This is home of the "We're Out Of Time" podcast where dives into the issues America can’t afford to ignore—from the fentanyl crisis and mental health to parenting, resilience, and hope. Hosted by addiction recovery expert Richard Taite, this podcast cuts through the noise with raw truth, real stories, and life-saving conversations. From former addicts and wellness experts to celebrities, athletes, musicians, and influencers, we ask the questions no one else will—educating, empowering, and demanding answers before it’s too late.
Episodes
Veteran Mental Health: What Actually Helps | Dr. Sharon Birman
Veteran mental health, PTSD, chronic pain and what actually helps. Richard Taite talks with Dr. Sharon Birman, a clinical psychologist who has spent more than a decade training the clinicians who care for service members, veterans and military families.This episode is part of our salute to National Veterans and Military Families Month.They cover how pain, trauma and isolation overlap, why military
Marine Veteran Shane Neal: Addiction, Fatherhood & Finding Recovery
Why can asking for help feel harder than facing a crisis alone?Marine Corps veteran Shane Neal opens up about the pride, shame and isolation that can keep veterans from seeking support. Richard Taite challenges the belief that asking for help is weakness as they discuss the importance of exercise, faith, recovery groups and finding community.Part of our National Veterans and Military Families Mont
How Kobe Bryant & Michael Jordan Mastered Pressure | George Mumford
What did Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan know about performing under pressure that most people don't?George Mumford, the legendary mindfulness and performance coach known as the “Performance Whisperer,” joins Richard Taite on We're Out of Time to share what he learned working with Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, Phil Jackson, and championship teams including the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles L
Why Are We So Anxious? Psychiatrist Dr. Michael Dulchin Explains
Why are so many people struggling with anxiety, even when they're successful? And how are artificial intelligence, social pressures, and uncertainty about the future affecting our mental health?Psychiatrist Dr. Michael Dulchin joins Richard Taite on We're Out of Time to explore the challenges shaping mental health today and why achievement doesn't always lead to happiness or fulfillmen
DeSean & Byron Jackson: The Family Story Behind 'Go Deep' | NFL, Pressure & Legacy
NFL great DeSean Jackson and his older brother Byron Jackson join host Richard Taite to share the powerful family story behind the new Prime Video documentary "Go Deep: The DeSean Jackson Story."From growing up under the enormous expectations of their father, Bill Jackson, to DeSean's 15-season NFL career and his new chapter as head football coach at Delaware State, the brothers open up about ambi
Is Psychiatry Overdiagnosing Normal Life? | Dr. Patricia Casey
Are we turning normal life struggles into mental illness and teaching people to see themselves as broken?Dr. Patricia Casey, professor emeritus of psychiatry at University College Dublin and author of 14 books, joins Richard Taite to question how modern psychiatry defines and treats mental health.Dr. Casey explains why grief, stress and sadness are often healthy responses rather than illnesses, wh
Why Getting Sober Isn’t Enough: Trauma, Culture & Recovery | J. Carlos Rivera
Getting sober can remove the drugs and alcohol. But what happens when the trauma underneath is still there?J. Carlos Rivera, founder of Generation Red Road, joins host Richard Taite for a powerful conversation about addiction and recovery in Native and Indigenous communities. Rivera shares his own journey to more than two decades in recovery and explains how historical trauma, cultural identity, s
Why You Don't Feel Good Enough | Self-Worth with Dr. Marisa Franco
Psychologist and NY Times bestselling author Dr. Marisa Franco joins host Richard Taite to unpack the difference between self-worth and self-esteem — and why the people who need love the most are often the ones who reject it.Dr. Franco, a University of Maryland professor and author of Worth and Platonic, explains why confidence isn't the fix for low self-esteem, how childhood memories shape ad
Dr. Michael Gurian: Why Boys Are Struggling — The Male Brain, Screens & What Parents Can Do
Why are so many boys growing up anxious, isolated and disconnected—and are we waiting too long to ask what went wrong?Richard Taite sits down with Dr. Michael Gurian, who has spent decades studying how boys develop, learn and become men, for a candid conversation about what parents, schools, therapists and culture may be getting wrong about boys.Gurian breaks down his brain-based approach to raisi
Lindsay Clancy Case: The Warning Signs of Postpartum Psychosis | Dr. Blair Steele & Dr. Kenneth Spielvogel
A mistrial. A national conversation. And two doctors ready to explain what postpartum psychosis actually is.This week, host Richard Taite sits down with two experts from Carrara Treatment Wellness & Spa: psychologist Dr. Blair Steele and Dr. Kenneth Spielvogel, who spent nearly 30 years as an OB-GYN, before moving into addiction medicine, about what postpartum psychosis really looks like, how
Lighthouse Parenting: Raising Resilient Kids | Dr. Ken Ginsburg
Every parent thinks they're protecting their kid, until one day they realize they're not.Pediatrician Dr. Ken Ginsburg joins Richard Taite to unpack "lighthouse parenting," the balanced style he developed after finding it cut teen car crash risk in half. They get into why hovering backfires, how to let kids fail safely, and the one question ("tell me the drama") that ge
Stephan Speaks: Why You Keep Choosing the Wrong Person, and How to Stop
Relationship coach Stephan Speaks joins Richard Taite to explain why healing, not chemistry, is what makes love last, and why so many of us keep choosing the wrong partner.Stephan Speaks is a bestselling author, certified relationship coach, and speaker whose advice reaches millions through his videos, coaching, and his book The Man God Has for You.In this episode: why unhealed pain drives bad par
What We're Still Getting Wrong About Addiction | Dr. Jonathan Avery
What if we've been approaching addiction treatment all wrong?Richard Taite sits down with Dr. Jonathan Avery, Vice Chair for Addiction Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine and Medical Director of the NBA's anti-drug program, for one of the most honest and wide-ranging conversations about addiction medicine we've had on this show.They tackle whether "substance use disorder" is
CDC Foundation's Fight Against Overdose Deaths | We're Out of Time
Overdose deaths have touched nearly every community in America — and this episode, released for Overdose Awareness Month, brings on two women working from inside the system to change that. Host Richard Taite sits down with Dr. Judy Monroe, President & CEO of the CDC Foundation, and Terri Perez, JD, a public health analyst and former deputy district attorney of 31 years, for a conversation abou
Wanting vs Liking: Why Addiction Isn't About Pleasure | Dr. Kent Berridge
Dr. Kent Berridge spent 40 years at the University of Michigan asking why people keep chasing things that stopped making them happy. He's the neuroscientist who discovered that dopamine isn't pleasure, it's wanting, and his research changed how addiction science understands craving.Richard sits down with Berridge to break down the wanting versus liking theory, why some people develop s
The Green Beret Who Lost His Leg and Returned to Combat | Nick Lavery
Some people survive adversity. Nick Lavery went back for more.Richard Taite sits down with Chief Warrant Officer Nick Lavery, an active-duty Green Beret, Silver Star recipient, and the first above-the-knee amputee in history to return to combat with a U.S. Army Special Forces team. After losing his leg in Afghanistan in 2013 during the most catastrophic insider attack of the Global War on Terror,
The Stepfamily Roadmap Nobody Gave You | Dr. Patricia Papernow
Nobody warns you how hard stepfamily life really is. And almost nobody teaches you how to do it well.Richard Taite sits down with Dr. Patricia Papernow, one of the world's leading experts on stepfamily dynamics and author of Surviving and Thriving in Stepfamily Relationships, for an honest, research-backed conversation about why blended families struggle — and what actually works.Dr. Papernow
Ethiopian, Israeli, American — One Woman's Story | Tali Aynalem
What does it mean to be Ethiopian, Israeli, and American — all at once?Richard Taite sits down with Tali Aynalem, a former IDF soldier, Ethiopian Israeli American writer, and social media influencer whose videos about Jewish identity, Israel, and history have reached millions.Tali shares her remarkable story: growing up in Israel, moving to Oregon at age 10, serving in the IDF as an admin worker w
Perfectly Hidden Depression Explained | Dr. Margaret Rutherford
What if you looked completely successful on the outside—but were silently suffering on the inside?Clinical psychologist, bestselling author, and TEDx speaker Dr. Margaret Rutherford joins Richard Taite to explore one of the most overlooked mental health challenges of our time: Perfectly Hidden Depression.Together, they discuss why high-achieving people often hide emotional pain behind perfectionis
Why Childhood Trauma Isn't Your Fault | Dr. Alex Howard
On this episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Dr. Alex Howard, internationally recognized trauma therapist, author, and founder of the Optimum Health Clinic, for a raw, deeply personal conversation about childhood trauma, emotional neglect, and the long road to healing.Dr. Howard opens up about his own teenage years living with a debilitating chronic illness, the conversa
Dr. Mark Gold: Can GLP-1s Help Treat Addiction? The Science Behind Cravings & Recovery
Could medications originally developed for diabetes and weight loss help transform addiction treatment? In this episode of We’re Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with addiction medicine pioneer Dr. Mark Gold, widely regarded as one of the founding figures of modern addiction medicine. For more than five decades, Dr. Gold has helped shape the scientific understanding of addiction, cravings
Maia Szalavitz: Addiction Isn't About Drugs. It's About Pain
What actually helps people recover from addiction?In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, Richard Taite sits down with NY Times bestselling author, journalist, and leading voice in addiction science Maia Szalavitz to explore recovery, trauma, harm reduction, and the role of compassion in healing.Drawing from both personal experience and decades of research, Maia challenges common assump
Dr. Daniel Siegel: Mental Health, Connection & AI | Guest Co-Host Patricia Freebery, LMFT
On this episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite and guest co-host Patricia Freebery, LMFT, Executive Clinical of Carrara Treatment Wellness & Spa, sits down with renowned psychiatrist, bestselling author, and interpersonal neurobiology pioneer Dr. Daniel Siegel for a wide-ranging conversation on human connection, consciousness, relationships, and the future of mental health. Drawi
Army Veteran Toni Lavery: Resilience, Vision Loss & Service
On this episode of We’re Out of Time, US Army veteran Toni Lavery joins host Richard Taite to discuss her journey through military service, motherhood, and a life-changing health challenge. After serving for over two decades, Tony shares how she is navigating her identity transition and leading the first all-women commemorative jump into Normandy for the 82nd anniversary of D-Day. In this episode,
Dr. Drew Ramsey: Why Mental Health Starts with Brain Health
In this episode of We’re Out Of Time, we sit down with Dr. Drew Ramsey — psychiatrist, mental health advocate, and leading voice in nutritional psychiatry — to unpack what’s really happening to our brains in the modern world.From the connection between food and mental health to the growing mental health crisis impacting millions, Dr. Ramsey explains why brain health is the foundation of emotional
Dr. Bruce Perry: How Childhood Trauma Shapes Your Entire Life
In this episode of We’re Out Of Time, Richard Taite sits down with world-renowned psychiatrist and neuroscientist Dr. Bruce Perry for a powerful conversation about childhood trauma, addiction, healing, and the lifelong impact of early experiences. Dr. Perry, co-author of “What Happened to You?” with Oprah Winfrey and “The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog,” shares how the brain develops in childhood and
Pressure Is A Privilege: Dr. Mark Aoyagi On Mental Strength, 'Flow' & Why Elite Performers Struggle
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, Richard Taite sits down with sports and performance psychologist Dr. Mark Aoyagi to explore what truly separates elite performers from everyone else. From Olympic athletes to professional sports teams, Dr. Aoyagi has spent years helping high performers build confidence, resilience, and mental strength under pressure.Together, they break down the psychology beh
Sonia Kahlon: From High-Functioning Drinking to Sobriety
On this episode of We’re Out of Time, Sonia Kahlon — co-host of Sisters in Sobriety — shares her journey from high-achieving orthodontist to living alcohol-free.What started as “normal” drinking in a high-pressure, hustle-driven lifestyle slowly turned into nightly dependence. Sonia opens up about the moment everything shifted — including her first day without alcohol in over a decade — and what i
Sharukh Pithawalla on the Dark Side of Viral Fame
In this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with creator and DJ Shahrukh Pithawalla to pull back the curtain on the modern creator economy. They dive deep into why chasing viral fame is often a trap and how building a slow, authentic community is the only way to survive online.
Jheri South: ADHD, RSD & Emotional Dysregulation in Relationships, Parenting & Addiction
On this episode of We’re Out of Time, host Richard Taite is joined by ADHD coach and advocate Jheri South to break down how ADHD shows up far beyond attention and focus. Jheri explains how emotional dysregulation, rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD), and impulsivity shape everyday life, relationships, parenting, and even addiction risk.The conversation begins with RSD, or rejection sensitive dysph
Dr. Sonja Lyubomirsky: Why You Don’t Feel Loved (Even When You Are)
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, Richard Taite sits down with world-renowned happiness expert Dr. Sonja Lyubomirsky to break down the biggest myths about happiness—and why so many people feel unloved, even when they are.Dr. Lyubomirsky reveals the science behind what actually creates lasting happiness, why money can make you happy (but only to a point), and the surprising reason connection—no
From Marine to Actor: Maurice P. Kerry on PTSD, Betrayal & Starting Over
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with actor and decorated Marine veteran Maurice P. Kerry for a raw and deeply personal conversation about survival, identity, and transformation after war.Maurice opens up about the harsh realities of combat during Operation Iraqi Freedom and the mindset that kept him alive—“complacency kills.” But the battle didn’t end overseas. F
Why Your Emotional Wounds Are Slowly Destroying You — Dr. Guy Winch on Rejection, Loneliness & Healing
On this episode of We're Out Of Time, Richard Taite sits down with psychologist and bestselling author Dr. Guy Winch to explore why emotional pain is one of the most overlooked — and dangerous — forces in human life.Dr. Winch breaks down the science of emotional first aid, explaining why we treat physical injuries with urgency but leave emotional wounds to fester until they quietly destroy our
Margaret Cho Gets Real on Addiction, Sobriety & the Dark Side of Comedy
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, Richard Taite sits down with legendary comedian, actor, and activist Margaret Cho for a raw and unfiltered conversation about addiction, relapse, and survival.Margaret opens up about her decades-long journey with substance abuse, including relapsing after seven years of sobriety and the dangerous mindset that can come with addiction. She speaks candidly about
The First COVID Patient in Burbank: Gregg Garfield’s Fight to Survive
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with COVID survivor Gregg Garfield to share one of the most extraordinary survival stories from the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.Gregg recounts the moment everything changed while on a ski trip in the Italian Alps—when a warning call from his girlfriend first mentioned a mysterious virus spreading through Europe. Within days
Dr. Daniel Hai on Healing Beyond Labels: Connection Over Diagnosis
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, clinical neuropsychologist Dr. Daniel Hai joins host Richard Taite for a powerful, unfiltered conversation on trauma, addiction, neuroplasticity, and what real healing actually requires.Dr. Hai, founder of the Neuro Assessment Center, breaks down neurocognitive therapy in practical terms—how he blends neuroscience, attachment theory, mindfulness, and real-worl
From Rock Bottom to 10 Years Sober: Marci Hopkins’ Powerful Recovery Story
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Marci Hopkins, host of Wake Up With Marci and author of Chaos to Clarity. With 10 years of sobriety, Marci shares the defining moments that shaped her recovery journey—from childhood sexual abuse and generational alcoholism to the DUI that became her wake-up call on October 3, 2015.Marci opens up about coping with trauma throu
A Rabbi’s Rock Bottom: Addiction, Faith, and Rebuilding After Losing Everything
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with rabbi, entrepreneur, and recovery coach Asher Gottesman for a raw, deeply human conversation about addiction, faith, accountability, and connection.Asher opens up about experiencing profound separation anxiety and loneliness at just five years old, growing up as the rabbi’s son, and feeling different from his peers. He shares
How to Rewire Your Life: Erica Spiegelman on Recovery, Mindset & Habits
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with bestselling author, counselor, and recovery expert Erica Spiegelman for a powerful conversation on addiction recovery, mindset, and personal transformation. Erica, co-founder of New Spirit Recovery and creator of the Rewired Method, has helped transform thousands of lives through her counseling work and online programs, includ
Dr. Wendy Walsh: The Science of Love, Sex & Modern Relationships
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Dr. Wendy Walsh—renowned relationship expert, psychology professor, author, and host of The Dr. Wendy Walsh Show. Known as one of the most trusted voices on the science of love and human behavior, Dr. Walsh breaks down why relationships aren’t about luck, but skill—and how biology, psychology, and culture shape who we love and
Relapse After 19 Years: Mike Bayer on What Recovery Taught Him
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Mike Bayer for an unfiltered conversation about addiction, long-term sobriety, relapse, and redemption. Mike opens up about growing up in Orange County, excelling in high school basketball, and how early struggles with mental health led to substance use. After heading to New York to play basketball at Fordham University, his p
The Future of Addiction Treatment Starts Here: GLP-1s Explained With Dr. Ken Spielvogel
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Dr. Ken Spielvogel, Senior Medical Officer at Carrera Treatment Wellness & Spa, to explore one of the most talked-about breakthroughs in addiction medicine: GLP-1 medications. Originally developed for diabetes and weight loss, emerging research now suggests GLP-1s may significantly reduce cravings, compulsive behavior, and
From NFL to TV Stardom: Akbar Gbajabiamila on Identity, Addiction & Resilience
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with former NFL player turned Emmy-nominated television host Akbar Gbajabiamila for an honest, deeply personal conversation about identity, resilience, and reinvention after professional sports. Best known as the longtime host of American Ninja Warrior and former co-host of CBS’ The Talk, Akbar opens up about the moments that shape
The Truth About Going Viral: Ryan Burton on Success, Anxiety & Growth
In this episode of We’re Out Of Time, Richard Taite sits down with viral creator Ryan Burton to unpack the real story behind online success, mental health, and personal growth in your 20s. Ryan opens up about building a YouTube career from the ground up—going from 13,000 subscribers to over 5 million, eventually reaching 10 million subscribers across platforms and 50M+ likes through relentless exp
Teen Drug Crisis Explained with Dr. Katie Held & John Lieberman: Fentanyl, Vaping & Recovery
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Dr. Katie Held, Chief Clinical Officer, and John Lieberman, CEO of Visions Teen Treatment Center, to expose the harsh realities adolescents face in today’s drug crisis. Drawing from frontline experience treating teens with substance use disorders, they break down what parents, educators, and clinicians urgently need to underst
Inside Intervention: Candy Finnigan on Alcoholism, Family, and Recovery
World-renowned interventionist Candy Finnigan joins host Richard Taite on We’re Out of Time for a deeply emotional and unfiltered conversation about addiction, recovery, accountability, and compassion. A pioneer in the intervention space and one of the first three women interventionists, Candy reflects on her 32-year career helping families confront substance use disorder—while also sharing her ow
From Record-Breaking Running Back to Rock Bottom — Montee Ball’s Comeback
On this week’s episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with former NFL running back Montee Ball, whose journey from childhood Broncos fan to 2nd-round draft pick for the Denver Broncos reads like a dream—until it didn’t. Montee shares the surreal moment he was drafted, including the text he received from Peyton Manning, and how playing alongside legends like Manning and Tom Brad
The Truth About Addiction: Dr. Ben Shapiro & Dr. Brett Shurman Break It Down
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite is joined by Dr. Ben Shapiro and Dr. Brett Shurman, two leading addiction psychiatrists and co-owners of three psychiatric clinics specializing in substance use, mood disorders, and innovative mental health treatments. Together, they break down the realities of modern psychiatric care and the science behind addiction.The doctors begin by exp
Sober and Strong: Marine Veteran Shane Neal’s New Mission
On this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down for the first time with one of his own clients, Shane Neal—a Marine Corps veteran who has been sober for 18 months. Shane served 8 years in the Marines, leaving as a sergeant after a medical discharge due to a back injury. In this powerful conversation, he opens up about his journey through addiction, recovery, mental health treatm
Unlocking the Brain Secrets That Could Change Your Life with Dr. Amen
On this episode of the We’re Out Of Time podcast, host Richard Taite sits down with world-renowned psychiatrist, bestselling author, and brain health pioneer Dr. Daniel Amen. Known for transforming the conversation around mental health through his groundbreaking SPECT imaging work, Dr. Amen has helped millions understand one core truth: when you change your brain, you change your life.Dr. Amen beg
Redefining the Veteran Narrative: Kevin Schmiegel's Mission Beyond the Uniform
Today, host Richard Taite sits down with Kevin Schmiegel, founder of ZeroMils, a groundbreaking organization dedicated to supporting veterans and bridging the gap between military and civilian life. Coming from a family of service—both his father and mother were called to serve—Kevin’s commitment to the country runs deep. A retired Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel who served 20 years and deployed t
The Battle After Service: David West’s Fight for Veterans
Marine veteran David West joins Richard Taite on We’re Out of Time to share his powerful story of resilience, redemption, and service. Raised in a household where survival meant bringing money home—by any means necessary—David found discipline and direction in the Marines, rising to Sergeant in just three years. But after leaving the service just 15 days before 9/11, he faced a new kind of battle:
From Breakdown to Breakthrough: Maurice Benard on Mental Illness and Healing
Three-time Emmy Award–winning actor and mental health advocate Maurice Benard joins host Richard Taite on We’re Out of Time for an open and emotional conversation about resilience, recovery, and living with bipolar disorder. Known for his three-decade run on General Hospital, Maurice reveals that during his first three weeks on set, he suffered a manic episode and nervous breakdown that left his w
Jared Muros: How Exploring Everything Led To Finding Himself
In this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite welcomes 24-year-old fashion creator and street interviewer Jared Muros. Raised in Los Angeles, Jared turned his love for style and visual storytelling into a rising creative career — from modeling gigs for brands like Balenciaga and casting for major brands like Adidas and Nike, to building a social-media voice that centers streetwear, cul
Charlie Smith on Childhood Trauma, Addiction, & Launching Your Life
In this powerful episode, Charlie Smith joins host Richard for a raw and reflective conversation about addiction, identity, and finding peace beyond external success. Once appearing to “have it all” — even gracing the cover of Catholic Digest — Charlie reveals how childhood trauma and unhealed pain led him down a path of addiction, showing that true fulfillment can’t be found in achievements alone
A Hero’s Burden: Director Sepi Makabi & Nova Festival Survivor Daniel Sharabi on PTSD, Faith, Healing
In a powerful new episode of the podcast We’re Out of Time (ranked #1 in Mental Health on Apple Podcasts) renowned recovery expert and mental health advocate Richard Taite speaks with Nova music festival survivor Daniel Sharabi (joining from Israel) and “A Hero’s Burden” director Sepi Makabi.The documentary follows Daniel and his younger brother Neria, who are credited with saving hundreds of live
Pastor Justice Coleman on Exploring Faith, Community and Connection
In this inspiring episode of We’re Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Pastor Justice Coleman, founding pastor of Freedom Church in Los Angeles. Together, they explore Justice’s journey of faith, community, and purpose — and how his mission to keep faith uncomplicated has created a space where everyone is welcome, especially those who’ve felt like they never quite fit in at a traditiona
What a Harvard Neuroscientist Taught Me About Achieving Success: Andrew Bachman
Join Richard Taite in this powerful episode of the We're Out Of Time Podcast as he speaks with Andrew Bachman, CEO of Creators Inc., about resilience, persistence, and redefining success. Andrew opens up about his past struggles with substances and how choosing a clean life transformed his mental health, mindset, and overall well-being. He also shares how a pivotal meeting with a Harvard neuro
Amanda Kloots on Resilience, Grief & Healing Through Fitness
What does resilience really look like in the face of heartbreaking loss? On this episode of We’re Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Amanda Kloots—TV personality, fitness entrepreneur, former Broadway dancer, and one-time Radio City Rockette—to talk about her journey after the passing of her husband, Nick Cordero, and how she continues to raise their son, Elvis, with strength and hope.
Ted Dhanik -I Found My True Self By Being Authentic Online & Offline
What does it really mean to build a career that blends success with spirituality? Ted Dhanik, American business executive and founder of Engage: BDR, joins We’re Out of Time to share his journey from helping launch Myspace in its early days to creating a business built on purpose and impact. He sits down with host Richard Taite to reflect on his career path, his embrace of spirituality, and how al
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder: Early Signs, Myths & Mental Health with Dr. Myah Gittelson
What does it really mean to live with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? Dr. Myah Gittelson, a clinical psychologist specializing in child development, joins We’re Out of Time to break down the complexities of autism and the many ways it can present. She joins host Richard Taite and special guest cohost Dr. Ken Spielvogel to shed light on early signs of ASD, common misconceptions, and how understandi
Sean Does Magic: The Magic of Connection and Self-Belief
Step into the world of wonder with Sean Sotaridona—better known as Sean Does Magic—as he joins the We’re Out Of Time podcast. Sean opens up about his journey from performing simple tricks to creating viral content that has reached millions worldwide. He shares the story behind his most popular video—an unforgettable encounter with LeBron James that captured over 500 million views—and what it takes
"Fame and Fentanyl" Executive Producer & Director Erica Hanson
In this episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with award-winning producer and director Erica Hanson to discuss her new A&E documentary, “Fame and Fentanyl”, which premiered Monday, August 25 at 9pm ET/PT and is hosted by Ice-T. This powerful two-hour special takes a raw look at the fentanyl crisis, from the tragic passing of celebrities like Prince, Angus Cloud, Tom Petty,
Turning Heartbreak Into Purpose! Gregory Swan and Dr. Gary Latson
In this powerful episode of We’re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with two fathers who turned unimaginable tragedy into purpose. Gregory Swan, founder of Fentanyl Fathers, and Dr. Gary Latson, founder of Candles In The Wind, share their deeply personal journeys of losing their sons to fentanyl. Together, they discuss how grief became the catalyst for advocacy—educating the public about t
From A Shy Kid To TikTok Sensation: Landon Bridges
In this episode of The We’re Out of Time Podcast, host Richard Taite sits down with content creator Landon Bridges, known for blending keto cooking with laid-back comedy and building a thriving community across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.Landon opens up about his path to success, the mental and substance-related challenges he’s faced along the way, and how he continues to push forward in both
Embracing Challenges Listening To Your Gut And Building The Life You Want With Houda Chami
🎙️ In this episode of the We're Out Of Time podcast, Richard Taite sits down with Houda Chami to discuss her inspiring journey from Morocco to the United States and the launch of her empowering venture, Girl Power Network. Houda shares the challenges and triumphs of building a business in a new country while staying true to her values and mission.She also opens up about the importance of intention
Dr Fong's Mind-Blowing Technique for Making Patients Feel Comfortable
🎙️ In this episode of the We're Out Of Time podcast, Dr. Timothy Fong from UCLA shares his insights on approaching patients and families with empathy. He emphasizes the importance of avoiding judgment and criticism, creating a safe space for open communication, which is crucial for effective therapy. Fong's approach to mental health highlights the value of support without being overly critical.👉 S
How David Koechner Went from Small Town to SNL Stardom
In this episode of the We're Out Of Time podcast, actor and comedian David Koechner (best known for Anchorman, The Office, and The Goldbergs) joins Richard Taite for a candid and hilarious conversation. Together, they dive into David’s journey through sobriety, his evolution as a performer, and the powerful work ethic that has kept him grounded through decades in Hollywood. From vulnerable mom
Alopecia, Confidence & Self-Love | Alex Youmazzo & Emmy Combs on Embracing Your Beauty
🎙️ In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, content creators and alopecia advocates Alex Youmazzo and Emmy Combs open up about their personal journeys with alopecia, shedding light on what it’s like to live boldly and authentically without hair.Through heartfelt stories and honest reflections, Alex and Emmy discuss the emotional and social challenges of alopecia, the power of self-accept
Nate Wyatt's Secret to Success in Music and Film
🎙️ In this inspiring episode of We’re Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with actor and musician Nate Wyatt to talk about his journey from being raised by a single mother to carving out a career in the entertainment industry, without compromising his values. Nate shares how he navigated the worlds of acting and music, avoided the common pitfalls of substance abuse in Hollywood, and stayed f
Jax Taylor Breaks Silence: Divorce, Fatherhood, The Valley & Redemption After Vanderpump Rules
TV personality Jax Taylor, known from Vanderpump Rules and The Valley, joins Richard Taite for a vulnerable conversation on this eye-opening episode of the We’re Out of Time podcast. Jax opens up about the struggles he's faced both on-screen and off—sharing candid reflections on his highly publicized divorce, past mistakes, and what it truly means to do the inner work.Now a father, Jax talks a
Bighead: From Motocross Tracks To Chart Topping Hits
Songwriter, DJ, and hitmaking producer BIGHEAD joins Richard Taite on this powerful episode of the We’re Out of Time podcast. Known for producing chart-topping hits, BIGHEAD opens up about his childhood, the dark depths of addiction, and the painful experience of losing close friends to substance use. He discusses his experience with tattoo culture and how he came to embrace the nickname 'Big
Dayna Marie: From No College to Internet Star!
Social media personality Dayna Marie shares her inspirational journey on the latest We're Out of Time podcast with Richard Taite. Dayna shares how TikTok and influencing became her version of college. Dana discusses her most challenging times that took her down a path of personal growth and prosperity. She opens up about things you've never heard before, as well as faith.👉 Subscribe for more real
The Secret to Making Every Moment Count With Kelly Wright
🎙️ In this episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite welcomes Kelly Wright, Senior White House Correspondent at CBN News, for a powerful and heartfelt conversation. Together, they explore the search for deeper meaning in life, the strength it takes to face adversity, and how faith, purpose, and hope can guide us through even the darkest times. Kelly shares personal stories from his remarkab
What Does an Ambassador Really Do? Gordon Sondland former United States Ambassador to the European Union
In this episode of We're Out of Time, Richard Taite interviews Gordon Sondland, a former United States Ambassador to the European Union, to discuss the realities of his role. Sondland shares stories and insights into the world of diplomacy, explaining how his actual duties differed from the image often portrayed in media. He also touches on international relations.👉 Follow for more real conversati
Landon Cube on Recovery, Music, and the Journey for a Better Life
In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with singer-songwriter Landon Cube for a raw and deeply honest conversation about his personal journey through substance use, recovery, and transformation.Known for his genre-blending music and emotionally charged lyrics, Landon opens up about the darker chapters of his life—how substance use once consumed him, the turning
From Grief to Purpose: Erik Thureson on the Loss of His Son, Hella Sketchy
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