For part 2 of our Voices in Visibility mini-series: Ryan O’Connell is an incredibly funny writer. He joins Karamo to discuss making his acting debut and the importance of portraying his life accurately as creator of Netflix’s Special.

Sometimes we don’t even have an issue, but criticism from those around us makes it difficult to maintain our relationships. Karamo talks with people forced to defend their choices in order to live their lives on their own terms. 

Are you in a toxic relationship with yourself? Karamo answers callers struggling with self-doubt, procrastination, and internal pressure.

Funny man and America’s TV dad the late Bob Saget got real as he shared his triumphs, failures, secret pain, and how he used comedy to make it through challenges.

Is an apology necessary to receive closure? Comedian and actor Tig Notaro and Karamo explore that question together as Tig also opens up about her own struggles getting closure and helping others do the same during the #MeTooMovement. Plus, a listener by the name of Cody shares their story of getting closure from family who have been hurtful. Resource Link: https://www.rainn.org or call 1.800.656.HOPE (4673)

Today is about wading through the “what ifs” we consider when thinking about old relationships. Whether or not it’s a relationship you’d desire returning to, our intimate relationships have a lasting effect. Karamo answers callers working their way through it.

Actor and singer Skylar Astin discusses mapping out your dreams, growing after divorce, and how he acknowledges and avoids toxic masculinity. Skylar share his tools for dealing with life’s challenges so that he can never stop reaching for more. One of those tools: “I don’t relish and celebrate the good feedback enough to dwell on the bad,” Skylar says. 

Friends, this episode is all about your friends. In part two of our From Us to You series, Karamo welcomes his best friend of over twenty years, actor Ray Auxais. Together, they answer your questions about issues between friends.

How is rejection affecting your relationship with yourself and others? Whether it’s coming from outside pressure or your own frustration and disappointment, the pain of rejection hits hard. Karamo helps friends fighting their way back to health and happiness.