How do you rebuild your life after losing everything?

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with John Mabry, whose life changed forever after a devastating car accident that resulted in the loss of his leg. But the physical injury was only the beginning.

John opens up about his battle with drug and alcohol addiction, the pain he kept hidden behind a mask, and the difficult road to recovery. Now more than five years sober, he's dedicated his life to helping others find the courage to share their stories, break the stigma surrounding addiction, and stop suffering in silence.

This is a powerful conversation about resilience, healing, mental health, vulnerability, and discovering purpose after unimaginable loss.

If you or someone you love has struggled with addiction, trauma, or finding hope after life's darkest moments, this episode is one you won't want to miss.

Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Is modern dating broken, or have the rules simply changed?

In this episode of Next to Madison, men's dating coach Tim Brazeal joins me for an honest conversation about why dating has become increasingly difficult for both men and women. We discuss the challenges men face when approaching women, the impact of dating apps, confidence, communication, and the misconceptions that often keep people from finding meaningful relationships.

Tim shares practical advice for men looking to improve their dating lives and offers valuable insights for women who want to better understand what men are experiencing in today's dating landscape. He even gives me some personal feedback on why I may appear more closed off than I realize when I'm out with friends and how that can affect whether men feel comfortable approaching me.

Whether you're single, actively dating, or simply curious about the dynamics of modern relationships, this episode is filled with actionable advice, eye-opening perspectives, and plenty of honest conversation about what it takes to create real connections today.

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What if the secret to a longer, healthier, and more fulfilling life lies in the energy you bring to it?

On this episode of Next to Madison, Madison sits down with renowned spiritual teacher, energy healer, and bestselling author Aleta St. James to discuss her extraordinary life journey, the power of energy healing, and the mindset that has guided her through decades of personal transformation.

Aleta shares the remarkable story of becoming a mother to twins at age 57, her approach to wellness and longevity, and why she believes living to 120 years old is not only possible, but achievable. From spirituality and consciousness to health, purpose, and aging, this inspiring conversation challenges conventional beliefs about what's possible in life.

Tune in to discover how your energy, mindset, and daily habits may be shaping your future more than you realize.

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On this episode of Next to Madison, Madison sits down with Nikki Haskell, a woman who has successfully reinvented herself time and time again. From her early days on Wall Street to becoming a television host, entrepreneur, and now a thriving social media influencer, Nikki shares the lessons she's learned from living a life filled with adventure, opportunity, and fascinating experiences.

Nikki discusses the power of putting yourself out there, why staying home can cost you opportunities you never knew existed, and how some of the most important relationships and experiences in life happen simply because you showed up. She also shares stories from her incredible career, the famous people she's met, and her advice for staying relevant, energized, and open to new possibilities at any age.

If you've ever wondered how to reinvent yourself, build meaningful connections, and create a life worth talking about, this episode is for you.

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This week on Next to Madison, I sit down with Zack Slingsby, one of the founders of King Jester and Bungalow Studios, for a fascinating conversation on the future of entertainment, storytelling, and why today’s biggest brands are becoming their own media studios.

We dive into how branded entertainment is changing the game, why companies are shifting from traditional advertising to creating their own content, and what it takes to build successful entertainment brands in today’s fast-changing digital world. Zack also shares insights on creativity, comedy, entrepreneurship, and his upcoming book releasing this summer. If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, or curious where media is headed next, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways.

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How do you spot greatness before the rest of the world sees it? And what happens when AI begins changing everything we know about creativity, music, and work?

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with music industry powerhouse and entrepreneur Wendy Starland for an incredible conversation about how she discovered Lady Gaga before the world knew her name, what made Gaga stand out, and the intuition it takes to recognize extraordinary talent early.

We also take a fascinating deep dive into Wendy’s groundbreaking new AI company, Music Soul, and discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming the future for creators, musicians, and entrepreneurs. From the opportunities AI brings to the real fears and challenges surrounding this technology, we unpack both the exciting possibilities and the potential downsides of what may be coming.

This episode is filled with powerful insights, honest conversation, and incredible nuggets on innovation, resilience, creativity, and how to navigate a rapidly changing world.

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What if the thing that didn’t work out ended up teaching you the biggest lessons of your life?

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with entrepreneur and conservationist Miles Woodruff to discuss his unbelievable journey living in the Congo, his unforgettable first meeting with legendary primatologist Jane Goodall, and the profound lessons he learned from life in the African jungle and studying chimpanzees.

Miles opens up about chasing a massive dream by launching America’s first plant based seafood company, why the business ultimately failed, and how the experience reshaped his understanding of purpose, resilience, and what it truly means to keep going when life knocks you down.

This conversation is about reinvention, grit, taking risks, and why your greatest setbacks may actually be setting you up for something bigger. If you’ve ever questioned whether to give up on a dream, this episode will change the way you think about failure.

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We have been playing a game that was not designed for us and then wondering why we are exhausted.

In this episode, I talk with Jairek Robbins, a performance coach, entrepreneur, and author, about the rise of AI and how it is finally being used to level the playing field for women. His new tool helps women track their cycles and align their work, energy, and productivity in a way that actually makes sense instead of forcing themselves into a schedule built for men.

Less burnout. More results.

If you have ever felt like you are doing everything right but still feel off, this one will hit.

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This week on Next to Madison, Madison sits down with comedian and internet personality Carollynn Xavier for a powerful, funny, and deeply honest conversation about transformation, identity, and the moment that changed the course of her life.

Carollynn opens up about her past, searching for meaning, rebuilding from within, and how discovering a deeper sense of purpose helped reshape everything. This episode blends laughter, vulnerability, and real insight for anyone who knows what it feels like to want more from life.

A conversation about growth, healing, faith, and finding your way when life takes unexpected turns.

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This week on Next to Madison, Madison sits down with Victoria Robinson, a passionate advocate dedicated to helping men and women heal from the emotional pain and trauma surrounding abortion. In a thoughtful and compassionate conversation, they explore the lasting emotional impact many people experience, the importance of grace over judgment, and how healing is possible no matter your past.

This episode is centered on empathy, understanding, and support for those carrying silent pain. Whether you have personal experience or want to better understand the emotional side of this topic, this conversation offers hope, honesty, and healing.

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