In a riveting conversation, Dr. Roman Yampolskiy breaks down the uncomfortable truth about AI: we’re racing toward systems we don’t understand, can’t control, and aren’t preparing the world for. From government missteps and AGI timelines to the future of jobs, robots, consciousness, and global power — Roman pulls no punches.

Jeff Abraham, CEO of Promescent, shares the origin story that began with his late friend and neighbor, urologist Dr Ronald Gilbert, who developed an over the counter treatment for PE. After Dr Gilbert was tragically murdered in a case of mistaken identity, Jeff took the company forward with a promise to honor his legacy and support his family. In this candid conversation we dive into the medical realities of PE, the myth making of porn, how clinical credibility beats ad spend, and the go to market decisions that took Promescent from one hero product to a full sexual wellness line on twenty thousand retail shelves.

In this Founder’s Story episode, Daniel sits down with Dr. Mark Sherwood of The Functional Medical Institute, one of the nation’s most respected longevity and wellness doctors. Dr. Sherwood takes us through a remarkable life journey — from being an adopted kid no one believed in, to becoming a professional baseball player, to risking his life daily on SWAT operations, to now leading a global movement helping people live to 120 with strength, clarity, and purpose.

On this episode of Founder’s Story, Daniel sits down with Raheel Retiwalla, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of Boost Health AI, the company transforming healthcare by unlocking and structuring the complex rules buried inside medical policies, regulations, and benefit documents. Raheel explains how the U.S. healthcare system wastes over $500B every year on administrative friction alone—and how Boost Health AI is eliminating that waste by giving payers and providers real-time access to their own rules. He breaks down the moment he realized this was solvable, how generative AI made the impossible possible, and why healthcare must shift from black-box AI to explainable, auditable intelligence. This episode explores the future of healthcare operations, AI transparency, and the massive global impact of removing hidden inefficiencies.

In this episode of Founder’s Story, Daniel sits down with clinical psychologist Laura Elorza, whose work at Unconscious Moderation (UM) is reshaping how we understand drinking, habit formation, and the power of the unconscious mind. Laura reveals why ninety-five percent of our behaviors happen beneath the surface, why willpower fails, and how UM blends hypnotherapy, journaling, and movement to rewire long-standing patterns. She also shares how shame, trauma, and autopilot living keep people stuck—and how UM’s 90-day journey is helping thousands regain control, make conscious choices, and rewrite their internal story.

In this episode, Dannika Warburton reveals how she went from working deep underground in Australian gold mines to becoming one of the most trusted IR operators in the small-cap world. She pulls back the curtain on raising A$650M+, building—and rebuilding—a company through crisis, and why most founders completely misunderstand how investors actually make decisions.

Blake Niemann built Levels from a one-man side hustle into an eight-figure powerhouse sold in Costco, Walmart, Target, Kroger, and Amazon—without raising a single dollar from investors. In this episode, he reveals the obsession, the suffering, the decade-long grind, and the radical simplicity that fueled one of the most unlikely wins in consumer packaged goods today.

In this powerful conversation, Daniel sits down with Omar Khan—author of Loving Assertiveness and a global advisor who has mediated everything from boardroom battles to conflict zones—to break down the communication tools that actually change people. Omar shares raw stories from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Lebanon, Fortune 500 leadership rooms, and even marriage, revealing why people fight, why polarization is rising, and how understanding human needs can transform relationships, teams, and entire organizations.

Sunil Raina, CEO and Founder of CereBree, joins Daniel Robbins on Founder’s Story to unpack one of the most pressing questions of our time: Can AI truly enhance humanity instead of replacing it? With 17 years leading digital transformation across global enterprises, Sunil is now building cognitive infrastructure that connects human intelligence, emotion, and lifelong learning. This episode dives deep into empathy-driven AI, ethical automation, and how the next generation of AI systems will act as our most trusted companions—not our competitors.

From growing up in a 530-square-foot home with a single mother to becoming only the second Puerto Rican-born founder to build a billion-dollar company, Jerry Lopez shares the extraordinary journey behind Philcoin, PhilSocial, and his bestselling book Faithonomics. In this powerful conversation, Jerry reveals how poverty, tragedy, and unshakable faith shaped his mission to reinvent giving through blockchain—and why mindset and belief matter more than resources.

From hacking together no-code tools to accidentally discovering a billion-dollar problem, Parker Olson shares the raw, chaotic, and deeply human journey behind building PodPitch. From living in a tent, to a hacked Twitter with 750K followers, to being wrongfully arrested while pushing his last company forward—this episode dives into the brutal truth of entrepreneurship, the future of solopreneurs, and the exact process behind validating, pricing, and scaling a software product in 2025.

In this episode of Founder's Story, Daniel Robbins interviews Dan Novaes, Co-Founder & CEO of Mode Mobile, a company now valued at over $300 million. Novaes shares the story of starting with just $1,000 at age fifteen, building through countless pivots, and nearly losing everything when major clients collapsed. He opens up about the mental toll of leadership, the discipline needed to survive downturns, and how raising over $60 million from 57,000 investors through crowdfunding reshaped his company’s future. His journey is a testament to adaptability, mindset, and building movements—not just startups.

Dr. Cali Estes went from being homeless with $300 in the bank to founding Sober on Demand and The Addictions Academy, now a global recovery empire spanning 40 countries. In this episode, she reveals how she disrupted the broken rehab model, why 90% of mental health issues are actually physical, and what working with celebrities, CEOs, and athletes taught her about addiction at the highest levels of success.

Daniel Robbins sits down with Dr. Tara, sexologist and author of How Do You Like It, to uncover the biggest myths about sex, why boredom—not hormones—is ruining relationships, and how the future of love could involve robots, AI, and even sexual meditation.

Monika Sundem, CEO of Adventure Life, shares how transformative travel to remote destinations like Antarctica and the Galapagos changes lives. In this episode, she reveals how adaptability, meaning, and transparency define the future of adventure travel.

In this episode of Founder’s Story, Daniel Robbins interviews Jonathan Kaufman Iger, President & CEO of Sage, a 101-year-old New York real estate company founded by his great-grandfather. Jonathan reveals the secret to Sage’s century-long survival: adapting to macroeconomic shifts, anticipating where the “puck” is going, and reimagining office spaces for modern needs. He discusses why predictions of the “death of offices” were overblown, how hospitality and curated experiences—not just amenities—are reshaping the future of workspaces, and what it means to steward a multi-generational company in an era focused on exits and fast wins. With stories spanning Ellis Island to today’s hybrid work world, Jonathan shows how Sage blends legacy with innovation to redefine what it means to work, live, and thrive in New York City’s skyline.

In this episode of Founder’s Story, Daniel Robbins interviews Ben Glinsky, Founder & CEO of LiveGood, the fastest-growing supplement brand in the world with more than 2 million customers in just two years. Ben exposes the supplement industry’s lack of transparency and inflated pricing, where companies hide ingredient amounts and charge 5–10x above cost. He explains how LiveGood is disrupting the $150B market with premium, fully transparent products priced just above cost, backed by lab tests, and delivered through a Costco-style membership model. Ben also shares how his passion for health and mission-driven approach helped him return to an industry he once walked away from, proving that transparency and purpose can build consumer trust and fuel explosive growth.

Ken Boyce, CEO of CyberGlobal USA, joins Founder’s Story to reveal why 33 million small businesses remain unprotected against cyberattacks—even as cybersecurity races toward a $500 billion industry by 2030. He explains how AI has transformed cybercrime, why 60% of small businesses shut down after a major attack, and how CyberGlobal’s franchise model is making enterprise-level protection affordable and scalable.

What if everything you've been told about getting rich is a lie? This week on Founders Story, we sit down with Chad Willardson – a 6x best-selling author, President of Pacific Capital, and creator of ELEVATED, who has managed over $1.4 BILLION in wealth. Chad reveals the biggest money lie that keeps people broke, no matter how much they earn, and shares profound lessons learned from working with billionaires.\\