Unimpressed Podcast

Join John Edmonds Kozma as he delves into the ancient myths of Lake Lure and uncovers the truth behind the legends. Don't miss this epic showdown of myth vs reality!John Edmonds Kozma is a highly experienced professional with 20 years of expertise in the entertainment industry. He is the CEO and founder of Bang Productions. This company specializes in creating short and long-form content, managing talent, and producing live shows through technology. Bang Productions is a Meta Media Partner and a TikTok LIVE Creator Network Agency, which gives it a massive social media reach of over 100 million monthly viewers and 1.2 billion annually. As a result, it is one of the largest publishers in the entertainment industry. In 2016, John revolutionized the comedy industry by leveraging social media. He signed Darren Knight, popularly known as Southern Momma, and within just two years, took him from the trailer park to the Super Bowl of Comedy "Just For Laughs." This achievement usually takes comedians 10-15 years to accomplish. As a result, Darren became the fastest-rising comedian in American history. This was also the first time any comedy act had achieved national success solely with the help of social media. Consequently, his social media business model became common in the comedy industry.John Edmonds Kozma, the host of the Unimpressed Podcast. He interviews individuals from various backgrounds to gain fresh insights about life from the foundation up. John's unique perspective, shaped by his belief in the interconnectedness of all people through the Quantum Field, helps eliminate bias in understanding life's structure. He is also the author of 'Finding A Perfect Audience,' a book that details a system for businesses to cultivate a genuine client base. With his distinct personality and deep intellect, spirituality, and healing powers, many consider him a 'Source Master.' John's enthusiasm for innovation and exploration is evident in his continuous pursuit of new ideas and viewpoints. His collaborations with talented personalities such as Nick Cassavetes, Claudia Katz, Armin Van Buuren, and Travis Pastrana have contributed to developing careers like Southern Momma and Ginger Billy.John graduated from Charleston Southern University, where he played baseball and majored in Business Administration with a minor in economics. He values his personal life and lives with his wife and daughter in Mt. Pleasant, SC. When not busy with work, he enjoys spending time at the beach, playing golf, or pursuing his education in the spiritual space. This insight into his life allows the audience to connect with him more personally, beyond his professional achievements.

Hey there, beautiful! It’s your model bestie, Renée Bhagwandeen, here to guide you on the runway of life. If you’ve ever dreamed of strutting down the catwalk or gracing the covers of fashion magazines, then "The Business Model: Pose, Profit, Purpose" is the book you absolutely cannot miss! This is not just a guide; it’s your ultimate playbook for turning those modeling dreams into a thriving, purposeful business.When I first started my journey in the modeling world, it wasn’t all glitz and glam. I was discovered at 16, but my journey didn’t immediately kick off. My mom said “no” to modeling because she wanted a more practical career for me. But that “no” lit a fire in my soul, sparking a determination that led me to achieve every dream I put into my dream binder. From becoming Miss Trinidad and Tobago to being on America’s Next Top Model, I’ve walked runways worldwide, worked with my dream brands like Macy's and Covergirl, and even built a successful TV host and social media influencer career. I’ve learned from the best and made my share of mistakes, so I wrote this book—to help you skip the mistakes and fast-track to success."The Business Model" isn’t just about how to look fierce in front of the camera—although I’ll definitely teach you that, too! It’s about understanding that, as a model, you are a business. I’m here to show you how to build that business from the ground up. This book covers everything from creating a personal brand to mastering the art of negotiation and understanding contracts. You’ll learn how to navigate the highs and lows of this industry with grace and grit, build a network that supports you, and keep leveling up your career.Please think of this book as your mentor, guiding you step-by-step through the modeling world with real, honest advice from someone who has done that and is still killing it in the game. With heartfelt stories, insider tips, and actionable steps, "The Business Model" is your go-to guide for becoming the savvy, successful model you were born to be.Get ready to transform your modeling career from a dream into a reality full of purpose, profit, and endless possibilities. Grab your copy, strike your fiercest pose, and start this incredible journey together. Remember, the runway is yours—now own it!Love always,Your model bestie, Renée Bhagwandeen

Our mission is to provide sacred and powerful medicine to all who want to receive these great gifts from Mother Earth. The Medicine Family is answering the collective calling for this holy, highly transformative plant & herbal medicine. Our highest joy and most incredible excitement are to stand with you in your healing journey as you step into your Higher Self, let go of that which no longer serves your growth & fully embrace these higher dimensional energies with which we now have greater access and connection. We work only with the highest quality plant & herbal medicines sourced directly from the indigenous communities to help support their land, tribes & ways of life. We do everything we do with the powerful intention to provide deep physical & spiritual healing. Our highest priority is that you feel the positive & loving intention we place in each product and every single order, as we are all one Family.* All of our capsulized, powered, and resin plant medicine products are jarred in glass. Most companies store and deliver their products in plastic, which can contain toxic chemicals and microplastics such as phthalates, BPA, and PVC, which may contribute to various health issues. Don't be fooled by a catchy label! We invest our resources into the quality of the medicine, not just a pretty presentation.This is a family-run business of three. Dave, Callie, and our daughter Adalynn hand-make and package all products with love and intention. We are dedicated to providing the highest-quality and most effective plant medicine accessible to Mother Earth. We live to serve quality healing tools to all and aid in creating generations of wellness.

Discover the ancient secrets hidden in Lake Lure, NC. Uncover the mysteries of a potential ancient bloodline in this intriguing video. John discusses the Silurian Hypothesis and the Precambrian Era related to this area in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Layla El Khadri is a mission-driven business mentor and the founder of the Younique Method, which helps women organize their wisdom and experience into businesses that convey their unique message with authenticity and clarity—the feminine way. Layla has helped women worldwide to step into their power, share their message and create a legacy, while awakening and harnessing their feminine energy. Women are designed to be successful in a very different way than men, and with her revolutionary Younique Method, women not only get "unstuck" and start creating their dream business but also become leaders in their field by keeping their message authentic.

Jay W. Richards, Ph.D., is the William E. Simon Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, a Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, and the Executive Editor of The Stream.Richards is the author or editor of more than a dozen books, including the New York Times bestsellers Infiltrated (2013) and Indivisible (2012); The Human Advantage; Money, Greed, and God, winner of a 2010 Templeton Enterprise Award; The Hobbit Party with Jonathan Witt; and Eat, Fast, Feast. His most recent book, with Douglas Axe and William Briggs, is The Price of Panic: How the Tyranny of Experts Turned a Pandemic Into a Catastrophe.Richards is also the executive producer of several documentaries, including The Call of the Entrepreneur, The Birth of Freedom, and Effective Stewardship (Acton Media and Zondervan, 2009). He has been featured in several television-broadcast documentaries, including The Call of the Entrepreneur, The Case for a Creator, The Wonder of Soil, and The Privileged Planet, based on his book, The Privileged Planet, with astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez.Richards' articles and essays have been published in The Harvard Business Review, Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Washington Post, Forbes, National Review Online, Investor's Business Daily, Washington Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Huffington Post, The Federalist, The American Spectator, The Daily Caller, The Imaginative Conservative, and many other publications. His topics range from culture, economics, and public policy to natural science, technology, and the environment. He has appeared on many national radio and TV programs, including Larry King Live, and he has lectured worldwide on various subjects, including to Members of the US Congress.Richards has a Ph.D., with honors, in philosophy and theology from Princeton Theological Seminary. He also has an M.Div. (Master of Divinity), a Th.M. (Master of Theology), and a B.A. with majors in Political Science and Religion. He lives with his family in the Washington DC Metro area.

Someone once described me as a mix of jock, science nerd, nature boy & philosopher. It makes sense, I suppose.I was a personal trainer for 25 years. I still produce video-based workouts that are used by hundreds of thousands worldwide. It's kind of crazy to think about that number. I have been lucky to find a publisher who can produce and market great products.I have a biochemistry degree and am a practitioner of naturopathic medicine. Although, my friends give me a hard time for never referring to myself as "Doctor." I always found it too formal, but I have grown past the need for accolades. Depending on who you ask, some don't consider me a physician. Given my specialty in natural medicine, I have been called everything from "quack" to "witch doctor." Believe it or not, I take that as a compliment. The choice to go into alternative medicine was conscious and deliberate.My medical specialty is naturopathic medicine, a subset of medicine. Think of your family doctor, but instead of using drugs and surgery first and knowing little to nothing about diet and exercise, I use drugs second, and I am an expert in nutrition, exercise, and supplements.My specialty is "integrative endocrinology." It's the study of hormones & metabolism. The integrative part means that I integrate both conventional and alternative methods. Most of my career has been helping the most difficult metabolic cases lose weight.I have a license in California & Washington State and can prescribe all drugs except Schedule I & II. I am not opposed to pharmaceuticals and do use them; I prefer to lean on lifestyle change and natural approaches first. I only prescribe drugs if necessary. There is a time and a place for both.I am also a psychology geek and student of philosophy (my favorites are stoicism and Taoism). I am currently working on my PhD in transpersonal and integral psychology. My area of research is focused on human connection, meaning, and fulfillment.What else can I tell you? I have more life coaching certifications than I can count, and I did extra shifts in couples counseling in school (I am fascinated by romance and read research on the topic regularly). I also went through an affair and a divorce. I betrayed (my wife) and was betrayed (by the person I fell in love with).It was the best and worst experience of my life. Have you ever had an experience where you were so hurt, disappointed, and embarrassed by your behavior that you hit rock bottom and became a new person? Yeah, that's what happened to me. This is why I write, blog, and podcast on relationships and romance.I feel I have learned and earned this expertise. I have both the intellectual knowledge and first-hand experience of loss from both sides.I am a voracious reader of anything related to self-development. My two favorite things are working out and reading. Some people like beers and ballgames, which are great, but I prefer books and barbells.Finally, I am an author. In my field of medicine, we have a principle called Docere. It means "doctor as teacher." That's what I spend most of my time doing now: teaching through writing. I write books and create online educational products on metabolism, fitness, and personal development. I teach in three distinct areas: "mind, muscle, and metabolism."

I was born in Poland, a post-communist country, and had access to things most people can only dream of. My family and I went skiing twice a year, traveled abroad, and lived in huge apartments. I took private English and Italian classes, played tennis, and danced. Even as a child, I loved performing and was often on TV and big stages.However, when my father went bankrupt, we lost our house, and my parents had to move to the countryside, leaving me and my brother behind. At 17, I was on my own, living independently and having to support myself.I moved to Milan, Italy. My life was pretty good; I worked in fashion and had a vibrant social life. But one day, I received a diagnosis: they found pathological changes in tissue during my PAP test. At 25, I learned I may have cancer, and everything changed. At work, I was told they would fire me if I had to go back to Poland for treatment.I moved to Malaysia, where I had my first relationship at 27. For the first time, I was in love. Unfortunately, things didn't last long. I struggled with intimacy issues and fell into depression, even having suicidal thoughts. I attempted to hurt myself but eventually found healing through ThetaHealing and chose to study and become a practitioner.Later, my Tantric school closed down due to allegations of rape and abuse, and I realized I had been living in a sex cult. Although I had learned Tantra and received healing, I came to understand how toxic and patriarchal the community was. I had to work on healing from the dogma and re-learn what it means to be a woman and what femininity truly is.The supposed "love of my life" turned out to be a toxic relationship. Initially, I thought I had met my soulmate. We traveled around the world and planned to have kids, but my nervous system was in constant fight-or-flight mode. He started dating a much younger woman and asked me to open the relationship. It was then that I found the strength to leave. I needed a lot of time to heal from the experience. I lost a significant amount of weight and struggled to trust men again. I was also at my lowest point financially, with just $1,000 in my bank account.After doing deep work on myself, I recovered emotionally and financially. I made more money than ever, reconnected with my dreams, and started investing in my future. I moved to Bali, started doing CrossFit, and rode bikes. I made my first investments and reintegrated the healthy masculine into my life. I felt more vital than ever and finally felt my drive was back.Following this journey, I launched The School of Intimacy, an online academy with courses on every aspect of love, relationships, and sex life.Additionally, I launched my first book: "No More Faking It," and spoke at major events worldwide. I remained 100% committed to my vision and felt unstoppable, happier, more balanced, and more supported than ever before. I finally stopped waiting for a relationship to make me happy and found ways to prioritize my happiness. I learned to create my joy and pleasure regardless of my relationship status, feeling secure and grounded. My relationship with myself was more vital than ever.