Peptides are quietly changing the future of health—and most people still don’t understand what they are or why they matter.

In this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with Dr. Todd Schlifstein, a leading expert in peptide therapy, to break down what peptides actually are, how they work in the body, and why they’re becoming one of the most talked-about tools in modern medicine, longevity, and performance optimization.

We dive into how peptides can support healing, fat loss, muscle recovery, hormone balance, inflammation reduction, brain health, and aging—without the hype or confusion. Dr. Schlifstein explains the science in a way that actually makes sense, clearing up common misconceptions and sharing what people should know before considering peptide therapy.

If you’re curious about biohacking, longevity, or taking a smarter, more proactive approach to your health, this conversation will change how you think about what’s possible.

This episode is informative, practical, and grounded in real science—no fear-mongering, no magic pills, just clarity.

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In this episode of Next to Madison, Madison sits down with Charlii Sebunya, Executive Producer, Director, and TV Journalist, for a candid conversation on confidence, mindset, and personal values. Charlii shares insights from his time on the red carpet, what those high-profile moments taught him about presence and self-belief, and why he’s proud to be an American.

They also explore what it truly means to respect your country through gratitude, responsibility, and optimism. Charlii reflects on impactful advice he received from Madonna, and how maintaining an optimistic attitude continues to shape both his career and outlook on life.

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In this episode of Next to Madison, Madison sits down with Ivy Supersonic—award-winning radio personality, producer, and author—to talk about her cancer journey, the lessons it taught her, and the personal choices that supported her healing process.

Ivy shares her own experience with making intentional dietary and lifestyle changes during her cancer journey, emphasizing that what she discusses reflects what felt supportive for her personally, not medical advice or universal recommendations. Together, Madison and Ivy explore how tuning into your body, mindset, and intuition can become a powerful part of navigating illness, fear, and major life shifts.

This conversation is raw, thoughtful, and deeply human—centered on personal experience, self-trust, and resilience rather than prescriptions or promises. Whether you’re facing health challenges, reinvention, or simply questioning how you want to care for yourself, this episode invites reflection, not instruction.

Disclaimer: This episode reflects personal experiences and opinions only and is not intended as medical advice; listeners should consult qualified healthcare professionals regarding their own health decisions.

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As interest rates begin to ease and market confidence slowly returns, many are asking: Is real estate entering its next opportunity window?

On this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with David Becker, real estate investor and leader at Time Equities, to break down what today’s shifting market really means — and how experienced investors think during moments of transition.

We discuss:

• What easing interest rates mean for real estate
• How smart money positions itself before momentum returns
• Why uncertainty still creates opportunity
• The long-term fundamentals behind real estate wealth
• What investors should be watching next

This is a clear, grounded conversation about how real estate evolves as conditions shift — without hype, fear, or headlines.

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In this episode of Next to Madison, Madison sits down with Ron Barba to discuss his new political movement, “MAGA for Mamdani,” a bold and unconventional idea that’s sparking conversation by intentionally challenging political labels and assumptions.

Ron explains the purpose behind the movement, how controversy can be used as a tool to disrupt entrenched narratives, and why provoking discomfort can sometimes open the door to deeper understanding. Rather than pushing a traditional political agenda, this conversation explores the psychology of polarization, the power of reframing, and what happens when familiar slogans are flipped on their head.

This episode isn’t about telling listeners what to think — it’s about encouraging critical thought, curiosity, and honest dialogue in a time when political conversations often shut down before they begin.

Whether you agree, disagree, or fall somewhere in between, this episode invites you to listen beyond the headline and engage with the bigger conversation underneath.

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Comedian and podcast host Paul Virzi joins Next to Madison for a real, hilarious conversation about comedy, relationships, and the myths we believe about success.

Paul shares what years of stand-up, marriage, and fatherhood have taught him about pressure, expectations, and why “making it” doesn’t magically solve your internal stuff. We talk about balancing ambition with real life, staying grounded in a chaotic industry, and the moments that keep comedians honest — onstage and off.

This episode is funny, thoughtful, and refreshingly human — the kind of conversation that reminds you why laughter and perspective matter just as much as achievement.

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Chef Via Melissa joins me to share simple, delicious holiday recipes that prove great cooking doesn’t have to be complicated. She breaks down easy ways to impress your guests, bring big flavor without the stress, and put the joy back into your kitchen and holiday entertaining. Whether you’re hosting a full house or a cozy dinner, these tips will help you create memorable dishes with ease.

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In this episode of Next to Madison, I sit down with producer Robert Friedman, the force behind Bungalow Media and a guy who has helped shape some of the biggest moments in entertainment over the last few decades. We talk about how AI is showing up in Hollywood — not in a sci-fi way, but in the very real, day-to-day shifts happening behind the scenes. Robert breaks down what’s exciting, what’s uncertain, and how this new wave of technology is already impacting the way stories get made.

He also shares great stories from his past ventures, the projects that defined different eras of his career, and what he’s learned from being at the center of so many major media companies. It’s a down-to-earth, smart, and surprisingly fun look at where Hollywood has been… and where it’s going.

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