Jeremiah Waylon

Growing up in Ralston, Nebraska, Jeremiah Waylon had always been drawn to music and spent his teenage years playing in local bands, honing his skills, and dreaming of rock and roll stardom.

He moved to California at 19, where he immersed himself in the music scene, playing in various bands.   Jeremiah learned a lot about the industry, toured the country, and developed a deep passion for music and performance.

As he approached his mid-thirties, newly married and a baby on the way, he began to contemplate his future. While music would always be a part of him, he was ready to explore other passions and interests. Jeremiah decided to pursue a career as a personal trainer, using his love of fitness and health to help others achieve their goals.

Jeremiah quickly succeeded in his new profession, building a loyal client base of CEOs, celebrities, and athletes. He began writing about health and fitness, sharing his knowledge and insights with a broader audience. Over time, Jeremiah's writing evolved into a passion for storytelling. He began hosting his podcast, The Free-Range Human Life, which focuses on simple actions, systems, and processes that listeners can use to reach their goals and pursue personal growth one percent daily. Episodes are released Monday through Friday and are around 5 minutes or less each.

Today, Jeremiah is a successful entrepreneur with multiple businesses, including a Kettlebell training company called Iron Revival, which he co-founded with a friend and fellow coach in 2020. They developed and launched their app Bells which is designed to help simplify kettlebell training for all levels. With over 400 episodes of his podcast available where ever you listen to podcasts, Jeremiah is determined to inspire and motivate others to pursue their passions and live their best free-range human lives. He is currently writing his first book, based on personal growth through the 5 stages of change. As for the music, he still dj’s private parties and corporate events all over Southern California.