by Nemology Podcast
From chaos to success: real stories of empowerment, business, and personal growth. Nemology explores the modern hero’s journey—from entrepreneurs who survived their toughest moments to leaders who turned their failures into their greatest fuel. Each episode delivers authentic conversations, actionable strategies, and reflections to help you shift from survival mode to thriving mode. 🎙️ Because everybody’s surviving something.
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9/23/2025
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June 20, 2026
<p>Matt Cacioppo had zero kayaking experience when he decided to paddle the entire Río Magdalena, Colombia's longest river, from source to sea. Months later, he did it. Over 2,000 kilometers. 28 days. Alone.</p><p>In this episode, Matt returns to Nemology to give the full, unfiltered account of what went down. Unexpected rain that turned class 4 rapids into class 5. A capsize in the dark, floating through toxic water at 18km/h with no shore in sight. Navigating guerrilla-controlled territory. Reaching the finish line only to hear fishermen screaming "¡Tiburón!" as sharks circled the river mouth. He made it, and now he's figuring out something arguably harder: staying in one place.</p><p>Matt opens up about his shift from non-stop adventurer to community builder: a chess club with 50 members in Medellín, a Bourdain-inspired cooking show called Matt's Way, a recipe book built from strangers he met on the road, and volunteering with kids who remind him why roots matter. </p>
June 13, 2026
<p>Harlow Newton has lived more lives than most: BMX racing champion in El Salvador, dot-com pioneer building websites in Notepad back in 1996, and founder of a $3M retreat center in Costa Rica that vanished overnight in a 2017 hurricane. </p><p>In this episode, Harlow shares how he sold his tech company to fund his dream, financed land purchases on credit cards, and rebuilt from scratch after losing everything, his house, his passports, his life's work, with no insurance to fall back on. </p><p>He opens up about his darkest moment, the mentors who shaped him, and his philosophy on wealth, family, and what really matters when everything falls apart. Now running VIDA Blue Clay and Tico Guide Travel, Harlow is proof that reinvention is always possible. </p><p>A masterclass in resilience, risk, and rebuilding from zero.</p><p><br></p>
June 6, 2026
<p>Nick Manderfield walked away from managing a Cheesecake Factory in Chicago to start a nonprofit in Medellín from scratch. What followed was 80 tons of food distributed during a pandemic, a bead jewelry business selling 20,000 units a year on Amazon, and a daily reality most nonprofit founders are too burnt out to talk about.</p><p>In this episode, Nick breaks down what it actually looks like to work with the Embera indigenous community people displaced from Chocó, surviving on 25,000 pesos a day, navigating a city that was never built for them. He gets into the mothers program born from finding black mold in baby bottles, the business mistake that quietly killed their revenue, and why donating money almost never gets to the root of anything.</p><p>Unfiltered, uncomfortable, and worth every minute.</p><p>Find Nick at reincorporated.org or search Embera Bead Project on Instagram and Amazon. Follow Nemology Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for new episodes every week.</p>
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From chaos to success: real stories of empowerment, business, and personal growth.
Nemology explores the modern hero’s journey—from entrepreneurs who survived their toughest moments to leaders who turned their failures into their greatest fuel.
Each episode delivers authentic conversations, actionable strategies, and reflections to help you shift from survival mode to thriving mode.
🎙️ Because everybody’s surviving something.
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