LEO’s Infinite frequency

Welcome to an in-depth exploration of the ancient Persian Empire, a civilization that defied the odds and left an indelible mark on the world. In this episode, we dive into the rich history of Persia, the first true superpower, known not only for its vast empire but also for its forward-thinking governance and mystical wisdom.

Discover how Persia built the first global empire under the leadership of Cyrus the Great, stretching from Greece to India. Learn about their unique approach to ruling, which absorbed rather than erased local cultures, a strategy modern governments could learn from.

We'll also explore the less known side of Persia: its mystical and philosophical contributions, including the emergence of Zoroastrianism, one of the earliest monotheistic religions. Delve into the world of Persian mystics and alchemists, who blended science with spirituality, laying the groundwork for many key concepts we recognize today in religion and philosophy.

Finally, we reflect on Persia's enduring legacy, both through its historical influence and its modern-day incarnation as Iran. Tune in as we unlock the secrets of a civilization that understood the balance of knowledge, power, and mystery—an understanding that continues to shape our world today.

Leo Lothbrock tells his powerful recovery story — from homelessness and addiction to building a growing global podcast community. He discusses gratitude, alignment, and staying connected through the toughest seasons.

Honest and unpolished, this episode explores the rewards and challenges of recovery, the strength of community, and how small acts of support can change lives. Leo invites listeners to engage, share, and join him through the holidays.

In this short, powerful episode of The Infinite Frequency the host shares the "Dragner Winter Code": three bite-sized recovery steps — Acceptance, Awareness, and Action — to help listeners through the festive season.

The episode combines personal experience, simple practices (breathing, journaling, meditation), daily disciplines, and mantras to build structure, forgiveness, and community support for those struggling with addiction, trauma, or isolation.

Warm, direct, and encouraging, the episode invites listeners to reflect, take gentle action, and connect with a supportive tribe.

In this early-morning episode the host shares a lighthearted reflection on Saint Lucia of Syracuse — “the light that wouldn't go out” — retelling her martyrdom and how her story became a symbol of hope and resilience. The host connects Lucia's courage to personal recovery, discipline, and finding light through routine and small daily acts.

Short, encouraging closing reflections invite listeners to keep going, engage with the show, and join daily live streams and community support.

In this episode Leo Lothbrock shares his personal recovery journey — from years of addiction and homelessness to quitting substances, building routines, and finally finding stability in his own home.

He reflects on the power of online recovery meetings, the emotional meaning of getting a proper bed, and the small, steady victories that bring hope and renewal.

Leo Lothbrock shares his raw and inspiring journey from homelessness and addiction to recovery, faith, and purpose. He reflects on the routines, people, and spiritual awakening that helped him rebuild his life and launch The Infinite Frequency, while planning charitable work through True Aid.

This episode offers practical resources, compassion for those in need, and a call to action to acknowledge and support people experiencing homelessness — plus ways to connect and engage with Leo's growing recovery community.

Leo Lothbrock reflects on an emotional TikTok Live that affirmed his recovery and the power of community, gratitude, and being seen.

He outlines plans for the Infinite Frequency podcast, daily content, outreach to people in need, and a mission to turn personal experience into support and hope for others.

This episode explores what Christmas means today and traces its roots back to ancient winter rites — Yule, Roman festivals like Saturnalia and Sol Invictus — and how those traditions were woven into the story of Christmas.

It also connects the season’s themes of death and rebirth to personal recovery and community care, urging listeners to share kindness, support groups like Diabase Community, and remember that light returns after darkness.