Richer Soul

Richer Soul is a personal-development interview show for people who have started to suspect that financial success alone is too narrow a goal. Its center of gravity is prosperity, but prosperity here includes health, meaningful work, relationships, time, mindset, and spiritual orientation. The show is measured. It gives guests space. Instead of chasing fast banter or tactical list-making, episodes tend to begin with a broad question about life direction and then follow the guest through stories, frameworks, and turning points. Rocky is heard introducing the episodes and repeatedly tying each conversation back to building a life with more freedom and alignment. The money talk is real, but it is rarely isolated from the rest of a person's life. Randy Gage's episode focuses on inherited beliefs about wealth, success, and self-sabotage. Florian Kemmerich draws a line between genuine vocation and ego-driven ambition. Dr. Jen Hewson talks about cancer, anxiety, gut health, and the body as a source of signals people often ignore. Eric North brings self-worth, movement, breath work, and daily energy into the conversation about abundance. Nick Kinley looks at leadership, perception, childhood programming, and decision-making in a volatile environment. Scott Abbott and Mike Maddock add business-owner language around harmony, scaling, disruption, and turning problems into possibilities. The show often lands on a practical takeaway: notice the programming, listen to the body, choose service over status, and build habits that make achievement sustainable. Its tone is encouraging without being frantic. Its best fit is the listener who wants purpose and financial freedom discussed in the same room, with enough reflection to make the advice feel connected to a real human life.