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i introduce "wine to me" to the podcast but with a rebrand, meet "dm's with dayna!" but first, i share my story and explain what unf*ckwithable means to me.
leah mcsweeney is the newest member of the rhony cast. We discuss how she met both beyoncé and rihanna (yes, I’m still recovering from this information), her freshman season on rhony, dating during a pandemic, the story of how she found out she was pregnant, mental health and how we are constantly reminded we look and sound alike.
taylor misiak is a talented actress best known for her role as “ally” on the hit fx show “dave." we discuss how she met dave on the set of his epic music video, where she was when she found out she got the role of “ally,' taking risks, her love of reality tv, breaking down some of my favorite scenes from the show, milking porn, and her experience giving a ted talk.
dom roberts is a gen-z content creator and activist. In may, her anti-racist graphics went viral leading her on a new path with a new purpose. we discuss what it was like for her work to go viral, finding your voice, performative activism vs. the real deal, optimism during an incredibly difficult year, and having uncomfortable conversations in general, especially with family.
mary beth barone is a new york based comedian and style icon. we discuss how she handled it when a viral joke of hers was stolen by a late night host, how she is adapting her comedy stylings to this dumpster fire of a new normal, artistic thirst traps, her treatment program for ridding the world of f*ckboys, therapy, the underbelly of the comedy scene and her eternal love for katy perry.
Did you ever think that every misstep, obstacle and heartbreak was a series of divine intervention leading you to become the person that you were meant to be? Dayna Kathan knows from first hand experience what doesn’t kill you, makes you “unf*ckwithable”. Follow along as Dayna interviews guests from all walks of life that share their stories of triumph, disappointment, personal growth and the human experience.
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