Conflict Coach, Garrett Piland, tells us about his turbulent past, toxic relationship, high-conflict divorce, and reveals the tools we can use to disengage and change our story. If you feel defeated...this guy right here...

Wayne Leiss enlightens us on the benefits of essential oils, touch therapy, travel, hug therapy, massage, and everything delicious about self-care, especially for the male listener. Join us in topics surrounding a quintessential spa day!

Erika Santiago joins Playing Devil's Advocate and reveals the ins and outs of how cultural Christianity has played a significant role in society, how some questions are hard to answer, how religion is good & bad, and the benefits of being curious.

The Ethical Drug Dealer, Jimi Fritz, identifies good drugs & bad drugs, the truth about religion, how the Greeks did it right, and everything in between - including his new book - Confessions of An Ethical Drug Dealer: A Psychedelic Travelogue Memoir. WARNING: Humongous vocabulary in this episode.

Jeffrey Deskovic was wrongfully arrested at 16 and convicted at 17 for the rape and murder of a local girl in a small town. He fought for his freedom, became an attorney, and now fights for others. Deskovic spent 16 years fighting and is here to tell his story.

Independent documentary filmmaker Jia Wertz, Director of Conviction, her award-winning short film about the wrongful conviction of Jeffrey Deskovic, discusses her vision and experiences pursuing stories of social justice and exposing inconsistencies in the American Justice System.

Robert Gill joins us to discuss how to learn happiness, how some people would give up sex before their cell phones, and living life with gratitude, altruism, purpose, and know your WHY.

Sheetal Sujan joins the show and discusses the benefits of operating with emotional intelligence and the worse things that can happen when you don't.

Taylor Stilwell joins the show and discusses marriage, divorce, co-parenting, making corporate policy entertaining, day drinking, charming Texas sayings, and her new book - How To Kill Your Ex-husband & Not Get Caught.

Lisa joins the show and we discuss how humor saved her life, you can't get cops to react to a prank, divorce potlucks may save the world, tacky is fun, celebrate weird, and life is short do the thing & try the stuff.