The New F Word Podcast Powered by Baryons

What if the new F word isn’t what you think it is? The New F Word Podcast explores what it really means to live well and flourish in work, relationships, and the moments that test us most. Through raw conversations, humor, and insight, we dig into the art of designing what’s next and the mindsets that make life worth living. Presented by Baryons a voice-first AI experience to increase human agency. Brief Calls, Big Clarity - start for free at baryons.com

The New F Word Podcast Powered by Baryons is a education podcast hosted by Baryons, with 9 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Baryons hosts The New F Word Podcast Powered by Baryons, a education show with 9 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  JD Dillon: Rethinking The Frontline - The 2.7 Billion People Who Keep Everything Running | EP09

  Jul 10, 20261h 48mS1

  <p>The frontline — grocery clerks, delivery drivers, servers, theme park operators — is 80% of the global workforce. That's roughly 2.7 billion people who keep everything running and almost never get seen. And until this year, there had never been a book written for the people who support them.</p><p>JD Dillon wrote it. In this episode, Baryons CPO, Brooks Canavesi and Baryons CEO, Mike Hruska talk with JD — author of The Frontline Enablement Playbook, founder of LearnGeek and Every Shift Counts, and a Disney, AMC, Kaplan, and Axonify alum who started out managing movie theaters and theme parks.</p><p>We get in...

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  Episode #8

  Relationships Over Roles: 25 Years, Six Careers, One Through-line with Nate Smith | EP008

  May 11, 20261h 23mS1

  <p>Nate Smith has been a bricklayer, a youth-camp cabin builder, a World Vision hunger-awareness speaker, a business development hunter who landed the Mob Museum branding from a radio story, and a junior diplomat who helped end the Cold War (he has receipts). Now he runs strategy at Gray Matter, a manufacturing innovation firm — and he thinks the career isn't the point.<br/><br/>In this conversation, Brooks sits down with a 25-year friend and colleague to trace the invisible line that runs through a life that looks, on paper, like six different careers. What emerges is something quieter and mo...

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  Episode #7

  Flourishing in Motion with Pavel Bosovik, CEO at 27North | EP007

  May 7, 202637 minS1

  <p>He sold glue bookmarks for fruit roll-ups in the fifth grade. Today he builds expedition vehicles that help people disappear off-grid—and come back more alive than ever.</p><p> </p><p>Pavel Bosovik, founder and CEO of 27 North, joins Brooks Canavesi to explore what happens when movement becomes medicine. From growing up on food stamps to building a company that helps people find freedom on the road, Pavel’s story is about way more than vehicles—it’s about what happens when you stop running on autopilot and start running toward surprise.</p><p> </p><p>In this episode:<...

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  Episode #6

  Healing High Performers with Dr. Cali Estes | EP006

  Apr 3, 20261h 14mS1

  <p>Dr. Cali Estes got sober at 23 on a yoga mat—not in a meeting, not in a treatment center. A friend dared her to survive a hot yoga class, and an instructor in recovery taught her to breathe through trauma before anyone was calling it "breath work."</p><p>What followed was 27 years of building a radically different model for recovery. She founded The Addictions Academy (75,000+ students across 40 countries), created "Sober on Demand," and trained nearly everyone on A&E’s Intervention. She works with celebrities, executives, and fighters—personality-matching each client with the right practitioner because the relationship matter...

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  Episode #5

  From Surviving to Thriving with Yush Sztalkoper | EP005

  Feb 27, 20261h 39mS1

  <p>What happens when the journey to help your child flourish reveals that you've been surviving—not thriving—your whole life?<br/><br/>Yush Sztalkoper spent 20 years masking in high-pressure corporate environments before her son's twice-exceptional diagnosis held up a mirror she couldn't ignore. That recognition became the foundation for everything she's building now.<br/><br/>Today, Yush is the founder of NeuroSpark+, a strategic advisory helping leaders understand what she calls "human capacity under acceleration"—the invisible strain that shows up in neurodivergent people first, but eventually breaks everyone.<br/><br/>In this conversation, we explore:<br/><br/>- The "m...

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