Bank robber to Beverly Hills butler?! Terry Moogan survived brutal UK children’s homes, escaped custody more than once, fled to LA in 1980, and, after a fateful Queen Elizabeth two encounter with Elizabeth Taylor, reinvented himself as a Hollywood butler to legends (Clint Eastwood, Joan Rivers, Marlon Brando, Robert Evans… and more). He shares near-heists (Picasso, diamonds), a chilling client tragedy, the Sinatra Polo Lounge story, and why redemption became the through-line of his life.

00:00 – Cold open: “I’m not supposed to survive” (childhood, first capers)
01:04 – Meet Terry: escapes England, lands in Hollywood, aims to act—becomes a butler
03:08 – The books: Liverpool bank clubs → Hollywood Bowl; writing through the pain
05:00 – Early crimes → “I want to be a bank robber” → years in care homes → escapes
08:26 – Arrested… prison strike… 24 hours free → London → LAX (Dec 12, 1980)
10:33 – QE2 to Beverly Hills: Elizabeth Taylor’s advice, first agency, first big houses
12:05 – Inside the circuit: Carmel with Clint, Roxbury Drive, running staff teams
16:03 – The 4am smoke: stopping a client’s suicide attempt… the tragedy that followed
20:18 – Holmby Hills with a titan; Bentley rides; the Sinatra Polo Lounge story
24:24 – Favorites to serve: Max Factor, George Segal; Farrah Fawcett & Joan Rivers
28:07 – Serving Marlon Brando & Robert Evans—while hiding a past life
31:25 – “We were going to steal Elizabeth Taylor’s diamonds”… and why he didn’t
39:12 – Back at the Wiseman estate (now a museum): billion-dollar art & near-Picasso caper
46:43 – Why tell it now: warnings for kids, choosing a better path, how to follow

Ashley and Madison sit down with a veteran stylist (25+ years) Gara Rose Gambucci who started with Madonna, designed tours for Paulina Rubio, and later shifted into personal styling with a mindset rooted in manifestation and craft—not credentials. We cover Hollywood realities (learn the language, not just the trends), client moments with Tobey Maguire’s circle, and what working alongside Arianne Phillips taught her about creativity without ego. If you’ve ever felt “not stylish,” this one’s your reset. 

00:00 – “What most people like to hear…” (the Madonna start)

00:28 – Names that blew up the résumé: Christopher Lloyd to Tori Spelling

00:50 – Newport Psycho intro with Ashley & Matty 

01:18 – “I’m a celebrity wardrobe stylist” and why she prefers personal styling now 

02:05 – Clients and boundaries: what she’ll share (and won’t) 

02:16 – Early break with Madonna (2004) and the tour years boot camp for life & style

03:41 – First huge gig: Paulina Rubio (the “Latin Madonna”) designing tour looks 

04:58 – Lessons from Arianne Phillips: creativity without ego, how the top really works

05:45 – Hollywood truth: styling is a language; shopping isn’t the job 

06:16 – No fashion school: broadcast journalism at ASU, instinct + tests built the portfolio

07:00 – TV makeover shows were fun—but she hated being on camera 

07:48 – Manifestation, self-belief, and taking scary leaps (the real through-line) 

08:38 – On not fitting in at school, finding art/fashion/music on her own terms 

09:30 – The Tobey/Leo/Kevin crew anecdote and IG moment 

10:10 – Why most people “suffer” because of style and how to fix it fast 

Biohacker Troy Laing breaks down breathwork, cold plunging, and stacked recovery tech (PEMF + BrainTap + red light + hyperbaric) to boost ATP, circulation, and stress control. He explains why diet is individual, how gut health drives skin and mood, what “micro-circulation” really means, and why peptide sourcing matters (BPC-157 + TB-500, the “Wolverine blend”). Plus: athletes, Navy-SEAL mindset, and full-moon breathwork ceremonies.

00:00 – Full-moon & meditation breathwork ceremonies (why they work)
01:31 – Meet Troy: “my psycho is biohacking & optimizing performance”
02:06 – Biohacking defined: HBOT, red light, peptides & more
03:00 – Favorite protocol: cold plunge + guided breathwork (mind over water)
04:50 – Breath to exit fight-or-flight; control under stress & in sport
05:58 – One-hour transcendental sessions & emotional release
07:03 – Releasing stored trauma; “psychosomatic” explained in plain English
08:46 – Athlete mindset: MMA roots, SEAL grit, pushing limits
09:21 – Ultrarunner case: Moab “250” + the 4-step super-healing stack
10:15 – PEMF + BrainTap synergy, then red light bed, then hyperbaric oxygen
12:19 – Micro-circulation, oxygen saturation & ATP = recovery trifecta
13:41 – ATP 101 (cellular energy) in two sentences
14:02 – Diet is personal: proteins, carbs, inflammation & bio-feedback
16:03 – Protein picks: chicken, turkey, lean steak; fish & heavy metals note
20:26 – Peptides: BPC-157, TB-500 “Wolverine blend,” regulation & purity

Serial entrepreneur Jeni Castro, founder of Coffee Dose (a.k.a. Anti-Bitch Serum) talks building a loud, lovable brand in an 88-sq-ft salon, why franchising Bronze Bunny drained her creativity, and how “Karens & trolls” accidentally became rocket fuel. We get into confidence, cussing as a calling card, surviving a viral Yelp pile-on during cancel culture, team/turnover realities, and expanding to Encinitas near Rancho Santa Fe while staying unapologetically her.

00:02:33 – Her “psycho”: Karens & trolls (fuel and fire). 
00:03:36 – Confidence talk: born with it or built? 
00:06:08 – Branding love: Anti-Bitch Serum on a cup. 
00:06:27 – Coffee Dose origin: accident → opportunity. 
00:07:00 – Franchising Bronze Bunny: “I absolutely hated it.” 
00:08:06 – 88-sq-ft launch in Costa Mesa; “f— it, let’s do it.” 
00:09:20 – Loud on purpose: female-first coffee, no judgment. 
00:10:16 – Culture: fun with her husband; “HR liability” jokes. 
00:12:06 – Quality receipts: house-made almond milk, not just IG. 
00:15:06 – Team pains from the beauty biz; why it dulled her sparkle. 
00:17:00 – Handbook honesty (yes, the F-word) & staffing realities. 
00:17:33 – Encinitas buildout on the cusp of Rancho Santa Fe. 
00:19:03 – Viral during cancel culture: the “Karen” sign & reviews. 
00:20:59 – “~3,000 one-star Yelp reviews in six hours.” (clapback video) 
00:22:25 – “Calling someone Karen is like the N-word” (wild review). 
00:25:55 – Brand thesis: loosen up, laugh, and keep it real.

What does it take to dedicate your life to water? And how do you manage the mind while chasing massive miles in the ocean?

Lexie Kelly—a former NCAA swimmer turned elite marathon open‑water swimmer and coach based in Newport Beach—joins Madison & Ashley to dive into the mental and emotional world of open-water swimming. 

This episode isn’t just about distance— it’s about identity, obsession, and finding your element.

Ever wondered what therapy looks like in a maximum-security prison—or what drives someone to become a sociopath?

Licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Kajal Sakhrani, who works both in private practice and with incarcerated men in California, joins Madison + Ashley to break it all down. She takes us inside high-security mental health treatment, explains the difference between sociopathy and psychopathy, and shares chilling real-life stories - from therapy breakthroughs to the darkest behaviors she’s witnessed.

This episode isn’t just a conversation - it’s an emotional dive into power, control, and what happens when science meets confinement.

Content warning: contains descriptions of violence and mental illness

Ever wonder what it feels like in the ring—and what it costs mentally?
 Andre “Hitman” Huseman joins Madison + Ashley to share his journey from amateur boxer training under world-class athletes in OC, to opening BoxHaus— a boxing studio where he coaches celebrities, execs, and everyday fighters . 

He gets real about:

• The physical and psychological toll of boxing
• The dark detours some fighters take when pressure spirals
• Why building BoxHaus became more than a gym—it became a community
• What it means to redefine success outside the ring

Tune in to The Newport Psycho. 

Jasmin Harris, Director of Development & Policy at the Innocence Center in Southern California, joins Madison and Ashley to talk about what really happens inside the justice system—and why so many innocent people are still behind bars.

From murder cases with no evidence to confessions made under pressure, Jasmin shares real stories from her work, the emotional weight of fighting for the truth, and how she’s working to dismantle a system that was never built to protect everyone.

This one will stay with you.

This week, Madison and Ashley are joined by artist Ali Sabet for a conversation that’s as layered as his paintings. They explore how identity, heartbreak, and personal chaos can drive creativity — and what happens when you finally stop performing for the world.

What happens when you marry the man of your dreams—only to find out he’s not who he said he was? Kim Belle, owner of Belle Boutique, was married for 20 years to someone she now calls a psycho.

Because sometimes, the scariest kind of psycho is the one in your own home.

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