In

this inspiring episode of Spiritually Hungry, we sit down with Jeffrey Randall

Allen, who made history by winning $10 million—the largest prize in entertainment history—while competing on Beast Games. Beyond the headlines, Allen opens up about the spiritual perspective

that guided him through the experience and how he stays grounded in gratitude and purpose after such a life-changing moment. Together, we explore how prayer and kabbalistic connections can bring confidence, calm, and clarity in times of uncertainty. Tune in for an episode that bridges material success and spiritual fulfillment, reminding us that every moment is an opportunity to connect, give, and grow.

“The simplest way to look at it is, I’m trying to become less selfish. I’m trying to align myself more with the Creator. The Creator only shares.”

Jeffrey Randall Allen

In this deeply moving episode of Spiritually Hungry Podcast, we sit down with Julie McFadden, registered nurse and New York Times bestselling author of Nothing to Fear. Her path from intensive care to hospice has fueled her mission to change how we talk about death. After years of watching patients and families struggle in silence, Julie began to speak up—holding honest conversations, offering education, and creating space for truth in life’s most vulnerable moments. She believes that when we stop resisting death and allow it to unfold, the journey can be profoundly sacred. Join us as Julie shares how preparation allows us to experience this sacredness fully, helping us be present with our loved ones instead of consumed by fear.

Further Readings:

Nothing to Fear, by Julie McFadden, RN

https://www.hospicenursejulie.com/book

The Nothing to Fear Journal, by Julie McFadden, RN

Unrealistic and unspoken expectations are like invisible wedges quietly pushing us apart from the people we love most. In this episode, we explore why it’s so important to bring expectations into the light and talk about them openly. Relationships thrive when partners can share not only what they need now, but also who they’re becoming and where they hope to go. The key is staying connected through those changes, rather than being blindsided by them. We’ll also unpack how unspoken expectations can breed resentment and how to spot shifts in energy before unspoken expectations become full-blown conflicts.