Clark interviews his “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” co-star: actor, comedian, and podcast host Esther Povitsky (“Hot for my Name,” “Dollface,” “Alone Together”). Esther and Clark discuss their individual bonds with their parental figures, and growing up in their respective home towns. Esther discusses not fitting in at college and leaving before graduating to pursue a career in entertainment in Los Angeles. Clark asks Esther about being a successful woman in a male dominated industry. Esther admits she was treated differently as a female in the workplace, and revealed her ongoing journey with learning to be assertive. Esther discusses being drawn into the cult-like aspect of stand-up culture. Clark asks Esther about handling the highs and lows of show business, especially after her show “Alone Together” was cancelled after 2 seasons. Esther reveals the best advice she’s learned working in entertainment. Finally, Esther shares what is currently healing her mind, body and spirit—her Soul Balm.

Executive produced by Clark Moore (IG: @mrclarkmoore)

Co-Executive produced by Simone Spira (IG: @simcitay)

Produced by Liz McDonnell (IG: @liz_mcdonnell)

Soul Balm is a Paradoxical Production. (IG: @weare.paradox)

Clark Moore interviews actor Brandon Flynn (Looks that Kill, 13 Reasons Why). Brandon discusses growing up in Miami, and his unexpected journey into the world of theater. Clark asks Brandon how he accesses his wealth of emotions when he's shooting - specifically pertaining to his emotional arc on 13 Reasons Why, and how he's learned to take care of himself when he's off camera. They discuss Brandon's self-education journey when it comes to the Black Lives Matter movement, and why Brandon decided to use his platform to amplify the movement. Clark brings up Brandon's dating life, and Brandon reveals how he's learned to cope with the media being a third party in his relationship. Finally, Brandon shares what is currently healing his mind, body and spirit—his Soul Balm.

Executive produced by Clark Moore (IG: @mrclarkmoore)

Co-Executive produced by Simone Spira (IG: @simcitay)

Produced by Liz McDonnell (IG: @liz_mcdonnell)

Soul Balm is a Paradoxical Production. (IG: @weare.paradox)

Clark interviews actor, comedian, podcaster, and writer Bowen Yang (Saturday Night Live, Las Culturistas). Bowen details growing up in Aurora, Colorado as a Chinese-American, and how his experiences with racism shaped him from an early age. Clark and Bowen discuss how they processed—and are still processing—everyday racial aggressions. Clark asks Bowen about being sent to gay conversion therapy by his parents, and Bowen reveals his ongoing journey with practicing gratitude and forgiveness. Clark and Bowen also discuss Bowen's transition to castmember on SNL, and what "Love, Simon" meant to Bowen. Plus, Bowen reveals he knew one of Elijah McClain's murderers from his hometown. Finally, Bowen shares what is currently healing his mind, body and spirit—his Soul Balm.

Executive produced by Clark Moore (IG: @mrclarkmoore)

Soul Balm is a Paradoxical Production. (IG: @weare.paradox)

For the inaugural episode, Clark welcomes his good friend and “Love, Simon” cast-mate, Australian actor, singer, and dancer, Keiynan Lonsdale (The Flash, Insurgent, Dance Academy.)

Keiynan chats with Clark about the isolation of being Black while growing up in Sydney, Australia. They discuss art, anxiety, and their individual journeys of defining their Blackness. Clark and Keiynan bond over hair stories, and mishaps, and Keiynan reveals that meeting Clark pushed him to live more freely. Finally, Keiynan shares what is currently healing his mind, body and spirit—his Soul Balm.

Follow Keiynan on Instagram @keiynanlonsdale and @keiynanonsdale on Twitter. And check out his new movie "Work It," now streaming on Netflix. [KL photo by Storm Santos, IG: @stormsantos]

Executive produced by Clark Moore (IG: @mrclarkmoore)

Soul Balm is a Paradoxical Production. (IG: @weare.paradox)

Soul Balm by Clark Moore is an interview podcast about identity and the ways in which we heal ourselves. Each week, Clark will chat with today's brightest young thought leaders, creators, founders and artists about practical solutions to process and soothe our collective anxiety.