Radical Health Radio

Nick Komodina built a $500k/month business with zero ads, and he almost didn't live long enough to see it.

Nick is a conscious leadership and business mentor, author of Surrender, and one of the most direct voices I've come across on what breaks people once they get what they thought they wanted. The story starts in an Eight Mile trailer park and lands in a backyard with a gun to his head. Between those two points is a version of success most of the online coaching world refuses to talk about.

Comfort is expensive. Faith is not certainty. Self-sabotage is a goal in disguise. Nick unpacks all three with the kind of specificity that makes you uncomfortable in the best way. We also have a real conversation about content, being the guide instead of the hero, and why a massive spike in followers didn't move his engagement numbers at all.

If you've been sitting on a calling and dressing it up as a strategy, this episode names the game you're actually playing.

You’ll learn:

[00:00] Introduction

[3:09] Growing up in a trailer park, and the moment stealing $100 became an identity

[7:37] Some people see through the matrix while others stay NPCs forever

[12:14] Childhood trauma buries the gift God placed inside you

[17:35] The biggest content mistake: positioning yourself as the guide, not the hero

[24:31] How desperate people con themselves using scammy coaches as a tool

[30:18] The night a voice stopped him from pulling the trigger

[35:46] The four pillars of success and why training your weakest muscle matters most

[47:44] Coming off TRT and healing gut infections forced him to pull back from business

[58:46] Adlerian psychology and why you actually don't want to break past 10K months

[1:06:49] Letting the right people opt out is the real content strategy

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Nick Komodina | ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠

Surrender by Nick Komodina | ⁠⁠Book⁠⁠

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Cru Mahoney hasn't missed a run in over 2,900 days, and he says discipline has nothing to do with it.

Cru spends the rest of his time coaching people back into a relationship with themselves, and today he joins me, your host Ste Lane, for a second time to talk about what changes when the pursuit stops being fueled by fear and starts being fueled by trust.

A year ago, he was just entering a new relationship. Now he's a year in, deeper into jujitsu, and rethinking what "consistency" even means once the fear runs out.

Our entire conversation turns on one paradox: the people capable of everything feel most incapable, and the people doing nothing feel like the man. From there, it opens into relationships, loneliness, sprinting as the real fountain of youth, and why he'd rather be positively delusional than accurately pessimistic.

If you've ever suspected you're chasing the wrong thing, this episode is for you.

You’ll learn:

[0:00] Introduction

[3:58] Solving every problem just creates a new one to chase

[9:02] Becoming a scientist of your own emotions in a relationship

[16:47] The loneliness of trying to be like nobody else

[25:36] School felt like emotional jail, jujitsu became the antidote

[34:17] A 67-year-old client's magic sponge story that revealed the whole system

[42:42] Life isn't on a budget, so stop apologising for wanting more

[55:22] Free will maxing: the delusion of becoming someone new overnight

[58:46] Positively delusional vs positively pessimistic, and why God wants you to win

[1:07:12] Orthorexia, sourdough, and flexibility on a higher frequency

[1:23:11] Explosive athletes might be the real fountain of youth

Resources mentioned:

Apex Athlete Official | Website

Find more from Cru:

Cru Mahoney | Instagram | YouTube

The Cru Mahoney Podcast | YouTube

Find more from Ste:

Ste Lane | Instagram

Radical Health Radio | Instagram | YouTube

Heart and Soil Supplements | Website | Instagram | X | YouTube

Jason Grubb is a 6x CrossFit Games Masters champion, coach, and founder of a training program built to help serious athletes over 40 train, recover, and compete. In this episode, Jason breaks down why aging doesn't have to mean decline, how he's gotten stronger at 50 than he was at 30, and why the right approach to training, recovery, and nutrition can make your best years the ones still ahead of you.

00:40 Entering peak training for CrossFit Games
02:40 Training alone for years in an RV
05:50 Young training partners push him daily
06:50 Fixing his biggest weakness: heavy lifts
10:00 71-year-old's ring muscle up story
11:20 The "reptilian brain" behind competition PRs
12:20 Epic 305lb clean and jerk battle
18:40 It's NEVER Too Late
25:30 How he discovered CrossFit at 38
32:00 Marriage, sacrifice, and staying aligned
36:40 Why winning feels like relief, not joy
42:40 Identity, fear of failure, and legacy
48:30 Using AI to scout his competitors
50:40 Challenge is the Fountain of Youth
55:40 Visualizing life one month after Games

Melissa Kupsch is a homeopath and founder of RMDY Academy. In this episode, Melissa breaks down what homeopathy actually is and how these simple remedies can transform your and your family’s health. She shares why generations of inherited trauma, suppressed emotions, and over-medicated symptoms may be the root cause of everything holding you back from truly thriving.

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0:00 What Even Is Homeopathy?
1:40 Tiny Sugar Pills That Actually Work?
5:40 Sister's 6-Year Mystery Illness Cured
7:50 Destroying The Placebo Argument
12:20 One Dose Triggered A Full Emotional Purge
20:30 Fixing Hormones, PCOS & Endometriosis
25:30 When Did You Last Feel Truly Well?
26:30 You Inherited Your Trauma
33:30 The Suppressed History of Homeopathy 
43:00 Can Homeopathy Save Humanity?
50:00 She Took A Remedy, Met Her Husband 2 Days Later
59:50 Nail Biting, OCD & Inherited Compulsions
01:08:00 The Vision: Homeopathic Hospitals Everywhere
01:14:30 RMDY Academy & How To Join

Kitty Blomfield and Craig McDonald are the founders of NuStrength, a pro-metabolic fitness and nutrition coaching program specializing in helping women over 40 lose fat, build muscle, and thrive. In this episode, Kitty and Craig break down why chronic restriction and endless cardio are destroying your metabolism, reveal their top three foods for fat loss, the single best lift for body composition, the ideal rep range for maximum muscle growth, exactly how to know how much to eat, and when GLP-1s are actually worth considering.

00:00 Intro
00:35 From Starving to Thriving
06:00 Building a Coaching Program From Scratch
10:00 Eat More to Actually Lose Weight?
14:10 How to Know Exactly How Much to Eat
19:00 Why Every Woman Needs More Muscle
23:20 Stop Overcomplicating Your Health
28:50 The Ideal Rep Range for Women
33:30 Mechanical Tension: The Only Growth Driver
38:30 Yes, You Can Absolutely Lift Heavy
44:40 Perimenopause & the Stress Connection
48:50 The Truth About HRT and GLP-1s
59:00 Why Accountability Changes Everything
01:07:30 Walk the Walk: Fun & Balance
01:10:00 Why You Shouldn't Fear Carbs
01:16:07 The Best Lift for Body Composition
01:19:00 Kitty and Craig's Socials
01:19:45 Outro