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Comedian Shane Hartline joins Milk & Honeys to talk about building one of the most chaotic (and honestly genius) live comedy shows out right now — NAW Wrestling — which is officially making its debut at the Netflix Is a Joke Festival this May… and yes, Kayla is part of it.

We get into how Shane turned his real wrestling background into a full-blown improv comedy show, why NAW has become a cult favorite in LA, and how it landed a spot on one of the biggest comedy stages in the country. He also breaks down launching the NAW or Never Twitch show, getting top comedians and performers involved as judges, and what it takes to build something completely original in a very crowded space.

Plus, Shane opens up about living and performing with Spasmodic Dysphonia, how it’s impacted his voice and career, and why raising awareness through Dysphonia.org is so important to him.

It’s funny, chaotic, a little unhinged… and somehow really inspiring.

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Carlye Tamaren does not believe in picking one lane. Actor, director, writer, dancer—she’s done it all, and she’s not waiting around for permission from anyone. You’ve seen her in Dexter: Original Sin, Criminal Minds, and How to Get Away with Murder, but behind the scenes she’s building her own projects through her production company, Not Your Daddy’s Films.

We talk about what it actually takes to survive in Hollywood, the reality of booking roles versus creating your own opportunities, and how her perspective on success has evolved over time. Plus, what it’s like stepping into a massive fan-favorite franchise like Dexter, and why more creatives are choosing to bet on themselves instead of waiting for the industry to catch up.

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This week, Shayne Davis from Vanderpump Rules joins us on the couch — and let’s just say… there’s a lot more to him than what you see on Bravo. We get into how he was brought into the new cast, what kind of advice (if any) he got going in, and what it actually feels like to have the internet form opinions about you overnight.

But beyond the show, Shayne opens up about his real life — including the kind of experiences that give you at least nine lives (and then some). From getting shot to navigating sobriety, we talk about the parts of his story people don’t expect… and the parts reality TV definitely doesn’t show.

We also get honest about whether reality TV is everything he thought it would be, the pressure of public perception, and how much of himself he’s actually able to share on camera. It’s funny, a little chaotic, surprisingly real — and yes, we absolutely tried to get him to say things he probably shouldn’t.