On this episode, I chat with educator and consultant Russell Van Brocklen about his innovative approach to overcoming dyslexia. From his personal journey to creating the Full Circle Program, Russell reveals why dyslexia is more than a reading issue, how parents can spot it early, and how focusing on strengths can turn it into a superpower. We also explore AI’s role in education and why traditional methods often miss the mark. 

You can find his content on his website: dyslexiaclasses.com

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In this episode, I chat with grief advocate and bestselling author Marie Alessi about life after the sudden loss of her husband. From navigating grief as a young mom to discovering signs from beyond, Marie shares how she found purpose, healing, and even joy in the aftermath. A powerful conversation about love, resilience, and the soul’s journey. You can find Marie's content on her website: mariealessi.com.

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Burley is back after nearly two years, and he’s bringing the chaos with him! In this unfiltered and hilarious episode, we dive into everything from the latest South Park madness and the Trump parody controversy to the crushing weight of student loan debt and how we got scammed by the American education system. We touch on government conspiracies, false flags, Rockefeller’s role in medicine, and why weed is still a Schedule I drug while cocaine isn’t. We also get personal, discussing Burley’s 100-pound weight loss journey, my mysterious health symptoms, and our new love/hate relationship with AI assistants. Strap in — this episode has zero chill and even less political correctness. 

Rage and Pillage Podcast: rageandpillage.com

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I sit down with Wilk Wilkinson, host of the Derate the Hate podcast and Director at Braver Angels, for a real conversation about mindset, gratitude, faith, and the deep divisions in today's world. From growing up poor in the Midwest to becoming a national voice for civil discourse, Wilk shares powerful stories and insights on how to lead with empathy, take personal responsibility, and build a better future—one honest conversation at a time.

 🔗 Wilk’s podcast: deratethehate.com
🌐 Braver Angels: braverangels.org
 

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I sit down with hypnotist, author, and talent agent Dr. Albert Bramante to dig into the psychology behind performance, self-sabotage, and success. From rewiring limiting beliefs to the truth about hypnosis, we explore how mindset shapes everything—from booking roles to building businesses.

You can find his content on his website: albertbramante.com.

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Tea expert and author Nicole Wilson joins me to explore the rich, diverse world of tea. From milky sweet cups in childhood to a global blog and published book, Nicole shares her journey into tea education and her passion for making tea more approachable for everyone. They dive into misconceptions about tea, tips for beginners, how to brew the perfect cup, and even how to infuse tea into cocktails and desserts. Whether you're a die-hard tea lover or just tea-curious, this episode will open your eyes to the culture, creativity, and community behind every cup. 

You can find her content on her website teaformeplease.com.

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Comedian and actor Anand Mahalingam joins me for a raw and hilarious deep dive into his journey from college MC to LA grind. We talk bombing on stage, sketchy living situations, chasing dreams with zero safety net, and finding your voice in a crowded scene. Plus — sports beefs, Robin Williams, and why storytelling always wins. 

You can find Anand's content via his website: yanandbhai.com.

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Actor Paul Cram joins me to talk indie films (Abroad, The Soviet Sleep Experiment), B-movie cult favorites, and the wild world of acting. They discuss public domain horror remakes like Screamboat and Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, the realities of on-set stunts, and navigating today’s dating apps, AI, and even food shows like 24 in 24. Packed with behind-the-scenes stories, humor, and film industry insights. 

You can find Paul Cram's content on his website: iampaulcram.com

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Tyler Kania—rugby standout, mental health advocate, and author of The Maniac With No Knees—joins me to share his raw journey through bipolar disorder, career-ending injuries, and near-death experiences. From mania to memoir, Tyler's story is one of grit, healing, and hope.

🔗 Follow Tyler on Instagram: @tylerkania
📘 Get Tyler’s Book: The Maniac With No Knees on Amazon

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Rob Valincius chats with Ian Chamandy, co-founder of Purpose U, about how businesses can unlock growth by defining their purpose in seven words or less. From childhood hustles to million-dollar contracts, Ian shares real-world stories and a fresh take on why clarity of purpose is the key to standing out and scaling up. 

You can find his content on his website: chamandy.coach

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