In this conversation with host Mark Joseph, Cheryl Hines looks back on her unlikely journey from bartending in L.A. and taking improv classes with Lisa Kudrow to starring on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," struggling financially even while acting on "Friends," and eventually entering the political spotlight through her husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. She opens up about life in Hollywood, losing friends over politics, navigating both Democratic and Republican circles, and the unexpected twists that inspired her memoir "Unscripted." Honest, funny, and surprising, this interview offers a rare look at a life that truly wasn’t written in advance.

In this heartfelt conversation, Sonny Sandoval, frontman of multi-platinum band P.O.D., opens up about his new book, "Son of Southtown," and the journey that shaped his music and faith. From growing up on the border of Mexico, to losing his mother at a young age, to finding his voice in a band that would eventually release an album on 9/11, Sonny shares stories of resilience, gratitude, and conviction.

In this wide-ranging conversation, investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson joins Mark Joseph to discuss her career in journalism, the pressures of corporate and government influence on the news, and her experiences exposing stories that mainstream outlets avoid. From her early days at CNN and CBS to launching her independent show Full Measure, Attkisson reflects on what it takes to remain nonpartisan in today’s media climate. She shares insights into Big Pharma’s growing role in shaping coverage, the rise of censorship on current social platforms, and her reporting on vaccine safety and government accountability. Attkisson also opens up about being spied on by the government, her books, and the personal challenges of caregiving for a loved one with dementia. This candid interview explores truth-telling in an era of narratives, control, and manipulation.