This week’s episode features Tori Peyton, a mental health advocate who uses social media as a space for honesty, encouragement, and connection.

This is what we talked about in this episode:

• Using social media as a platform for mental health advocacy

• Turning personal experiences into messages that help others

• How mental health content and online influence intersect

• Dealing with criticism and negativity in online spaces

• Finding inspiration for posts rooted in real-life struggles

• Creating safe, supportive spaces for open conversation

This conversation highlights the realities of sharing mental health content online and the impact of using influence with intention, empathy, and purpose.

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This week, the podcast features rising country artist Ry Rivers, joining the conversation from Florida with a sound that brings a fresh take to modern country music. His work stands out for its smooth delivery and creative depth, whether through reimagined covers or original songs that highlight his voice as both a performer and a creator.

This is what we talked about in this episode:

• How Ry Rivers got his start in music • Discovering an artist’s voice through covers and original work • Why reworking a familiar song can reveal musical identity • The songwriting process behind his original music • How he approaches performance and audience connection • His journey as an emerging artist on an upward trajectory

This episode offers a closer look at Ry Rivers’ creative journey and the artistry behind his music, highlighting a talent steadily making his mark in today’s country scene.

This week we welcome Albert Bramante, a seasoned entertainment professional, college professor, and acting coach who has spent decades helping actors navigate one of the toughest industries out there.

Here are we talked about in this episode:

• What it really takes to coach and prepare actors for a challenging profession • The reality of facing endless auditions and constant rejection • Staying ready even when opportunities feel far away • How actors push through day-to-day life while keeping their passion alive • Why discouragement is normal and how to move past it • The value of building momentum in your craft and career • How mindset shapes success not only in acting but in any part of life

Albert’s insight shows that staying positive, building momentum, and refusing to give up are universal lessons that go far beyond the acting world.