In this solo episode, I take a hard look at what’s really happening in Hollywood, from the collapse of the traditional movie star system to how social media and short-form content have changed what it means to be famous. I talk about how we lost sight of merit and authenticity, how labels are dividing people instead of connecting them, and why it’s time to get back to logic over ideology.

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Raven-Symoné stopped by the studio, and from the moment we sat down it felt like two people comparing notes on the same Hollywood madness. We talk about what it was like for her to grow up in the spotlight, from The Cosby Show to That’s So Raven, and how she’s managed to stay grounded while navigating fame, identity, and creativity in an industry that rarely makes it easy. She opens up about what fame does to your sense of self, what she’s learned from decades on set, and how Hollywood has changed for better and for worse. It’s a funny, honest, and real conversation with someone who’s lived through the extremes of fame and somehow came out with more wisdom than ego.

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In this episode of Hate To Break It To Ya, I sit down with horror legend Bill Moseley, the man behind Chop Top. Bill’s not your average horror icon — he’s a Yale graduate, journalist, and musician who brings intellect and wit to the darkest corners of cinema. We talk about his time with Rob Zombie and Tobe Hooper, what it’s like being a calm mind in a chaotic genre, and the spiritual side of acting, from “the spirits of the theater” to his real-life friendship with Timothy Leary.

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In this episode, I catch up on everything that’s been going on — the travel, the burnout, and how wild this business has become. From the chaos of Hollywood’s collapse to the strange new world of streaming, AI, and outrage culture, I dive into what it’s been like trying to stay grounded in a system that feels designed to keep everyone fired up.

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This weeks episode of Hate To Break It To Ya is pure chaos. Stephen Baldwin and I go deep, funny, and spiritual all at once. We talk about everything from spiritual warfare and Hollywood temptations to the absurdity of modern culture. It’s two friends catching up, roasting each other, and getting into the kind of unfiltered talk that only happens when the cameras are rolling.

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In this week’s episode of Hate To Break It To Ya, I sit down with actor, comedian, and political firebrand Terrence K. Williams ( @TerrenceKWilliams ) a man whose life reads like a movie. From growing up in foster care to going viral online and ending up on stage with President Trump, Terrence has lived every beat of the modern American story.

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In this long-awaited conversation, I sit down with Corey Feldman — actor, musician, and outspoken truth-teller, for one of his most candid interviews yet. From his early days in The Goonies and Stand by Me to his explosive documentary My Truth, Corey opens up about Hollywood’s darkest corners, the manipulation of his legacy, his friendship and fallout with Michael Jackson, and the promises he made to Corey Haim. This episode is raw, emotional, and packed with revelations.

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In this episode of Hate To Break It To Ya, I reflect on the shock, grief, and disturbing reactions following Charlie Kirk’s assassination. From the raw emotions at the coffee shop to the clarity it sparked about good vs. evil, I share how this moment became a turning point, and why faith feels more necessary than ever in a world filled with darkness.

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This week I sat down to record what might be the hardest podcast I’ve ever done. The assassination of Charlie Kirk shook me to my core. I talk openly about the shock, horror, and anger I felt, the disturbing reactions that flooded social media, and how this tragedy has drawn a clear line between good and evil in today’s world. This is my reflection on that day, the aftermath, and what it means for all of us moving forward.

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On this episode of Hate To Break It To Ya I sit down with Jay Mewes — the legendary “Jay” from Jay and Silent Bob. We go deep into his journey from working construction to starring in Clerks, Mallrats, Dogma, and beyond. Jay opens up about how Kevin Smith wrote the role of “Jay” for him, the struggle to break into acting without formal training, and what it was like auditioning for his own character. We also dive into sobriety, the 90's party scene in Hollywood, and how podcasts and social media have transformed comedy careers today. This one’s packed with raw stories, laughs, and honest reflection.

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