In this heartfelt & fun episode of The Mindful Dudes Show, hosts Nick Clark and Dan Nevins are joined by the inspiring Amber Miskovich. Together, they explore the power of community, the importance of vulnerability, and the journey of personal growth. Amber shares her experiences with "The Wonder Within," a wellness initiative for veterans and first responders, and the trio discusses the profound impact of grief and healing. Tune in for an authentic conversation that encourages embracing life's challenges with openness and strength. #MindfulDudes #Community #Healing

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Join host Nick Clark as he delves into a captivating conversation with world-renowned artist Robert Sturman. Discover how Robert's journey through art, yoga, and photography has shaped his mission to capture the beauty of humanity and inspire kindness.

From photographing yogis around the globe to advocating for cruelty-free products with his dog Otis, Robert shares profound insights on creativity, connection, and the power of seeing others as equals. Tune in for an episode that promises to touch your heart and ignite your passion for living purposefully.

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Otis The Handsome Hound

In this deeply moving episode of Play Hard & Love Big Radio, host Nick Clark sits down for an unforgettable interview with his father, Jackson Clark—the legendary owner of Toh-Atin Gallery in Durango, Colorado, and a lifelong champion of Native American art and Native American families. Recorded a few months before Jackson's passing on August 28, 2025 (born March 21, 1950), this conversation captures his vibrant spirit one last time.

Join Jackson as he recounts his recent ascents to a few of the summits of the Navajo's Four Sacred Mountains, shares the origins of his rug trading days, and reveals the heartfelt story behind his families founding of Toh-Atin Gallery.

Hear why he poured his soul into the work he loved, what made the Native American artists he championed so special, and how every piece of art—and every customer—told a story worth celebrating. From pedaling in the Iron Horse Bicycle Classic to his timeless wisdom on truly listening to people and asking the right questions,

Jackson's words remind us to play hard, love big, and live with purpose. A tribute to a life well-lived.