Comedian and author Jordan Carlos joins Kyle to discuss his new book, “Choreplay: The Marriage-Saving Magic of Getting Your Head Out of Your Ass.” Jordan shares his transformative journey toward a healthier, more intentional marriage. From breaking down toxic beliefs to embracing therapy, Jordan reveals how small shifts can lead to deeper intimacy and personal growth.

Chapters

• The marriage-saving power of getting your head out of your ass
• Mindset shifts from being a busy “man-child” to an engaged partner
• Challenging outdated gender role beliefs about chores and responsibilities
• The importance of consistency over grand gestures in relationships
• How to recognize and shed the default “she does, I don’t” setting
• Modern masculinity and the journey away from ego-driven performance
• Practical tips for building trust, boundaries, and emotional availability
• The role of therapy, self-reflection, and discipline in personal change
• Creating household maps and routines for mutual reliability
• Tips for better sleep synchrony and shared bedtime habits
• Current tangles

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Comedian, author, actress and podcaster Sarah Colonna joins Kyle to discuss her new standup shows and comedic evolution. From Germany, Arkansas to Los Angeles, Sarah covers her early years on stage, working on “Chelsea Lately” for seven seasons, and marriage to retired NFL player Jon Ryan. She also discusses her comedy community, two podcasts, and creating her “Clutch Women” company.

Chapters

• Life on the road: mastering touring
• Comedic inspirations
• Growing up in Arkansas with a mom who worked in a funeral home
• First time on stage
• Crafting comedy
• Navigating social media and political correctness
• The “Chelsea Lately” years
• Friendships and collaborations
• Transitioning from writing to acting
• Married life and sports
• Entrepreneurship and “Clutch Women”
• “Book Lisp” podcast
• “Are You My Podcast?”
• Current tangles

In this candid interview, singer-songwriter David Archuleta shares his heartfelt journey through faith, coming out, healing family wounds, and advocating for change within his religious community. His new memoir, “Devout,” offers hope, resilience, and a call for understanding.

Chapters

• David’s experience of leaving Mormonism and reconciling faith with sexuality
• Jennette McCurdy’s encouragement
• The process of writing “Devout” and confronting family trauma
• The impact of childhood abuse stories on his personal growth and advocacy
• How David’s faith and spirituality have evolved
• Personal reflections on being misunderstood and the importance of authenticity
• His approach to changing perceptions about LGBTQ+ individuals in religious contexts
• The significance of boundaries and estrangement in healing family relationships
• Tangled in the “Devout” EP