At the Cabana, Brandon Jenner opens up like never before. In this heartfelt episode of Confessions at the Cabana, Brandon talks about his music career, growing up in a famous Malibu family, and the pressure and expectations that come with a well-known name. He shares how he found his own path through creativity, fatherhood, and deep self-reflection. Brandon also speaks candidly about his father’s transition from Bruce to Caitlyn, what it taught him about identity and love, and what it means to raise children in today’s world with authenticity and heart. Together, Brandon Jenner and host Zoe Scott dive into life’s biggest questions — why we’re here, what really matters, and how to live with purpose. ✨ A raw, real, and inspiring conversation straight from Malibu.

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Oscar-nominated filmmaker Roko Belic joins Confessions at the Cabana to share the extraordinary stories behind his life’s work — and his quest to understand what truly makes us happy.

From his Academy Award–nominated debut Genghis Blues to his global documentary Happy (now streaming on Amazon), Roko takes us on an emotional journey through storytelling, joy, and the human spirit.

In one of the most vulnerable conversations we’ve had at the Cabana, Roko opens up about the pain of losing his best friend at just 22, and how that loss shaped his understanding of life, purpose, and connection. He also shares the powerful story of his father’s brave attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean — a journey that ended in tragedy but revealed the depth of human courage and love.

This is a raw, inspiring, and deeply human episode about resilience, creativity, and the pursuit of meaning.

Join us for a powerful, unfiltered conversation with Shira Yevin — also known as ShiraGirl — founder of Gritty In Pink, punk rocker, and trailblazer for women in music. In this episode of Confessions at the Cabana, we dive into:

The legendary story of how ShiraGirl crashed the Vans Warped Tour in a pink RV, disrupted the status quo, and created the Shiragirl Stage to elevate female artists. 

The systemic challenges women still face in the music industry — from underrepresentation to gatekeeping — and how Shira is using her platform to change that. 

The evolution of Gritty In Pink — its mission, the INPINK marketplace, artist support, events, and community-building. 

Her personal journey, creative vision, what fuels her fire, and what she dreams of for the next generation of female artists.

How Malibu (and communities everywhere) can heal, rise, and amplify feminine strength through art, activism, and unity.

This is a heart-and-guts episode — raw stories, real solutions, and radical hope. Whether you’re a music lover, creator, or justice-seeker, ShiraGirl’s passion is contagious.

Gritty In Pink (official website): grittyinpink.co 

Shiragirl / ShiraGirl (band / artist site): shiragirl.com 

ShiraGirl on Instagram: @shira_girl

Model, actress, and healer Livia Pillman lost everything when her Malibu home burned to the ground during the Palisades Fire in January 2025. But out of the ashes, she found purpose, healing, and a deeper calling to help others. In this Confessions at the Cabana - Woman On Top episode, Livia opens up about: Surviving the Palisades Fire and starting over from nothing. How her spiritual and healing practices helped her rebuild her life. Her humanitarian work empowering women and children around the world. The lessons she’s learned about resilience, love, and finding peace after loss. Livia’s story is one of transformation — a reminder that even when life burns to the ground, the soul can rise again.

Learn more at liviapillman.com

Follow her on Instagram: @liviapillman

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Sometimes healing arrives with wings. Actress, filmmaker, and storyteller Maria Bertrand shares her extraordinary confession at the Cabana — the day she saved a tiny sparrow, and how that bird, whom she named Happy, went on to save her in return.

In the midst of grief and depression, Maria found light and resilience through her unlikely companion. Their bond became the heart of her documentary “Finding Happy” — a project supported by actor Gerard Butler, who was deeply moved by the story.

But Maria’s journey doesn’t stop there. She also opens up about her newest project, “Got Daddy Issues” — a film she co-wrote, directed, and stars in, bringing her passion for raw, authentic storytelling to the big screen.

At the Cabana, Maria speaks candidly about:

How a tiny sparrow gave her hope, healing, and purpose.

The making of her documentary Finding Happy 

Transforming pain and grief into art and storytelling.

Her new movie Got Daddy Issues — why she felt called to write, direct, and act in it.

In this eye-opening episode of Confessions at the Cabana, award-winning fashion designer and Malibu local Jeff Garner reveals the hidden toxins in our clothing — and why what we wear may be quietly harming both our health and the planet. Jeff’s journey is fueled by personal tragedy: losing his mother to breast cancer and one of his daughters to pesticide exposure. These experiences inspired him to create fashion that heals instead of harms. Through his brand Prophetik, Jeff is pioneering sustainable, plant-dyed, plant-based clothing that’s changing the way we think about style. His work has drawn the support of global changemakers like Gerard Butler, Darin Olien, Suzy Cameron, and Kelly Slater, and his designs have been worn by stars including Taylor Swift, Sheryl Crow, and Kings of Leon. Jeff’s award-winning documentary “Let Them Be Naked” premiered at London Fashion Week, exposing the dark truths of fast fashion while inspiring a worldwide conversation on conscious clothing. 👉 Watch Jeff Garner’s full confession now on Confessions at the Cabana — where Malibu’s creatives, celebrities, and visionaries share their rawest truths and stories that inspire us all. #JeffGarner #ConfessionsAtTheCabana #SustainableFashion #ToxicFashion #LondonFashionWeek #GerardButler #KellySlater #TaylorSwift #letthembenaked

Former Baywatch star David Chokachi joins Confessions at the Cabana to share his powerful story of resilience. He opens up about navigating dark times, his ongoing work with Wings of Rescue saving dogs across the U.S., and his experience rescuing animals during the Palisades Fire. David also reflects on life beyond Baywatch and dives into his most recent acting projects. A heartfelt conversation about healing, courage, and the power of giving back.

Actress Praya Lundberg: White Lotus Star on Family, Self-Love & Compassion

In this special Confessions at the Cabana — Woman on Top episode, Thai-Swedish actress, model, and activist Praya Lundberg opens up about the lessons that shaped her journey from international runways to Hollywood screens. Known for her role in HBO’s White Lotus and her humanitarian work as a former UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador, Praya reveals the deeper values that guide her life.

She shares why she now prioritizes family over work, how her rescue dogs gave her unconditional love and healing, and why it’s important to normalize conversations about the hormonal depression many women experience before their period. With honesty and warmth, Praya reflects on finding compassion — not only for others, but also for herself.

In this episode, Praya discusses:

Growing up Thai-Swedish and navigating two cultures

Choosing family over fame and career

How her rescue dogs “rescued” her in return

Women’s health, hormonal cycles, and compassion

Her journey as a model, White Lotus actress, and humanitarian

This inspiring conversation reminds us that behind the spotlight and achievements, true power comes from love, compassion, and authenticity.

Pro surfer and WSL commentator Strider Wasilewski gets raw in the very first episode of Confessions at the Cabana. From his turbulent childhood in Venice Beach to chasing waves across the globe, Strider opens up about love, family, fatherhood, and the emotional currents that shaped his life. It’s a powerful, unfiltered conversation filled with resilience, heart, and honesty.