Host David Karli interviews Raz Patel, who shares her remarkable journey from being paralyzed after a car accident at 16 to reclaiming mobility through visualization, physical therapy, and cutting-edge science.

Raz explains how mindset, focused goals, and repetition worked alongside medical care to drive her recovery.

The episode blends personal narrative with practical advice on overcoming self-doubt, using visualization techniques, and integrating mind-body approaches with modern therapies. Roz also discusses her current work as a speaker, author, and wellness advocate.

In this episode David Karli talks with Dr. Cybil Bonhomme, founder of Miami Vibes Magazine, about her transition from epidemiology and cervical cancer research to creating a lifestyle brand that highlights Miami’s wellness scene, cultural diversity, and local creatives. She explains how launching the magazine helped her recover from divorce, build community through monthly events and free wellness programming, and expand into Miami Vibes TV.

The conversation covers Miami’s evolving neighborhoods, the rise of biohacking and longevity events, transportation challenges that keep communities compartmentalized, and how Miami Vibes supports underdog businesses and amplifies Haitian and other local cultures.

Host of 'Make Me Good' David Karli is joined in this brand-new episode with DC Banks to trace his journey from foster care and early loss to finding purpose through sports, performance, and social media.

They discuss the role of Aunt Tracy, the healing power of goals, competing on American Ninja Warrior, and embracing vulnerability as a creator.

This episode highlights resilience, authenticity, and DC’s plans for speaking, a book, and new creative chapters — a concise, inspiring look at turning hardship into momentum.

#AmericanNinja Warrior #DCBanks #FosterSystem

Host of 'Make Me Good' David Karli talks with Shwan French — high-performance coach, author of Unstoppable, and host of The Determined Society — about the meaning of determination, how authenticity and vulnerability built his rapidly growing podcast, and how failure fuels success.

They discuss Sean's transition from corporate sales to podcasting, the role of discipline, small daily habits that compound into confidence, and why the journey matters more than the payoff.

Sean shares personal stories of health scares, family priorities, and lessons learned while building a platform that now ranks among the top shows in the U.S.

#TheDeterminedSociety #ShawnFrench

The Founder of The MD Effect, Matt Dillon joins host David Karli on Make Me Good to share his journey from Sydney to Miami and the strategies behind his public persona, branding, and PR work. The episode covers how he builds influence, the role of ego and confidence, and practical tips for networking and working a room.

They also discuss energy management, personal growth, and his deep connection with animals through his work with a rescued chimp, touching on the emotional lessons that shaped his approach to life and relationships.

Listeners get straight, actionable advice on being authentic, using fashion as a statement, and finding the willpower to move past low moments toward long-term success.

#Limbani #NYFW #FrontRow #Insiderinformation #celebrityworld

Host David Karli is joined by wife Zoe to share their journey working together as spouses while building a biotech company, a medical practice, and a supplement brand.

Zoe opens up about her medical challenges, recovery, and the mindset shifts that helped her push forward in business and life.

The episode explores communication, trust, role division, and the creation of Zeta Body’s Z83 nootropic — practical lessons for couples and entrepreneurs juggling work and marriage.

#Couples #Worklifebalance #marriage #fiftyfifty

In this episode of 'Make Me Good,' host David Karli delves into the complexities of a new stem cell law enacted in Florida, examining its impacts on clinicians and patients. Joined by legal expert Andrew S. Ittleman, the discussion explores the legal nuances and potential implications of this pioneering legislation, which challenges federal norms by allowing the use of certain stem cell products deemed unapproved elsewhere in the United States.

The episode further unpacks the foundational aspects of this groundbreaking law, compares the perspectives of state and federal authorities on cell therapy, and considers both the promises and the risks involved. The conversation also touches upon the historical context of similar state-versus-federal legal battles, notably in the realm of medical cannabis, drawing parallels and potential lessons.

Within this rich dialogue, considerations are given to the medical and ethical implications, patient safety concerns, and the changing landscape of regenerative medicine. 'Make Me Good' invites listeners to consider the broader narrative of innovation in medicine, regulatory dynamics, and the evolving legal frameworks shaping modern healthcare.

#newepisode #stemcell #legal #lawyer

Join host David Karli on this episode of Make Me Good as he explores the concept of 'Metabolic Freedom' with bestselling author, Ben Azadi. Delve into the personal journey of Ben, who transformed his life from battling obesity and mental health issues to becoming a health advocate and community leader.

Discover the critical role of mindset in achieving metabolic health and the significance of metabolic flexibility. Ben shares insights from his book, shedding light on the interplay between hormones, inflammation, and energy in achieving optimal health. With discussions on the benefits of ketosis, the risks of a high-carb lifestyle, and the transformative power of self-image, this episode provides a comprehensive look into achieving a healthier, more balanced life.

#Keto #weightloss #BenAzadi