In this episode of Dare to Overshare, Jackie Hollywood sits down with astrologer Chad the Maverick to explore how astrology can be a grounding tool in everyday life—without letting it dictate every decision. Chad shares his experience navigating the world as a Black male astrologer in a field often dominated by white women, and how his presence is helping shift the culture of modern spirituality.

They talk about using astrology as a way to deepen self-awareness rather than control relationships or obsess over cosmic timing. Chad opens up about why he doesn’t read his partner’s birth chart unless asked, and why we shouldn't let things like Mercury in retrograde run our lives. This episode is all about reclaiming your intuition, tuning out the noise, and aligning with your passions.

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In this thought-provoking episode, Jackie is joined by V The Plug for a raw, reflective, and hilarious deep-dive into modern dating, gender roles, and the hustle behind OnlyFans / Sugar Baby culture. Vanessa opens up about signing up on a sugar baby site, seriously considering selling feet pics, and the internal moral tug-of-war that followed. This is a deep conversation about self-worth, boundaries, and what truly aligns with one's values.

In this raw and inspiring episode, CEO / Founder of Exist, Alicia Waldner, shares how she turned bold choices into big business. From launching her tech startup with half a million dollars earned on OnlyFans to navigating the tech world as an unapologetically 'sexy' female founder, Alicia holds nothing back.

We dive deep into her personal journey—what drove her to take risks, how she handled judgment, and what it really takes to build an empire on your own terms. Alicia also opens up about surviving a toxic relationship that nearly derailed her path, and how she found the strength to leave, heal, and rebuild stronger than ever.

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“God told me to be celibate.” That’s what rapper King Hoodie realized in a moment of spiritual clarity — and it changed everything. In this raw and unfiltered episode, we dive deep into the insecurities men rarely talk about: money, women, validation, and the pressure to prove your worth. King Hoodie opens up about growing up with nothing, chasing status through material things and women, and the quiet breakdown that forced him to face himself.

We talk about hyper-independence, ego, toxic love, celibacy as a path to peace, and what healing really looks like when no one else is watching. This isn’t just about faith — it’s about finally asking: who am I without all the noise?

You might know her from the internet… but Content Creator Dare Taylor is here to remind you: that doesn’t mean you know her in real life. In this episode, Dare gets real about the blurry line between public and private when you live your life online. We talk about boundaries with fans, burnout, and the pressure to turn everything into content. She opens up about reconnecting with joy through figure skating, embracing her inner child, and learning to create for herself — not just the algorithm.

What happens when a Love Island star gets vulnerable about loneliness, mental health, and… matcha? Calvin Cobb pulls up to overshare like never before. We talk panic attacks from a man’s perspective, emotional growth, loneliness that can linger even in a room full of people and why matcha just isn't for everybody. From being misunderstood to craving connection, this episode is raw, real, and comforting.