What if aging wasn’t inevitable — but optional? In this mind-expanding episode of Everything Is Personal, Len May sits down with Liz Parrish, CEO and founder of BioViva Sciences, a pioneering biotech company exploring the frontier of gene therapy, cellular rejuvenation, and the possibility of biological immortality. Chapters: 00:00 – Intro: Music, Curiosity & Early Life 02:30 – Discovering Biology & Stem Cells 05:40 – ADHD, Purpose & The Future Mind 10:00 – Childhood, Independence & Early Passions 13:00 – Son’s Diagnosis & The Turning Point 17:00 – Understanding Gene Therapy (AAV Explained) 25:00 – Founding BioViva & Becoming Patient Zero 33:00 – Telomeres, Aging, and Longevity Genes 41:00 – The Hallmarks of Aging Explained 50:00 – The Future of Stem Cells & Genetic Reprogramming 53:00 – The FDA Problem & Medical Tourism 59:00 – Big Pharma vs True Healing 1:04:00 – Longevity vs Healthspan 1:06:00 – Mental Health, Anxiety & Modern Stress 1:10:00 – Parenting, Resilience & Future Generations 1:11:00 – Music & Creativity Talk 1:19:00 – Pink Floyd, Willie Nelson & Timeless Sound 1:21:00 – Final Thoughts & How to Reach Liz

In this week’s episode of Everything Is Personal, I sit down with James Keppel, founder and CEO of Sarana Health, to explore a bold vision for healthcare that shifts focus from “sick-care” to true wellness. After being told he might need an organ transplant, James rejected the limbo of standard care and created his own path. His personal turnaround became the blueprint for Sarana’s integrated, prevention-first model. We dive deep into how the U.S. health-system got so misaligned, what needs to change, and how one person’s roadmap can spark a movement. In this conversation you’ll hear: How James’ design-and-musician roots led him into healthcare disruption. Why 90-minute intake sessions, 360+ biomarker panels and wellness roadmaps are at the core of Sarana’s program. Sarana Health His “5 things to improve U.S. healthcare” (spoiler: attitude + provider empowerment + measurable outcomes) What “integrated whole-body care” really looks like in practice. How you, as a listener, can flip the script on your health—from reaction to proactive. Whether you’re curious about big-picture healthcare reform or want to take ownership of your own wellness journey, this episode runs at the intersection of system-change and personal power. Tune in and get ready to reimagine what healthcare can be.

Everything Is Personal With Len — Guest: Lisa Franz (Nutrition Coaching & Life) Topic: Weight loss vs fat loss, protein targets, resistance training, whole-food nutrition, stress & sleep management, and a realistic daily routine that actually sticks. Key Takeaway: Weight vs fat loss, muscle matters Protein targets & beginner resistance training Whole foods vs processed, satiety & calories Steps/NEAT + 3–5 strength sessions/week Stress eating, dopamine & mindful breaks Daily routine: meals, timing, workout split Sleep rules, late-night alcohol, recovery

In this episode of Everything Is Personal, Len sits down with Dr. Bill Andrews, molecular biologist and one of the world’s leading experts on telomere biology—the protective caps at the ends of our chromosomes that hold the key to how we age. Dr. Andrews shares his lifelong mission to cure aging, inspired by his father’s challenge when he was just ten. He explains why aging is not inevitable, how telomere shortening drives cellular decline, and how activating the enzyme telomerase could one day reverse aging altogether.

In this episode of Everything Is Personal, Len sits down with Trish Mock, founder of Good Psyche, a beauty and wellness brand rooted in ancient plant medicine and modern self-care. Trish opens up about the emotional toll of her parents’ divorce, her own struggles with a bipolar diagnosis, and the long path toward inner peace. She shares how plant medicine, functional mushrooms, and microdosing helped her reconnect with herself, inspiring both healing and entrepreneurship. This isn’t just a story about mental health—it’s about transformation, resilience, and the courage to rewrite your story when life falls apart.

In this gripping episode of Everything is Personal, host Len May dives deep with legendary Hollywood writer, producer, and master storyteller Alan Katz. Best known for shaping the cult classic Tales from the Crypt, Alan opens up about the wild ride of building an iconic franchise, then losing it all. But this isn’t just a story about fame. It’s about hitting rock bottom, battling depression, and finding a second act through vulnerability, reinvention, and podcasting. From the glitz of Hollywood to the darkness of personal struggle and the healing power of storytelling, Alan’s journey is raw, hilarious, and profoundly human. Whether you’re a fan of horror, Hollywood, or healing—this episode is a masterclass in resilience, reinvention, and the art of never giving up.

In this powerhouse episode of Everything Is Personal, Len May sits down with Debbie Allen — The World’s #1 Authority on Expert Positioning, to uncover how she built a thriving 7-figure speaking business from the ground up. Debbie’s journey is one of grit, reinvention, and unstoppable drive. From stepping into her family business at just 19, to navigating failures that could have broken her spirit, she turned setbacks into stepping stones. Along the way, she mastered the art of expert positioning, becoming an international speaker, best-selling author, and trusted mentor to thousands of entrepreneurs around the globe. You’ll learn: How Debbie reinvented herself and her businesses after early struggles. The secrets of expert positioning — and why it’s the ultimate differentiator. The mindset shifts that turned her into a 7-figure speaker and business mentor. How to turn rejection and risk into resilience and results. 🔥 Whether you’re a coach, entrepreneur, or creative leader, this conversation will inspire you to stop playing small and step into your authority with confidence.

In this episode of Everything Is Personal, Len sits down with leadership coach and former scientist Stuart Webb to explore how the principles of science can transform business and personal growth. Stuart’s journey began in the lab, studying DNA and epigenetics, but his natural curiosity and drive for experimentation led him into the world of entrepreneurship and leadership. Together, they unpack how the scientific mindset, asking the right questions, testing hypotheses, and learning from failure, applies just as powerfully in the boardroom as it does at the bench. Stuart shares the lessons he’s carried from research to running and selling companies, and how curiosity and resilience shaped his path. Whether you’re a leader, entrepreneur, or simply someone seeking growth, this conversation will inspire you to approach challenges like a scientist and discover new ways to unlock your potential.

In this episode of Everything Is Personal, we explore provocative ideas with Steve Pasin, author of Taming the Fetal Tyrant. From megalomania in the womb to how culture and epigenetics shape our choices, this conversation challenges our view of human nature. Steve argues that every human is born with the instinct to “win, control, dominate, and be right,” and culture simply channels these impulses. Is the difference between Mother Teresa and Hitler really just a matter of circumstance and choice? How do stress, trauma, and genetics turn those drives into compassion—or destruction?

In this episode of Everything Is Personal, we dive deep into the provocative ideas of Steve Pasin, author of Taming the Fetal Tyrant. From megalomania in the womb to the role of culture in shaping our behavior, this conversation challenges how we view human nature. Steve shares why he believes every human is born with the instinct to “win, control, dominate, and be right,” and how society, culture, and even epigenetics influence how we channel those impulses. Is the difference between Mother Teresa and Hitler rooted in the same human drive, expressed differently? Can stress, trauma, and genetic predispositions shape our path toward compassion or destruction?

In this episode of Everything Is Personal, Len explores the world of cannabis, culture, and media with a powerful conversation on truth and storytelling. From immigrant family struggles to breaking stigma, from hip hop and cooking to navigating bias in journalism, this story highlights the resilience and authenticity needed to make an impact. You’ll hear how a love for cannabis turned into a career in journalism, why unbiased reporting is harder than ever, and how AI, algorithms, and media platforms are reshaping the way we consume information.

In this episode of Everything Is Personal, Len sits down with Kevin Pattah and Mike Khemmoro, the visionaries behind Mango Cannabis. What started as teenage curiosity about cannabis turned into a lifelong passion — and eventually, one of the fastest-growing cannabis retail brands in Oklahoma, Michigan, New Mexico, and beyond. Kevin and Mike share their journey from immigrant family roots and early work in supermarkets, to battling stigma, navigating legalization, and finally building a respected cannabis brand known for quality, consistency, and culture.

Discover the psychology of sexual fantasies with Artemisia de Vine in this powerful episode of Everything is Personal. We explore why we have sexual fantasies, how they reveal more about our desires, and the deeper psychology of desire. Artemisia, a former dominatrix and expert in erotic psychology, explains the Diviner Method and why fantasies are not random or shameful — they are maps to intimacy, self-awareness, and human connection. From conscious kink to the spirituality of smut, we uncover how fantasies influence relationships, confidence, and pleasure. If you’ve ever asked: “What do my fantasies mean?” or wanted to understand the psychology of sex and intimacy, this conversation will open your mind.

In this eye-opening conversation, men’s health coach Matt Cook reveals why most guys get the wrong advice on ED, testosterone, and sexual wellness — and how to truly reignite passion at any age. From porn’s hidden impact to keeping intimacy alive without losing connection, Matt shares science-backed strategies, personal stories, and practical tips every man (and woman) should hear. Whether you’re struggling with performance, want to boost your relationship, or just curious about the myths holding men back, this episode will change how you see male health forever.

What does it take for a traditional doctor to become a trailblazer in medical cannabis? In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Everything is Personal, Dr. Joseph Rosado shares his extraordinary journey—from growing up in the Bronx to wearing multiple white coats: chiropractor, medical doctor, and finally, one of the country’s boldest voices for cannabis as medicine. He opens up about pivotal moments that changed the course of his life and career: a devastating car accident that almost ended everything, a young patient’s tragic story that sparked his transformation, and the uphill battle of bringing legitimacy to a once-taboo plant. With raw honesty and undeniable wisdom, Dr. Rosado challenges the stigma, dismantles old narratives, and reveals how cannabis became not just a tool, but a mission to heal, educate, and advocate. Whether you’re curious, cautious, or already converted, this conversation will shift your perspective on healing, purpose, and the plant that turned doubters into believers.

Guest: Elijah Nisenboim, founder of Effiji Breath In this powerful episode of Everything Is Personal, Len May sits down with Elijah Nisenboim, breathwork pioneer, teacher, and founder of Effiji Breath—to explore how trauma isn’t just a wound to heal but a code to unlock. Elijah shares his transformational journey from learning breathwork in Toronto in 1991, to co-founding The Grove Center in San Francisco, to developing his own modality—Effiji Breath—after a spiritual awakening in Glastonbury. We trace his roots through Tai Chi, Qigong, and the sacred internal arts of China, blending ancient practice with modern healing. Discover: The evolution of breathwork from therapy to transformation How Effiji Breath peels back the masks we wear to reveal authentic truth The surprising way technology has helped expand healing access post-Covid Why Elijah believes breath is the first and last key to emotional freedom This isn’t just about breathing—it’s about becoming. Tune in and decode the trauma within.

What does it mean to truly heal? In this powerful episode, Socrates Rosenfeld—West Point grad, former Army helicopter pilot, and CEO of Jane Technologies—opens up about trauma, transformation, and how cannabis became a catalyst for self-discovery. He shares how military life shaped his emotional resilience, the founding story of Jane, and why embracing vulnerability is the new strength in leadership. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, veteran, or simply curious about conscious healing—this one will move you.

What do sports drinks, bodybuilding, toxic friendships, and cultural identity have in common? In this powerful and unfiltered episode of Everything Is Personal, Host Len May sits down with Mark Lobliner, entrepreneur, coach, and former athlete, on how sports saved his life and why he's made it his mission to give back through coaching the next generation.