Today I am sharing a conversation I had with His Divine Grace, Sankarshan Das. He is a spiritual leader with tens of thousands of students and disciples all around the world. He has spent the last half of this century doing global outreach through his lecture tours, live online teaching, and training programs and I was lucky enough to talk with him about his personal journey of attaining spiritual enlightenment, reincarnation, and the idea of other religious belief systems. Enjoy!

Today I’m sharing a conversation I had with Emily Gaudreau. Emily is a former Playboy photographer who is now an anti-porn activist and sexual abuse prevention educator. We talked about all the implications of pornography, sexual trauma, and how it affects children who are exposed to it at an early age. Emily and I talked a lot about the consumption of pornography which made me think of all of the other things we consume on a daily basis and how dangerous that can be. Just like how we have to be careful about what we put in our bodies when we eat, we also need to be careful about what we put into our minds.

Today I’m sharing a conversation I had with Juliette Nelson. Juliette is a thought leader, an entrepreneur, and the author of the book, “Sharing My Lens: The College Experience.” When I listened back to our conversation there was a common theme that kept coming into play and that was accountability. Not only to others but more importantly to ourselves and Juliette is someone who knows the value of holding yourself accountable. She’s the Founder and CEO of a company that equips students, professionals, and business owners, with the tools and resources to be successful in all areas of their lives. She also created a publishing house, which focuses on bringing young writer’s vision to life on paper and recently launched a wooden eyewear collection with blue-light blocking solutions for students and professionals. Find out more about Juliette at juliettenurinelson dot com. Enjoy!

Today I am sharing a conversation I had with Robert Riggs. Robert is a Peabody Award-winning investigative reporter that you have probably seen as a guest correspondent on ABC Nightline, CNN, ESPN, CBS, and 60 Minutes. His reporting primarily has focused on the criminal justice system which is what lead him to what he’s doing now. For the past decade, Robert has tracked a serial killer by the name of Keneth McDuff aka The Broomstick Killer, and has exposed the corrupt prison system in Plano TX. Robert created and now hosts a podcast series, The True Crime Reporter which takes you through his investigative journals and behind bars interviews about “the Broomstick killer.” I decided to split our conversation up into two episodes. This first episode is all about his career as a political journalist. What it was like covering Water Gate, the Carer Admin, and our current political climate. Part two is all about tracking down the broomstick killer and building his new true crime 17 part series The True Crime Reporter which you can listen to on iTunes, Spotify, or whatever you’re listening to this podcast on.
Enjoy.

Today I am sharing a conversation I had with Robert Riggs. Robert is a Peabody Award-winning investigative reporter that you have probably seen as a guest correspondent on ABC Nightline, CNN, ESPN, CBS, and 60 Minutes. His reporting primarily has focused on the criminal justice system which is what lead him to what he’s doing now. For the past decade, Robert has tracked a serial killer by the name of Keneth McDuff aka The Broomstick Killer, and has exposed the corrupt prison system in Plano TX. Robert created and now hosts a podcast series, The True Crime Reporter which takes you through his investigative journals and behind bars interviews about “the Broomstick killer.” I decided to split our conversation up into two episodes. This first episode is all about his career as a political journalist. What it was like covering Water Gate, the Carer Admin, and our current political climate. Part two is all about tracking down the broomstick killer and building his new true crime 17 part series The True Crime Reporter which you can listen to on iTunes, Spotify, or whatever you’re listening to this podcast on.
Enjoy.

Today I’m sharing a conversation I had with Douglas Smythe. Doug is a wet-shave expert and the co-founder of the company Phoenix Shaving which ended up being featured in Forbes magazine within the first two years of its birth. He also has a weekly podcast called, “I'd Lather Be Shaving” and runs an annual shaving festival called, “The Big Shave West”. We are all made up of the stories we tell ourselves and Doug has told himself some wonderful stories throughout his life. I’m so excited to share this episode with you and after talking with Doug, I’m switching over to wet-shaving, and hopefully you will too!

Today I’m sharing a conversation I had with Jaimie Beebe. Jaimie has been a casting director in
Hollywood for over 10 years and is now producing and co-hosting a fantastic true-crime podcast
called, “Strictly Stalking” where she interviews the survivors of some of the most notorious
stalking cases in America. We spend the first half of the episode in the casting world, learning
the do’s the don’t and even sharing a few tips and tricks. The second half of our conversation is
all about stalking and what she has learned from the survivors she has interviewed. I learned
so much about the auditioning world and even more about stalking. Enjoy!

Today I am resharing a conversation that I had with my good friend, Ben Gleib because I think
it’s important. Ben is the host and creator of the game show, “Idiotest” on Netflix and has been
featured on Chelsea Lately, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Ice Age 2, The Book of Life, NBC,
CNN, ABC, NPR, and Fox News. He also has a one-hour stand-up comedy special on
Showtime called, “Neurotic Gangster” and is the creator of the Telethon for America. In 2019,
Ben did something special, he ran for President of the United States of America. No, seriously.
So, I sat down with him at his home on the outskirts of Hollywood to talk about his journey to the
Whitehouse and the aftermath of a comedian running for President. Enjoy!

Hi, my name is Michael Malone and I’m an award-winning stand-up comedian, film director, and
writer based in Los Angeles, California. Most of my adult life has been spent on a plane, train, or
automobile so this past year has been a big change for me, and for you too, I’m sure. One of the
things I miss the most about being on tour is the stories. So, I set up a studio in my home and I
have set out to find conversations where I can continue to learn so interesting things about even
more interesting people. So if you’re curious like me, and enjoy a good hang, you’re going to
love this podcast! Welcome to, Home Malone…