving way possible, I would describe today’s guest as a wise, female, & British Indiana Jones.Dr. Jude Currivan…Has a master’s degree in Quantum Physics  and Cosmology from Oxford University along with a Ph.D. in Archaeology from the University of ReadingHas travelled to over 80 countries and worked with numerous wisdom keepers researching the nature of realityIs committed to collective and planetary healing, as the cofounder of wholeworld-view.org promoting the narrative that we are not separate, but rather inseparable, from each other and the whole worldAnd if those explorations into answering questions about the fundamental nature of reality aren’t enough…Dr. Jude also had a 25 year career as an international finance director for two $500 million turnover businesses operating in 36 countries.We cover a lot of paradigm shifting concepts in this episode, including:How the 2022 Nobel prize in physics is a HUGE leap in proving the science behind “woo woo” How consciousness is not something that we have, but something that we AREHow studying fractals and thinking fractally is key to creating an impact based on the laws of natureThis is truly an episode for the Beyond Curious™ humans out there.If you’re someone who’s willing to stay open, challenge your beliefs, and dive deep into the nature of reality, this one is for you!Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!Introduction to Beyond Curious and today’s guest, Dr. Jude CurrivanIn this mind-expanding episode, host Brandon Fong sits down with Dr. Jude Currivan—a cosmologist, healer, futurist, author, and member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle. With a background that spans physics at Oxford, a PhD in archaeology, and extensive work in planetary healing, Dr. Currivan brings profound insights into the nature of reality, consciousness, and the interconnectedness of all things. Together, they explore topics that bridge ancient wisdom and modern science, inviting listeners to reimagine their understanding of existence.Episode Highlights00:00 - Welcome and IntroductionBrandon introduces the podcast and today’s guest, Dr. Jude Currivan, highlighting her diverse expertise in cosmology, business, and ancient wisdom traditions. Dr. Currivan provides a teaser: "We and the whole world are mind and consciousness."02:07 - Dr. Currivan’s Biography and MissionDr. Currivan shares her journey from studying physics at Oxford to co-founding WholeWorld-View, a platform aiming to promote humanity's conscious evolution.04:32 - A Journey to Australia’s Red HeartDr. Currivan recounts her transformative experience with an Aboriginal family in the Australian Outback. She describes their wisdom, connection to nature, and the 12-year-old shaman guiding her group under starlit skies.10:05 - Balancing Corporate Life and Ancient WisdomDr. Currivan explains her transition from a high-powered finance career to exploring spiritual and scientific frontiers. She shares how her early mystical experiences shaped her path.15:31 - Listening to Inner Voices and IntuitionA discussion on how intuition manifests, from "hearing" inner voices to trusting gut feelings. Brandon reflects on a recent synchronistic moment, adding personal depth to the conversation.19:46 - The 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics and NonlocalityDr. Currivan breaks down the groundbreaking Nobel Prize discovery that the universe is non-locally unified, explaining how it validates interconnectedness and challenges materialist...

Here’s a small sample of the “Curiosity Resume” of today’s guest:Helped raise over $100M for non profitsWas a pop artist in the 90s with a song that knocked Whitney Houston’s "I Will Always Love You" out of the #1 spot on the Billboard Top 40 ChartsHas been married to her husband for 30 years, with 3 children, in New York City… and has had a grand total of 5 fights with her husband (what an epic statistic to track 😆)This, in combination with doing things like deciding to also live in her favorite city in the world (Paris) were all things that stood out to me when I first met Josselyne Herman Saccio.She’s someone who’s willing to bend the rules of reality to manifest her curiosity, and I knew there was a ton to learn from her!Here are 3 things to look forward to in today’s episode:Why according to Josselyne your vision is NOT a goal — it’s a space, and how understanding this subtle shift impacts the way you approach manifesting what you desireHow shifting a limiting belief resulted in Josselyne becoming a Billboard Top 40 artist when she was a teenagerWhat Josselyne’s daughter selling bead sticks has to do with catalyzing Josselyne to raise over $100M for charity Can’t wait for you to listen!Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!Podcast Show Notes for "Beyond Curious" featuring Josselyne Herman Saccio00:00 - Introduction to Beyond Curious and today's guest, Josselyne Herman SaccioHost Brandon Fong introduces this week’s guest, Josselyne Herman Saccio, a transformative coach, talent manager, author, and philanthropist. With over 30 years of experience, Josselyne has impacted more than 200,000 people through her work in business, self-expression, and conflict resolution. She is also a former pop star whose group, Boy Crazy, had a #1 hit in 1993.00:51 - The transformative power of raising $100,000,000 for charityJosselyne’s ability to empower others stems from her life experiences, including raising significant funds for nonprofits. The conversation highlights her unique methodology of empowering people to live their dreams "now, not someday."03:03 - Josselyne’s lifelong dream and her path to stardomBrandon dives into Josselyne's story of how she realized her childhood dream of becoming a singer, knocking Whitney Houston off the Billboard #1 spot. This achievement catalyzed her mission to empower others.06:08 - Breaking limiting beliefs to achieve rapid transformationJosselyne recounts how she overcame the belief instilled at age 5 that “art couldn’t be a career,” leading to her pop music success. She emphasizes the power of addressing unconscious blocks.09:56 - The importance of identity in pursuing dreamsJosselyne shares how introducing herself as a singer—even before achieving success—opened doors, including her serendipitous opportunity with Boy Crazy. She explains how aligning actions with identity transforms possibilities into reality.12:29 - Being "unmessable with" through resilienceJosselyne reflects on losing an opportunity with Boy Crazy before being re-selected as their final member. Her ability to stay committed to her vision despite setbacks exemplifies the core of her coaching philosophy.15:55 - From pop stardom to transformative coachingAfter her music career, Josselyne shifted her focus to helping others fulfill their dreams, whether through talent management, philanthropy, or personal coaching. She explains how her coaching philosophy integrates creativity, action, and integrity.18:20 - Coaching actors: Transformative principles for successJosselyne shares her experience managing actors and emphasizes the importance of hard work,...