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Exploring the legacy of Michael Jackson with radio host Jermaine D'Vauz. We look at the music and the man behind the myth.

Jermaine D'Vauz joins the show to discuss the lasting impact of Michael Jackson on music nostalgia. We look back at the anticipation surrounding his final London shows and the human side of an artist who shaped pop culture. It is a conversation about the craft, the performance, and why those songs still hold such weight today.

As a dedicated radio host, Jermaine brings a fresh perspective to the This Is It era. We discuss the clips that define his stage presence and the complex reality of a star who was constantly in the spotlight. This episode strips away the noise to focus on the artistry and the memories left behind.

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Michael Jackson fans love the hits, but the real chills come from the moments you were never supposed to hear: the studio talk, the rough takes, the melodies before the lyrics, the heartbeat inside the demos. After I stumbled onto Australian Radio Host Jermaine D'Vauz on Instagram, I had to bring him on to play rare Michael Jackson recordings and tell the stories around them. What starts as pure music nostalgia turns into a surprisingly human conversation about craft, pressure, and why certain songs still feel like a spiritual experience.

We dig into Michael’s perfectionism and what that can cost, especially around the This Is It era, anxiety, and exhaustion. We also zoom back to Thriller history, including how close the album came to not being released, and why a track like “Human Nature” can suddenly surge again when culture gives it a new doorway. If you’ve ever wondered how legacy music keeps reinventing itself for kids who weren’t even born for it, you’ll hear it here in real time.

Then we go deeper: the complicated ethics of unreleased material, what the estate might actually be optimizing for, and how the Michael Jackson biopic is shaping the “myth” versus the person. Jermaine also shares his bigger goal with radio and podcasting: bringing joy, humanity, and inner-child curiosity back into the things we love, while the future of audio keeps blending into one personality-driven ecosystem.

If this conversation hits you, subscribe, share it with a fellow MJ fan, and leave a review so more listeners can find it. What’s the one unreleased song you wish the world could hear next?

June 25th, 2009: The world learned of Michael Jackson's death. For fans, especially at 16, the news was devastating, marking the loss of a luminary figure. A truly parasocial bond felt intensely. #MichaelJackson #KingOfPop #NeverForget #PopCulture #2009

A touching story of Michael Jackson's deep care for children. Witness his immediate concern and protective actions when he encountered two 3-year-old twins and their brother amidst a fan crowd. #MichaelJackson #Kindness #Humanity #Inspiration #Childhood

Quincy Jones almost left 'Beat It' off Thriller. The album was initially hated by labels and even Michael Jackson himself. Engineer Bruce Swedien saved it, remixing the entire thing. #ThrillerAlbum #MichaelJackson #QuincyJones #MusicHistory #BeatIt

You can do everything “right” and still feel wrong inside. That’s the tension we explore with Saahil Mehta, Dubai-based speaker, coach, and author of Break Free, after he realized he had chased an inherited version of success and paid for it with his health, his peace, and his authenticity. If you’ve ever looked at your life and thought, “Why am I not more grateful?” this conversation puts language to that feeling and shows a way forward that is both ambitious and human.

We talk about people pleasing as more than a personality quirk. Saahil breaks down the moment “no” is in your head but “yes” comes out, how that pattern trains everyone around you, and why setting boundaries can initially upset relationships that were built on the old, compliant version of you. He also shares how chronic stress and self-betrayal showed up in his body, why he started decluttering his life, and how prioritizing himself made him a better husband, father, and leader.

Then we zoom out to zero regret living and entrepreneurial fulfillment. Saahil introduces his “internal seven summits” framework for defining success on your terms and making decisions that protect what matters, not just business growth. We also get into common traits that hold high performers back, like always being available, putting business first at any cost, identifying yourself with the business, and chasing approval.

If you want clearer priorities, better boundaries, and a definition of success you actually believe in, hit play, then subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway.

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You can do everything “right” and still feel wrong inside. That’s the tension we explore with Saahil Mehta (https://www.instagram.com/saahilmehtaofficial/?hl=en) , Dubai-based speaker, coach, and author of Break Free (https://www.saahilmehta.com/download-the-break-free-vision-book/) , after he realized he had chased an inherited version of success and paid for it with his health, his peace, and his authenticity. If you’ve ever looked at your life and thought, “Why am I not more grateful?” this conversation puts language to that feeling and shows a way forward that is both ambitious and human.

We talk about people pleasing as more than a personality quirk. Saahil breaks down the moment “no” is in your head but “yes” comes out, how that pattern trains everyone around you, and why setting boundaries can initially upset relationships that were built on the old, compliant version of you. He also shares how chronic stress and self-betrayal showed up in his body, why he started decluttering his life, and how prioritizing himself made him a better husband, father, and leader.

Then we zoom out to zero regret living and entrepreneurial fulfillment. Saahil introduces his “internal seven summits” framework for defining success on your terms and making decisions that protect what matters, not just business growth. We also get into common traits that hold high performers back, like always being available, putting business first at any cost, identifying yourself with the business, and chasing approval. 

If you want clearer priorities, better boundaries, and a definition of success you actually believe in, hit play, then subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway.


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Welcome to The Brad Weisman Show, where we dive into the world of real people, real life, and everything in between with your host, Brad Weisman! 🎙️ Join us for candid conversations, laughter, and a fresh take on the real world. Get ready to explore the ups and downs of life with a side of humor. From property to personality, we've got it all covered. Tune in, laugh along, and let's get real! 🏡🌟 #TheBradWeismanShow #RealPeopleRealLife 

Credits - The music for my podcast was written and performed by Jeff Miller. 

Highly successful entrepreneurs reveal the 7 common behavioral traits that hinder growth. Learn to overcome clutter, people-pleasing, and business-first mindsets to become a better version of yourself. #Entrepreneurship #PersonalGrowth #BehavioralTraits #SelfImprovement

Discover how paying cash for procedures can unlock dramatic discounts, often 50-60% less than insurance. Learn about bundled episodes of care for employers, making procedures effectively free for employees and significantly cheaper overall. #HealthcareSavings #CashPay #EmployerBenefits #MedicalCosts #ValueBasedCare

When authenticity clashes with people-pleasing, relationships shift. Setting boundaries can feel rude to those used to a false version of you, forcing a choice between connection and self. #Authenticity #Boundaries #SelfCare #PersonalGrowth

Sometimes the biggest challenges aren’t the ones everyone can see—they’re the ones happening internally.

In this conversation, Saahil Mehta and Brad Weisman talk about the different “summits” we all have in life: the goals we’re chasing, the challenges we’re navigating, and the personal growth that happens along the way.

The question is simple:
Are the decisions you’re making moving you closer to your summits—or further away?

🎙️ Watch the full conversation on The Brad Weisman Show.

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Get ready for a great conversation with Saahil Mehta on The Brad Weisman Show!

In this episode, Brad sits down with Saahil for an honest and engaging conversation covering real-life experiences, personal growth, and the stories that shape who we become.
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Can we truly achieve zero regret, or is it a perpetual journey of reduction? The '0 regret' mindset acts as a North Star, guiding actions towards a life aligned with oneself, not societal expectations. This often challenges people-pleasing tendencies. #Regret #PersonalGrowth #SelfImprovement #LifeLessons

Choosing your authentic self over pleasing others, even if it means losing some people. Prioritize your well-being and happiness without sacrificing your integrity. #Authenticity #SelfLove #MentalHealth #BeReal

Tired of people-pleasing? Learn how to reclaim your personal peace and stop living for everyone else's approval.

Saahil Mehta joins the show to discuss why we constantly prioritize others at the expense of our own well-being. We explore the moment you realize that maintaining harmony for everyone else is actually costing you your own mental health, and why that realization is the first step toward change.

This conversation is for anyone who feels exhausted from saying yes when they mean no. We break down the practical shift required for setting boundaries, proving that you can prioritize yourself without needing to apologize for it.

Subscribe for more real conversations about life and growth, and tell us: what is one boundary you are setting this week?

What happens when everything changes in just a few seconds?

In this powerful clip from The Brad Weisman Show, a conversation takes an unexpected turn as they discuss a devastating car crash, the destruction that followed, and the perspective that comes from getting a second chance.

Constantly saying 'yes' when you mean 'no' can be deadly. Prioritizing others over your well-being leads to physical and mental exhaustion, as one man's near-fatal car crash revealed. Learn to set boundaries for your health. #PeoplePleasing #Boundaries #MentalHealth #SelfCare #PersonalGrowth