
RUNGA Radio is where physical health, emotional well-being, and personal transformation collide. Hosted by Joseph Anew, a 20+ year health and fitness coach, RUNGA Radio blends evidence-based insights with proven high-impact approaches to optimize your mind and body. Join Joseph as he sits down with some of the world’s leading experts to explore the cutting edges of personal transformation and long... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Alternative HealthMental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

In this episode, Joseph sits down with legendary chakra teacher and psychotherapist Anodea Judith, PhD to explore how the chakra system provides a practical map for healing, embodiment, and manifestation. They unpack what “core” really means, how blo... more
In this episode, Dr. Martha Havenith—neuroscientist, Oxford graduate, and one of the world’s leading researchers on Conscious Connected Breathwork—joins Joseph and Richard for a deep exploration of what breathwork actually does to the brain and body.... more
Joseph and Dr. Richard Blake sit down with Pulsetto founder Povilas Sabaliauskas to explore how non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) can reduce stress, improve sleep quality, and lift HRV—without adding more to your to-do list. They dig into th... more
In this episode, Joseph and Richard sit down with Vinny Crispino, founder of Pain Academy, who went from an eight-time All-American swimmer to a young man told he might need a wheelchair after a surfing accident shattered his back. Instead of giving ... more
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Absolutely obsessed with this podcast.
Hi coach Joe Di thank you for all your podcasts, they are great! Episode 59 on the lymphatic system was fantastic! I have a deviated septum on both sides of my nose and get a lot of sinus infections. When I get a sinus infection the base of my skull and neck hurts, I have asked numerous doctors and nose specialist about that and they say it is not related. After listening to episode 59 on the lymphatic system and how 1/3rd of the lymph nodes are in the neck, I now think they are related and that... more
I listen to podcasts at my desk at work. Joe has great guests that always have info I can implement in my personal life. The Dan Brule episode was awesome.
In the fitness industry we all know its hard to sift through the good and the bad…within minutes of listening to Joe you can tell he is the real deal. He delivers constant knowledge bombs and holds space for his guests so we get as much benefit as possible. Being a coach myself I find all aspects Joe discusses fascinating. He hits topics on HRV, kettlebells, movement mechanics, postural corrective exercise, diaphramatic work and has touched on ancestral work also. This podcast is a new favourite... more
Episode 162 was another GREAT show! I truly enjoy the content of this podcast; not just this episode but ALL of your episodes.
Keep up the great work you are doing.
Thanks,
Chris Gabriele
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This podcast focuses on the intersection of physical health, emotional well-being, and personal transformation. Highlighting conversations with leading experts, it explores a wide variety of topics, including heart health, breathwork, biohacking, functional fitness, and emotional resilience. The discussions delve into evidence-based methods and high-impact approaches aimed at optimizing both mind and body. Unique elements include a thorough investigation of subjects like psychedelic therapy, which contextualizes traditional health practices in contemporary frameworks. Overall, the content is designed to equip listeners with actionable insights for holistic wellness improvements.
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Recent guests on RUNGA Radio include:
1. Anodea Judith, PhD
2. Martha Havenith, PhD
3. Povilas Sabaliauskas
4. Vinny Crispino
5. Dr. Lawrence Patihis
6. Dr. Richard Blake
7. Dr. Katelyn Kalstein
8. Dr. Gerald Pollack
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