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• Challenging outdated gender role beliefs about chores and responsibilities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

Best-selling author, editor, and former MTV VJ Dave Holmes joins Kyle for a reflective hour on the ‘90s, pre-online dating, tangible media, and much more. Dave offers behind-the-scenes stories from his days at MTV, including dream interviews and placing second on the “Wanna Be a VJ” contest. He gets candid about coming out, celebrity crushes, and hosting the “Homophilia” podcast. Dave also discusses the evolution of music videos, digital media, and the rapid consumption of music instead of a steady rollout.

Chapters

• Stories from the 90’s cruise
• The power of Edwin McCain
• The nostalgia of early MTV moments and favorite bands
• Insights on queer artists
• Lilith Fair, female singer-songwriters and representation
• Being a theater and variety show enthusiast and early influences
• The rise of MTV and music videos; early exposure to cable
• Early queer visibility through TV and music
• Coming out stories and personal growth
• Collecting vintage literature and the importance of tangible media
• Memories working at MTV, meeting legendary artists, and memorable interviews
• The decline of traditional cable TV, the evolution of music videos, and streaming era
• Transition from TV hosting to writing articles and books
• Reflections on writing "Party of One" and future projects
• The loss of physical media and its cultural impact
• Talking about the impact of curated collections on perception
• Current tangles
• Celebrity crushes

This week, Kyle is joined by Emmy winning host Sherri Shepherd, who shares her journey through comedy, television, and her new “Make it Make Sense” comedy tour. Sherri discusses the evolution of standup, the challenges of social media, her diverse roles, and her closeknit comedy community. She also shares the joys of having her own talk show and the bittersweetness of having it come to an end this year. Get your tickets to Sherri’s tour at sherrishepherd.com.

Chapters

• Standup comedy craft and evolution
• Impact of social media on comedy
• Balancing multiple entertainment roles
• Friendship and collaboration in comedy
• Challenges and opportunities in TV hosting
• Work-life balance and career reflections
• Upcoming projects
• Current tangles
• Rapid fire roles

This week, Joel Kim Booster opens up about his diverse career in comedy, acting, writing, and producing. He shares insights on his creative process, navigating the industry, and balancing personal life with professional projects, including his work on 'Fire Island' and the new 'Scrubs' revival. Joel also offers a preview of his new standup tour, heading across the country.

Chapters

• Core love for writing
• Generating standup material
• Inspirations
• Love for “biological mom” Margaret Cho
• Navigating personal and political themes in comedy
• The pressure to perform crowd work
• “Scrubs” revival
• Working with Maya Rudolph on “Loot”
• Current tangles

This week, Kyle is joined by Emmy winning actor, writer and producer Dan Bucatinsky. They discuss the third and final season of “The Comeback,” which is Kyle’s all-time favorite show! Dan shares insights into its creative process and enduring legacy over 21 years. He also offers an inside look at the show's development, Lisa Kudrow's remarkable talents, and the evolving landscape of television.

Chapters

• The origins and resurgence of The Comeback on HBO, including its cult following
• Lisa Kudrow’s exceptional acting skills and her versatility across comedy and drama
• The role of scripted writing vs. improv in modern television production
• Remembering Robert Michael Morris
• The influence of nostalgia and reality TV’s rise on scripted comedy
• The impact of AI and technology on future TV storytelling
• The importance of authenticity and vulnerability in contemporary reality shows
• Dan's long-standing relationship with Lisa Kudrow and career highlights
• The shift toward embracing cringe humor and reality-based entertainment
• Current tangles
• Rapid fire roles

This week, Kyle is joined by journalist, social media pro and his former colleague Jeannette Reyes. She shares her journey from aspiring attorney to successful journalist and social media personality. Jeannette reflects on her standout moments in journalism, the challenges of the industry, and her transition to a more flexible career that allows her to embrace motherhood and personal growth. Jeannette discusses the importance of cultural representation, maintaining relationships, and the impact of humor in her work. She also highlights her podcasting experience and the value of vulnerability in storytelling, all while navigating the complexities of modern life and career pivots.

Chapters

• Early life and childhood aspirations
• Journalist career highlights
• Transitioning out of news
• The changing landscape of journalism
• Social media success and “the anchor voice”
• Marriage and the importance of humor
• Moving to the Big Apple
• Navigating public perception and criticism
• The decision to stay private
• Empowering others through career pivots
• The impact of news on parenting
• Holding hope
• Vulnerability in storytelling
• Self-care and growth
• Current tangles