Tribe Collective

Nick Ige is an Army Ranger Veteran and Harvard student studying Neuroscience while climbing the highest mountain in each continent. In this Podcast, Nick asks Dillon a series of questions on creativity for his class at Harvard about creativity and trauma. Dillon delves into his life and uncovers the mechanisms behind his creativity and how he accesses he creative flow. Tune into this podcast to learn more about creativity and Dillon's relationship with it. Welcome to The Tribe!

Allene Somera from Ewa Beach, Hawai'i is a Wrestling State Champion, former wrestler for the U.S. Army, and the first women from Hawai'i to graduate Ranger School. In this Podcast, Ally speaks on her achievements, accolades, and goals she had accomplished in her short 30 years, but reflects most on the her important goal of having family, friends, and a commiunity. Ally speaks on her decorated career as a high level wrestler and the motivation and drive that had gotten her there. We learn about the mental fortitude and mindset needed to truly push yourself and excel through the failures of life. In this podcast of determination, grit, and passion, we learn through Ally what the most important values of life are. Welcome to The Tribe!

Laura Aldea is a triathlete and a travel ICU nurse from California. As a first generation American with parents from the Filipines, Laura knew the importance of both hard work and laughter from a young age. As a veteran 10x Coachella goer, we learn how this mana wahine can balance health and fitness with the joys life can bring. Laura asserts that resilience requires positivity and positivity requires creativity. In this insightful podcasts, we learn the mindset it takes for Laura to find her resilience in life through gratitude, play and making every situation fun. Tune into this week's Podcast to learn what it takes to become your most playful and resilient self. Welcome to the Tribe!

The Tribe Collective welcomes Chris Umana. Chris is an ultramarathon runner, photographer, army veteran, poet, and writer. In this podcast, Chris speaks about overcoming a debilitating back injury that prevented him for doing the things he loves to doAnd how his injury had taught him to be a better version of himself. Chris describes a balance between being all in to his passions vs being all consumed by his passions. Chris' details his journey as a marathon runner- how it started in Afghanistan while running with an Italian soldier, which lead to the London marathon. Then transitioning to his first 100 mile race in Texas where he learned to battle his demons of doubt and triumph over them. In this podcast we learn the importance of balancing family with passions; Chris speaks about his journey with mental health, depression, and anxiety and how he overcomes them. This podcast is real, raw, and vulnerable. Tune in to learn more about Chris and how to master your mind. Welcome to the Tribe!

The Tribe Collective Podcast welcomes Dori Yeh.  Dori is a LGBTQ advocate and UX Researcher for Peloton. Initially from Taiwan, Dori immigrated to the US speaking no English. Growing up bullied for being queer, coupled with a troubled home life, Dori learned the resilience she would need to succeed. In this inspiring and humbling podcast, we learn of Dori's struggles with purposelessness and homelessness that fueled her to work harder than everyone around her. Efforts that landed her into jobs Facebook and Charles Schwab.  Currently, Dori works for Peloton and lives in San Francisco with her partner. Tune in to the Tribe Collective Podcast for a story of grit, determination, and undying faith in self. Welcome To the Tribe!

The Tribe Collective welcomes back a returned guest to the podcast, Timberlin “Timbo” Henderson. Timbo is a Navajo Ultramarathon runner who most recently established the course record of Monument Valley 50 miles race in 6 hours and 59 minutes.   In this Podcast, we learn about Timbo's mindset, training, and nutrition that has led him to his high level of athletic performance. Timbo breaks the stigma of being a lazy stoner through his usage of cannabis to not only perform better but to also heal his community.   This Podcast we go deep into understanding what it means to be an indigenous person of color and how Timbo aims to empower his people.   Hear more about Timbo at the Link In our Bio.   Welcome to The Tribe!

Triston Quitugua joins the Tribe Collective Podcast to discuss overcoming adversity. Growing up in an abusive household, Triston found sanctuary through cross country and wrestling. What started out as a safe haven became the corner stone to Triston's mental grit that he would later need in the challenges that lay ahead- especially becoming homeless, fighting fires in the wild back country, Thai prison, deportation to Vietnam, and so much more. In this raw and authentic Podcast, you will learn what it really takes to emancipate yourself from your mental shackles and how prioritizing your health will give you an advantage amongst chaos. Currently, Triston is a studying fireman at the Jacksonville Fire Department, Martial artist, loving husband to Phoebe, and father to his dog Rooster. Tune in to Listen to the story of @trissywissy Welcome to the Tribe!

The Tribe Collective welcomes Kanaka Maoli Ryan Chun from Waimea, Hawai'i to the podcast. Ryan Chun is an educator, fitness enthusiast, cultural practitioner, and advocate for mental health. He holds a Masters degree in Counselor Education: Emphasis in School Counseling. Ryan's podcast will take you on a journey of a young man who leaves his home of Hawaii to pursue the best version of himself and the trials and tribulations that followed Ryan speaks on his personal beliefs of Aloha, the future of academia in and out of Hawaii, intentional training and development of teachers, education and student resources, how to love unconditionally, and mental health. This thought provoking podcast will leave you inspired and offer you the life through the lens of a Pacific Islander. Welcome to the Tribe

Nick Ige, born and raised in Hilo, Hawaii, is a US Military veteran, Former Army Ranger, and current Harvard Student studying neuroscience. Nick's goal is to raise awareness for Veteran Education and University Students Mental Health through summiting each continents tallest mountains such as Mt. Everest and Mt.Denal In this inspiring podcast, Nick tells us about his mental fortitude to do hard things, his relationship with violence, his personal journey with PTSD and psychedelics as well his goals for this year like biking across America and studying reindeer in Mongolia. Welcome to The Tribe!

In this special 420 podcast, the Tribe Collective welcomes Timberlin “Timbo” Henderson. Timbo is a professional ultramarathon runner for Stigma Active Wear. In October of 2022, Timbo will run 420 miles in the time span of 4-5 days to break the “lazy stoner” stigma. Timbo will be using CBD soft gels, vapes, and other THC products to fuel this incredible feat he calls the 420 Run Project. Tune in to the Tribe Collective Podcast to hear more about 420 Run Project and Timbo's goals for this year! Welcome to The Tribe.

Joel “Philly Goggins” Cervantes (@hownowbrownjoel) joins the Tribe Collective podcast to discuss all things Moab 240. Joel is a 2021 Moab 240 finisher from Philadelphia. With host Dillon Quitugua, he delves into his play by play of his race, discussing both the highs and lows he had experienced in the rugged terrain of Utah. Joel attributes much of his success to his friends who became family, as well as mentors he had for this race. He exclaims that he was overwhelmed with gratitude for the love & support from those back home. Joel explains his work life balance as a Special Needs Pediatric Nurse, working night shifts, as well as juggling training and cohosting the @fightfortomorrow podcast. In this in-depth podcast, we learn from two very different Moab 240 finishers how to train and finish a race with by using mental fortitude and physical preparation. Welcome to The Tribe

Tribe Collective talks Moab 240 with Hosts Bran & Dill with guest Johnny. Bran, Dill, and Johnny dive deep into the experiences of the Moab 240. Dill explains how he was able to train to finish his race, his racing strategies, food, nutrition, and hallucinations that he had while running. Dill talks about his motivations, his whys, and the deep aspects of loneliness on the trail. This podcast focuses on spirituality and the how positive thoughts can truly help yourself and others. Dill asserts that by believing in yourself, you're already 70% percent done. Welcome to the Tribe.

The Tribe Pillars are back in this Special Podcasts that discusses the life of the fourth Pillar of Tribe, Joseph Koyle. This podcast is conversation between @dill_daddy, @branperez, and @magz.media. We discuss the origins of Tribe, how we know Joe, as well as discussing Joe's funeral and the wide impact he had on many people.

Sergio Florian Foremost a husband and a father. Sergio is an endurance athlete and doctor of physical therapy. He lives in Kaaawa, Hawaii and owns his own practice called Wellness Neuro, where he specializes in treating neurological conditions. The concept of his clinic is based around movement, by using movement to heal. Helping those that are paralyzed, move again!

Conor Welch joins the Tribe Collective Podcast to explain the necessary discomfort needed to find happiness. Conor explains through the mediums of the backcountry, ice climbing, and guiding through Western Colorado University’s Western Pursuits program. Conor discusses how his past drug usage and break up were propellants to build his life to where he is today. We learn some of the most nutritionally beneficial meals that can be procured in the back country, too! At the end of the podcast, Conor embarks the wisdoms of planning and preparation to be successful in any endeavor. Please listen Into this rich podcast to learn how to live more like Conor. Welcome to the Tribe

Julian Cullumber joins this weeks Tribe Collective Podcast during his final hour on vacation in Hawai’i. As a longtime friend of Podcast host Dillon, he retells his experiences throughout the week, including running a marathon through Mānoa, hiking the Stairway to Heaven and eating sushi. We learn more about Julian’s identity as an ultramarathon runner as we discuss his running origins as being a social activity rather than an egotistical endeavor at Western State Colorado University. Julian emphasizes the importance of community and friendship in all areas of life, calling on his experiences coming out in a rural mountain town with little to no support from an absent LGBTQIA+ community. In this emotional and heart warming Podcast, you learn the meaning of holistic friendship as well as moving beyond fear to be your true self. You can find Julian on Instagram at @messy_sprinkle_spills Welcome to the Tribe

On this weeks podcast, we are joined with Cree Lehrman, an entrepreneur who embodies Main Character Energy. After graduating from University of Montana with a double degree in Business, she has created her living in the network marketing industry, travel, empowerment of others, and creating a culture of Self- Actualization. Cree describes the mindset she has cultivated to reach her personal definitions of success, happiness, and contentment. We learn about the importance of a morning routine, the emphasis on the Journey rather than the Destination and the bio hacking capabilities of Dancing to release endorphins to reach maximum performance. In this inspiring and informative podcast, the hosts of Tribe Collective too learned to be better manage our own brand and bios was. Listen in to hear more about Cree You can find her on Instagram at @coco.Cree Welcome to the Tribe

Christian “Da Poi Poundah” Natividad is a professional Mix Martial Artist who joins this weeks podcast to discuss the mindset needed to excel both in his professional career as a fighter as well as a professional working for Titan Solar Power. Christian describes his method of adopting a lesson every time he steps on the mat to train and uses the eternal learning mindset to propel him in life. Christian is joined by his long time friend Benjamin Padua to discuss In greater detail the intricacies of the the fight world as well as specifics of Christian’s fight career. Tune in to learn more about Christian and Ben on this weeks special podcast. Christian fights February 19,2021. Watch on the UFC Fight Pass. Follow Christian at @christiannatividad and Ben @howzit_ben Welcome to the Tribe

Tribe Pillar, Joseph “Joe” Koyle joins the Tribe Collective Podcast to reflect on his most recent ultramarathon, the 100 mile run that he completed last month. Joe provides insights on his experiences during his run and the mental fortitude needed to accomplish this task, as well as the hilarious circumstances that lead him to crash his car afterwards. Joe converses about his other passions including Iron man Training, serving in South Africa, finding his adrenaline threshold as a licensed skydiver, as well as his journey to lifelong learning as both a Pharmacist and Carpenter. Listen in to hear exciting news about Joe competing in the Moab 240 mile foot race this October. Follow his story here at @joe_koyle Welcome to the Tribe.

Core Tribe member, Magdalena “Maggie” Steele, is a rare breed of videographer and athlete. After graduating from Western State Colorado University with a Degree in Sport and Fitness Management with a minor in Film, Maggie pursued a career in film in Hawai’i. In this week’s pod we learn about Maggie’s first project documenting the protest of development of the Sherwood Forest on the island of Oahu, Hawai’i. We delve into her aspirations of documenting her trek to Mt Everest’s Base Camp as well as her new found sport of Ultra Running. Listen in to learn more about Maggie, her philosophies, and her thoughts. Fun Fact: Maggie edited this podcast herself. Follow her media Instagram @Maggiesteelefilms and personal Instagram @magz.media Welcome to the Tribe.

Ohio native, Hawaii transplant Carter Parry became ill in 2020 when a subtle cough became a fight for his life. Carter lost his lung and his right leg and all his toes, but still remains hopeful and motivated to surf again. Listen to Carter’s story of tribulations and triumph as he explains his mental processes that he uses to remain positive throughout his recovery process. You can follow his Instagram @carter_parry and YouTube at https://youtube.com/channel/UCxr2FkjpWN63xvqJlYM-ghQ to support and follow along.

Cameron Slugget is an entrepreneur, ultra Marathon runner, and all around badass. In December of 2020, Cam ran 170 miles in 6 days, completing the perimeter of Maui, Hawai’i in dedication to his cousin who has autism. Listen to his stories of triumph and tribulation as a man who lives with cerebral palsy in his hands that cause him to live creatively and to think outside the box to get his goals done. Cam is also passionate about farming, small businesses, web design, and much more. Tune in to find out more. Cam’s documentary, Dirty Toes, is available here: https://youtu.be/DMk-TP_GTZY Welcome to the Tribe

Jaslyn Ancheta is a photographer born and raised here on Oahu. She is self taught with a sincere passion for all things photography. Jaslyn’s goal is to show the beauty, strength, and enthusiasm of the people she points her camera towards. She finds beauty in the simplicity of film photographs and how they capture raw emotions in a way newer cameras just can’t do. She believes that capturing emotion is one of the most important aspects of her work. Listen in as Jaslyn shares her thoughts, goals, and perspective on this journey she has taken to be the best version of herself. Welcome to the Tribe. Follow her Instagram : @jaazitup Visit her site here: https://jaazitup.squarespace.com/about

Joshua Terao is a local boy who became one of the biggest names in the world of Hawai’i Wrestling and Judo by winning 4 high school state titles in each sport. Josh is an incredibly talented martial artist: he has his black belt in Judo and years experience in BJJ. He recently took 1st place at the Pan No-Gi IBJJ Championship. Not only is he successful in these sports, but Josh has his Masters Degree in Biology from American University. He currently works as a lab technician at Children’s National and also is an adjunct professor at Northern Virginia Community College. Listen in as he goes in depth on what it takes to be a champion on and off the mat.

Kawailehua Akiona meets with the Tribe Collective to tell her personal story. In this podcast, we learn about Kawai as she discusses the ideas of the mentality of decolonizing herself as she takes a step into her role as a Hawaiian, her spiritual quest to Mauna Kea, and her healing relationship with her father. She delves into her adult friendships that instigated positive paradigm shifts in her view of men, as well as breaking down the etymology, transliteration, and true meaning of the word Aloha. The Tribe draws parallels between being cultural/ethnic minorities, the lack of its representation in media, and overcoming these obstacles. Learn more about Kawai in this weeks episode. Welcome to the Tribe.

Author Jamie Valdez joins the Tribe Collective to discuss the motivations and inspirations of her new book Pretty Shitty. Throughout the entirety of the podcast, Jamie tattoos an illustration found in Pretty Shitty onto podcast host Brandon. Jamie touches on subjects such as her love life, political climate, and her best friend Kawai. The Tribe Collective offers feedback, questions, favorites, and interpretations of Pretty Shitty. SPECIAL GIVEAWAY: tag Jamie’s Instagram as well as The tribe collective on your story for a chance to win a signed Author’s copy of Pretty Shitty. You can find Pretty Shitty on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/pretty-shitty-Jamie-Valdez/dp/1715476948 Welcome to the Tribe

Brandon and Dillon, cofounders of the Tribe collective, reflect on their individual experiences and events that brought them together to create the idea of the “Tribe”. They provide testimonies of the South2North double marathon, dreams of Mt. Everest, their respective breakups, their mutual love for The Alchemist by Paulo Cohelo and more.

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