The Olivia Fox Podcast

Olivia catches up with an old coworker and friend Lamont King from her days in syndicated radio. They catch on what's been going on since they last worked together including his comedy career.

This is how it all started as Olivia jumps on the mic with her radio friend and former cohost from back in the day Ken Johnson. Join in as they talk the gift that apparently keeps on giving, Will & Jada,

Downland, laugh and say WTH with them.

This week Olivia's guest is Eric Deggans NPR’s first full-time TV critic, media analyst and guest host, appearing on the network’s shows, such as Morning Edition, Here & Now and All Things Considered, along with writing material for NPR.org. They're talking media and culture on this week's episode of the Olivia Fox Podcast. Download it now!

This week Olivia tackles mental health with a special guest. Roxanne Francis trained psychotherapist and group practice owner with more than 15 years of experience in the mental health field, she started her journey as a social worker and social justice warrior. Now, as the CEO of Francis Psychotherapy, she is an industry leader who knows how to use her skills and keep it real at the same time. Hear the conversation right here right now!

This week on the Podcast, Olivia talks to Rick Younger actor, comedian, and singer who you've undoubtedly seen in numerous national television commercials. Film credits include Ordinary World and Morning Glory. He’s appeared on TV in the Woody Allen Amazon Series, "Crisis in Six Scenes", HBO's "Girls", "Blue Bloods", "Law & Order: SVU", “The Last O.G.”, and “The Other Two” on HBOMAX. Rick has also been on Broadway where he originated the role of Mr. Duvall in Mean Girls the Musical. We're talking music, movies, TV, stage and entertainment on the The Olivia Fox Podcast.

Tanya Nolan is a soulful R&B/ Pop singer & songwriter, She brings unique power vocals, original tracks and cinematic music videos. Her versatility allows her to create music that caters to multiple genres including R&B, Pop, Afro-Beats & Dance Music to name a few.

She joins Olivia on the podcast to talk about her passion for music and entrepreneurship.

Another amazing conversation on the Olivia Fox Podcast. This week hear artist, writer Victory and her story of her musical journey from performing in subways and central park in NY to working with some of the biggest names in the business.

Relive the best of the Olivia Fox Podcast Season One, so far. Take some time to binge on your commute or over the weekend and subscribe for a new episode next Thursday right here where you get your podcasts

This week Olivia is in conversation with Voice Actor and Author of the book "Forget Having Kids, I'm Having Much Fun" Dane Reid.

This week on the podcast Olivia talks to Khafre Jay. Khafre is a change-maker, a community organizer, a consultant that helps businesses incorporate Hip Hop into their programs Khafre Jay is a change-maker, a community organizer, a consultant that helps businesses incorporate Hip Hop into their programs, an artist, and the best father ever. Hailing from Hunters Point, San Francisco, and being raised in a city with the highest income inequality in the Nation, Khafre dedicated his adult life to fighting for socioeconomic justice while learning to empower his community's voices — and he primarily does so through Hip Hop organizing. His passions for music, grassroots solutions, and community justice drove him to create the nonprofit Hip Hop For Change in 2013, which started from a clipboard on 24th Street and quickly grew to the world's largest Hip Hop education organization.