Midlife Male by Greg Scheinman

This is a re-air of episode 81 with Jeff Fitzhugh, which was originally released October 4th, 2019. Jeff Fitzhugh is a husband, father, and the CEO of RAEN Sunglasses. Before joining RAEN, Jeff worked for a series of other well-known brands, including Oakley, Converse, and Sanuk. As a Californian native and lover of the West Coast lifestyle, Jeff was a fan of the RAEN brand before he became its CEO. He loves RAEN’s classic style and its independent spirit, which has its roots in the laid-back Southern Californian surf and skate culture. Today, armed with a powerful combination of imagination, ambition, and positivity, Jeff and his team are on a mission to make RAEN the most popular eyewear brand on the planet.

This is a re-air of episode 58 with Seamus Mullen, which was originally released February 22nd, 2019. Seamus Mullen is an award-winning New York chef, restaurateur, and cookbook author known for his inventive yet approachable Spanish cuisine. Seamus first rose to national prominence in 2006 with Boqueria, one of the first critically acclaimed and highly successful Spanish restaurants in New York. Seamus has become a leading authority in the conversation on food, health, and wellness. He was diagnosed in 2007 with rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease that forced him to rethink his relationship with food, and led to his first cookbook Hero Food, published in 2012. Through food, exercise and lifestyle changes, Seamus was able to successfully turn his health around. He shares his story through numerous speaking engagements around the country, and has been featured in major publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Chicago-Tribune, and The Guardian.

This is a re-air of episode 123 with Harry Arnett, which was originally released December 18th, 2020. Harry Arnett has had a long and successful career in marketing. However, in 2019, he decided to leave his comfortable and well-paid executive position with Callaway Golf and devote his time and energy to creating something new. Although he was approaching fifty, Harry was excited about entering this new entrepreneurial phase in his life, and in 2020, Harry (along with Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson) launched Municipal, an athleisure company selling high-quality but affordable sports utility gear. Municipal’s super-comfortable and effortlessly cool clothing is designed to be practical, stylish, and versatile. It can be worn at home, in the office, or at the gym, and it is the perfect choice for anyone who leads an active, busy life.

This is a re-air of episode 119 with Steve Schlafman, which was originally released November 13th, 2020. Steve Schlafman is a certified professional coach, an angel investor, and the founder of High Output, a boutique leadership development company. As a former venture capitalist and partner at one of New York’s top venture capital funds, Steve is a proven high performer. However, after decades spent working in high-stress corporate environments, he has decided to dedicate the next phase of his life to helping entrepreneurs fulfill their potential and bring their boldest visions to life. Through his transformational coaching, Steve aims to help business owners increase their output and evolve into extraordinary leaders. Recently, as part of his own transition towards a more flexible lifestyle, Steve and his family moved from New York City to the Catskills, where he enjoys spending time in nature and riding his bike on the trails.

This is a re-air of episode 114 with Robert Tuchman, which was originally released October 9th, 2020. Robert Tuchman is an experienced entrepreneur in the sports and entertainment industry who has built and sold two Inc.500 businesses. He’s also the host of Entrepreneur Magazine’s “How Success Happens” podcast, where he interviews other extraordinary business owners who have overcome challenges and used them as learning opportunities to achieve success. Robert has always loved sports and originally wanted to be a sports reporter before founding his first company, Tuchman Sports and Entertainment. Today, he plays baseball, rides his mountain bike, and meditates daily to keep himself mentally and physically fit. Although he’s a die-hard Jets fan, his ambition is to interview Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, on the How Success Happens podcast.

This is a re-air of episode 101 with Phil Goglia, which was originally released April 24th, 2020. Phil Goglia is the founder of Performance Fitness Concepts, one of the leading nutrition clinics in the United States. He’s also the founder of G-Plans online nutrition program and the co-founder of Split Nutrition which produces gluten-free, plant-based energy snacks. Phil has been a certified nutritionist for over 35 years, and he’s currently the official nutritionist for the World Boxing Committee. His clients include professional athletes such as Kevin Love, Alex Rodriguez, and Russell Wilson, and he’s employed by Marvel to help actors like Chris Pratt and Colin Farrell get into peak physical shape for their superhero roles. Phil has appeared on the E! Network’s Revenge Bodies, and, in his younger years, he was a collegiate All-American wrestler and a Mr. North America bodybuilding champion.

This is a re-air of episode 64 with Aaron Hinde, which was originally released April 19th, 2019. Aaron Hinde was a successful sports chiropractor before he and his business partner Orion Melehan co-founded the LIFEAID Beverage Company in 2011. As someone with a background in sports and fitness, Aaron’s intention was to offer consumers a range of vitamin-infused drinks that would naturally enhance their health and performance. Today, LIFEAID makes FITAID, FOCUSAID, IMMUNITYAID, PARTYAID, and GOLFERAID. The company also sponsors the CrossFit Games and the U.S Spartan Races. However, life hasn’t always been plain sailing for Aaron. He was bankrupted during the financial crash of 2009 and has had to work tirelessly to create a better future for himself and his family. Resourceful, driven, and resilient, Aaron believes in living for the present, planning for the long term, and learning from those who have gone before.

Robb Wolf joins the show.

Shawn Nelson is the founder and CEO of the Lovesac furniture company, which he started as a side hustle and built into a billion-dollar business. Shawn was born and raised in Salt Lake City and spent two years in Taiwan learning Mandarin before graduating from the University of Utah with a degree in Chinese and Business. In 2003, he was named The Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, and in 2005, he won a million-dollar investment on the Rebel Billionaire reality TV show. Over the years, Shawn has become increasingly interested in sustainability, and Lovesac is committed to producing furniture that is designed to evolve and built to last. Shawn lives with his wife Tiffany and their four children in Utah, where he enjoys dirt biking, wakeboarding, and coaching his son’s soccer team.

Jeff Klein is the managing director of DKC, one of the country’s top independent public relations and integrated marketing firms. Jeff is an expert in nurturing relationships, enhancing reputations, and maximizing coverage for his clients. He’s a skillful strategist and a consummate storyteller who, after more than twenty-five years as a communications professional, is still passionate about PR.