Beyond The Known
Beyond The Known
Podcast Description
Beyond The Known is a podcast hosted by Jitesh Vaswani that explores the art of living, learning, and growing in today’s world. Through honest reflections and deep conversations with extraordinary thinkers, creators, and seekers, the show dives into the stories, struggles, and wisdom that often go unheard. Whether it’s decoding personal growth, spirituality, science, or success, this podcast is an invitation to go deeper — beyond the obvious, beyond the noise, Beyond The Known.
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The podcast covers a range of topics focused on personal development, mental health, spirituality, and the experiences of notable individuals. Episodes include themes such as athlete mental health illustrated by Keith Thurman's journey beyond boxing, success and vulnerability shared by Ritu Favre, and overcoming self-doubt addressed in Jitesh's solo segments. Other episodes explore the intersections of combat sports, women's empowerment, and the philosophy of breathwork.

Beyond The Known is a podcast hosted by Jitesh Vaswani that explores the art of living, learning, and growing in today’s world. Through honest reflections and deep conversations with extraordinary thinkers, creators, and seekers, the show dives into the stories, struggles, and wisdom that often go unheard. Whether it’s decoding personal growth, spirituality, science, or success, this podcast is an invitation to go deeper — beyond the obvious, beyond the noise, Beyond The Known.
Brett Hurt started coding at 7, built bulletin board systems at 10, and went on to found six companies including Coremetrics, Bazaarvoice, and data.world. But at 50, something shifted — and the serial entrepreneur turned his attention from systems to the soul. In this episode, Jitesh Vaswani talks with Brett Hurt about his USA Today bestselling book Love Conquers Fear, the terrifying math behind nuclear weapons, and why the most important code humanity will ever rewrite is its own. Equal parts entrepreneurship, philosophy, and spiritual reckoning — this one will stay with you.

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