#30 - Why Process Beats Outcome with Olympic Medalist Kylie Masse
In today’s conversation Kylie Masse explores her path from late-developing age-grouper in LaSalle, Ontario to world record holder and Olympic medallist. She and Dr. Wells unpack why fun and a supportive training group kept her going when results lagged, how “process over outcome” became a competitive superpower, and what a full race day really looks like beyond the TV final. Kylie shares practical tactics for managing pressure—balancing school and sport, using music to set state, and recovering like a pro—while aiming at Worlds and the Olympics.
#26 - All about Spark - Your Brain on Exercise with Dr. John Ratay
In today’s conversation John Ratey explores the revolutionary science behind Spark — how movement changes brain chemistry in real time and why it should sit beside therapy and medication for depression, anxiety, ADHD, and even addiction. He tells the Naperville District story, where daily fitness flipped academic outcomes, then connects it to what we now know about BDNF, endocannabinoids, and neurogenesis. John and Dr. Wells go deep on stress reactivity, GABA, and why fitter people are harder to panic. They finish with a vision for a future where we move more, together, outside — because connection and nature amplify everything exercise does.
#13 - From Heartbreak to High Performance: Paula Findlay’s Consistency Playbook
In today’s conversation Paula Findlay and Dr. Greg explore how a prodigy’s early wins, a very public Olympic heartbreak, and years of nagging injuries reshaped her approach to high performance. She breaks down the “no secrets” method that brought her back—relentless consistency, intelligent volume, and fueling to match the work.
#12 - Lifestyle as Medicine: Small Habits, Big Health.
In today’s conversation Mark Rowe and Dr. Wells explore how lifestyle medicine can prevent, treat, and even reverse chronic disease by integrating movement, nutrition, sleep, and the mind–body–emotion connection.
#3. What are we truly capable of achieving?
In this conversation, science journalist and former national-team runner Alex Hutchinson and Dr. Greg explore the “curiously elastic” limits of human performance—why endurance underpins achievement across domains, and how the brain co-sets the ceiling we feel in the body.