Innerfirepodcast

Josh Corbett, host of the great podcasts Countdown to Classic and The Sinner Files, chats with us about the journey of launching, evolving, and wrapping up a successful podcast as he ends the much-loved Countdown to Classic. Check out his other continuing podcast at SinnerFiles.com

Friend of the show Howell Armand Hargett joins us again to talk about podcasts becoming a mainstream form of art and communication. We also chat about the potential future of film considering the current availability of technology and distribution. It's an amazing talk, and if you'd like to hear more from our friend then check out his show Kingpins at https://www.parcast.com/kingpins

Phillip Banks, the OAV Grandmaster himself, chats with us about the journey of a decades-long career in voice-over and the changes he has seen over this time. He also shares great tips for beginners interested in voice-over, and what to look for in a good coach or talent manager. You can listen to more of him at PhillipBanks.com

Natalie Perez is the cinematographer and filmmaker. Meredith Yinger is the director, producer, and host. Together they are the creative team behind SheTV Media. Meredith and Natalie join us for a chat about their documentary series, Scars Unseen and how they envision its place in Arts & Entertainment.

The Amazing Heather Horton joins us for another chat! This time she brings her insight to us about comedy, self-tape auditions, creating your own content, and we share our thoughts about the potential future of submitting to casting breakdowns. Find the central hub for all of her work at HeatherHo.com

The incredibly talented, and inspirational, Anna Vocino joins us for another talk to light our Inner Fire. If you're not familiar with her work, she is a voice-over artist, actor, stand-up comedian, and cookbook author. She shared an outstanding conversation about the modern journey of a multi-hyphenate in the business of arts and entertainment. Check out the central hub for all of her work at AnnaVocino.com

Australia, 2015: A man named Warren Hepworth rode a bicycle from Perth to Melbourne fueled on a ketogenic diet, and filmed it. In 2017 the documentary "Fat Chance: The Film" was released to the public. Warren took the time out to chat with Inner Fire Podcast in the Fall of 2017 to talk about his film.  It is truly an inspirational film and deserves a view. Check out Fat Chance: The Film today.

  Alan Levinovitz is an Associate Professor of Religion at James Madison University and the author of The Gluten Lie: And Other Myths About What We Eat. He joins us to chat about how rituals impact our lives and his upcoming book about the meaning of "Natural", which will be published in the Spring of 2020.  Give him a follow on Twitter: @AlanLevinovitz And give his previous book a read: The Gluten Lie (2015)    

The insult comedian of the low carb world, SteakAndIron joined me for several talks during the original interview series conducted for Inner Fire Podcast. Now hear the Best Of SteakAndIron. You may be asking yourself "Who is SteakAndIron?" As he tells us in his Twitter bio: "Meat eater. Beard wearer. Weight lifter. Low carb Influencer. Hater of Canada geese. Friendly neighborhood anarchist. Corgi. Ultramarathon shitposter." Enjoy the humor, and think about the topics. 

Host of the Do It For Yourself Podcast, Ian Harding lost 100 pounds and took back control of his own health, fitness, and peace of mind through embracing activities he loved, making them a part of his life, and cleaning up his diet. Ian did not need to follow a strict ketogenic diet, nor did he need to cut out significant carbohydrates. In Season 3 of Inner Fire Podcast where we are exploring low carbohydrate diets, it's incredibly important to show another perspective that also led to success. Find the central hub for all of his work and social media links at http://www.thedoitforyourself.com/ 

Dr. Joanne Reynold McCormack is a general practice physician in the UK. She is involved with the Public Health Collaboration UK, which is a charity dedicated to informing and implementing healthy decisions. If you are seeking a low carb approach to health, then you can change your eating in 8 weeks with no-cost guidance from her website FatIsMyFriend.co.uk

Journalist David Cox has asked the world's top research scientists questions for various projects over the years, and two years ago he chatted with us about the answers he got about the ketogenic diet. He has since completed a Ph.D. in neuroscience. Congratulations, Dave! For the two year anniversary of Inner Fire Podcast here is the very first episode that aired on the 21st of June 2017.

Lorna Rae Daniel is a professional photographer who was born and bred in South Africa and now lives in Los Angeles. She's now on a journey where she is capturing the world as she sees it! 

Natasha Devon, MBE is a writer & activist. She speaks at schools and colleges across the UK and conducts research on mental health, body image, gender, and social equality. She is a regular columnist for TES, founder of the Mental Health Media Charter, and appears on the BBC Channel 4 show Naked beach as a body image expert. Her book "A Beginner's Guide to Being Mental" is available on Amazon.com

Adrian Corbett is on a mission because he lit his inner fire by helping people turn their health around, starting with the gut, which is the part of you that fuels and nourishes your whole body. Adrian chats with us about healing the body and strengthening the mind for the journey.

Lisa Purtue is a substance abuse counselor licensed in the State of Wisconsin who has worked for two and a half years in residential rehabilitation and at a healthcare facility. She chats with us about overcoming obstacles and finding a positive mindset. Prior to her current experience, she spent 7 years working for the State of Wisconsin Department of Corrections at two state prisons, with one being maximum security where she oversaw 100 male maximum-security male inmates. Over her lifetime Lisa has earned Associate's Degrees in Graphic Communication, Criminal Justice, and Drug Counseling, as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. She is currently finishing graduate studies as a Licensed Practical Counselor. 

Jenny was diagnosed with celiac disease in April of 2012, and since then she's developed a massive amount of recipes and expertise in gluten-free cooking. While she did find that cooking really lights her inner fire, she has also found a passion for passion is sharing information that helps others who desire health manage their chronic symptoms. Healing from celiac disease requires more than simply going gluten-free. Jenny is living proof that healing from celiac disease is possible and readily shares her information through blogging and cooking classes. Find her on Facebook Follow her on Twitter See her images on Pinterest Check out her website The best way to test for gluten in your food is a device called a Nima Sensor. Use Jenny's code: GOODFORYOUGF at checkout to save $25 on your purchase. https://www.nimasensor.com/

Actress/Comedian and Host of the podcast "Can I Eat This?", Heather Horton chats w/ us about figuring out the best way of eating for her health, lifelong fitness. She also shares some wonderful insight and advice about acting, auditioning, and navigating life in Los Angeles.

Jules Serkin, Radio Presenter of Scoff And Quaff on Channel Radio 2 and the Christmas special show on BBC Radio Kent, chats about her journey in life, figuring out autoimmune conditions, and managing Hashimoto's thyroiditis.

Legendary casting and voice director Andrea Romano chats about kindness, tolerance, healthy eating choices, self-restraint, the importance of fitness & relationships in our lives, moments of nature, patience, teamwork, time management, as well as sharing stories about her time working on the amazing project The Boondocks, by Aaron McGruder. We also talk about changes in the casting process over the past 30 years, and how Netflix has completely changed the game across all aspects of production.