In this podcast episode, Bryson interviews Mike Bayer, a life coach and author who has worked with many famous entertainers. Mike shares about his past struggles with addiction and how he went from running free rehab groups out of his apartment to having a successful coaching practice. He discusses his time working in Iraq to help women who suffered trauma and how he tried unsuccessfully to get celebrities to support this cause. Mike also opens up about his sexuality, past relationships, and some "dooshy" behavior. Ultimately, the episode explores Mike's journey to finding purpose through helping others after overcoming his own challenges. Bryson asks thoughtful questions and Mike provides candid, insightful responses about personal growth, recovery, mentors, and making amends.

Johnny describes his unconventional path to becoming a successful strength and movement coach in Los Angeles. He shares how struggling with learning disabilities and a turbulent childhood led him to seek out mentors and educate himself. Johnny recounts working with elite athletes, starting an innovative training facility, and overcoming major adversity. He explains his training philosophies focused on expanding physical and mental range of motion. Johnny and the host dive into lessons from Brazilian jiu-jitsu and books that have shaped Johnny's values. Overall, Johnny provides an inspiring perspective on choosing to rise up during hardship and surrounding oneself with positive influences.

In this revealing interview, host Bryson Banks sits down with comedian and sports media personality Jenn Sterger to discuss her career journey, personal growth, core values, biggest insecurities, views on mortality, and her modeling work with publications like Maxim and Playboy. Jenn spoke candidly about reclaiming her authenticity and not being afraid to put herself out there again after the scandal involving Brett Favre pictures that she endured. They delve into Jenn's experiences dealing with bullying and adversity in the public eye, the unhealthy relationship patterns that led to her past divorce, setting boundaries with family, and the ongoing work she does to move towards greater purpose, authenticity, and self-prioritization. Jenn shares sage advice for navigating difficult dynamics, emphasizes the power of vulnerability despite the inherent risks, and expresses her desire to lift others up once she reaches higher levels of success.

Host Bryson Banks interviews Martin Amini and discusses his rapid rise in the stand-up comedy world, selling out shows across the country and getting offers for a comedy special. He talks about leaning into crowd work and being highly engaged with audiences, as well as some chaotic early experiences doing stand-up while on mushrooms. Amini reflects on personal growth, letting go of bitterness, and focusing on living a purpose-driven life centered around strong values. He emphasizes the importance of mental health, having genuine connections, and communicating openly. Towards the end, Martin opens up about his past as a drug dealer and the character it built that guides him today. Overall, he conveyed deep authenticity while highlighting keys to both his material and spiritual success.

In this week's episode of "Daddy Knows Best," the  host interviews his guest Nacya Marreiro, a comedian originally from Portugal who now lives in Los Angeles. Nacya shares stories about her unique life journey, which took her from working tough summer jobs in Portugal as a teenager to becoming a flight attendant in the Middle East before eventually getting into stand-up comedy. The two discuss Nacya's experiences of spending time in Norway, where she first tried stand-up on a whim at an open mic night. Throughout the conversation, Nacya and the host trade entertaining stories about bad roommates, dating mishaps, and their shared love of dogs. She talks about her recent appearance on Dr. Drew's podcast. Nacya also plugs her upcoming improv comedy show, The Riff, which was featured on The Joe Rogan Experience. 

Comedian Bryson Banks interviews fellow comic Leslie Liao. They discuss Leslie's new Netflix special, her performances at various comedy festivals, and the challenges of being a female stand-up comedian. Leslie recounts some mischievous antics from her youth while also examining what constitutes dooshy behavior. They talk about the difficulties of dating in Los Angeles and the importance of self-improvement through practices like reading. Overall, the conversation provides an inside look into succeeding in stand-up comedy and maintaining well-being through life's ups and downs.

Comedian Bryson Banks interviews fellow comedian Finesse Mitchell. Finesse is an SNL alum and Bryson was impressed by his extensive credits in TV and comedy. They discuss Finesse's journey in comedy, performing standup in college in Miami, and rapidly rising to land a spot on SNL. Finesse shares stories from his SNL days, the intensive environment, and regrets about not taking it more seriously. The two comedians talk about friendship dynamics amongst peers in the comedy world, supporting up-and-coming comedians, and not getting distracted comparing yourself to others. Finesse offers advice for approaching standup comedy and reading the audience. Other topics included parenting, Finesse's relationship book, and the importance of open communication in relationships. Overall, it's an insightful conversation between two comedians at differing levels of success and experience. They exchange industry knowledge and wisdom on comedy, relationships, and managing a high-profile career.

In this podcast episode, Bryson Banks interviews comedian Will Burkart. Will discusses his rapid rise to success through viral Instagram videos and current life touring as a headliner. He shares stories from his past including being bullied and getting kicked out of a bar, and is open about regularly smoking marijuana and experimenting with mushrooms. Will explains his approach to social media and perspectives on happiness and spirituality. He recounts some difficult psychedelic experiences with mushrooms. Additionally, Will talks about his 3-year relationship and plans for the future, including releasing a podcast, getting a standup special, and continuing to tour. 

In this wide-ranging conversation, stand-up comics Tony Rock and Bryson Banks discuss their childhoods, careers in comedy, parenting, relationships, and more. They bond over their early inspirations in comedy and share behind-the-scenes stories from throughout their lives and careers. Tony shares his perspective on the infamous onstage slap of his brother, Chris Rock, by Will Smith at the Oscars. The two comedians also open up about some of their past mistakes and dooshy behavior. Bryson gets vulnerable and discloses personal details about the factors contributing to his early days of dooshbaggery. Overall, the episode provides an intimate look at the lives of working stand-up comics.

In this episode of Daddy Knows Best, host Bryson Banks and his two guests, comedians Danny Mullen and Leo Dottavio have a lively conversation covering various topics. They discuss humorous stories about their misadventures as former "dooshbags,” Danny and Bryson’s jiu jitsu practices, Danny and Leo's successful YouTube channel, and Leo's experience appearing on The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise. The comedians joke around with one another extensively, and share hilarious stories and anecdotes in their signature comedic style. Overall, the three comedians engage in playful, lighthearted banter throughout the episode.