What if the wisdom you need to change your life is just one question away?
Welcome to The Ginni Show, where multi-award-nominated broadcaster, producer, and entrepreneur Ginni Saraswati sits down with the world’s most fascinating minds—experts, Olympians, doctors, disruptors, and everyday revolutionaries—for unapologetically curious conversations that heal, elevate, and expand the way we live.
This is not another self-help podcast stuffed with regurgitated advice. It’s where insight meets intention. From neuroscience-backed sleep hacks with Dr. Alison Kole, to mastering your focus with behavioral design guru Nir Eyal, from emotional detoxing with cancer-thriver Elissa Goodman, to Olympic breakdancer Sunny Choi’s raw reflections on failure, identity, and joy—each episode is a masterclass in embodied wisdom, served with wit, warmth, and clarity. It’s where the questions we’re all afraid to ask are voiced. The ones that cut through noise, challenge dogma, and invite authenticity to the table.
Guests are invited into intimate dialogue—human to human, heart to heart—where transformation doesn’t sound like a TED Talk, but like a friend handing you a flashlight in the dark.
You’ll walk away with more than motivation. You’ll leave with tactical tools, paradigm shifts, and the quiet nudge to look inward. Expect science-rooted truths on productivity, holistic health, emotional mastery, creative resilience, and how to live in deeper alignment with who you truly are.
Whether you're an overachieving entrepreneur trying to unhook from hustle culture, a seeker curious about what lies beyond the scroll, or simply a human looking to feel more alive, The Ginni Show will meet you where you are—and lovingly call you forward.
New episodes drop weekly. Each one is a portal. Step in—and come out lighter.
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What if the wisdom you need to change your life is just one question away?
Welcome to The Ginni Show, where multi-award-nominated broadcaster, producer, and entrepreneur Ginni Saraswati sits down with the world’s most fascinating minds—experts, Olympians, doctors, disruptors, and everyday revolutionaries—for unapologetically curious conversations that heal, elevate, and expand the way we live.
This is not another self-help podcast stuffed with regurgitated advice. It’s where insight meets intention. From neuroscience-backed sleep hacks with Dr. Alison Kole, to mastering your focus with behavioral design guru Nir Eyal, from emotional detoxing with cancer-thriver Elissa Goodman, to Olympic breakdancer Sunny Choi’s raw reflections on failure, identity, and joy—each episode is a masterclass in embodied wisdom, served with wit, warmth, and clarity. It’s where the questions we’re all afraid to ask are voiced. The ones that cut through noise, challenge dogma, and invite authenticity to the table.
Guests are invited into intimate dialogue—human to human, heart to heart—where transformation doesn’t sound like a TED Talk, but like a friend handing you a flashlight in the dark.
You’ll walk away with more than motivation. You’ll leave with tactical tools, paradigm shifts, and the quiet nudge to look inward. Expect science-rooted truths on productivity, holistic health, emotional mastery, creative resilience, and how to live in deeper alignment with who you truly are.
Whether you're an overachieving entrepreneur trying to unhook from hustle culture, a seeker curious about what lies beyond the scroll, or simply a human looking to feel more alive, The Ginni Show will meet you where you are—and lovingly call you forward.
New episodes drop weekly. Each one is a portal. Step in—and come out lighter.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, Jay Stuart Wakefield shares his unique journey from zoology to archaeology, detailing his fascinating discoveries in the field of ancient artifacts, particularly from the Bronze Age. He discusses the significance of his findings, including the interpretation of ancient languages and the impact of disinformation on historical narratives.
Wakefield also explores the importance of copper trade in ancient civilizations and challenges conventional views on historical events, such as the role of Columbus in the discovery of America. Through his insights, he sheds light on the interconnectedness of ancient cultures and the advancements in archaeological research facilitated by modern technology.
What You’ll Learn:
01:30 From Zoology to Archaeology: A Unique Journey
03:11 Decoding the Past: Discoveries in Bronze Age Artifacts
05:52 Interpreting Ancient Languages: The Art of Translation
08:57 Unveiling New Discoveries: The Veneti Language and Beyond
11:52 The Impact of Disinformation on Historical Understanding
14:58 The Significance of Copper Trade in Ancient Civilizations
17:53 Revisiting Stonehenge: A Monument to Discovery
20:57 Out of Place Artifacts: Evidence of Transatlantic Connections
23:53 The Role of Modern Technology in Archaeological Research
27:02 Challenging Historical Narratives: Columbus and Beyond
29:58 The Cataclysm of 1197 BC: A Turning Point in History
Connect with Jay:
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“The happiest time of the year?”
Whoever said that obviously hasn’t met your [insert family member name here].
Whether it’s fiery political debates at the dinner table, tricky relationship dynamics with your in-laws, or unsuccessfully trying to hide the booze from chatty Uncle Bob, the holidays can be filled with more drama than an episode of Real Housewives.
So before you walk through that door this year, this timely episode is here to offer you some much-needed emotional reinforcement.
Today, you’ll hear Ginni’s top coping strategies for managing difficult family dynamics during the holidays. You name it, she’s been there. These tips will help you get through it with more ease.
You’ll hear about the lessons Ginni has learned from years of awkward holiday gatherings. You’ll learn how these holiday hacks have helped her survive family time with more patience and grace. You’ll also hear a fresh perspective on how we count the hours in our year, remembering that it’s just one day- and you’re gonna be ok.
What You’ll Learn:
Connect with Ginni:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginnisaraswati
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theginnishow/?hl=en
Website: www.ginnimedia.com
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