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Are We Entering A New Reset?

Returning to the Thrive Hour is an expert panel featuring Phil Catalano, former NASA/JPL scientist; Loretta Ivory, college professor and researcher; and Jay Weidner, filmmaker, author, and founding member and former Director of Content at Gaia TV. Together, we explore the collision of competing agendas unfolding around the world—from AI and rapidly advancing technology to the push for a global reset—and how these forces could reshape humanity and our future.

But what if this isn’t humanity’s first reset? We examine the possibility of previous advanced civilizations and catastrophic resets, from Lemuria and Atlantis to the more recent mysteries surrounding Tartaria. Are we witnessing the beginning of another major reset, and if so, what does it mean for humanity? This is a deep exploration of our past, our future, and the forces potentially shaping both, with three uniquely knowledgeable guests bringing very different perspectives to the conversation. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on The Thrive Hour.

What It Takes To Survive Hell

Former Navy SEAL Don Mann returns to the Thrive Hour to discuss what he’s learned about human potential after a lifetime of pushing limits. Having served on SEAL Teams One, Two, and Six, Don experienced some of the military’s most demanding environments before going on to lead the USN Sea Cadet SEAL Corps, Navy SEAL Adventure Challenge, Navy SEAL Training Academy, and the Icelandic Navy SEAL Adventure Challenge.

His career has been dedicated not only to performing under extreme conditions, but to helping others discover what they’re capable of when they move beyond fear and self-imposed limitations.

Don also shares a story from his time in the Navy SEALs when he and his teammates endured conditions that seemed impossible to survive. He reflects on how those experiences shaped his outlook on fear, resilience, perseverance, and purpose.  Here’s more from Sarah Westhall on The Thrive Hour.

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