The Tiberius Show

Kirsty Nancarrow’s journey has been shaped by curiosity, storytelling, and a passion for sharing the stories of others. From becoming a young journalist inspired by writing and storytelling to reporting major events for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, covering historic moments, writing an award-winning book, and helping people confidently share their own stories, Kirsty has learned what it truly takes to communicate with impact.On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Kirsty talks with Tiberius about journalism, storytelling, media training, photography, interviewing, leadership, overcoming challenges, and why listening is one of the most important skills a reporter can develop.She shares how she started her career as a community newspaper reporter and photographer, what it was like covering major events like the Olympic torch arrival at Uluru and Queen Elizabeth II’s visit, how journalists verify information, and why the best interviews happen when reporters truly listen instead of simply following a l

Dr. Joel Hunter’s journey has been shaped by faith, leadership, and a lifelong commitment to helping others. From becoming a pastor and community leader to serving as a spiritual advisor to President Obama, leading large church organizations, writing books, and creating movements focused on respect and understanding, Dr. Hunter has dedicated his life to making communities stronger.On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Dr. Joel Hunter talks with Tiberius about leadership, faith, community service, helping others, respectful disagreement, and why treating people with dignity is essential in today’s world.He shares how his involvement in the civil rights movement helped guide him toward ministry, what he learned from leading thousands of people, why listening is one of the most important skills a leader can develop, and how small acts of kindness can create meaningful change.Dr. Hunter also explains his work with the Central Florida Pledge, a movement created to help people disagree without being disrespectful.

Elee Joven’s journey has taken her across cultures, countries, careers, and generations. Born in Guam and raised with Filipino heritage, Elee grew up navigating different languages, traditions, and communities. After becoming a mother at 18, traveling to more than 30 countries, and building a career around cultural intelligence and AI strategy, she has learned how understanding differences can become a powerful strength.On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Elee talks with Tiberius about cultural intelligence, identity, travel, parenting, resilience, artificial intelligence, and the importance of maintaining human connection in an increasingly digital world.She explains what cultural intelligence really means, why it goes far beyond food and language, and how understanding the “why” behind people's behavior can reduce misunderstandings and conflict. Elee also shares her experiences growing up between Guam and the Philippines, becoming a young mother, embracing her cultural identity, and learning to be proud o

Dean Horsfield’s journey into entrepreneurship started when he was just four years old, selling drawings to his neighbors. From lemonade stands and window washing to building digital businesses and founding Lemonade Lab, Dean has spent his life turning ideas into real businesses and learning from both success and failure.On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Dean talks with Tiberius about entrepreneurship, creativity, business building, failure, AI, leadership, financial responsibility, and why kids should have the opportunity to experience business for themselves.He also shares how leaving a comfortable corporate job led him to start a window-washing company, why solving real-world problems is at the heart of entrepreneurship, how AI is changing what young entrepreneurs can accomplish, and why sometimes the best way to know if an idea is good is simply to try it.Plus, Dean explains how Lemonade Lab gives kids and teens a safe place to create and operate real businesses, shares some of the creative businesses

Suzanne Rath’s journey is anything but ordinary. From working as a physiotherapist and treating athletes to surviving a life-changing bicycle accident, building an award-winning healthcare company, becoming an ultra runner, and coaching leaders on sustainable high performance, Suzanne has learned what it really takes to keep going without burning out.On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Suzanne talks with Tiberius about physiotherapy, sports injuries, recovery, sleep, burnout, leadership, accountability, integrity, and why success is often built through small, consistent improvements rather than one giant change.She also shares how her own recovery changed the way she approaches healthcare, why athletes cannot push at maximum intensity all the time, the importance of rest and boundaries, and how endurance sports can teach us valuable lessons about leadership and life.Plus, Suzanne joins Tiberius for Math Corners to solve an ultra-running problem and shares her thoughts on what integrity really means.In this

On this episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with comedian, entrepreneur, business leader, martial artist, photographer, and creative thinker Ivon Dee!Ivon shares his journey into comedy, how he discovered his ability to make people laugh, and how his unique style of comedy uses creativity, props, and unexpected perspectives to stand out. He also talks about his experiences in business, operations management, entrepreneurship, and the lessons he has learned along the way.They discuss Ivon's new comedy venture, Shock and Awe Comedy, the importance of discipline and creativity, why businesses need to think about the bigger picture, and how teenagers can start finding ways to serve others and build something of their own.Ivon also shares a powerful piece of advice he would give his younger self: “Nest in the gale.” He explains why the winds and obstacles of life are always going to come—and why we have to learn to face them instead of letting them hold us back.Plus, Ivon joins Tiberius for Math Corne

In this episode, Tiberius sits down with Benjamin Schmidt, the creative mind behind Schmedia, to explore the world of video production, storytelling, drones, editing, and content creation. Benjamin shares how a colorful TV production poster in his middle school cafeteria sparked a passion that eventually turned into a career creating high-quality content for businesses, podcasts, educational projects, commercials, and more.From making pirate and sci-fi videos as a kid to studying at the Nicholson School of Communication at UCF, Benjamin takes us through his journey of building a career behind the camera. He shares what makes a video truly engaging, why storytelling matters more than flashy graphics, and how beginners can start creating professional content—even with just a smartphone.In this episode, you'll discover:• How Benjamin's passion for video production began in seventh grade • What Schmedia does and the types of content Benjamin creates • Why storytelling is the foundation of every great video • The

In this inspiring episode, Tiberius sits down with Rob Aylesworth, former Walt Disney Company leader and founder of New Art of Living, to discuss how anyone—especially young people—can build a life filled with more time, financial freedom, purpose, and happiness.After spending 17 years in leadership roles at Disney, Rob made the bold decision to pursue a new mission: helping people rethink how they approach money, success, habits, relationships, and personal growth. Through New Art of Living, he teaches practical strategies for creating a life that isn't controlled by stress, but driven by purpose and intentional choices.In this episode, you'll discover:• What the New Art of Living philosophy is all about• Why time, money, and happiness must work together• Lessons Rob learned during his 17-year career at Disney• The importance of positive thinking and personal accountability• How habits shape your future more than talent alone• Why financial literacy and compound interest matter at a young age• The power of s

In this episode, Tiberius sits down with Michael Kelley, co-owner of MAD Cleaning Services, to explore how a family-owned cleaning business is helping busy families and professionals reclaim their most valuable asset—time. Michael shares how a company built on hard work, family values, and innovation has grown into a systems-driven business that delivers consistent, high-quality service while embracing AI and automation.Michael's journey began at just eight years old, cleaning alongside his mother. Those early experiences taught him the importance of discipline, work ethic, and attention to detail—lessons that eventually inspired him to launch his own company with his wife after leaving successful careers in logistics. Today, MAD Cleaning Services combines technology, proven systems, and customer-focused processes to help homeowners and businesses reduce stress and spend more time doing what matters most.In this episode, you'll discover:• How Michael built MAD Cleaning Services from the ground up• The family

Today, Tiberius sits down with former prosecutor, criminal defense attorney, U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Florida Army National Guard veteran, and Circuit Judge candidate Steve Kerestes to explore the fascinating world of law, justice, leadership, and public service.Have you ever wondered what happens after someone is arrested? Who decides what charges are filed? Or what it really takes to become a judge? Steve shares his journey through the legal system, explaining the important roles prosecutors, defense attorneys, and judges play in ensuring fairness and justice for everyone.In this episode, you'll discover:• What prosecutors, defense attorneys, and judges actually do• The difference between county courts, circuit courts, and higher courts• Why justice is about seeking the truth—not simply winning cases• How judges prepare for court and make difficult decisions• The importance of discipline, integrity, and leadership in the legal profession• How military service helped shape Steve's approach to serving other

Today, Tiberius sits down with Zach, better known as Liberty Troll, to explore the world of First Amendment auditing, constitutional rights, public accountability, and why understanding your freedoms matters.Have you ever wondered what your constitutional rights really are? Can you record in public? Why do some people choose to test how government officials respond to citizens exercising their rights? In this episode, Liberty Troll shares how he became a First Amendment auditor, what motivates his work, and why he believes education is the key to protecting our freedoms.In this episode, you'll discover:• What a First Amendment auditor is and what they do• The five freedoms protected by the First Amendment• Why the Constitution still matters today• How recording in public promotes transparency and accountability• The importance of understanding your rights and responsibilities• What happened during Liberty Troll's first audit• Lessons learned from interactions with law enforcement and the public• Why respectfu

Today, Tiberius sits down with attorney, mediator, community leader, and judicial candidate Asima Azam to explore the fascinating world of law, fairness, conflict resolution, and what it takes to become a judge.Have you ever wondered what happens when neighbors disagree? Who helps communities solve problems? Or what judges actually do all day? In this episode, Asima shares her experiences from more than 23 years practicing law and explains how attorneys, mediators, and judges help people work through difficult situations and find fair solutions.In this episode, you'll discover:• What an HOA attorney actually does• How mediators help people settle disagreements without going to court• What county judges do and why fairness matters in the courtroom• Why communication and listening are important life skills• The role of critical thinking, debate, and public speaking in legal careers• How students can prepare for careers in law and public service• Why community service and giving back are important parts of leade

Today, Tiberius sits down with career strategist, resume expert, and confidence coach Emily Kapit to explore the world of careers, job interviews, resumes, and discovering what makes you stand out.Have you ever wondered what makes a great resume? How people prepare for important interviews? Or how to figure out what career might be right for you someday? Emily shares her experience helping professionals and students build confidence, communicate their strengths, and prepare for exciting opportunities.In this episode, you'll discover:• What a career strategist actually does• How resumes help tell your story• Why confidence matters during interviews• The importance of leadership and integrity• Tips for students preparing for future careers• How volunteering and life experiences can help build valuable skills• Why discovering your strengths is one of the most important parts of career growthPlus, Tiberius and Emily tackle another Math Corners challenge and discuss the importance of integrity in this week's Heart

In this uplifting episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with the one and only Sally Pymer to discover how something as simple as a smile can make a huge difference in the world. From overcoming personal challenges to inspiring audiences around the globe, Sally shares how positivity, authenticity, and connection can transform lives. Sally opens up about growing up with a brother with disabilities, living with chronic lung disease, relearning how to speak, and using those experiences to help others find hope and resilience. She explains the science behind smiling, how smiles can reduce stress, and why being your authentic self is one of the greatest gifts you can give the world. The conversation explores belonging, confidence, mental health, kindness, and the incredible impact that small actions can have on others. Whether you're looking for inspiration, encouragement, or simply a reason to smile, this episode delivers all of that and more. Topics Covered:The power of smilingHow smiles affect the bra

In this exciting episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with gaming fundraiser, nonprofit consultant, and streaming expert Marc Almanzor to explore how video games can be used to make a real difference in the world. From charity livestreams to nonprofit partnerships, Marc explains how gamers and content creators are helping raise thousands of dollars for important causes while building positive online communities.Marc shares his journey from lifelong gamer to founder of Make Gaming About Fundraising, a company that helps charities connect with gamers, streamers, and online communities. He discusses how gaming can bring people together, why authenticity matters when fundraising, and how even small creators can make a huge impact when they support causes they truly care about.The conversation also covers charity streaming, community building, leadership in online spaces, and the surprising ways math, strategy, and generosity come together in gaming. Whether you're a gamer, aspiring content creator, or

In this inspiring episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with humanitarian, charity founder, and author Peter Nicholls to talk about changing lives one person at a time through kindness, education, and compassion.Peter shares the incredible story behind starting Change The One — a charity dedicated to helping children and families in communities across Papua New Guinea, Vietnam, and the Philippines. From building classrooms and sanitation systems to providing bicycles, dairy cows, and clean water filtration systems, Peter explains how small acts of kindness can create life-changing opportunities.The episode also dives into Peter’s children’s book series featuring CC the Caring Cow and Biz the Bee, designed to teach kids and adults alike about empathy, teamwork, and seeing the world through the eyes of children.Throughout the conversation, Peter discusses why adults often lose the kindness children naturally have, the importance of education in breaking cycles of poverty, and how anyone — even kids —

In this powerful episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with Australian humanitarian and founder of Share the Dignity, Rochelle Courtenay, to discuss an issue millions of people face but many are too embarrassed to talk about — period poverty.Rochelle shares the incredible story behind creating Share the Dignity after learning that women experiencing homelessness were forced to use socks, newspaper, bread, and even mattress foam because they couldn’t afford basic hygiene products. What started as a small local donation drive has now grown into a nationwide movement helping women and girls all across Australia.The conversation explores leadership, empathy, advocacy, education, and why dignity matters for everyone. Rochelle also explains how her organization helped remove the tampon tax in Australia, created free dignity vending machines, and distributed millions of period products to schools, shelters, and charities.Plus, hear emotional stories from the “It’s in the Bag” campaign, lessons about leade

Tiberius and Ivon DeeIn this exciting episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with Donny Housley, owner of Action Aluminum Products, to talk about the world of screen enclosures, aluminum construction, outdoor living spaces, and building custom projects across Florida.From giant pool enclosures and panoramic lakefront screens to pergolas, gutters, and backyard transformations, Donny explains what it takes to build structures that help families enjoy the outdoors while staying protected from Florida’s bugs and heat. He also shares how he started working in the industry at just 18 years old and worked his way up over more than 30 years in the business.Throughout the episode, Donny discusses hard work, leadership, learning through experience, and how technology — including AI — is starting to change the construction industry. Plus, hear crazy job-site stories, lessons about honesty and customer service, and even how a water moccasin almost ruined a fishing break on the job!Discussion Points●    What Doe

In this eye-opening episode of The Tiberius Show, Tiberius sits down with David Epstein, President of The Land Conservancy of New Jersey, to explore what it really means to protect land, preserve forests, save wildlife habitats, and create a better future for the next generation.David shares how he helped preserve more than 30,000 acres of land, worked with over 9,000 volunteers, and helped protect everything from forests and farms to hiking trails and community gardens. Along the way, he explains why conservation matters, how renewable energy works, and why getting outside is more important than ever in a world full of screens.From preserving parts of the Appalachian Trail to helping urban kids experience forests for the first time, this episode is packed with inspiration, environmental education, and real-world lessons about leadership, integrity, and protecting the planet.Discussion Points●    What Is Land Conservation? How preserving land protects forests, farms, trails, and wildlife habitats.●    Protect

In this inspiring episode of The Tiberius Show, we meet Bella Olson, a young creator who proves that creativity has no age limit. From launching her YouTube channel Avocado Awesomeness at just 7 years old to writing her own novel Trapped, Bella shares how she turns imagination into reality—through videos, storytelling, and pure creativity.This episode dives into what it really takes to create content, write a book, stay confident, and embrace being yourself—even when it feels “weird.” Whether you’re dreaming of becoming a YouTuber, author, or performer, Bella’s journey shows that you can start now and grow as you go.Discussion Points●    Starting Young on YouTube: How Bella began her channel Avocado Awesomeness and turned ideas into videos.●    Behind the Scenes of Content Creation: Planning, filming, editing, and the real work most people don’t see.●    Writing a Book at a Young Age: Bella’s journey creating her novel Trapped and how long it really took.●    Creativity — Born or Built?: Why creativity can be