Becoming Yourself with Brecken Bogle: Recent Episodes
Becoming Yourself with Brecken Bogle
Welcome to the Becoming Yourself Podcast. This podcast is focused on personal development, healing, mindset, and becoming who you truly want to be. We learn through other's experiences and use the knowledge they have gained to better our own lives. Hope you enjoy the podcast.
In this episode I interview Mason and Addy Cameron. Mason and Addy are both super outdoorsy and both do extreme action sports, mostly mountain biking and skiing. They’ve worked hard to develop their skills in their sports, breaking through their comfort zones, and defying other’s expectations. We talk about their journeys in developing their skills, how to slowly push your limits, defying stereotypes, going after what you want, the importance of community and peers, and so much more.
In this episode I talk with Isaiah Evans. He has always been a good and interesting person to be around, whom I’ve had deeper conversations and discussions about life with. He’s had a pretty difficult life but has come to learn how to beneficially learn from his experiences. We talk about his life growing up, the traumas he’s had to learn how to heal from, his battles with mental health, experiences with friendships, creativity and artistic thinking, music, and his battles with homosexuality and his religious beliefs.
In this episode I talk with my uncle Chris Bogle. Chris has had a life pretty different from most people. He’s had a pretty interesting self discovery journey that included different practices such as psychedelics, native ceremonies, and a few others. He’s learned through his failures and life experiences and is coming to learn the beauty of life. We talk about his journey, breaking the boxes our society sets on us and the ones we set on ourselves, growing and trying things that come to us, and just living life.
In this episode I talk with Marquez Perez. He is a construction company commander and also does work in the Arizona Army National Guard. He’s had lots of experiences that have shaped the way he thinks about the world and how we should approach opportunities. He reached out to me and asked if he could be on the podcast, which I thought was super cool, so I decided to have him on. We talk about his future ideas, his life, lessons, patterns, and so much more.
In this episode I talk with Jacob Strong. We are also joined by my dad, Tom Bogle. Jacob has studied different techniques and practices on learning symbology, archetypes, and other ways to explore the deeper meaning of things. He has learned the importance of self reflection and the many tools we have, and overlook, that can help us to transform into something better than we are now. We talk about freemasonry, archetypes, symbology, the unconscious mind, and so much more.
In this episode I talk with my dad, Tom Bogle. He has done a lot of work in the education system and has been fascinated with the idea of learning. We talk about how our institutions aren't actually accomplishing what we want them to, how our idea of problem solving is corrupt, how the acknowledgment of not knowing is better than knowledge itself, how learning is our purpose if we know how to properly accomplish it, how his parenting has changed because of these ideas, and so much more.
In this episode I talk with April Jaeger. She has taught herself holistic healing and has studied the practices for many years now. She has learned different techniques and ways to naturally heal our mind and body. We talk about following your passion, emotional rebounding, the different practices she has studied, and how to implement them into our own lives.
In this episode I talk with my mom, Natalie Bogle. She has been a great example to me of self development, growth, patience, forgiveness, selflessness, and so much more. We talk about her planner business, her work as a health coach, as a mother, and as an individual. Her pursuit of growth has sparked my path of self improvement.
In this episode I talk with Dr. Matthew Ormond. Dr. Ormond is a chiropractor that has learned a lot about how the human body and mind work and function. His practice is very beneficial to so many and has positively impacted people's lives, including my own. We talk about natural medicine, stress relief, mindset, Wim Hof, spiritual, mental, and physical health, value, exercise, and how to truly be healthy.
In this episode I talk with Chet Mooney. Chet is the brother of my good friend so I've known him for quite a while. After high school he had some trouble with deciding what he wanted to do because all of the plans he had made had fallen through. An opportunity to work and live in Alaska was given to him, and he took the offer. He used the opportunity to get out of his hometown and experience what the world had to offer. We talk about his experiences in Alaska, learning to be appreciative for what we have, putting ourselves in uncomfortable situations, not judging others based off their appearance, and so much more.
In this episode I talk with Boston Cameron. Boston is my older cousin and has been a great inspiration of mine for a while now. He loves to run and has been doing it for a long time. Not too long ago, he decided that he wanted to compete in a half marathon. He pushed himself and trained hard in order to complete the marathon in under his goal time. We talk about his running journey, his perspective on running, the benefit it has, pushing ourselves, becoming the best versions of ourselves, the importance of being our true self, and so much more.
In this episode I talk with Morgan Aldous. Morgan is a good friend of my fathers and has known him for around eight years. I recently have gotten to know Morgan more and have had some great conversations with him. He has created a workshop to help people explore themselves and find answers in their lives. We talk about his story, the drama triangle, the cognitive triangle, cognitive distortions, sentence stems, how our past affects us, rediscovering ourselves, and so much more.
In this episode I talk with my good friend Nolan Ford. Nolan is a swimmer and a 17 year old college student. He's been swimming for around four years and has put in a lot of work towards his sport. We talk about mindset, positivity, doing hard things, motivation, dealing with stress, the lessons swim has taught him, and living in the moment.