One again... for the first time, Michelle Osborne joins the show to share her journey from preacher to comedian/social work. We discuss dating (pick-up lines), Jesus, and plagiarism. I can't promise that this episode will convert you to a christian but it will make you laugh!

Long time friend Heather Gordy joins the show to discuss her career adjustment and discovering her passion in the process. Heather is a Yoga Instructor, Healer and overall exceptional human being. Listen as we talk about how much better she's doing since we stopped talking years ago :)

*Also there's a surprise this episode!

My homie Dink Kearney joined the show to discuss how far he has come in his life. Dink is now a successful comedian, mental health counselor, author of the book "The Sparrow Will Fly", and creator of Liquor House Comedy. The road he took to all his accomplishments wasn't easy but he always stayed determined. This was a fun one!

Friend of the show, Wafeeq Zarif joins us to talk about letting go of his anger and troubled past to become the successful man he is today. Wafeeq is a comedian, improviser, salesman, and all around great guy. I encourage you to listen and laugh at his journey.

Our guest Tim Toterhi discusses his philosophy for accomplishing goals, achieving success and turning side-hustles into a business. Tim is a speaker, coach, Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) and the author of 10 books. His new book "The HR Guide to Getting and Crushing the Job of Your Dreams" will be out next month.

Noni Shemenski stops by to discuss how she became a writer, producer, actor, and someone who does stand-up comedy. She founded and is the president of Creatives of Color, a UNC-Chapel Hill organization that promotes diversity and inclusion for students of color with creative passions.

Professional Harpist and my Ex-Girlfriend Michelle Cobley is this weeks guest on Humor n Mistakes. Is she on the show to motivate my listeners to follow their dreams like she did OR is she on the show just to trash me?

Software Engineer and Comedian Jesse Bernier visits the show to talk about how he learned to take calculated risks. He used to be a pizza delivery driver who was extremely shy. However, through determination and goal setting, Jesse was able to get a software engineering degree and perform in front of audiences as a comedian.

Comedian Grant Sheffield stops by the show before he makes is big move to LA New York. We discuss not setting for a job that you hate, being able to adapt to change and being goal oriented. You'll learn how to just "jump" towards your goals from listening to this episode. He also owes me a record player!!!

Comedian and founder of Eyes Up Here Comedy Erin Terry stops by the show to discuss how she never settles in life.