Thomas Comeau has faced addiction, darkness, and the harshest mountains on Earth. In this episode of Be Great with Bruce Colero, he shares how climbing became his escape — not from life, but toward meaning. From homelessness in Toronto to scaling 8,000-foot peaks, this is a raw story about endurance, mindset, and finding peace in chaos.If you’ve ever wondered what drives someone to risk everything for a climb, this episode will change how you see struggle and purpose.🕒 Timestamps0:00 – Intro1:30 – The Truth About Homelessness in Toronto3:00 – The Real Root Cause of Homelessness4:45 – How Addiction Takes Over a Life5:20 – “The First One’s Always Free”7:00 – How Thomas Found His Love for Hiking17:00 – The Mental Battle of Climbing Mountains18:30 – Why Most People Die on the Way Down20:30 – How Climbers Fuel for Extreme Expeditions25:00 – The Real Cost of Climbing Mount Everest30:20 – How Someone Actually Trains to Climb Everest39:00 – The Skills You Must Master to Survive a Climb43:00 – Thomas’s First 8,000-Foot Climb52:20 – Recovering After Conquering a Mountain55:00 – How to Tolerate the Extreme Cold56:00 – What’s Next for Thomas1:02:45 – What It Really Means to Be a Detective
The FBI, Fear, and the Fight for Mental MasteryWhat happens when an FBI agent turns his lens from criminals… to the human mind?In this episode, Mindset Mike breaks down what it really takes to master yourself — mentally, emotionally, and professionally. From his time inside the FBI to mentoring elite athletes and CEOs, Mike reveals the uncomfortable truths about performance, confidence, and the psychology of winning. Timestamps 0:00 – Intro0:45 – The Origin Story: From FBI to Mindset Mentor5:45 – Mastering the Art of Negotiation10:30 – Can People Truly Be Rehabilitated?14:30 – Lessons From “Beyond Scared Straight”16:05 – What the FBI Taught Him About Understanding People25:45 – The Truth About Emotional Intelligence (EQ)27:15 – Why Modern Society Is Losing Its Core Values56:45 – How to Handle Failure Like a Professional1:00:45 – Why Top Athletes Seek Out Mindset Mike1:04:15 – Aiemann Zahabi’s Mentality & What Makes Him Different1:07:35 – How to Develop True Heart and Mental Toughness1:14:25 – Why Confidence Isn’t as Important as You Think (Links to Dr. Sinclair)1:15:50 – How Ego Destroys Most People’s Potential1:18:45 – The Psychology Behind “Breaking” People to Build Them Stronger1:25:45 – Managing Your Time and Energy Like an Elite Performer1:27:45 – The Hidden Power of Words and Self-Talk1:35:30 – The Ideal Mindset for High-Performance Athletes1:41:45 – Balancing Athletes vs Business: Where Most Coaches Fail1:47:45 – Biohacking and Mental Optimization for Peak Results1:58:45 – Maximizing Growth Through Training Partners
Some doors don’t stay closed.This week, I sat down with real-life ghost hunter Krista Maryk — and she’s seen the things most people pray never exist.From violent hauntings to demonic possession, portals that open spirits, and the truth about what follows you home… this one gets deep into the darkness.We talk ghosts, demons, witchcraft, aliens — and what really happens when you stare too long into the unknown.Because once you see past the veil… it starts seeing you too.🎙️ The Be Great Podcast — Episode: Ghost Hunter Krista MarykWatch if you dare.Timestamps00:00 – Intro00:45 – Krista’s Origin Story03:45 – Coming Across Truly Scary Entities04:35 – What Actually Is a “Ghost”?07:05 – What Krista Checks Before Entering a Haunted Place09:05 – Harmless vs. Violent Ghost Encounters10:45 – How to Speak to a Ghost (Without Fear)13:05 – Keeping Composure During Paranormal Events16:45 – Can Spirits Really Follow You Home?20:25 – Portals That Open Spirits24:15 – What Makes a Demon?27:15 – Demon Possession Explained28:00 – Thoughts on the Warrens (Conjuring)31:15 – Haunted Spots Around the GTA34:05 – Has Krista Ever Felt Threatened in a Certain Place?39:45 – What’s Considered a Paranormal “Experiment”?42:45 – The Different Types of Spirits Explained45:45 – Being Pushed by a Spirit47:35 – The Bel Air House Story50:45 – Witchcraft, Satanic Rituals, Aliens & More55:45 – Are Certain Areas Too Dangerous to Explore?1:08:45 – Why So Many People Don’t Believe1:09:45 – Speaking Directly to a Demon1:14:00 – Are Graveyards Really Haunted?1:16:05 – The Truth About Halloween Energy#BeGreatPodcast #GhostHunter #Paranormal #Demons #Haunting #BruceColero #KristaMaryk #HalloweenSpecial #BEGREAT
Uncle Dijon isn’t just another guest. He’s a storm — comedian, fighter, storyteller, survivor. A man who’s seen rock bottom, laughed in its face, and came out sharper than ever.We go everywhere in this one.From faith vs. reality, the madness of cancel culture, and growing up without a father figure… to building strength through pain, the power of real friendship, and why modern society’s gone soft.He talks about the grind of comedy, surviving the wild, building his gym and brewery, training MMA, and how censorship and social media are poisoning free thought.It’s hilarious, intense, and brutally honest — the kind of episode that punches you in the gut, then makes you laugh while you’re catching your breath.If you’ve ever been knocked down, doubted, or told you can’t — this one’s for you.Unfiltered. Uncensored. Unapologetic.🎧 Be Great Podcast — with Uncle Dijon🔥 Real talk. Raw emotion. Relentless truth.#BeGreat #BruceColero #UncleDijon #Podcast #RealTalk #FreedomOfSpeech #Comedy #MMA #Mindset #Resilience #NoFilters
BE GREAT Podcast — Dr. Dana Sinclair: “Dialed In: Mastering Pressure, Failure, and the Grind”What separates the good from the great isn’t talent — it’s mindset.In this powerful episode, Dr. Dana Sinclair, world-renowned performance coach and author of “Dialed In”, sits down with Bruce Colero to dissect what really happens when pressure hits, when failure stings, and when your goals demand more than motivation.They break down why pressure doesn’t create weakness — it reveals it, how to lose without being a loser, and why discipline always outworks “manifesting.”From elite athletes to everyday warriors, Dr. Sinclair explains that success starts where excuses end — with self-awareness, accountability, and the relentless drive to do the work.🔥 Whether you’re chasing victory on the mats, in business, or in life — this conversation will remind you:You don’t wish for greatness. You work for it
This isn’t a conversation — it’s an awakening.Martin Peyrou rips through the veil of media manipulation, political illusion, and the chilling truth behind Charlie Kirk’s public execution.From his upbringing on the left to his brutal awakening on the right, Martin breaks down what most people refuse to face — how control, fear, and division have become modern-day weapons.We go deep into:⚡ The anatomy of dictatorship in real time⚡ The outrage behind Jimmy Kimmel’s meltdown⚡ Cancel culture’s chokehold on free speech⚡ The real reason Charlie Kirk was silenced⚡ And the one question no one’s asking — who’s really behind it all?By the end, Martin drops one of the most powerful life lessons ever shared on this podcast — one that’ll make you question everything you thought you knew about truth, power, and freedom.This is not for the faint of heart.It’s for those who see through the bullshit.
In this explosive interview, Ron shares his unfiltered perspective on Canada’s most pressing issues, from crime and repeat offenders to political corruption, drug cartels, and the current state of Canadian culture.Ron doesn’t hold back as he talks about growing up without role models, the failures of the justice system, the impact of liberal government policies, and what he believes the future holds for the country.If you care about freedom, values, and where Canada is headed, this is a must-watch conversation.Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:55 – Ron's background 3:25 – Working with bad people 4:05 – Growing up without male role models 6:05 – Repeat offenders 8:35 – Canadian police 12:50 – Problem with liberal government 18:20 – Drug cartel controlling Canada 21:35 – COVID 26:35 – Rights in Canada 28:35 – Liberals vs Conservatives 30:35 – Values 38:35 – Cultural issues in Canada 45:35 – Current state of Canada 54:15 – Canadian media 57:35 – Carney and Trump 1:02:35 – Was the election rigged? 1:15:35 – Age development 1:24:35 – Right to carry guns 1:36:35 – More about Ron’s career 1:47:35 – Giving away money 1:52:35 – Racism in politics 2:00:35 – What’s next for Ron
From chaos to Canada’s #1 MMA promotion—Unified. Sunny Sareen exposes the corrupt systems choking Canadian MMA, the brutal reality fighters face after the cage, and why the UFC doesn’t give a damn about Canadian talent. He pulls back the curtain on the untold business of fight promotions and reveals his bold plan to take Unified from Canada’s best-kept secret to a global powerhouse.Subscribe if you enjoyed this episode, let us know who you want to see next!
Lara Brown’s story is pure grit, resilience, and badass mentality. From lacing up late in high school to qualifying for the Boston Marathon, her journey was already inspiring—then life threw her the ultimate test. Just six weeks after conquering marathons in Rome and Paris, Lara was diagnosed with cancer. Nine rounds of chemo, radiation, and zero hormones in her body didn’t stop her—she trained in secret, pushed through hell, and finished a full Ironman only 16 months later.This isn’t just a story about running, cancer, or Ironmans—it’s about how to face adversity head-on and come out stronger. If you’ve ever wondered what real resilience looks like, this episode will show you - no matter the odds, you can do it. 🔥 Lara Brown didn’t just survive—she became unstoppable.Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 1:05 – How did Lara get into running 3:20 – Preventing knee issues 6:15 – Eating for running 6:35 – What is “Ironman”? 8:05 – Lara’s scary diagnoses 11:20 – Dealing with cancer 17:35 – Overcoming adversity 20:05 – Preparing for Ironman 23:05 – Dealing with radiation treatment 23:20 – Dealing with NO hormones in body 25:35 – Swimming 27:35 – Hardest part of Ironman 31:50 – Lara’s life lesson 33:05 – What’s next for Lara 35:35 – Average day for Lara 40:35 – Broken arm during Ironman?? 43:35 – Transition time for Ironman 49:05 – Recovering from Ironman
In this episode of the Be Great Podcast, Maddie — the interviewer behind FightersAdvice — shares the story of how FightersAdvice was built into one of the fastest-growing combat sports brands.From her first steps in self-defense and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to tackling ego on the mats, learning to say no to rounds, and balancing training with business, Maddie dives into the mindset and work behind FightersAdvice’s growth.She also opens up about hot topics like trans women in women’s sports, what it’s like interviewing world-class fighters, and the risks that come with entrepreneurship.Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 00:36 – Getting into combat sports 05:08 – Starting with self-defense 06:56 – Discovering BJJ 11:00 – Ego in BJJ 12:30 – Saying no to rounds 13:30 – Interviewing for FightersAdvice 20:33 – Lifting for BJJ 25:06 – Gi vs. No-Gi training 27:54 – Lessons from interviewing athletes 31:36 – Beginning at zero belts in BJJ 36:27 – Trans women in women’s sports 39:40 – Growing FightersAdvice 44:18 – Taking business risks
Description: In this explosive conversation, we uncover the hidden realities behind collapsing nations, government manipulation, and the systems designed to keep people blind. From Venezuela’s downfall to the cracks forming in Canada and the USA, we dive into why society feels broken — and what can actually be done about it.If you’ve ever questioned government control, rigged elections, economic collapse, or why Western society is spiraling, this is a must-watch.⏳ Timestamps: 00:00 – 00:40 Intro 01:20 – Martin’s Involvement with Feds in Venezuela 11:40 – Inside the Downfall of Venezuela’s Economy 31:40 – Are Canada & the USA Becoming the Next Venezuela? 40:40 – Why Western Society Is Spiraling Out of Control 45:40 – The Scary Reason People Stay Oblivious to Government Power 48:40 – Printing Money: The Root of Modern Collapse 54:40 – What COVID Exposed About Global Control 1:06:40 – Housing Crisis: Why You’ll Never Afford a Home 1:10:40 – Rigged Elections: Is Democracy an Illusion? 1:12:40 – How to Survive in a Broken Society 1:13:40 – Can Religion Save Us From Collapse? 1:29:40 – Final Message: How We Can Actually Fix Society
Ever wondered what it’s really like to risk your life for movies? 🎬In this episode, Hollywood stuntman Ryan Klarenbach shares his journey from working with Nike to landing roles on blockbuster sets, his experiences with actors, and the behind-the-scenes reality of stunts in Hollywood.We dive into everything from perseverance and mindset, to working on The Accountant 2, to the truth about superhero movies and fight scenes. Whether you’re a film fan, aspiring stunt performer, or just curious about Hollywood’s hidden world, this conversation is packed with insights.👉 Don’t forget to subscribe for more interviews. ⏳ Timestamps:00:00 – Intro00:55 – Who is Ryan Klarenbach?04:40 – Ryan’s rise and how he got started07:40 – Why a “loser mentality” holds people back11:40 – Facing struggle and building resilience13:10 – Ryan’s experience working with Nike19:10 – Why Ryan walked away from Nike22:40 – Honest thoughts on Hollywood24:10 – Are actors over-respected?27:10 – How Ryan broke into stunt work32:40 – The “COVID hoax” conversation37:10 – What it’s like working with Zack Snyder45:10 – Are all actors assholes?49:40 – Breaking down The Accountant 2 punch scene53:10 – How to become a Hollywood stuntman55:40 – Taekwondo’s role in Hollywood stunts1:01:40 – Do directors really need so many re-takes?1:05:40 – The challenge of underwater stunts1:11:40 – The truth about fight scenes1:20:40 – Perseverance in and out of Hollywood1:24:40 – Superhero movies: stuntman’s perspective1:28:40 – What motion capture is really like1:32:40 – Do actors get jealous of stuntmen?1:38:00 – More on The Accountant 2 scene1:44:40 – Ryan Klarenbach’s goals for the future
In this powerful conversation, Martin Peyrou joins Bruce to expose the harsh truths about the decline of martial arts culture. From watered-down belts to the loss of warrior mentality, they break down why the traditional values of discipline, stoicism, and situational awareness are disappearing.Whether you’re a martial artist, BJJ practitioner, or combat sports fan, this is a wake-up call to bring back the roots of the art.Timestamps:00:00 – Intro02:10 – Separating martial arts from the sport side05:50 – Black belt culture06:50 – Developing stoicism09:10 – Western society of martial arts14:05 – Belts being watered down14:50 – Developing discipline20:50 – Situational awareness23:20 – Ecological BJJ… is it a fraud?24:40 – Is authority in society dying?30:50 – How to progress at BJJ34:50 – Martial arts mentality38:20 – Does BJJ actually work in a fight?43:20 – Wrestlers in BJJ45:50 – Do we overestimate our fighting ability?49:50 – Old school era of fighting57:20 – Should you take someone to the ground in a street fight?
UFC fighter Jasmine Jasudavicius joins Bruce to break down the mindset, discipline, and sacrifices it takes to succeed in MMA. From her start in fighting to competing in Saudi Arabia, training at Niagara Top Team, and giving advice to the next generation of fighters, Jasmine reveals the truth about life inside and outside the cage.Whether you’re an aspiring fighter or just love combat sports, this conversation gives you a real look into the mental and physical demands of a UFC career.📌 Topics Include:How Jasmine started fightingThe mental strength needed to competePre-fight nerves & how to control themThe reality of fight day in the UFCAdvice for future MMA fightersIs society getting softer?Watch this episode for an unfiltered look at what it takes to make it in MMA.Make sure to like and subscribe if you enjoy these podcasts and let us know who you want featured on next time.Timestamps00:00 - Intro 01:55 - What inspired Jasmine Jasudavicius to fight? 03:35 - How Jasmine’s MMA career took off 07:35 - Founding Niagara Top Team 10:05 - Why Jasmine went straight into MMA 11:05 - Jasmine’s journey through BJJ 12:10 - A day in the life of a UFC fighter 20:35 - The secret to staying disciplined 24:35 - Fighting in Saudi Arabia 29:05 - Jasmine’s advice to future fighters 34:20 - The emotional escape that fighting brings 37:35 - How Jasmine handles pre-fight nerves 40:35 - What Thailand taught Jasmine about fighting 47:35 - Are kids getting softer today? 50:05 - Does Jasmine have a callout? 54:35 - What fight day looks like for Jasmine 57:35 - Rapid fire questions with Jasmine 1:01:35 - Is modern society too soft? 1:08:35 - How to speak and think like a winner 1:12:35 - Jasmine’s approach to recovery 1:17:35 - Jasmine’s ultimate life goal 1:21:35 - Who Jasmine Jasudavicius wants to fight next
Dr. Rizwan Minhas is a top regenerative medicine expert treating elite athletes, including UFC fighters and Olympians. In this powerful interview, he breaks down the truth about testosterone, peptides, Ozempic, health span, and the future of human performance.If you care about peak health, longevity, or optimizing your body naturally… this is the episode you’ve been waiting for.⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 – Intro 02:35 – The surprising origin of Dr. Minhas 05:05 – Why he dedicated his life to sports medicine 07:55 – The truth about healthspan, TRT & aging 09:30 – Clear signs you have low testosterone 13:25 – The real benefits and risks of steroids 17:55 – What women need to know about hormone therapy 22:25 – Welcome to the peptide phase of medicine 25:05 – Ozempic: miracle drug or dangerous shortcut? 31:05 – Peptides vs HGH: pros, cons & the hype 34:05 – Treating disease 37:35 – The #1 key to achieving peak health 40:05 – Editing your genes before birth… is it coming? 46:05 – What the future of medicine really looks like 50:05 – Canada’s broken healthcare system: his honest take
Celebrity trainer and Survivor alum Drea Wheeler gets real with Bruce about grit, growth, and bouncing back stronger. She has built gyms in Montreal and trained Hollywood elites. In this episode, Drea shares what fuels her drive, why discipline beats motivation, and how Survivor changed her life.
Jake Craig is a professional MMA fighter, boxer, former prison guard, and Perfect Sports team member. With his background in criminology and psychology, and a past life inside Canada's most violent prisons, Jake brings a rare blend of raw experience and hard-earned wisdom to the mic.In this debut episode of Be Great, Bruce Colero sits down with Jake to uncover the defining moments that transformed from a 300+ lb powerlifter and corrections officer, to a lean, focused, high-performing combat athlete.