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Buenos Aires native Veronica Moya launched her first kids’ entertainment company at 17, then brought a heart-centered mission to New York and built Mindful V—an educational platform and nonprofit reimagining meditation and emotional wellness for children ages 5–12.
In this conversation she shares how she blends Latin roots with a globally informed, bilingual approach; h...
Logan Duvall joins from the overlap of Arkansas and El Salvador to walk through LWMRTT—light, water, magnetism, resonance, temperature, and time—as the physical signals he sees shaping mitochondrial function, membrane coherence, and circadian biology.
The conversation covers why he treats many chronic issues as coherence problems in water and membranes rather than prim...
Economist and writer Emile Phaneuf III discusses why people and capital increasingly choose exit over political voice when governance declines. He covers the real costs of citizenship renunciation for Americans, the pre-history of private digital money that led to Bitcoin, free cities as practical experiments in better rules, and the risks of central bank digital currencies. ...
In this episode, Spanish entrepreneur Carlos de Ory shares how he researches and shares low-cost housing options across Europe (including homes around €30–35k paired with solid local salaries in places like Denmark and Sweden) while raising a family and living between Aarhus and his projects abroad.
He walks through the vision behind Eco Beach City, the regenerative co...
Australian-Italian finance professional Daniel Grioli packed up life in Melbourne and moved to Mendoza, Argentina — and he’s been documenting the real story ever since.
In this conversation we cover what the relocation actually looks like on the ground: house renovations and unreliable trades, cultural differences around work and accountability, food (Argentine pizza v...