The Brian Turner Show

About The Brian Turner Show

Wealth is never just about money. On The Brian Turner Show, Brian Turner explores the emotional, psychological, and deeply human dimensions of wealth...how money shapes our choices, our relationships, our identities, and the lives we build. Through intimate, wide-ranging conversations with thinkers, leaders, creatives, and people navigating real inflection points, the show looks beyond balance sheets and portfolios to ask harder questions: What does wealth mean? What are we responsible for when we have it (or when we don’t)? How do fear, power, legacy, loss, and opportunity show up in our financial lives? Episodes move fluidly between finance and lived experience: divorce, inheritance, generosity, parenting, career transitions, community, identity, and purpose. Brian brings his background in finance together with curiosity, empathy, and candor...creating space for guests to grapple honestly with money as security, freedom, burden, and possibility. This is not a show about quick wins or rigid answers. It’s about learning how to live well with money...before, during, and after the moments that change everything.

Publisher

The Wealthy Life, LLC

Category

business · education · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

27 Feb 2026

Latest episode

27 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

21 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   27 Oct 2026

   What If Happiness Is Wanting Everything You Already Have?

   What if happiness is not having everything you want, but wanting everything you already have? On this episode of The Brian Turner Show, Brian sits down with Bill Harris III for a conversation about people, opportunity, entrepreneurship, and what it means to live a wealthy life. Bill is an entrepreneur, bridge builder, and connector of people. He is the Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer of InsureTech Connect, or ITC Vegas, the largest gathering focused on innovation in insurance. Yet when Brian asks what a wealthy life means to him, Bill’s answer is immediate: the people in his life. Bill reflects on growing up in a diverse Maryland community, meeting his future wife at ten years old, and inheriting a family belief in education and opportunity. From his father’s unexpected path into law to Bill’s own experience at Harvard, his story shows how one open door can change a family’s trajectory. Together, Brian and Bill explore the different money lessons he absorbed from his parents, the balance between saving and enjoying life, and the patience he has learned through golf, investing, and entrepreneurship. Plus, how his family turned resources into service, and why illness, loss, and career changes deepened Bill’s appreciation for happiness, purpose, and knowing what is enough. This episode is a reminder that a wealthy life can be built by opening doors, honoring those who came before us, and appreciating the people and possibilities already within reach. If you’d like to reach out to Brian, connect with him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-turner-procyon/.

2. 

   13 Oct 2026

   What Can Be Discovered When We Seek Thin Places? (Part 2 with Jeff Mount)

   What do we discover when we become quiet enough to let a place change us? On this episode of The Brian Turner Show, Brian continues his conversation with Jeff Mount for part two of their exploration of pilgrimage, surrender, presence, and what it means to live a wealthy life. Jeff is a life coach, leadership mentor, longtime self-defense instructor, and author of Seeking Thin Places: How Sacred Travel Heals, Awakens, and Restores the Soul. Building on the first part of their conversation, Brian and Jeff explore why pilgrimage is not something to conquer or control, and how some of its deepest lessons emerge when expectations fall away and we become willing to receive what a journey has to offer. Together, they discuss loss, grief, and the importance of giving hardship meaningful shape rather than simply carrying its wounds forward. Jeff also reflects on pilgrimage as an act of hospitality, one that asks us to approach a place with humility, reverence, and a willingness to listen rather than extract. Plus, how seeking thin places can transform ordinary life, why the stories we tell about money can matter as much as the numbers themselves, and what happens when our resources become more closely aligned with our values. Ultimately, Jeff offers a broader understanding of abundance, one rooted not only in financial resources, but in joy, connection, beauty, gratitude, and presence. This episode is a reminder that seeking thin places is not only about where we travel. It is about learning to notice more, hold less tightly, and become more receptive to the richness already around us. For more from Jeff Mount, visit https://www.jeffmountcoaching.com/, follow him on Instagram @JMountCoaching, subscribe to his Substack newsletter "Myth and the Warrior Poet", and visit https://www.seekingthinplaces.com/ to pick up his new book, "Seeking Thin Places". If you’d like to reach out to Brian, connect with him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-turner-procyon/.

3. 

   29 Sept 2026

   Can Pilgrimage Teach Us to Need Less and Live More Fully? (Part 1 with Jeff Mount)

   What if the most important journey is the one that brings you back to yourself? On this episode of The Brian Turner Show, Brian sits down with Jeff Mount for part one of a two-part conversation about pilgrimage, purpose, success, and what it means to live a wealthy life. Jeff is a life coach, leadership mentor, longtime self-defense instructor, and author of Seeking Thin Places: How Sacred Travel Heals, Awakens, and Restores the Soul. The common thread in each chapter of his life has been a fascination with what allows people to become more fully themselves. Together, Brian and Jeff explore the role of play, the difference between performance and authenticity, and why some of the most important work we do happens in the privacy of our own hearts. Jeff reflects on how pilgrimage evolved from a way to escape pressure into an intentional practice of surrender, one designed not simply to show us something new, but to allow a place and a journey to change us. Plus, what happens when travel becomes another form of consumption, why possessions can create only the appearance of security, and how success itself can become costly when it is built through relentless self-criticism. This episode is a reminder that living a wealthy life may require more than achieving, acquiring, or arriving somewhere new. Sometimes it begins by stepping away from the noise long enough to discover who you are, what truly matters, and what you are here to offer. For more from Jeff Mount, visit https://www.jeffmountcoaching.com/, follow him on Instagram @JMountCoaching, subscribe to his Substack newsletter "Myth and the Warrior Poet", and visit https://www.seekingthinplaces.com/ to pick up his new book, "Seeking Thin Places". If you’d like to reach out to Brian, connect with him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-turner-procyon/.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

4.9 / 5

14 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

11 ratings

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