Kyle Leon Henderson

This week, Kyle is taking it easy by not recording a new podcast episode, but rather going back to the very first episode of a podcast that he ever recorded back in 2015 with his sister, Magan. He is getting ready to move to his new house, and, in retrospect, he wished he could have recorded a podcast this week because looking back at the first thing you have ever done can be the cringiest cringe moment of your week. So, sit back and enjoy, or muddle through, the very first episode that Kyle ever recorded.

Ethan is back and he is talking about moving. Kyle and Ethan are… Wait for it, moving again! These two fellas have had extensive experience at changing homes, changing neighborhoods, changing cities, changing states! They have moved a lot. And the story of all their moves is one worth telling. Ethan and Kyle go back to the very beginning and talk about how far they come and where they are going. If there is one thing that is more of a hassle than anything else one does in real life, it’s moving. Kyle and Ethan hope this is the last move for a very long time.

Bonjour! Ça va? This week, Kyle is talking with French filmmaker Florent “Flo” Cornillac. Kyle and Flo have known one another for about a year and over the course of that time they have really grown to become great friends. In this episode, Kyle is learning new things about his friend, while also exploring the more nuanced differences, and similarities, in French and American culture. So cut off a slice of fromage, pour yourself un verre de vin, and enjoy the simple ease of a friendship in bloom.

Fresh off the heels of his latest therapy session, Kyle talks with bestie, and avid therapy advocate, Sarah Cooper about some news he received from his therapist. She told him after the ten months he spent in therapy, he was ready to graduate from weekly or bi-weekly sessions to a space of “as-needed” therapy sessions for maintenance. Together the two mental health advocates discuss more of their own journeys in therapy and reiterate the role that therapy has played in their lives.

Kyle is joined again by writer and music lover, Sarah Cooper. The Grammys were this past weekend and the two are discussing the merits of the awards show, the direction music has taken and where it will go from here, and how Kyle is lost as a goose through it all.

Kyle is joined by Ethan to talk about the interview that the entire world is buzzing about. Oprah Winfrey has done it again. She has snagged the interview that everyone was waiting for. Prince Harry and Meghan Markel sit down with the talk show maven and give their truths. Meghan Markel just might be the woman to take down the Royal Family. And let’s be honest, if the Royal Family was going to collapse, we all know it would be at the hands of a woman.
Later, they discuss the fabricated outrage that people tend to develop over the streaming services popping up almost daily now, and the disappointment of original content on these streaming services.

After almost two years, Michelle Cassel comes back to the podcast to talk about her experiences of life during the pandemic. Also, Kyle and Michelle have found themselves apartment hunting… During COVID… AGAIN! The two besties discuss the merits of apartment hunting; the must-haves and the can-live-withouts.

Kyle is joined, once again, by Beth Zysberg. In this episode, we hear an in-depth conversation about the struggles of finding one’s identity as an adult. Kyle and Beth get very candid about their own struggles to maintain and express their identity as they move swiftly into their 30s. These two 30-something millennials started their association with one another as members of the same improv troupe. Now, they are giving the listeners of “Not For Nothing…” a front-row seat to the development of a true friendship.

Kyle and the Bestie are together again. And she has a story that is such a nightmare for all of us. She was robbed. She recounts a story of how it felt to have her house broken into, have her valuables stolen, and her cat escape. Later, the conversation turns to the death of Rush Limbaugh. Sarah cites some of his most vile quotes to really paint the picture of who this man was. Kyle and Sarah discuss how we should feel about a man so bent on denigrating others dying.

WARNING: This episode contains words used in quotes that are considered extremely offensive to members of the LGBTQ+ community and toward African Americans. They are used in quoting Mr. Limbaugh and do not reflect the views of Kyle or Sarah whatsoever. Please take care when you listen.

Ethan is back again. And in this more casual than usual episode, Kyle and Ethan are simply using prompts of their favorite things to inspire a conversation, just to understand a little more about one other. It is very interesting how favorite ice cream flavors can prompt a discussion about the idiosyncrasies of texture, taste, and habits of life. Travel from Alabama to New York to Los Angeles with these two, as they walk down memory lane on a lazy Thursday afternoon.