Today on Unlicensed Therapy I am joined by comedian and host of the podcast “Fahim Anwar Dance Hour”, Fahim Anwar. On this episode Fahim and I begin with covering the basics of what should be required when doing a show or going on a podcast. We also deconstruct what Jay-Z’s 99 problems could possibly be along with why phones have such a bad reputation, especially around friends and partners. Eventually, we come to the conclusion that having the ability to sit in silence while on your phone resembles a deeper connection. As we reach the premise of the show Fahim shares his first world problems such as difficulty balancing career and personal life. Though, his biggest disappointment lies in the entertainment industry, most being from commercial auditioning but all auditions nonetheless. Stay with us as we go deeper on the details here on Unlicensed Therapy!

Is Josh Wolf too nice?

Jeremiah is busy, goofy, and kind but is his life as perfect as it seems?

Pat has a new positive outlook on life. Does it work?

Kristen needs help breaking away from work and focusing on herself. Kevin Fard joins in as a co-host.

Francisco comes in to talk about his relationship and being an outsider.

Joe and Ari share stories from the road, talk about people getting offended, and how he wants to move out of LA.

Today on the podcast we are joined by comedian and actor Rick Glassman. On this episode Rick shares with us how being diagnosed with Asperger syndrome late in life affected both his professional and personal life. Growing up Rick lacked the ability to read social and facial ques and as a result had little to no friends. Recognizing these limitations proved to be the easiest hurdle. Learning how to navigate through this condition on the other hand showed to be more challenging. As a high functioning adult Rick has been able to adapt almost effortlessly but not without the help of comedy. Comedy has directly improved his ability to connect with people through validation and although it is an ongoing battle his stage persona has formed into something you would not recognize from his young self. As we go further into the show Rick shares with us a few anecdotes confronting a security guard along with his basketball aspirations in college.

Not much is wrong with Lucas or at least we couldn't get to the bottom of it.

Benji has no problems... or does he?