During Mental Health Awareness Month, Geth speaks with a 67-year-old psychologist about combating loneliness post 2020.

A high school senior speaks with Geth about going through the pandemic as a teenager. She discusses her fear of being in a school shooting and how disconnected she feels her generation is because of screens.

A truck driver describes his wild past as a bass guitar player in a band. He discusses crazy near-death experiences including a moped accident that led to many broken bones and meeting his future wife.

A woman opens up about losing her mom to Fentanyl, the dark humor of her deathaversary falling on 4/20, and never doubting their bond despite her issues. 

A man speaks with Geth about having this particular kink from a young age and how his parents reacted when they caught him with diapers.

A mother of 3 speaks with Geth about the best and worst year of her life.

Geth speaks with one of the world’s biggest yo-yo fans about shady yo-yo people, competitive yo-yoing, and what his partner thinks of his extensive yo-yo collection.

A Cuban expat tells Chris about her incredible journey from Cuba to New Zealand to work on cancer immunotherapies.

A father opens up to Geth about a years long custody battle over his son with his ex.

Catholic, but without the guilt. A priest discusses why the Episcopal church is often described as “Catholic-lite.”

Geth has a new book out called “The Lonely Dad Conversations,” and you’re about to hear a sneak peek!

Kidnapping mobsters, a phone call from beyond the grave, and holy water in a vodka bottle. A Jersey Italian grandmother always has stories.

She considered herself a hardcore anarchist, until she became a lawyer. A tattooed, body building, sometimes musician discusses her journey to becoming an attorney.

A 62-year-old Mexican American woman pitches hosting the Spanish language version of Beautiful/Anonymous to Geth and explains why she wants to live to 120.