
A master-class in personal and professional development, ultra-athlete, wellness evangelist and bestselling author Rich Roll delves deep with the world's brightest and most thought provoking thought leaders to educate, inspire and empower you to unleash your best, most authentic self. More at: richroll.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 976 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationHealth & Fitness | |||

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I’ve been listening to Rich for the last 10 years. Love the show. Every interview is high calibre and inspirational
I’ve listened to the audiobook version of James Nestor’s book Breath. It put so many things into perspective. His comments on the constant stress of poor air quality in the places we work was also very insightful during the podcast.
I came to be aware of Nestor’s work through the founder of Block Therapy, Deanna Hansen. The work of Block Therapy rests squarely on the principles of establishing proper diaphragmatic breathing at the start of every session. The goal of which is to carry this brea... more
As per the title. The person featured in 743 deserves no promotion or platform. I’m a long time listener and appreciate the great stories, interviews and quite a fan of the Rich and Adam shows. The one star review is simply an attempt to get the shows eyes on this post.
Rich Roll stands out amongst podcasters— aside from his grounded mellifluous voice which is an obvious draw, his self awareness, integrity and brutal honesty (with himself and his listeners) makes him a skilled interviewer. One of the ways this distinguishes him from other podcasters of similar genres is that he does not interrupt his guests every few minutes with stories about himself. Many male podcasters, and many who are in recovery, have the stereotypical tendency to do that, “Oh, yeah, tha... more
I enjoy this podcast and have for some time…but why is it so homogenous? I rarely see a person of color interviewed on here. In today’s climate we need all voices heard on topics of health and wellbeing- not just the Caucasian. Please do better.
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Content is centered around personal development, well-being, and resilience, emphasizing the human experience through interviews with a diverse array of guests including authors, scientists, and motivational speakers. Episodes engage listeners in thoughtful discussions on various topics such as mental health, fitness strategies, nutrition, and coping with adversity. The dialogues often blend anecdotes with practical insights, promoting a holistic approach to life enrichment, thus attracting an audience eager for deep introspection and transformation. Unique features include a strong emphasis on vulnerability, community, and the challenge of modern societal norms, setting the podcast apart as a guiding resource for those seeking a more meani... more
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Recent guests on The Rich Roll Podcast include:
1. Michael Easter
2. Sonny Honnold
3. Brad Stulberg
4. Maya Shankar
5. Oliver Berkman
6. Malala Yousafzai
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8. Tig Notaro
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