The Hidden Entrepreneur Show with Josh Cary

Embark on an inspirational journey with the extraordinary 15-year-old artistic sensation Anastasia Bradley, whose illustrations redefine children's educational literature. Our latest episode celebrates this young illustrator's pivotal role in the Nurse Florence book series. With an unwavering passion for art ignited early in her life, Anastasia masterfully transforms complex health topics into captivating visuals for young audiences. Our conversation delves into her artistic process, the freedom she enjoys while creating, and her work's impact on her dreams of merging art with a future in medicine or science. Listen as Anastasia reveals the intricacies of bringing challenging subjects to life through her engaging illustrations and how her contributions revolutionize how children understand their health.I'm immensely thankful for the opportunity to share Anastasia's story with you, our Hidden Nation listeners. Her journey is a powerful reminder that age is no barrier to making a meaningful difference. Through engaging dialogue, we underscore the significance of channeling one's passion into any endeavor—highlighting how it can lead to unexpected and fulfilling paths. Anastasia's experience serves as a beacon of perseverance and innovation, proving that the drive of youth, coupled with creativity, can educate and inspire. I hope her story leaves you as uplifted and motivated as it has left me. I eagerly await the next opportunity to bring you stories that change perspectives and celebrate the potential within us all.

Tech visionary and devout theist Amakiri Welekwe joins host Josh Cary on a journey through the corridors of time where faith and technology converge. In our thought-stimulating episode, Amakiri, author of "Homo Novus: A Brief His-story of Tomorrow," shares a prophetic narrative on the future of humanity. His unique spelling of "history" as "His-story" sets the stage for a conversation that intertwines the divine orchestration of human events with the rapid evolution of technology, and he challenges us to consider our place within this grand tale.We navigate through the potential perils and promises of a world on the cusp of a technological renaissance, where human extinction isn't just a topic of science fiction but a genuine concern echoed by scholars and theologians alike. Amakiri's insights, shaped by his dual expertise in IT and religion, offer a compelling response to our species' inevitable transformation. Tune in for a discussion that will leave you pondering the role of humanity in an era of unprecedented change and the possible emergence of Homo Novus—mankind anew.

Listen in as we sit down with Terry Owens, host of the High Impact Podcast, for a riveting conversation about his journey into the murky waters of bank fraud in Missouri. Terry brings to light his personal saga that began with a stolen credit card and evolved into unearthing a massive scheme involving non-chartered banks. His dogged pursuit of justice reveals shocking connections to the relocation of the St. Louis Rams to Los Angeles as he battles against fake bank names on loan applications, void contracts, and a legal system that appears to be compromised. The discussion is a wake-up call about systemic corruption and the resilience required to challenge it.Join us for this episode as we uncover startling allegations against Stan Cronkey and his financial dealings before taking ownership of the Rams. We discuss claims of extortion, RICO violations, and the difficulty in finding legal representation to take on such entrenched corruption. Terry's revelations underscore the importance of vigilance in personal financial transactions, and we provide insights on how to safeguard against fraud. If you've ever wondered about the integrity of the financial institutions that influence our lives, this episode is an eye-opener that you won't want to miss.

Struggling with focus and time management can be a lonely journey, but imagine discovering these battles stem from ADHD as an adult. Jay Finocchiaro, a seasoned acting educator, graced our studio to recount his transition from a child performer to a university student grappling with these challenges. His enlightening story is a powerful reminder that understanding ADHD is as much about individual discovery as medical diagnoses. Jay's refusal to let medication dictate his path led to unique coping mechanisms, fostering his success in the arts and offering hope for others navigating similar struggles.A chance meeting can sometimes pivot the direction of our lives, and for Jay, crossing paths with Heath Ledger did just that. He shares a captivating tale of this encounter, which catapulted him from theatre to the thrilling world of film production. The generosity and lessons from Ledger on that fateful music video shoot echo throughout our conversation, underscoring the profound impact that unexpected moments and mentors can have on our career trajectories. Jay's journey into directing and production management is a testament to how one role, one person, can alter the course of our professional lives.The finale of our chat with Jay delves into the broader spectrum of ADHD diagnosis and treatment. Where pills once dominated the landscape, we're now seeing a shift towards understanding ADHD through a holistic lens, embracing lifestyle and personal balance. Our discussion urges acceptance and support for those with ADHD in society, highlighting the need to embrace diverse communication strategies and educational approaches that celebrate individual strengths. Jay's insights into teaching acting with a structure that harnesses creativity round out a conversation brimming with inspiration for anyone looking to thrive amidst the whirlwind of ADHD.

In our latest episode, join us as we welcome illustrator Kelsey Tone, who has beautifully illustrated four books in the Nurse Florence series by Michael Dow. Kelsey shares her personal and emotional journey of having a daughter with end-stage renal failure, which inspired her to transition from being a middle school science teacher to an artist. Listen in as she emphasizes the importance of mental health and the crucial role of a strong support network during challenging times. The Nurse Florence series, with Kelsey's personal touch, does an amazing job of educating children about serious medical conditions in a digestible and less frightening manner.Kelsey also talks about her work on the Dunbar Five concept, a theory that proposes we have five best friends, and its application to children's friendships and adventures. As we explore her work on the Nurse Florence series, Kelsey discusses the range of medical topics these award-winning books cover, from how fingernails grow to what a heart attack is. She underlines the necessity of having resources to demystify these conditions for children. The episode also highlights the website NurseFlorence.org, a valuable tool for parents and educators seeking to access these books and learn more about the series.

Ever had visions of living and working in a tropical paradise with low taxes and tantalizing cuisine? Our guest this episode, Nick Burns, a US Navy veteran turned semiconductor industry professional, did just that. He swapped his life operating nuclear reactors in Pearl Harbor for the sunny shores of Singapore, a move he never regretted. Nick paints a vivid picture of life, captivating us with stories of Singapore's cleanliness, safety, and the laws that govern daily life. His passion for Singapore's unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures and his upcoming marriage to a Singaporean native show us he's here to stay.Moving to a new country is one thing, but working in an entirely different industry is an adventure on a whole new level. This episode offers invaluable insights into what it's like working in the bustling Singaporean semiconductor industry. Our expert guest, currently navigating this dynamic field, shares the challenges and rewards of the territory. He's done everything from managing social relationships in a multicultural environment to learning the ropes of complex systems. Nick's journey is a testament to adaptability and perseverance and provides a wealth of information for anyone contemplating a career move to this industry. Don't miss out on this fascinating discussion that might spark your dreams of a Singaporean adventure.

Today, we had the opportunity to interview Sumedh Datar, an extraordinary computer vision expert with an impressive portfolio of over 15 patents. His cutting-edge technologies have not only boosted the American economy but have also been lifesavers in the retail and healthcare sectors around the world.We delved into the nitty-gritty of his innovative creations, unraveling the reasons behind their success. Additionally, Mr. Datar shared some insights into the broader field of Computer Vision, explaining why it's so important and reasons for why his solutions are a success.

Prepare to be amazed as we sit down with Tim Flatt, the game-changing CEO of Real Time Voice Analyzer. Tim shares a breakthrough that could revolutionize healthcare and disease detection - an app that might just be able to sniff out COVID-19 and other viral infections using only a voice sample. Imagine a world where you could pre-screen for viral infections with your phone! This innovation, resting on an incredible accuracy rate and unwavering HIPAA compliance, has the potential to change the game in healthcare as we know it. But Tim is no stranger to shaking things up. In this episode, he shares his entrepreneurial journey and the innovative spirit that led him to success in niche industries and saw his company, Real Time Pain Relief, flourish into a multi-million dollar business. Learn from his experiences and nuggets of wisdom as we talk about the trials, triumphs, and the grit it took to bring the Real Time Voice Analyzer app to market. Finally, we delve into the serious topic of what to do if you receive a positive COVID-19 test result and future applications of this astounding technology. Could it be used at public events or by large organizations? We also give you a sneak peek into the user-friendly features of the Hidden Nation app. Buckle up for a conversation filled with innovation, entrepreneurship, and crucial health insights that could change the way we approach viral infections.

Growing up safe and sound, it's hard to fathom what it's like to be snatched away from your life. But that's the harrowing story Nastajah Brown brings us today as she takes us into the heart of her nightmare and back, recounting her ordeal of being kidnapped as an adult. Nastajah talks us through the perilous journey, shedding light on the coping mechanisms she employed, and the reckless behaviors and toxic relationships that she believes led to her horrifying experience. Her story, though steeped in trauma, is a beacon of resilience, offering insights that could help listeners navigate their own journeys to healing.From her past, Nastajah unveils the abusive and violent environment she was born into, overlaying her traumatic adulthood over a childhood plagued with domestic violence and verbal abuse. She's not shy about her struggle with guilt, shame, and fear, but also highlights the significant role her daughter and her faith played in keeping her grounded. In a world that often shames us for our mistakes, Nastajah emphasizes the importance of self-grace and kindness. She takes us through her journey of self-love and compassion, offering a powerful, raw conversation that encourages personal growth and healing. With a sneak peek into Nastajah's forthcoming book, Anointed, this episode is a riveting exploration of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Join us as we traverse the emotional journey of Rachelle Smith, a medically retired Air Force Public Affairs Officer, who bravely opens up about her personal experience with military sexual trauma (MST). Being a military brat, Rachelle always found solace in the uniform, considering it a symbol of safety and home. However, a deeply traumatic incident threatened this belief, turning a symbol of security into one of danger for her. Listen to her harrowing account of the incident, her struggle with PTSD and domestic violence, and her path to recovery.Rachelle isn’t stopping at sharing her story; she is taking a step further by launching a podcast, Silence Voices Stories of MST, on Veterans Day. The podcast aims to unveil the harsh reality of MST by providing a platform for sharing diverse testimonies from different genders, ranks, and backgrounds. Through her work, Rachelle wants to create awareness about the pervasive issue of MST within the military and the changes initiated to support those affected. She ends our moving conversation by reminding everyone of the importance of self-care and seeking help when needed. This episode is not just a conversation; it’s a call to action, a beacon of hope for those impacted by MST. Join us for this stirring dialogue with Rachelle, a true embodiment of courage and resilience.