Whether you love him on Married at First Sight, or you're looking for some sort of relationship advice, this conversation with Pastor Cal is for you! We get right to the truth of the casting of the show- are they PURPOSELY picking people who are bound to be a dramatic problem? Where does he come in? We're also getting advice for people who think the dating pool in their city sucks, or they're burnt out on the apps... plus what about being burnt out in your marriage?! His first steps to get your excitement back! instagram.com/elizabethany tiktok.com/@luvelizabethany

Lauv is embracing a life he never imagined- creating songs for Pixar, and being sober. We're diving into why he's gone sober and what his plans are for it... plus- lots of details of how a Pixar movie and soundtrack comes together, and the changes that are made in a short amount of time! It's one of my favorite chats in a while, so enjoy! instagram.com/elizabethany

Straight Outta Compton and Real Friends of Weho's Curtis Hamilton is living his life in full color for the first time ever, but it's not coming without worries and possible consequences. As he joins MTV's latest reality show all about gays' lives, he's dealing with newly coming out to his family who is not taking this decision easily, and assuming that he'll lose future career opportunities. Still, it's worth it, he says, to represent black queer people who aren't often seen on reality TV. Listen to him talk about how he got involved without being publicly out, what he says to the haters of the show, and more! instagram.com/elizabethany

Below Deck and The Traitors' Kate Chastain calls this week to do what she does best: share her opinions! Is Arie lame? What is Ryan Lochte like? How will she be as a mom? and most importantly- what bigger reality TV plans is she working on?! Turns out, the baby won't slow her down! Listen as we come up with a too-late plan for her to win the game, and more! instagram.com/elizabethany tiktok.com/@luvelizabethany

A couple of months ago, I was diagnosed with depression. It's not that I kept it a secret... it's that I was in denial that I had already hit that low. I want to talk about it, and interview myself, for selfish/therapeutic reasons, but also in an attempt to help one person somewhere.

Jessica Chastain, star of George and Tammy [and plenty of other things] calls in to talk about why and how she became a part of the project! It's been in the works for over a decade, so did she ever want out?! Plus- now that it's nominated for the Golden Globe, what does she do on nomination day? Turns out, she avoids them... and the reason she hopes to get the nominations is selfless. Cancel Culture has a connection to this show, too. We're talking about why people need to forgive, and keep their exes in their lives. Listen to this sweet soul and watch George and Tammy on Showtime! @elizabethany

Tony Hale, from Arrested Development, Veep, Toy Story 4, Hocus Pocus, and The Mysterious Benedict Society, calls in to talk about the secrets of playing two characters in one project, and how it surprises him when he sees the final project! Plus- he admittedly has a lot in common with villains, and says we should all look for what we have in common to have the empathy.

One Republic's Ryan Tedder talks to EB about the conception of "I Ain't Worried," including the happy accident of how he got the gig even though he never expected it. Then we move on to the good stuff: How each of us were conceived as humans. @elizabethany

Anees came in to the studio to give us a performance and a pep talk! Listen in to hear him perform [clips of] two songs... but first we're talking about how he passed the Bar, only to quit law and go into music, thanks to an epiphany he had when in a bad depression. His words are uplifting and will make you want to sign up for any self help classes he may do in the future! Can we help him manifest having a song with John Mayer on the radio? and how did he meet his two friends from the Netherlands who are in the studio with him? It's a story giving me goosebumps.. and I hope this all brings you as much energy as it brings me.

The now late comedian David A Arnold called to talk about "That Girl Lay Lay" before it came out, and it ended up being one of those mind-changing conversations for me. It was very self serving, but now I think there are lots of things his family, friends and fans would love to be able to hear! He shared how to juggle being with someone and having "sacred" things be turned into comedy, how he handled the controversial topics, and what exactly being a producer for a show means. Turns out- there are a LOT of little details that you'd never expect to matter, that could change everything... like the color of lockers. This man's energy will surely be missed.