Lyric Perez—Producer, Director, Songwriter, and creative force—built her career without the traditional path. No roadmap, no safety net. But what looks like confidence and independence on the outside can actually come from survival mode.

In this episode, we go deep into healing, manifestation, and the connection between your thoughts, your words, and the reality you create. Because it’s not just mindset, it’s how you speak, what you believe, and the patterns you’re still operating from without realizing it.

From dropping out of high school and getting her GED to building a career in the entertainment industry, Lyric shares what it really takes to evolve.

We talk about how hyper-independence can be rooted in trauma, why receiving support can feel uncomfortable even when you crave it, and how playing small to protect yourself can quietly keep you stuck.

This conversation is about:

— unlearning survival mode

— shifting your mindset and belief systems

— manifestation + how your thoughts create your reality

— why your words carry more power than you think

— healing hyper-independence and learning to receive

— building a career in entertainment without a traditional path

— working behind the scenes and not always getting recognition

— speaking your truth without trying to control outcomes

— letting yourself evolve, even when it’s uncomfortable

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Everyone thinks she’s the confident girl… but that’s not the full story.

Lexy Panterra built a viral brand off confidence—while quietly dealing with insecurity, pressure, and the reality of being watched by millions.

From LexTwerkOut to music, business, and OnlyFans, she opens up about what people get completely wrong about her—and what it actually takes to keep showing up when you don’t feel as confident as you look.

We get into:

• living with Crohn’s disease (and how it affects her daily life)
• the truth behind her OnlyFans—and why people misunderstand it
• what it’s like being a woman in entertainment dealing with blurred boundaries + unwanted attention
• why she keeps her relationship private in such a public life

This isn’t the polished version you see online.

It’s everything behind it.

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This episode with Entrepreneur and Media Personality Laila Lopez is about growth.We talk about attachment styles and what it really looks like to date someone emotionally unavailable. We unpack the mind-body connection, manifestation, and how unprocessed emotions can live in the body longer than we think.Laila opens up about building her skincare brand, Ebon Essentials, while privately struggling with hormonal acne — and the courage it takes to show up imperfectly. We also get into career pivots, walking away from spaces that no longer feel aligned, and redefining success on your own terms.There’s a wild dating story that will have you shaking your head, but underneath it is a bigger conversation about standards, self-worth, and choosing yourself fully.

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This week I sat down with pro fighter and UFC athlete 'Gifted' Gabe Green, and Gabe opens up about the health battle that changed everything, his spiritual awakening after years of being a skeptic, and we address the big question: Can you be a true Christian and a fighter? Gabe explains why fighting is an art form, a craft he believes God gave him the ability to perfect — not a platform for anger or malice. We talk about the stereotype that fighters get, why men should wear skirts, his (slightly radical) solution to world war and why martial arts training should be mandatory for everyone. We get into practical self-defense advice, including what to do in worst-case scenarios. This episode is about more than fighting. It’s about identity, faith, masculinity, discipline, and questioning the systems we were handed. If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, felt misunderstood, or tried to balance strength with softness — this one’s for you.

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I’m joined by CEO of Puff Dao and Girls Gays & Theys, Ashlee Belzo, and this episode is a wild ride. We get into the car accident that caused her traumatic brain injury, the anxiety that followed, and the wake-up call she needed to slow down. We also get into the messiness of dating, the chaos of toxic relationships, and how love will always expose your shadow side. Plus, we talk love languages and the wild way Ashlee was forced out of the closet.We also get into the struggles behind being a CEO and Event Organizer. Between last-minute ticket buyers and people acting too cool to pay, Ashlee spills all the behind-the-scenes of curating a vibe while holding it all together.If you’ve ever had to rebuild after hitting rock bottom, navigated love while healing, or just needed a reminder that you're not alone, this episode is for you.

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This week, artist EMoney is in the building and we get very real, very fast.

EMoney was on Season 6 of MTV's Are You The One so he knows what goes on behind the cameras. We’re unpacking the absolute chaos of reality TV — from the psychological high of morally questionable people to the behind-the-scenes manipulation that happens with executive producers and cast members. Is it entertainment... or emotional warfare?

We also dive into the heavier stuff: why some of us can cry during movies but not in real life situations like death, the quiet day-to-day sadness we avoid with dopamine scrolls, and living with Trichotillomania since childhood. Plus: the Taylor Swift discourse that might get some of y’all mad (you’ve been warned), cancel culture fatigue, and why Gen Z is basically shutting the bar scene down. It’s unfiltered, a little unhinged, and full of the kind of honesty you’re not supposed to say out loud.

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Margarita Monet, lead singer of Edge of Paradise, joins me to talk about the pressure to have “trauma” to make good art, the truth about being in a rock band, and why healing doesn't have to be performative. From band breakups and anxiety to cultural expectations around aging, marriage, and motherhood—we cover it all.

In this episode, we get into what it really means to be honest, how to let go of people without losing yourself, and how Margarita built confidence without conforming to the “tortured artist” stereotype. She shares how being a frontwoman in a rock band shaped her, the guilt of not having a traumatic past, and why she’s unlearning people-pleasing for good.

If you’ve ever felt like you needed to struggle to be taken seriously—or felt pressure to stay in relationships (creative or personal) that no longer align—this one’s for you.

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In this episode, Reality TV Casting Producer Tara Katchur gets honest in a way she never has before. She talks about the childhood friends who ghosted her on her wedding day, what it felt like to keep showing up for people who didn’t show up for her, and the moment she finally learned to listen when someone shows you who they are.

Tara also opens up about growing up with a dual-diagnosed mom and the years she spent being the “parent” in her family. She shares the ultimatum that changed everything and the exhaustion of always keeping it together.

She even tells the story of the colonoscopy she had at 24—how gaining twenty pounds led her to a doctor’s office, and how finding polyps early ended up saving her life.

We wrap with a conversation about beauty pressures coming from shows like Love Island, and what she’s learned about putting herself out there online. As Tara says, it costs nothing to support someone’s work… even though the internet can be a strange place.

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