Dr. Josh Axe, DC, DNM, CNS, is a certified doctor of natural medicine and clinical nutritionist who helps people heal and prevent illness by using food, lifestyle, and mindset medicine. He chats with Dr. Anthony Gustin about how the right mindset creates a more meaningful life.

Dr. Axe suffered a very traumatic injury that left him unable to walk. He spent the last year and a half recovering by using natural remedies and focusing on mindset, which he shares more about during the episode.

This experience solidified his beliefs about what’s important in life besides nutrition and physical health — faith, spirituality, and being a good human.

Tune in to hear them discuss:

• Why “mindset medicine” is the biggest aspect of better health we’re not talking about

• The benefits of finding your purpose and identity

• How Dr. Axe defied his doctor’s expectations with a healing mindset

• What religion and spirituality mean to them

• Lessons we can learn about being a good human from the Bible to The Lord of the Rings

• Our universal purpose to heal the Earth and its people

• Using your unique talents to heed your calling and help others

• Virtue ethics and what makes someone a good person

• The difference between an Accomplishing mindset vs. a Becoming mindset

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Visit HVMN.com/AG to get 30% off your first subscription order of Ketone-IQTM

• Visit LineageProvisions.com and use code AG20 for 20% off your first order

• Dr. Josh Axe’s website: DrAxe.com

• Dr. Axe’s new book: Think This, Not That

• Dr. Axe’s Instagram: @DrJoshAxe

• Dr. Axe on Facebook

Jake Marquez and Maren Morgan are filmmakers, writers, and podcasters. They chat with Dr. Anthony Gustin about their crazy journey making their documentary and podcast: Death In the Garden.

For the last four years, Jake and Maren have been trying to untangle the complex, tangled web of how we address climate change, fix the food system, and, hopefully, save the world.

Their project discusses these and other problems in our society through the lenses of ecology, philosophy, myth, storytelling, and, ultimately, our fear of death.

Jake and Maren have experienced their fair share of anxiety, despair, and existential dread on their quest for ecological and cultural regeneration.

But as you’ll hear in the episode, they’ve learned how to find meaning and purpose. They also helped Jake’s mom start a grass-fed tallow balm company called The Beekeeper’s Granddaughter!

Tune into the episode as these three chat about:

• What inspired Jake and Maren to start the Death In The Garden project

• Why prioritizing “left-brain consciousness” is harming our society/planet

• What it looks like to live ethically in an unethical world

• The four reasons people go vegan (and why Jake stopped)

• The potential collapse and finding good in the next “Dark Ages”

• Finding meaning and purpose in life

• The value of conscious, intentional consumption

• The most important things we can do to change the food system

• How being conscious about our mortality empowers us to embrace the natural cycles of life, death, and regeneration (and not make the same mistakes)

• Their hopes for this generation and what’s next for them

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Visit HVMN.com/AG to get 30% off your first subscription order of Ketone-IQTM

• Visit LineageProvisions.com and use code AG20 for 20% off your first order

• Jake and Maren’s substack: DeathInTheGarden.substack.com

• @DeathInTheGarden on Instagram

• @Death_TheGarden on Twitter

• Jake’s Mom’s grass-fed tallow balm company: The Beekeeper’s Granddaughter

• Small is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered by E.F. Schumacher

• A Guide for the Perplexed by E.F. Schumacher

• The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World by Iain McGilchrist

• Dark Ages America: The Final Phase of Empire by Morris Berman

• Civilized to Death: The Price of Progress by Christopher Ryan

Dr. Paul Saladino, double board-certified MD, author, and host of the Paul Saladino MD podcast, chats with Dr. Anthony Gustin about the journey and launch of their new brand: Lineage Provisions.

Sparked by their desire to make foods they want to eat and feed their loved ones, they set out to create an animal-based food company with the highest standards for nutrient-density, taste, and transparency.

But as you’ll hear in this behind-the-scenes peek, the journey wasn’t easy. After two years and 50+ formulas, Dr. Saladino and Dr. Gustin are now proud to offer the best meat snack the world has ever seen.

Tune into this episode to hear:

• How the “Quest for Convenience” ruined our food supply and eating habits

• What some meat producers hide behind grass-fed labels

• Why the “naturally occurring” nitrates and nitrites in celery powder may not be any better for us

• The incredible health benefits of vitamin K2 and where to get it in your diet

• What inspired Dr. Saladino and Dr. Gustin’s collaboration

• How they vet farmers, suppliers, etc., to bring their products to market

• The proprietary air drying process they engineered to preserve nutrients

• Why their small batch, 100% regeneratively raised, grass-fed and finished beef & organ meat sticks are unmatched by competitors

• Their ideas for the next product launches (based on your feedback!)

• Q&A session, including why you won’t find Lineage Provisions in grocery stores yet, what the beef and organ sticks taste like, whether kids like them, and more!

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Dr. Paul Saladino and Dr. Anthony Gustin’s company: Lineage Provisions

• Dr. Saladino’s podcast