Leaving a cult is not one decision. It is rebuilding your entire identity from the ground up. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with Emily Powell, who shares her journey growing up in a fundamentalist Mormon polygamous family with 23 siblings, six mothers, and a belief system that discouraged…
Sometimes the hardest battles begin long after the biggest victory. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with Super Bowl champion Jim McMahon, who reflects on the journey from a troubled teenager to one of the NFL's most recognizable quarterbacks. He shares how discipline, resilience, and the right mentors helped…
They mocked his gift. Years later, it earned him a Guinness World Record. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with Scott Flansburg, known as the Human Calculator. What teachers once dismissed as the "wrong" way to solve math problems became the ability that made him faster than calculators and…
The modeling world of the 80s was filled with opportunity, pressure, and reinvention behind the camera. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with Sandra Taylor, who shares her journey from fashion runways and Playboy to Hollywood and an unexpected second career in wine. She reflects on breaking into modeling…
Winning does not guarantee fulfillment. Sometimes the hardest battle begins after the trophies. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with NHL legend Grant Fuhr, who reflects on life beyond five Stanley Cups and a Hall of Fame career. From being adopted as an infant to leaving home at 15…
The radio voice you hear on air is built on rejection, resets, and reinvention most people never see. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with John Jay, sharing the real path behind a radio career built from scratch. From constantly changing schools growing up between Mexico and Arizona to…
Success starts long before the trophies. It starts with the sacrifices nobody sees. This episode features Roger Clemens reflecting on the lessons that shaped a seven Cy Young Award career. After losing his father at a young age, Roger was raised by a mother and grandmother who worked tirelessly to…
Success is not built in spotlight moments. It is built on early rejection, small jobs, and consistency. This episode features a conversation with Kathy Ireland, tracing her journey from delivering newspapers and selling painted rocks to building a global consumer brand beyond modeling. She shares how insecurity, confidence struggles, and…
Not every comedy career starts with a plan. Some start with one bit that catches fire. This episode features Dan Whitney, the comedian behind Larry the Cable Guy, sharing how a five-minute cable installer bit turned into one of the most recognizable comedy brands in America. He walks through the…
The life of a supermodel during the Studio 54 era is defined by fast fame, high pressure, and constant reinvention. This episode features Carol Alt, tracing what it was really like to rise in the modeling world during one of its most iconic eras. From early ambition and unexpected breaks…
One Aspen business card leads to Food Network fame, Iron Chef battle, and a chef still building legacy Chef Beau MacMillan went from line cook to Iron Chef America competitor after one business card in Aspen led to a Food Network call and a showdown with Bobby Flay. But he…
Rejection early in life can become the foundation for championship success. MLB legend Bret Saberhagen shares how being picked last as a kid and facing early setbacks shaped the mindset that carried him to World Series MVP and multiple Cy Young Awards. He walks through his journey from childhood disappointment…
Success does not come from saying yes to everything. It comes from knowing exactly what you refuse to trade. 80s supermodel Kim Alexis sits down with Mike Broomhead to pull back the curtain on early fame in New York, Rome, and Paris at just 18, where pressure was constant and…