# Thea Wood

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This Couple Turned a 4 Million Dollar Gym...INTO A CHURCH!

Send us Fan Mail Doug and Thea are the founders of The Hive in Scottsdale, a $4 million faith-filled gym built not just for physical transformation, but for spiritual revival and radical community. In this episode of This Feels Holy, they share how God used their marriage, business, and personal he…

#006 Six Questions With Thea Wood

Welcome back to Six Questions With Matty C. It’s a simple short-form interview show from the fine folks at What Am I Making.  In each episode I’ll use the same half dozen questions about film or music, each with a five minute discussion limit to learn more from each guest about how the culture we c…

#413: Building A $6M Gym With Culture & Purpose with Doug & Thea Wood

They didn't just build a gym, they built a movement. Doug and Thea Wood are the powerhouse couple behind The Hive, Scottsdale's most talked-about gym and a hub for high-performing entrepreneurs. But that's just the surface. In this episode of Behind Gym Doors, Doug and Thea share how they turned pe…

John Thomas: The Kalamazoo Gals' Almost Forgotten Story

John Thomas: The Kalamazoo Gals’ Almost Forgotten Story This is an historic episode of Herizon Music. For the first time since launching in 2019, I am interviewing a MAN on the podcast. And I cannot think of any other man I would rather have than today’s guest. We met at an “off” SXSW event hosted …

Kick Fear in the Face: Why Action Is the Real Breakthrough with Thea Wood

What if the thing holding you back isn’t failure, but the fear of your own success? In today’s episode, host Lynzie and founder of CWC sits down with Thea Wood, co-founder of Hive Fit Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, a fitness and wellness ecosystem dedicated to transforming people from the inside out.…

How to Conquer Fear and Build Confidence with Faith | Thea Wood (Hive Fit Club)

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Fear doesn’t usually stop people loudly. More often, it works quietly—shaping decisions, limiting confidence, and keeping capable leaders stuck in patterns that no longer fit. In this episode of…

Podcast: Sintija Brence and The Politics of Grunge

Welcome to another episode of Herizon Music! Today’s guest comes to us from England! Her new book From Seattle To The System: Grunge As Political Expression is drawn from a thesis she completed at York St. John University where she is a PhD researcher in American History and Sociomusicology. She’s …

Nina Simone: A Conversation Between Generations, Pt. 2

When fellow Substack-er Thea Wood and I set up our interview about the omnipresence of Nina Simone in global culture and music, we touched upon as much as we could within the 55-minutes of our chat. We both agreed that there was a whole lot more we could have covered! In Pt. 1, Thea asked me about…

Nina Simone: A Conversation Between Generations, Pt. 1

When I first fell under the musical spell of Nina Simone in late 1964 at the age of 16, I had no inkling that the combination of her original version of “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” and “Black Is The Colour Of My True Love’s Hair” (track one, side one of “Nina Simone At Town Hall,” one of the on…