Carrie Dennehy is genderqueer, nonbinary, bisexual, a special education teacher, and uses any pronouns.

But what does “any pronouns” actually mean? Does it truly not matter which pronoun someone uses? In this episode, we ask Carrie those questions and talk openly about why different pronouns feel right at different times and what that means to them.

We also talk about authenticity and how Carrie shows up fully as themselves, including in the classroom, giving their students an example of what it looks like to express yourself and be who you are.

It’s an open, honest conversation about pronouns, identity, authenticity, and the power of simply showing up as who you are.

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We talk with Denise Paley, a mother whose son experienced a serious mental health crisis as a teenager that led to a tragic act of violence.

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In this repeat of the first episode of Tony and Sarah Unscripted, it’s just the two of them, sitting down to talk about why this podcast changed direction and why the name changed too. Tony shares a bit about a recent experience that shifted things in a big way, and together they reflect on how life has a way of asking us to pause, recalibrate, and move forward with more intention. It’s an honest conversation about change, resilience, and choosing to keep showing up, even when things feel uncertain.

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In Part Two of this special conversation, Tony and Sarah continue their discussion with attorney, advocate, and longtime friend Dru Levasseur. Together, they explore the evolving landscape of transgender advocacy, the importance of authentic leadership, and the value of building organizations and communities shaped by lived experience.

From personal reflections to lessons learned over decades of friendship and advocacy, this episode offers an honest and inspiring conversation about resilience, purpose, and creating lasting change.

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On this episode of Tony and Sarah Unscripted, Tony and Sarah sit down with attorney, advocate, and longtime friend Dru Levasseur for Part One of a special two-part conversation. Dru shares his journey as a transgender attorney, reflects on co-founding the Jim Collins Foundation, and discusses the importance of community-led change and creating opportunities rooted in lived experience.

A thoughtful and personal conversation about friendship, advocacy, and why it matters for communities to have a voice in shaping their own future.

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In this deeply honest and heartfelt episode of Tony & Sarah Unscripted, Sarah’s husband, Joe, joins us for a conversation that many parents experience but few feel safe enough to have publicly.
With vulnerability, courage, and unwavering love for his son, he shares what it was like when his child came out as transgender. He speaks openly about feelings that can be difficult to admit and the personal journey of learning, growing, and adapting as a parent.

What makes this conversation so powerful is its authenticity. By sharing feelings that many people keep to themselves, he creates space for empathy, understanding, and honest dialogue about what it means to love someone unconditionally while continuing to learn and grow yourself.

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The Conversation Continues with Tim and Eddie.

In this continued conversation with Tim and Eddie, we explore recovery, faith, identity, and the courage it takes to live authentically. Their story is rooted in honesty, resilience, love, and the freedom that comes from finally living as your true self. A real conversation about healing, hope, and the power of authenticity.

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In this episode, we sit down with Corey Hudson, author, photojournalist, and LMSW, for a real and honest conversation about his journey through trauma, substance use, and healing.

Corey shares his story with openness and heart, reminding us of the strength it takes to live authentically and the power of being seen.

We also talk about his book Every Heart Has a Story to Tell, inspired by his blog Hearts of Strangers.

A grounded, powerful reminder that every story matters.

Check out his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@heartsofstrangers1727

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In this episode, cohost Tony Ferraiolo talks about his experience being on anxiety medication and the importance of letting go of shame around taking care of your mental health. The conversation explores self-care, giving yourself permission to get the support you need, and what that journey can really feel like. Along the way, it takes an unexpected and lighthearted turn, as he shares what helps him relax, including a funny and very honest moment about watching The Waltons. It’s real, human, and might leave you smiling.

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Ed and Tim’s story is one of resilience, honesty, and love.

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