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.

Follow Kim on Instagram: @kimbelleoc
Shop Belle Boutique: @belleboutiqueoc

From Beirut to Orange County’s most in-demand smile expert—Dr. Guitta Harb’s story isn’t polished. It’s powerful.

She skipped high school, started college at 14, and became a doctor by 24. But her success didn’t stop with degrees and accolades. She built a life that reflects her grit: motherhood, entrepreneurship, and helping people find confidence through transformation.

This week on The Newport Psycho, we go there—with identity, trauma, beauty, and what it really means to create a life you love.

Lisa Huscher — intuitive coach, author, and the high-vibe force behind High Vibe Soul Sisters — is here to talk all things energy, alignment, and trusting your inner voice.

After decades of success across fashion, healthcare, and consulting, Lisa’s journey took a turn inward. Now, she helps others connect to their intuition, move through anxiety, and build lives that actually feel good.

From entrepreneurship to energy work (and even a recent appearance on The Real Housewives of OC), Lisa's story is a reminder that success hits different when it’s aligned with who you really are.

Kelly Taylor grew up with a front-row seat to Hollywood’s most legendary era—her father, Terry Moogan, served as a personal butler to icons like Elizabeth Taylor and Clint Eastwood. In this episode, Kelly opens up about what it was like living and working in LA during what she calls both the most fun and the darkest time of her life. She shares unforgettable stories from her time in Hollywood—some inherited, many her own—and talks about her upcoming book, where she carries her father’s legacy forward as a writer and storyteller. As Hollywood’s secrets continue to unravel in the media, Kelly offers a perspective few have ever heard—and none will forget.

No guests. No script. Just the two of us breaking down the absolute chaos that is modern dating. From the mind games to the apps to the way no one actually knows what they want—we’re unpacking all of it.

We talk ghosting, breadcrumbing, emotional unavailability, and why everyone’s pretending not to care while secretly spiraling. If you’ve ever asked yourself “Is it me?” — this one’s for you.

Grab a matcha, open your Hinge inbox, and press play.
 Let’s get a little unhinged about the state of love in 2025.