“When you stopped being a doctor to do YouTube videos, was your wife upset?” I asked. “It didn’t happen this way,” Bassem Youssef said. “I didn’t just switch from medicine to YouTube videos.” He was living in Egypt. And a revolution was happening. So, everyday, he would go to the protests to help the wounded. […] Read On…

  “I’ve been following you for a couple of years,” Carolina said. “I read your book the Choose Yourself Guide to Wealth. And it really changed a lot of things for me in my life. I want to thank you for that book.” We were exactly one minute into the podcast. And I wanted to […] Read On…

“Is it is it fake when you’re wrestling?” I asked her. “No!” I was already getting yelled at. Then she said, “You wanna try?” But I turned Maria Menounos down. “I’m 50 and I break easily.” She laughed. You’ve seen Maria all over TV. On E! News, Access Hollywood, Entertainment Tonight, Dateline, Today, Extra and […] Read On…

I got to watch the new season of HBO’s Ballers before it came out. But it came with a message: “Everything might change.” I watched it all anyway. Because I was interviewing Rob Corddry (a.k.a “Joe” in Ballers). Rob usually plays this likable jerk character. He has some sympathy. But for the most part he’s […] Read On…

Joe Moglia completely reinvented himself. Twice… He went from college football coach to CEO of Ameritrade and then BACK to football (his first love). He was at the top of the corporate ladder. And decided to climb down for a coaching internship in Nebraska. I almost didn’t understand why someone would put themselves through so […] Read On…

Taylor Swift rejected me yesterday. Steve, my producer, emailed her publicist. I knew the answer would be “no,” but he did it anyway. I read the email they wrote back. And it fascinated me. They thanked Steve for asking. They said, “It’s great to hear from you.” And Steve thought… “Maybe, they’ll think ‘Why not?’” […] Read On…

Growing up in the ’70s I had ONE hero: The Fonz. The star of the TV show Happy Days. 30 million kids watched him every week and then mimicked him the day after. He was known as the “coolest”. He’d hit a wall and jukeboxes would play over the world. Nobody would disagree with him. […] Read On…