The Khyrie Neveaux Show
The Khyrie Neveaux Show is an interview series hosted by Khyrie Neveaux. Each episode features conversations with guests from a range of backgrounds. The show focuses on personal stories, experiences and perspectives shared through in-depth discussion. It is distributed as an independently produced podcast via Anchor.
Episodes
Episode 100: Five Years, One Crash, and a Second Chance
After five years in prison and a life-changing car accident that left Joshua Newman paralyzed, he fought his way back; through pain, through family court, through doubt. Three years without seeing his son...and now he's married, rebuilding, and walking in purpose.
Episode 99: From Two Weeks To Forever: My Sister's Adoption Journey
✨ A very special episode ✨This week, I sit down with my baby sister to talk about her journey of being adopted into our family. From love, to identity, to the bonds that make us who we are; this conversation is one of the most personal and meaningful we’ve ever shared.
Episode 98: Jeannette Stagg Pt. 2
In this episode of The Khyrie Neveaux Show, hairstylist and salon owner Jeanette Stagg shares her journey from a young stylist to a successful entrepreneur. She discusses the challenges and rewards of owning a salon, the importance of maintaining a work-life balance, and the often-overlooked value of hairstylists as unlicensed therapists. Jeanette reflects on her personal growth, the impact of tra
Episode 97: TrillAC
In this episode of The Khyrie Neveaux Show, Trill AC shares his journey as a content creator and relationship advisor. He discusses his experiences at Invest Fest, the importance of focusing on business over social media clout, and the necessity of emotional intelligence in relationships. Trill AC emphasizes the significance of building a presence across multiple platforms and the value of relatio
Episode 96: Surviving Hurricane Katrina: A Personal Account
In this episode, I host reflects on the 20-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, exploring its impact on New Orleans through personal stories and cultural narratives. The conversation delves into the media's portrayal of the disaster, the experiences of those who lived through it, and the long-term effects on the community. My guest shares his firsthand account of the storm, the conditions in the
Episode 95: Eyes Wide Shut: The Cost Of Giving In
In this episode, we dive into the importance of resisting harmful temptations , especially sexual impulses, and how self-control plays a crucial role in protecting our integrity, relationships, and future. As Black men, we also confront the heavy weight of stereotypes that wrongly associate us with hyper sexuality or lack of discipline. We reflect on our own experiences and discuss public figures
Episode 94: Q & A w/ Granny
A few years ago, I sat down with my great-grandmother for a podcast & asked her all the questions I ever wanted to know. Today, I had the privilege of doing it again, but this time, I invited our whole family to send in their questions too.These conversations are more than just episodes: they're living artifacts. Something future generations can return to, learn from, and feel connected to
Episode 93: Losing The Matriarch
In this episode of The Khyrie Neveaux Show, my cousin & I discuss the profound impact of losing matriarchs in families, particularly within Black culture. We reflect on personal experiences of grief, the changes in family dynamics, and the importance of preserving memories and stories for future generations. The conversation also touches on dreams and signs from deceased loved ones, emphasizin
Episode 92: Spare The Rod, Spoil The Child
In this episode, my wife joins me once again as we dive into a heated topic: Is spanking, or whooping, a thing of the past, or does it still have a place in modern parenting? We unpack our personal experiences, cultural influences, and the evolving views on discipline.
Episode 91: Father Time
In this special Father’s Day episode, I sit down with my dad for a raw and real conversation about his journey through fatherhood, starting at just 18 years old. We talk about what it was like growing up together, how he became a father figure to more than just me, our legendary (and heated!) basketball battles, and the ways he’s shaped my views on being present, being a leader, and building somet
Episode 90: Life After Sports
In this episode of The Khyrie Neveaux Show, the conversation revolves around the critical topic of life after sports, particularly focusing on the challenges athletes face when transitioning from their sports careers to life beyond the game. I invite my friend & SFA basketball legend, Trey Pinkney on to share his personal journey, discussing the emotional turmoil of losing his identity as a ba
Episode 89: Navigating Dual Identities: The Immigrant Experience
SummaryIn this conversation, Maria Yepez shares her experiences as a Venezuelan immigrant in America, discussing the dual identities that immigrants often navigate. She reflects on her family's journey, the cultural shocks they faced, and the struggles her parents encountered in adapting to a new life. Maria also delves into the importance of preserving cultural traditions and the challenges o
The Khyrie Neveaux Show: EP 88: The Afterlife
"But I'm here to tell you there's something else: The Afterworld. A world of never ending happiness, you can always see the sun, day or night...." Prince made the afterlife sound glorious, but in reality a lot of us still struggle with what comes after death. My friend Kelle comes on the show to discuss that struggle, the fear of death, and more!
The Khyrie Neveaux Show: Episode 87: Anniversary Episode
My wife, Sucely, and I celebrated our first wedding anniversary on May 3rd. We decided to do a podcast giving some insight into our journey: how we met, parenting, blended families, obstacles, why we got married with under a year of dating under our belt, and much more!
Episode 86: Israeli/Palestinian War w/ Rose
I discuss the ongoing, generational conflict between Israelis and Palestinian's with my friend Rose!
Season 4: Episode 85: From Losing A Father To Becoming One
I talk to my friend Johnathon Chandler about fatherhood. Specifically about how losing his father at the age of 23 has effected his parenting. We discuss lessons his father taught him that he will pass down to his son, I ask him does he still feel like he needs a father, even though he's a father himself, and much more. A must listen for new & future fathers!
Season 4: Episode 84: Patient Advocacy w/ Chloe Thomas
This episode was recorded unintentionally, 4 years to the day Chloe came out of a coma (I love little God moments like that). Chloe comes on the show to share her medical journey that's spanned 5 years, and is still going as she awaits heart and kidney transplants. Along with sharing her story, she also gives many helpful tips on how to navigate the "business" of the medical world, if you or a lov
Season 4: Episode 83: UofH Controversy
One day while outside on campus at the University of Houston, Domonique Champion has a gun pulled on him by a police officer while he was rehearsing outside of the theater building. This story has been covered by the Houston Chronicle, NBC News, & the Texas Tribune. Domonique tells his story, and describes the trauma incident has caused. We discuss who should take the majority of the responsib
Season 4: Episode 82: Education w/ Chris Jones
I talk to Chris Jones who has an educational company called Planting Seeds Tutoring & Test. He also has a non profit named Seekers of Knowledge Foundation. We talk about these two things, the problems with the educational system, student loan debt, and much more!
Season 4: Episode 81: Democratic Party Chairman of Harris County
On episode 81 I talk to the chairman of the Democratic Party in Harris County, Odus Evbagharu. We talk about what's at stake with the upcoming midterm elections, he responds to Black America's growing frustration with the Democratic Party, and answers questions that were sent in by one of my Republican friends!
Season 4: Episode 80: Kayla Dalati
My friend Kayla Dalati is the Director of Business Development at IHeart Radio Houston! We discuss what her job title entails, Houston becoming a media hub, being a woman in the industry, and much more!
Season 4: Episode 79: Miriah Soliz Pt.2
The first time my friend Miriah Soliz came on the show was October 9th, 2018. She was just starting out as a lawyer; fast forward 4 years, she has her own law firm! On this episode we talk about the struggles of starting a business, the fear of leaving security, being a woman in a male dominated industry, & more!
Season 4: Episode 78: Amanda Chen
Amanda Chen is an entrepreneur, college professor, podcast host, public speaker, and author! Amanda comes on the show to discuss her project, "100 Masked Men", where she spends over 100 hours anonymously interviewing 100 men about a variety of topics. We also discussed her chapter in the book, "F*ck IT! Let's Pivot".
Season 4: Episode 77: myhouseisdirty
On Episode 77 we are talking to the Kings of pranking, myhouseisdirty!
Season 4: Episode 76: Generational Curses
We're talking generational curses!
Season 4: Episode 75: Sammy Obeid
On Episode 75, I interview comedian Sammy Obeid. First time we've had a comedian on the podcast! We talk about his new comedy special, 'Martyr In A Safe Space', his Netflix show '100 humans, how he went from being a math teacher to a stand up comedian, and much much more!
Season 4: Episode 74: Entrepreneurship w/ Juan Carlos
On Episode 74, I talk entrepreneurship with Juan Carlos. Juan is a man that wears many different hats. He's a film director, founder of Avant Media Institute, part owner of Club Clé, and much more. We talk about him leaving a very profitable 9 to 5 to pursue entrepreneurship, what drives him, mistakes he's made along the way, and much more!
Season 4: Episode 73: Nick Scurfield
On Episode 73 I interview Nick Scurfield of The Scurfield Group, a public relations agency, whose clients include Bun B (Trill Burgers), Steve Francis, House Of Blues, and the list goes on. We discuss exactly what a public relations agency does, Trill Burgers, NFT'S, his viral Tik Tok video at Dodger Stadium that almost got him killed, and more!
Season 3: Episode 72: The Therapeutic Chef
Chef Alex comes on the show to discuss how depression led him to his love of cooking.
Season 3: Episode 71: Being The Oldest Child
I sit down with my friend Jordyn to discuss the very unique experience of being the oldest child, something we both have in common. Jordyn's experience of being an oldest changed drastically once her mother passed; now she is in the midst of shifting her whole life to be there for her younger siblings. We talk about her filling in for her mother's absence, our experiences being the oldest, and muc
Season 3:Episode 70:Loving An Addict
I feel as though we always hear the story of the addict, but never really get to hear the story of the people that LOVE the addict. My friend Kelle comes on the show to share her experience loving an addict.
Season 3: Episode 69: First Time Mom
My friend Leslie & I talk about experiencing motherhood for the first time. We talk about her pregnancy journey, postpartum depression, her fears, overprotection, and much more. A must listen for moms to be & future moms!
Season 3: Episode 68: Sex Trafficking
I talk with Taylor Johnson, program specialist for United Against Human Trafficking. We talk about Houston being a hotspot for human trafficking, the work that United Against Human Trafficking does to help people get out, how they actually rehabilitate men that were involved in trafficking, and much more!
Season 3: Episode 67: Liberal Racism Pt. 2
This is part 2 to our conversation last week on liberal racism. This episode was also inspired by a book I read. 'Caste' by Isabel Wilkerson, changed my perspective on this topic. Listen in!
Season 3: Episode 66: Liberal Racism Pt. 1
The idea of this podcast was born out of me reading a book by Robin DiAngelo, called 'Nice Racism'. In it she describes how progressive white people perpetuate racial harm. The book made me take a look at my own life & realize that I had never encountered overt racism, but the times that I did feel racism being directed at me, it was at the hands of a white person that would think of themselve
Season 3: Episode 65: Social Media vs. Self Esteem
My friend & model, Andrea Valentina & I, discuss the effect that social media beauty standards have on the self esteem of our culture. We dive deep into the beauty industry, the modeling world, people comparing how they look to other people on Instagram, and much more.
Season 3: Episode 64: Divorced Young
I hadn't ever heard a discussion surrounding a young person that went through divorce, so I decided to do an episode about it! My friend Chelsea joins me on the show to share her experience being divorced at 24 years old. We talk about what went wrong in the relationship, pressure to live up to family standards, how it effected her self esteem & dating life after the divorce, and much more!&nb
Season 3: Episode 63: Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
On Episode 63, I discuss sexual harassment in the workplace w/ my friends Ashley & Jenna. We talk about their experiences being sexually harassed at work, lack of action taking place from upper management, and much more. I think this episode is very important. Everyday we see chilling videos of women being harassed by strange men, sometimes even leading to death. Men, LISTEN to what thes
Season 3: Episode 62: Overcoming Chrons Disease
On episode 62, I talk to life coach, and social media self help guru, Kevin Nahai. We discuss him being diagnosed with Chrons Disease at 19 years old, dealing with anorexia, contemplating taking his own life, his issues with Western medicine, and much more!
Season 3: Episode 61: Loss Of A Parent
The topic for episode 61 is a very heavy one. After having multiple people I'm close with lose their parents, I thought an episode dedicated to their experience was necessary. I have my friend, Ivan Smith, on as we discuss the tragic passing of his father, how he deals with it, guilt he carries, and what he would say to his dad now if he had the chance. I hope this episode is a blessing to those w
Season 3: Episode 60: Onlyfans
On Episode 60, I talk to my friend Rachel about Onlyfans! We talk about her choice to start an Onlyfans, whether she'll continue to have an Onlyfans when she has children, America's views on nudity opposed to other countries, and also America's hypocrisy when it comes to demonizing sex!
Season 3: Episode 59: I'm Tired Boss
Hey guys, the first episode of Season 3 is here! On this episode, I interview Nap Bar CEO, Khaliah O. Guillory (who also happens to be my cousin). Khaliah & I discuss...her whole life. From her playing Division 1 basketball in college, to her mom passing while Khaliah was in her early 20's, her being homosexual, her taking over the corporate world, her leaving the corporate world, her starting
Season 2: Episode 58: The Other #MeToo
I was watching rapper DMX freestyle, and he said something that caught my attention. X said that at 13 years old, he slept with a 36 year old woman, which led him to not being able to control his sexual desires throughout his life. What caught my attention was that nobody made a big deal out of this statement; it was largely glossed over. If a female rapper said that she slept with a 36 year old m
Season 2: Episode 57: HBCU vs. PWI
Ep 57 is jam packed! During our 'Hot Topics' we talk about Trump threatening to shut down Tik Tok, Michelle Obama saying she's dealing with 'low grade depression', and why Ellen DeGeneres' celebrity friends coming to her defense is not helping her. I also bring on my two friends to discuss the never ending debate of: HBCU vs. PWI. One graduated from an HBCU (Jackson State), and one graduated from
Season 2: Episode 56: Something About Us
On Episode 56 I review Beyoncé's new visual album, Black Is King. Then I interview rapper, writer, actor...Langston Hunter. Langston did a series on Instagram called "Something About Us". Something About Us touches on staying in the moment, trust in a relationship, growing apart in a relationship, and battling with depression. Hope you guys enjoy!
Season 2: Episode 55: Song Association
Kelle & I battle off in VERY competitive game of 'Song Association', and discuss who would win in Verzuz battle between Usher & Chris Brown!
Season 2: Episode 54: Call My Therapist
On Episode 54 we interview two mental health therapists, Jessenia Garcia & Bianca Goodrum. We discuss how COVID 19 is taking a hard toll on those struggling with mental health conditions, and how we can help. We talked about how we can stop over eating during quarantine, mental health stigmas in the black community, anxiety, and more! We also introduced a new segment, and discussed HOT TOPICS!
Season 2: Episode 53: Relationship Goals
On Episode 53, we discuss Khyrie's Book Club selection, Relationship Goals by Michael Todd. There's 4 chapters that I wanted to focus on that I believe young people need to hear..."Intentional Dating", "Does It Need To End", 'Surrender Your Sexuality", & "All Tied Up". We really went DEEP in this conversation!...........oh and we talk about entanglements!
Season 2: Episode 52: Vanessa Guillen
On Episode 52 Kelle & I, discuss how the culture we've built when it pertains to how men view women, led to what happened Vanessa Guillen. In our Hot Topics segment we discuss the love triangle of The Smith's & August Alsina, Kanye 2020, and Trump's tweet about Bubba Wallace.
Season 2: Episode 51: Blended Family
On Episode 51, Kelle and I interview my two mom's! My mom and step mom come on the show to discuss their very unique relationship. There's no baby momma drama, no bitterness, no jealousy....any of that, they get along like sisters. Hope you guys enjoy it!
Season 2: Episode 50: #SayHerName
On Episode 50, we talk about Breonna Taylor & how black women often get lost in the movement. We discuss how black women get killed by police & get little coverage in the media, how black women get mistreated by medical professionals, and much much more!
Season 2: Episode 49: 8:46
On Episode 49, it's just Kelle and me holding it down! We talk about Dave Chappelle's surprise YouTube special, 8:46. We talk about NBA players not wanting to resume the season, B Simone's controversial comments, and should we get rid of the 'N' word along with all the Confederate statues?!
Season 2: Episode 48: What To Do With Your White Privilege
On Episode 48, we have an eye opening discussion with four white people about what's going on in the country at the moment. We talked about how George Floyd's murder made them feel, how they plan to use their white privilege, and more. Madison Malone, who organized the Black Lives Matter protest in Vidor, Texas, was also apart of the conversation!
Season 2: Episode 47: The Protestors
People all over the country are protesting the unjustly murder of George Floyd. I talk to protestors in Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and Boston. They give us a real glimpse into what REALLY went on that protests!
Season 2: Episode 46: CoronaVirus Episode W/ Fort Bend County Official
On this episode, Fort Bend County Official, Taral Patel joins the show to talk CoronaVirus. Taral is leading the CoronaVirus response for Fort Bend County. He tells us about new testing sights, what to expect with the state re-opening May 1st, how we should continue to practice social distancing, and drops some exclusive info right here on The All That Podcast. Hope you guys enjoy, stay safe!
Episode 45: Inspector Hymen
In Episode 45, I invite two ladies on the show to discuss TI taking his daughter to the gynecologist to insure that she's still a virgin. We use that situation to dive deeper into topics such as: the double standards in parenting a girl and a boy, our patriarchal society, what men can say to their female loved ones that will make them feel loved and not judged, and much more!
Episode 44: The N Word
Who does and who doesn't have the right to use the 'N Word'? That's what me and a group of people of all races discuss on this episode of the All That Podcast!
Episode 43: Rel Carter
On Episode 43 I interview Roc Nation A&R, Rel Carter who also happens to be Jay-Z's nephew. This is the first "on site" interview that we've done. We met with Rel on location while his Culture Tour stopped in Houston. We talked about the Culture Tour, A&Ring, what he looks for in an artist, and more!
Episode 42: Sunday Service w/ Pastor Rod Vargas
Episode 42 was a jam packed conversation! During the "Khyrie Speaks" portion I point out valuable lessons we can learn from Antonio Brown and Tekashi 69's situations. I also have Pastor Rod Vargas of Union Church on to discuss Kanye West' Sunday Services', how evangelicals are quick to accept Trump & denounce Kanye, mixing the secular world with the spiritual world, and much more! Hopefully yo
Episode 41: Let's Cancel, Cancel Culture
In Episode 41 I analyze 'Cancel Culture" through the lens of Dave Chappelle's 'Sticks and Stones' stand up special, and Kendrick Lamar's song, 'Mortal Man'. I also discuss The New York Times' 1619 Project, Kanye's Sunday Service, the 2019 Revolt Summit, and what I learned from Malcolm Gladwell's Breakfast Club interview!
Episode 40: I Do This For My Culture
On Episode 40, I talk about the NFL/Roc Nation deal, my Twitter debate with Jemele Hill, how the Internet lacks context, and about how a white guy told me that my Facebook page looked like a "black pep rally". During the second half of the podcast, I interview criminal defense attorney, Ryan Mitchell. We talk about the criminal justice system, the problem with the bail industry, how he mentally pr
Episode 39: MMA Fighters Are Crazy w/ Gaby Echavarry
On Episode 39, I talk to MMA fighter, and 2x Sanda National champion, Gaby Echavarry. We talk about his training, how he fell in love with fighting, what happened his last fight that he lost, his upcoming fight and so much more!
Episode 38: Can A Sista Get Paid? w/ Sarah Ogoke
On Episode 38, I talk to professional basketball player, Sarah Ogoke. Sarah plays for Nigeria's national team. We talk about her career, the pay gap between female and male athletes, her experience playing overseas, the possibility of playing at the upcoming Olympics, and much much more!
Episode 37: Dream With Your Eyes Wide Open w/ Daniel Mangena
On Episode 37 of The All That Podcast I talk with Life Coach, Daniel Mangena. We talk about his experience growing up in London as a black man, & how the UK views America. We talk about his work with coaching people to better their lives, getting them to get past their fears, and forcing them to do some real deep soul searching. Daniel has written two books and has a 3rd one on the way..so we
Episode 36: The Hoe Phase w/Franchesca
On Episode 3 my friend Franchesca who I met on a cruise last month, comes on to talk about life after divorce. She breaks down what went wrong in her marriage, dealing with infidelity, finally getting the courage to file for divorce, getting back into dating after being married so long, the importance of the hoe phase, and much much more!
Episode 35: DJ Overflow
I sit and talk to Houston native, DJ Overflow. Overflow is a Christian DJ, something I'd never heard of. We discuss the origins of his love for hip hop music, how it was to be a PK (Preachers Kid), drug addiction, how God changed his life, the state of the church, and he and his friend AZ spit some fire freestyles for us! And much much more!
Episode 34: Abusive Relationships w/ Kelle Gandy
This episode is for the ladies! Kelle Gandy comes on the show to discuss abusive relationships. Physically, ,mentally, and emotionally abusive. She shares her experiences with abusive relationships, how they affect every relationship she gets into, and what she's doing to try to get over her abusive relationship 'PTSD'.
I also share a tribute to my friend who recently passed away.
Episode 33: Ayanna Moriah-Eliza Allen
My friend Ayanna Moriah-Eliza Allen comes on the podcast to share a very heavy story of her being raped by somebody she thought was a friend. We talk about how Alabama's new abortion laws would've affected her, her being queer, white men's exhausting power, and more!
Episode 32: Lilly Aviana
I talk to Houston artist, Lilly Aviana about her creative process, and more!
Entrepreneurship w/ Jeanette Stagg
I talk with my friend, Jeanette Stagg, about entrepreneurship journey!
Raising A Special Needs Child!
I talk to my aunt, Karlie Dennis about her experience raising a child that is special needs!
Leaving Neverland
I sit with Maria Yepez and discuss the new documentary, Leaving Neverland, about 2 men accusing Michael Jackson of sexual molestation. I think the documentary is BS, she believes it it’s true. Listen and decide who’s side you’re on!
On the 28th episode of the All That Podcast, I talk to Chanel, owner of Blockade Apparel!
On this episode I talk to Chanel, owner of Blockade Apparel. We talk about the origins of Blockade, her dealing with depression and how she’s using her clothing line to spread awareness about depression. I also would like to thank NAMI Greater Houston for sponsoring this episode!
Episode 24
I sit down with my friend, Mow Rahman, to talk dating in 2019!
All That! Episode 26: Norman Sann
I had an amazing conversation with rapper, Norman Sann. We talked about him giving up on music, his comeback, spirituality, family, and plus he gave me an EXCLUSIVE announcement!
All That! Episode 25: Jermaine Tolbert
I sit and talk with recording studio artist and author, Jermaine Tolbert, about his new book (Remind Me To Think: The Genius Behind Crazy), turning down a record deal with Pharrell Williams, mental health, and more!
All That! Episode 24: Alyncia Dennis
I talk to Alyncia Dennis about her and her son's, Issac, miraculous story!
All That! Episode 23: Katherine Shofner
All That! Episode 22: Pastor Rodrigo Vargas
Pastor Vargas and I discuss how drug addiction and losing a six figure job led him to to Christ. We talk about his unorthodox style of preaching, criticism he's received for it, the state of Christianity, and more!
All That! Episode 21: Toni Marinucci
I talk to dietician Toni Marinucci about health and wellness!
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