I'm sitting down with my longtime friend John Edward, the renowned psychic medium. We reminisce about John's unlikely journey from healthcare to becoming a famous TV personality. John candidly opens up about his abilities as a medium, addressing skeptics head-on, and he teases fascinating details about the upcoming book "Chasing Evil," which chronicles his undercover work assisting law enforcement cases. Whether you're a new or longtime fan, our chat provides a rare glimpse into the life of one of the world's most renowned psychic mediums.

After watching the movie La Bamba, I dreamed of playing the guitar. But my dreams were quickly shattered after a couple of lessons—I have zero musical ability. My guest today, however, is Zoro the Drummer, whose incredible four-decade career proves he definitely does have that special something. Zoro has performed with icons like Lenny Kravitz, Bobby Brown, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, New Edition, and Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire. We'll dive into his remarkable journey that was inspired by his mother, which he writes about in his new book. Maria's Scarf is a love letter to his immigrant mother. Before the age of nine, his single mother had moved her seven children more than thirty times—from the impoverished streets of South-Central Los Angeles to rural Oregon and everywhere in between. But somehow, he persevered and became known as one of the greatest R&B drummers in the world. While my rockstar dreams fizzled, Zoro shows how dedication and passion can keep the beat of your dreams alive.

I chatted with Kayla-Brooke White, the therapist & life coach known as @thetherapyqueen on Instagram. From an early age, Kayla felt called to help others, turning that passion into a career of helping people work through everything from relationship struggles to pandemic-induced anxiety and depression. She opens up about her path and the wisdom she's gained from countless sessions with clients, and dishes out real-talk advice on why so many relationships crumble and how to nurture the healthy bonds we crave. Whether you're already a fan or just getting to know Kayla, this insightful, heartfelt conversation will make you feel seen, heard, and motivated to live your best life.

Making a career in comedy is hard.  But it can be a lot of fun. James III is a highly talented actor, writer, and comedian who hosts the Black Men Can't Jump [In Hollywood] podcast and runs Rule of III, a production company specializing in comics and films. James shares his inspiring journey, delving into his love for comedy, his transition from Akron to performing improv at the legendary Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, and the formation of the groundbreaking sketch comedy group, Astronomy Club.

Connect with James on Instagram, support his comic project on Kickstarter, and explore more about his production company, Rule of 3.

I'm excited to have the amazing Gigi Robinson join us today. Gigi is a Gen Z creator and a force to be reckoned with in the mental health and chronic illness advocacy space. But her journey to get here has been anything but easy. Growing up, Gigi was a talented kid pursuing her performing arts dreams. That is until she was diagnosed with a chronic illness that completely reshaped her path and worldview as a young person. In this episode, Gigi will take us through her health journey's raw, real, and sometimes even funny ups and downs - the challenges, loneliness, frustrations, and ultimately how she's found meaning, empowerment, and community by using her voice for good. You don't want to miss this enlightening conversation!

I sit down with Seth Pardo, a professor, researcher, and trans man who shares his incredible journey of self-discovery. Growing up in the 1980s without much understanding of trans identities, Seth faced significant challenges. We dive deep into his "Dark Night of the Soul," the challenges trans youth face from lack of representation, and his profound work studying how people navigate difficult decisions like medical transition. Our chat takes a powerful turn as we analyze the current laws targeting the trans community and the hypocrisy of legislating personal identities. Ultimately, Seth delivers an inspiring message about leading with compassion for us and others during life's darkest moments.