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Josh Feldman's journey to directing "Animal" began with profound personal loss. After his brother passed away following lifelong health struggles, Feldman found himself questioning the impact of his work. Having spent years creating reality shows like Shark Tank and Survivor, he yearned to produce content that could genuinely heal and elevate humanity. The spark for "Animal" came through his partnership with executive producer Vinny Langem, who had experienced transformative health improvements through the carnivore diet. Curious but skeptical, Feldman embarked on his own four-month carnivore experiment. The results stunned him – chronic eczema disappeared, and he experienced a mental clarity previously unknown. "It was like space," he explains, "space that I'd never felt before." This documentary doesn't merely advocate for meat consumption – it invites viewers to reconnect with a forgotten aspect of human existence. Through stunning visuals and powerful testimonials, "Animal" explores how modern food systems have distanced us from understanding the circle of life and our place within it. The film features perspectives from numerous experts including Dr. Anthony Chafee, Dr. Sean Baker, and others who've witnessed remarkable health transformations through ancestral eating patterns. What makes "Animal" truly compelling is its exploration of mindfulness versus mindless consumption. As Jake Thomas shares his own journey from military rations to carnivore eating, we witness how dietary changes can catalyze profound psychological healing. "The carnivore diet broke me," he reflects, "I needed to be broken." Through simple, nutrient-dense foods, both men discovered a pathway to experiencing emotions more fully – both the joy and pain that make us human. Experience the film that reached #1 on Apple charts within 24 hours of release. "Animal" is currently streaming on Apple TV and Prime Video in the United States, with international distribution expanding soon. Join the conversation about reclaiming our primal connection to food, health, and consciousness.

In a country where chronic illness, fear, and misinformation dominate our health landscape, many Americans find themselves feeling sick, scared, and stupid about how to improve their well-being. Hosted by Jake Thomas, a former Marine turned professional natural bodybuilder and renowned fitness & mindset coach hailing from Texas, “SICK SCARED and STUPID” challenges the broken system that profits off confusion and helplessness, empowering listeners to take charge of their health. Each episode unpacks the truth behind the nation’s declining health, cutting through the noise of mainstream narratives and misguided advice. With expert insights, actionable strategies, and inspiring stories of transformation, “SICK SCARED and STUPID” helps you reclaim your health, your vitality, and your future. It’s time to stop being a victim of the system and start being the hero of your own health journey.

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In this engaging conversation, Kaysha Mangum, the founder of Kuhdoo, shares her journey from a corporate job to becoming the largest homemade soap maker in Texas. She discusses her unique path to partnering with HEB, the significance of authenticity in business, and the challenges she faced along the way. Kaysha also delves into her personal transformation and the philosophy behind her brand, emphasizing the importance of clean ingredients and living a holistic life. The conversation concludes with insights into Kuhdoo's latest product developments, including the new Texas Tallow line. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the journey of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of intuition, personal growth, and the impact of sobriety on parenting and business success. They discuss navigating uncertainty, the ripple effect of self-improvement, and the challenges of overcoming excuses. The conversation culminates in advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and a look at the future aspirations for Kuhdoo, highlighting the importance of hard work and a clean lifestyle.

In a country where chronic illness, fear, and misinformation dominate our health landscape, many Americans find themselves feeling sick, scared, and stupid about how to improve their well-being. Hosted by Jake Thomas, a former Marine turned professional natural bodybuilder and renowned fitness & mindset coach hailing from Texas, “SICK SCARED and STUPID” challenges the broken system that profits off confusion and helplessness, empowering listeners to take charge of their health. Each episode unpacks the truth behind the nation’s declining health, cutting through the noise of mainstream narratives and misguided advice. With expert insights, actionable strategies, and inspiring stories of transformation, “SICK SCARED and STUPID” helps you reclaim your health, your vitality, and your future. It’s time to stop being a victim of the system and start being the hero of your own health journey.

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In this conversation, Olivia Khwaja and Jake Thomas explore the evolving landscape of health awareness, dietary choices, and the impact of personal experiences on their journeys. They discuss the global perspectives on health trends, the importance of community, and the challenges faced when navigating relationships in light of new dietary beliefs. Olivia shares her personal story of transformation driven by her family's health issues, emphasizing the power of knowledge in preventing diseases. The conversation also touches on the mixed reactions from family and friends regarding dietary choices and the current political climate affecting nutritional narratives. In this conversation, Jake Thomas and Olivia Khwaja explore the complexities of nutrition, health advice, and the impact of dietary choices on personal well-being. They discuss the importance of authenticity in health advice, the influence of modern food supply on health, and the challenges of changing deeply held beliefs about nutrition. Olivia shares her personal journey with dietary changes, including her experiences with veganism, keto, and carnivore diets, highlighting the profound effects these changes had on her mental and physical health. The conversation emphasizes the need for open-mindedness and the courage to try new approaches to nutrition, especially within family dynamics.

In a country where chronic illness, fear, and misinformation dominate our health landscape, many Americans find themselves feeling sick, scared, and stupid about how to improve their well-being. Hosted by Jake Thomas, a former Marine turned professional natural bodybuilder and renowned fitness & mindset coach hailing from Texas, “SICK SCARED and STUPID” challenges the broken system that profits off confusion and helplessness, empowering listeners to take charge of their health. Each episode unpacks the truth behind the nation’s declining health, cutting through the noise of mainstream narratives and misguided advice. With expert insights, actionable strategies, and inspiring stories of transformation, “SICK SCARED and STUPID” helps you reclaim your health, your vitality, and your future. It’s time to stop being a victim of the system and start being the hero of your own health journey.