Brian Muka, otherwise known as The Fear Sherpa, met his greatest fear. His story revolves around how he made that work for him, and he specializes in helping you make making your fear work for you. He doesn’t want to conquer fear, or overcome it. He says your secret superpower lies in simply facing fear with full awareness and using it to access parts of you you didn’t even know were there. He’s also a certified Wim Hof instructor. What is Wim Hof and how can fear help you become the best version of yourself you can be? Listen to this conversation with Brian Muka, Fear Sherpa, and find out.
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Albert C. Moore is a retired architect and the author of “Eyes In The Mirror: Everything Changed When He Met His Soul”. Sara Daves is an intuitive purpose coach, Tarot reader and program facilitator of “Manifest Like A Goddess”, working with clients to live a joyful life. They come together to discuss what is possible when we manifest our true purpose, understand who we truly are, practice self-mastery and live intentionally.
Sarah Moseley of Fetch-A-Cure stops by to talk about their programs focused on pet cancer awareness, education and funding. Other programs include Companions In Crisis which can help pet owners with financial assistance. And Pen Pals Pups in which fostered pets are readied for adoption by being trained and socialized by inmates in Virginia correctional facilities.
Richmond’s Beeline is in-studio on today’s Studio B. They have a new 2-song single out, they have a show coming up on December 14 at Garden Grove Brewing with Gnawing and Big Fundamental. We chat a bit and Beeline plays a few songs from their upcoming album including the two that were just released.
“Trails” and “No Big Deal available on Bandcamp
Event info for this Saturday at Garden Grove with Gnawing and Big Fundamental
Cecil Charles is a singer/songwriter (as well as an actor, artist and writer). Originally from Reno, Nevada, his journey has taken him all over the country. He new resides in Richmond and works with a producer in Nashville. He stopped by StudioB recently to talk about his winding road, chat about current projects and play a few tunes.
Cecil recently released a brand new song which he hasn’t even record yet called “Find Me”. See and hear it via his YouTube channel here.
Megan Abbott is a personal trainer with Gym Guyz who discovered fitness following a difficult childhood struggling with identity and anxiety issues. She says fitness changed her life and gave her focus. She’s made it her mission to help others discover their best selves. This is another “Synapse Stories” installment.
Christian Hip-Hop artist Legin is in-studio for a conversation about his music, his message and the Safe House Project, which “exists to raise awareness of Sex Trafficking and raise funds to build Safe Houses for those running from sex trafficking”.
Bryan Berry was told he had 60 days to live. He needed a new liver. Then he was told he also need a kidney. Bryan tells his incredible story and advocates for everyone to become organ donors in today’s conversation on the Good Eye Podcast. Bryan also talks about UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing) and the organization that so inspired him he decided to change careers and work on its behalf, Synapse, in this latest Good Eye Podcast installment of “Synapse Stories” featuring Bryan Berry.
Mike Kane of Transformational Partnerships helps people and businesses realize their true potential. Mike’s own story of willing himself back to health following a stroke is inspiring and motivational. His motto of “Change your mind, change your life” is something he puts into practice every day and helps his clients do the same. This conversation is a “Synapse Stories” installment.
RVA metal band Appalling is in-studio talking touring, influences, recording plans and playing a few tracks from their current release “Inverted Realm”. Appalling will be at Wonderland in Richmond on Oct 19th with Hoboknife and Embra.
Appalling – Inverted Realm on Bandcamp
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