Today, we have the incredible Kelly Ritchie, who is a CCRN (Critical Care Registered Nurse) who dropped EVERYTHING to rush to New Jersey in the peak of the pandemic outbreak. Join our discussion as we learn about how unprepared many hospitals were, common misconceptions about Covid, and what science tells us about the future of the disease.

We have double the fun and double the luck to have producers Leyla T. Rosario and Jessica L. Ransom from “The GIG” here to talk all things diversity and inclusivity in the entertainment world. We learn about the importance of representation behind the camera and how to network your way through a mostly white industry.

Senior Sustainability Policy Advisor, Lindsey-Paige McCloy, chats with us this week about climate change, how we can eliminate greenhouse gas emissions, and how New York became one of the greenest cities in the world.

Today, we chat with our resident straight girl and writer, Alyssa Jaffe, to help us, once again, figure out what the hell is wrong with men and why internet dating is a blessing, a curse, and endlessly fascinating. We also realize that Alyssa is just a Charlotte looking for her Harry. (Any Harry's out there feel free to DM us and we will hook it up.)

Host of the podcast, “Fifty Feminist States” and author of the new book, “Fifty Feminist Mantras”, Dr. Amelia Hruby, shares with us her experiences with feminism and body acceptance on the two-year anniversary of her quitting diet culture for good. She also shares some insight on how she started writing her book and what self-love mantras women (and men) benefit from.

Creative Marketer, Writer for the “LA Downtowner”, Host of “Can I Vent for a Minute?”, and CEO of “Happy Hour City”, Mariana Ramos, talks with us about the ups and downs of moving to LA to live your dreams, getting side-tracked with a possible pyramid scheme, and creating a brand that encompasses all her talents and passions.

Actress + Co-organizer of “Be An #ArtsHero”, Brooke Ishibashi, shares her experiences as an artist in this country before and after COVID, how much the Arts has contributed to our economy, and how little we do to protect it.

Comedian, actor, and host of the podcast, “Turning Cole Into Diamonds”, Gerard Cole, joins us for our first-ever “pod-swap”! We discuss the importance of keeping your dreams in the driver’s seat even when that means a lack of certainty and stability. It’s a beautiful reminder to all of us right now that we each have the power to create our own reality.

Actor and singer, Gabriel Sierra, stops by the pod to talk about the importance of emotional intelligence and the growth he’s had since pursuing his dreams on the west coast. He also bravely shares what it’s like growing up as a creative, vulnerable, sexually fluid man in a small town with small, traditional ideals.

Today, we chat with our resident straight guy, actor, and writer, Joey Palestina, to help us figure out how we all became addicted to the internet and why internet dating is a blessing, a curse, and endlessly fascinating. Are we all just mindless mutants who should have their phones thrown out the window or do we truly deserve love?