Across six tracks, Harley showcases his artistic growth and evolving identity through heart-on-sleeve indie-rock, driven by expansive guitars, crescendoing builds and wide-open choruses
Nathan Coutts is a Naarm/Melbourne-based singer-songwriter, guitarist, producer, and engineer whose music career brings forth a unique blend of alternative folk, soul, and R&B
Arend West is a Dutch singer-songwriter and storyteller from Geldermalsen, Netherlands, who creates cinematic dark pop and alternative music exploring memory, family trauma, and identity
Guest Occupation: Founder of Changing Life’s Destiny & CEO at EverHealth Inc.
Guest Biography:
Mr. Al Pirnia is the Founder and CEO of EverHealth, Inc., a company focused on prevention and wellness, offering innovative programs for individuals and corporations. Their flagship program, TRANSFORMATIONS-360®, is exclusively available through specially trained healthcare practitioners, with over 2,000 clinics across North America utilizing this technology.
As a successful entrepreneur, Mr. Pirnia is passionate about transitioning America's healthcare system towards a preventative model. He believes that the key drivers of this paradigm shift will be the CEOs of companies poised to benefit from such changes. In addition to offering the TRANSFORMATIONS-360® Program to a broad employee base, he has developed the Wellness Lifetime Plan specifically for C-level executives, addressing issues related to cognitive decline and the use of over-the-counter medications.
Mr. Pirnia holds an MBA from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry from London University in England.
Guest Occupation: Athlete Health & Sports Medical Leader, Consultant, Director of Athlete Health at Hospital for Special Surgery
Guest Biography:
Dr. Joseph Janosky brings more than 30 years of experience spanning athletic training, physical therapy, injury prevention, public health, higher education, research, and organizational leadership. He served as Director of Athlete Health at Hospital for Special Surgery for nearly a decade, leading interdisciplinary initiatives that integrated clinical care, prevention, wellness, performance, education, and research across all levels of sport.
Today, his work spans national-team sports medicine with Puerto Rico Lacrosse, athletic training education and applied sports science at Lasell University, research and professional leadership, and consulting with sports medicine professionals and organizations. Across these roles, he translates evidence into practical strategies that support athlete health, participation, and performance.
Graham Broyd is a British-American businessman, writer, and athlete. Born in Dorking, England, he went to school in Bedford and then Liverpool, before going to Birmingham University in 1978 to study International Relations and play sports.
Graham had a 40-year career in international banking, in London, Panama and New York. He was the CEO of the North American business of the Royal Bank of Scotland, and managed some of the largest currency and fixed income businesses in the world.
On retirement in 2024 Graham found his writing voice. A lifetime storyteller, Graham decided to write down the stories of his first trip to America, back in 1980, to self-publish and share with a few friends, for fun. Released by Forbes/Advantage Media in August of 2025, “Backpack, Jacket Surfboard. My Journey across America, Then and Now” delighted all who read it and was the top selling Travel Humor book in America in December of 2025.
Graham has spent a lifetime playing sports, representing the English National team in Water Polo in his early twenties, but also swimming, playing football, rugby, cricket, squash, tennis, badminton and golf at varying levels of competition. At the age of 56, with only six weeks of experience as a runner in high school, and then, later in life, a painful experience attempting the London marathon, Graham took up Masters sprinting.
It has been a journey of personal joy. The biggest impact has been hearing the stories of other athletes, all world-class today, and why they were not Olympians when they were young, but prospered – and peaked – later in life. Lessons for us all.
Graham has been married to Betsy since 1983, living primarily in Scarsdale, New York. They have a son, James, and a daughter, Peyton, both married and living in the New York area.
Graham’s first book: “The Panama Canal Treaties: The diplomacy and economics behind the treaty that changed the international order,” was self-published in July of 2024.
“Backpack, Jacket, Surfboard: My Journey across America, Then and Now,” was published by Forbes/Advantage Media in August of 2025.
Rebecca Elizabeth Whitman, Life Coach, Podcaster and Author, was recently selected as Top Life Coach of the Year for 2022 by the International Association of Top Professionals (IAOTP). Rebecca uses her exclusive knowledge and understanding to guide her clientele towards success. Her mission is to assist women in achieving work/life balance so they can have more fun and freedom. She believes by using the seven pillars of abundance you can attain happiness in your spirituality, fitness, emotions, romance, mental, social and financial life. Through Rebecca’s 7-week training, Elegant Warrior, she gives tips, tools, strategies, and practical applications that will shift your life immediately. The 6 Figure Side Hustle is an 8-week program designed to unlock the freedom to do what you want, when you want, where you want and with whom you want. She is the host of “Balanced, Beautiful, Abundant” a podcast in the top 5% ranked globally. As an Author, Rebecca has written two highly rated book: “Business, Life Universe” and “How to Make a Six Figure Income Working Part Time” both available on Amazon.com and Audible.
Ryan Roberts was selected by the Toronto Blue Jays with the 530th overall pick in the 2003 MLB Draft. He made his Major League debut in 2006 and went on to play nine seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays, Texas Rangers, Arizona Diamondbacks, Tampa Bay Rays and Boston Red Sox. Known to Arizona Diamondbacks fans as “Tatman,” Ryan became recognized for his relentless style of play and ability to outperform expectations. His years in professional baseball also gave him a firsthand understanding of what athletes experience beyond the moments seen on television. A professional season demands more than talent. Players must manage travel, fatigue, injuries, pressure, disrupted routines and limited recovery time while continuing to perform publicly.
Those experiences now shape Ryan’s work as CEO of RIVYN and the philosophy behind CoreFlo.