SwickMedia (2026)

23/07/2026

On this episode of Into The Unknown Podcast Why do so many successful people still feel financially stuck, even when they’re making more money than ever before?

In this episode, Nick Savoy shares his journey from overcoming serious childhood health challenges to building a career centered around helping high earners and business owners rethink their relationship with money. After years working in sales and entrepreneurship, Nick realized that financial stress isn’t always about income, it’s often about mindset, lifestyle creep, fear, and a lack of clarity around how money actually works. Through honest and practical conversations, Nick breaks down why so many people feel trapped financially despite outward success and how intentional financial decisions can create more peace, confidence, and freedom.

We also dive into entrepreneurship, faith, risk-taking, and the emotional side of money that people rarely talk about openly.

We discuss the pressure of keeping up appearances, why business ownership can be both terrifying and deeply fulfilling, and how understanding your financial habits can completely change the trajectory of your life. Along the way, Nick shares insights on high-income earners, financial architecture, investing intentionally, and why learning to “do it afraid” is often the key to growth. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, business owner, or simply someone trying to build a healthier relationship with money, this conversation offers valuable perspective on wealth, purpose, and long-term fulfillment.

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16/07/2026

On this episode of Into The Unknown Podcast What happens when the way we learn and work was never designed for how our brains actually function? In this episode, Kate Edwards shares her journey through a career path that defied convention from hairdresser and graphic designer to teacher, business professional, and ADHD coach.

After years of feeling disconnected from traditional workplace structures and educational systems, receiving an ADHD diagnosis helped Kate finally understand why certain environments felt impossible while others allowed her to thrive. Through honest conversations about neurodiversity, creativity, and self-awareness, Kate offers a powerful perspective on why so many people struggle inside systems that were never built with different learning and working styles in mind.

Jeremy and Kate also dive into the realities of modern education, workplace expectations, and how creativity can transform learning experiences for both children and adults. They discuss everything from using Taylor Swift songs to teach multiplication tables to why movement, flexibility, and understanding individual learning styles are critical for long-term success.

Along the way, they explore entrepreneurship, career pivots, burnout, coaching, and the importance of building a life and career that actually fits who you are instead of forcing yourself into spaces that don’t. Whether you’re an educator, parent, entrepreneur, or someone navigating ADHD yourself, this conversation offers valuable insights into how we can rethink learning, productivity, and personal growth in a more human-centered way.

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09/07/2026

On this episode of Into The Unknown Podcast What would you do if you uncovered a piece of history hidden inside your own family? In this episode, Tamara Buzyna Adams shares the remarkable story behind her book Last Ship to Freedom and the journey that began when she and her mother translated her grandmother’s 100-year-old diaries during COVID.

What started as a family project quickly evolved into a deep exploration of genealogy, refugee history, and identity as Tamara uncovered the story of her grandmother fleeing post-Imperial Russia during the Crimean evacuation of 1920. From overcrowded refugee ships in the Black Sea to rebuilding life across Europe and eventually America, this conversation brings forgotten history back to life through the eyes of an 11-year-old girl documenting one of the most uncertain periods in modern history.

We also dive into the emotional connection between family history and self-discovery, the importance of preserving stories before they’re lost, and why genealogy is about far more than names and dates on a family tree. They discuss immigration, archival research, translating historical Russian records, and the unexpected ways history shapes who we become today. Whether you’re passionate about history, fascinated by genealogy, or simply curious about the untold stories hidden within families, this episode is a powerful reminder that the past is often much closer than we realize — and that every family has a story waiting to be uncovered.

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25/06/2026

On this episode of Into The Unknown Podcast What happens when traditional recovery methods aren’t enough? In this episode, Stacey Roberts shares her journey from multi-sport athlete and physical therapist to the founder of New You Health and Wellness where she helps people rethink pain relief, recovery, and long-term healing. Through a combination of functional medicine, holistic care, and innovative treatments like SoftWave therapy, Stacey has built a practice focused on helping people stay active, healthy, and empowered without immediately turning to surgery or medication. From overcoming her own injuries to helping patients reclaim their quality of life, this conversation explores the deeper connection between movement, healing, and overall wellness.

Jeremy and Stacey also dive into entrepreneurship, podcasting, and the realities of building a purpose-driven business in today’s world. Stacey opens up about taking risks, opening her own clinic, and why curiosity continues to fuel her passion for helping others. Along the way, they discuss athletic recovery, complementary medicine, podcast growth, and the importance of creating genuine human connection through both healthcare and storytelling. Whether you're an athlete, entrepreneur, or simply someone looking for a new perspective on healing and growth, this episode offers insights that may completely change how you think about recovery and wellness.

Sidenote, shoutout SoftWave!! It did wonders for my hammy!

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18/06/2026

On this episode of Into The Unknown Podcast What happens when the life you built no longer feels aligned but you have no idea what comes next? I sit down with Elena Nicole for an honest conversation about confidence, reinvention, entrepreneurship, and the terrifying reality of walking away from comfort without a guaranteed plan.

After years of struggling with self-doubt and feeling disconnected from who she truly was, Elena shares the pivotal moment she realized she could no longer stay in a career and environment that no longer aligned with the life she wanted to build.

From leaving a stable job on instinct to rebuilding her path through coaching, content creation, and entrepreneurship, Elena opens up about the mindset shifts that changed everything. Together, they explore the pressure of trying to fit into expectations, the power of embracing your authentic self, and why growth often begins the moment you stop waiting to feel “ready.” This episode is a reminder that uncertainty isn’t always something to fear sometimes it’s the beginning of becoming who you were meant to be.

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20/05/2026

Sorry ya'll. I've been running around lately. Last week's episode was a great throwback of that time I talked about one of my favorite doggos... Sergeant Stubby!

On this episode of Into The Unknown Podcast Sergeant Stubby wasn’t supposed to become a war hero. He started as a stray dog wandering the streets of New Haven, Connecticut, until one unexpected encounter with American soldiers changed history forever. We dive into the unbelievable true story of the dog who went from camp mascot to one of the most decorated war dogs of World War I. But what made Stubby so extraordinary, and why does his legacy still resonate more than a century later?

From warning soldiers about deadly gas attacks to capturing a German spy on the Western Front, Sergeant Stubby became far more than a companion to the troops fighting overseas. His courage, loyalty, and instinct saved lives during some of the most dangerous moments of the war, earning him national recognition and a place in American history. This episode explores how one small stray dog became a symbol of bravery, resilience, and the unbreakable bond between soldiers and the companions who stood beside them in the darkest moments of war. You may never look at heroism the same way again.

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11/05/2026

On this episode of Into The Unknown I sit down with Fred Garlington for a conversation about leadership, grief, mental health, entrepreneurship, and what it really means to build a life aligned with who you are. From navigating career pivots and helping founders scale strategically to opening up about the sudden loss of his father, Fred shares the experiences that reshaped both his personal life and professional philosophy. Together, we unpack the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, learning to ask for help, and understanding that true leadership often starts with vulnerability.

Fred also dives into the growing world of fractional leadership, the hidden cost of burnout, and why so many high performers struggle to separate their identity from their work. This episode is a powerful reminder that success is not just about building businesses, it’s about building a meaningful life outside of them too. Whether you're an entrepreneur, leader, creative, or someone navigating uncertainty, this conversation will leave you rethinking growth, resilience, and the courage it takes to step into the unknown.

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19/03/2026

On this episode of Into The Unknown Podcast What happens when a leap of faith takes you far beyond the life you originally imagined? I sit down with Analucia Beltran to explore a journey shaped by risk, resilience, and a promise that changed everything. Born and raised in Lima, Peru, Analucia shares how a defining moment in her life pushed her to leave home in pursuit of something greater leading her to spend a decade traveling the world while working aboard cruise ships. From long hours at sea to navigating cultures across the globe, those early experiences became the foundation for the entrepreneur she would later become.

Analucia opens up about the defining decisions that shaped her path, including the leap into entrepreneurship and the creation of her jewelry brand. Along the way, she reflects on the lessons learned from working 70-hour weeks, embracing uncertainty, and trusting the inner voice that tells you to keep going even when the road gets difficult. This conversation is a powerful reminder that sometimes the biggest transformations begin with a single courageous step and the willingness to follow a vision long before you know where it will lead. Also, we both love cats! Her cat, Picasso even inspired one of her next big projects!

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12/03/2026

On this episode of "Into the Unknown" Why does success feel just out of reach even when you know exactly what to do? What if the obstacle standing between you and your next level isn’t your boss, your circumstances, or bad luck… but something happening internally?

In this episode of Into the Unknown, Kam Knight unpacks the concept of internal resistance the hidden force in the mind that quietly blocks progress, fuels procrastination, and keeps people cycling through unfinished goals. From self-sabotage to overplanning, from unmet core needs to authority triggers, this conversation challenges the way we think about motivation and discipline. If you’ve ever wondered why you keep starting but struggle to finish, this episode may help you see your patterns and your potential in a completely new light.

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11/03/2026

On this episode of Into The Unknown Podcast What happens when writing becomes more than expression when it becomes survival? In this episode, Meg Stafford shares how a breast cancer diagnosis led her to begin documenting her experience through an email list she never intended to turn into a book. What started as a way to avoid repeating difficult updates became something far deeper: a lifeline, a creative awakening, and eventually, a published work born from resilience, humor, and honesty.

But her story doesn’t end there. From trekking to Annapurna Base Camp while her teenage daughter studied meditation in Nepal, to visiting her older daughter in rural Colombia as she worked in a peace community, Meg reflects on the quiet strength required to let your children step into the unknown. Through illness, travel, motherhood, and uncertainty, this conversation explores the healing power of writing and what it means to trust the journey, even when the path feels far from certain. You’ll walk away seeing storytelling not just as art, but as a way to process fear, reclaim agency, and accompany yourself through life’s hardest chapters.

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