In this episode of Founder’s Club, host Dez DeCosta sits down with Sean Callagy, the legally blind attorney, entrepreneur, and creator of the UNBLINDED Formula. Sean shares how he went from captain of the Columbia University baseball team to building Callagy Law, a multistate firm with more than one hundred team members, and how his gradual loss of vision became an advantage that shaped his urgency, focus, and purpose.

Sean explains the UNBLINDED Formula, a system built on influence mastery, process mastery, and self mastery, and shows how these principles guide leadership, communication, and growth. He also discusses ACTi, his emerging AI venture that brings ethical influence into decision intelligence, and the habits and disciplines that allow him to navigate intense workloads while remaining grounded.

From his belief that influence is the only human attainable superpower to his candid reflections on failure, resilience, and faith, this conversation offers a rare look into the structure behind Sean’s approach to business and life. Listeners will walk away with practical insights on truthful communication, emotional regulation, daily performance, and the pursuit of exponential results.

Learn more at UNBLINDEDMastery.com

Divorce is one of the most personal, and often painful, legal experiences anyone can go through. But what if it could be handled with dignity, empathy, and even growth?

In this episode of Founder’s Club, Dez DeCosta interviews Katherine Miller, founder of the Miller Law Group, shares how she’s changing the way people experience divorce. From handling high-net-worth and emotionally charged cases to training other professionals in emotional intelligence, Katherine opens up about the “aha moment” that reshaped her approach to law, the unexpected challenges of pioneering a new model, and the truths she hopes to share in her upcoming book (set for release in 2026).

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to build a mission-driven business inside one of the most traditional industries, this is a must-listen.

Learn more about Miller Law Group at https://miller-law.com

In this episode of the Founder’s Club Podcast, host Dez DeCosta sits down with Romel Ambarchyan, Managing Partner and co-founder of RA & Associates, a powerhouse personal injury law firm proving that personal attention and major results can go hand in hand. Romel shares how his family-owned firm has secured multi-million dollar settlements, including a recent $2.4 million case, by treating every client like they’re the only one. He opens up about leadership, growth, and the strategy behind delivering big wins.

Learn more at https://www.raandassociates.com

In this episode of the Founders Club Podcast, host Dez DeCosta sits down with attorney and author Kent Heckenlively to explore big questions at the intersection of science, policy, and public discourse. Kent’s work has stirred conversation and controversy — and in this conversation he pulls back the curtain on his journey, the research that drives his convictions, and the tension between consensus and dissent in today’s world.

They dive into key ideas from his writing, unpack the risks and rewards of challenging dominant narratives, and discuss how we navigate complexity when there’s no single “right” answer. You’ll come away with sharper critical thinking tools, a deeper understanding of controversy in science, and fresh perspectives on how we talk about uncertainty.

To learn more about Kent’s work, visit kentheckenlivelybooks.com.

In this conversation with Dez DeCosta, Andy takes us from his roots in Germany’s Black Forest to years in Berlin, a hard left turn to remote Alaska, and finally to the bright lights of the Vegas Strip. We get into how place shapes perspective, why humor is a powerful lens for insight, and the invisible rules that govern the choices we make when we “play the game.”

What we cover:
• Early influences from the Black Forest and how they shaped the tone of the book
• Berlin to Alaska to Las Vegas, and the turning points that made Andy a storyteller
• “Social misdemeanors,” favorite mishaps, and the lessons that stuck
• How to balance humor and heart so readers laugh and reflect
• Who Andy writes for, what he would tell his younger self, and what is next

Grab the book and connect with Andy: andysbook.com

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In this episode of Founder's Club, Dez DeCosta sits down with Ujwal Arkalgud—a cultural anthropologist turned entrepreneur who built and sold a high-eight-figure company without a single dollar of venture capital. Ujwal unpacks how understanding the "invisible rules" of human behavior and perception can give founders a powerful edge in product–market fit, credibility, and scaling without traditional sales tactics. From bootstrapping MotivBase to $5M ARR with no sales team to helping founders de-risk their ventures and master buyer psychology, Ujwal shares the mindset shifts and tactical frameworks that turn insight into impact. Whether you're a startup founder or a seasoned builder, this conversation will challenge how you think about growth.

Connect with Ujwal
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https://www.instagram.com/ujwal.arkalgud/

In this episode of Founders Club, host Dez DeCosta sits down with world-renowned sex and holistic health coach Kim Anami to explore the deeper connection between sexual energy, creativity, and personal transformation. With over three decades of experience blending ancient practices like Tantra and Taoism with modern psychology and wellness, Kim shares how both women and men can tap into their life force energy to heal, elevate relationships, and unlock their full potential. From the science behind her jade egg practice to redefining polarity in modern partnerships, this conversation offers a fresh perspective on self-awareness, intimacy, and embodiment.

To learn more about Kim’s work or join her upcoming programs, visit www.kimanami.com.

In this episode of Founder’s Club, host Dez DeCosta sits down with Andrew Hamilton, MIT-educated entrepreneur and founder of VETR.com, a company working to make pet health more affordable and accessible. Andrew opens up about the personal story that led him to launch VETR—losing his Great Dane during a family trip and facing thousands in emergency vet costs. That experience exposed the gaps in traditional veterinary care and inspired him to create a more efficient, cost-effective model for pet owners.

Andrew also shares insights from his journey as a serial entrepreneur, from selling his first trading platform in his early 20s to building one of the largest compounders of generic antiparasitic drugs in the animal health space. He talks openly about failure, momentum, building before you’re ready, and what’s next for VETR—including a telehealth platform, affiliate tools for shelters and breeders, and plans to expand into prescription generics.

To Learn More, visit: https://vetr.com