Colin Rebey better known as Velvet Hoss is a DJ currently residing in Las Vegas. He has moved quickly in establishing a wide variety of gigs in Sin City and in some of the top markets around the country.

On the production side, he has received acclaim for his remix of Sage The Gemini and IamSu! radio smash “Gas Pedal” racking in over 800,000 streams on soundcloud on the track. He’s contributed to multiple record pools remixing artists such as Clipse, Nas, Future, Jay Z as well as an official remix for Po Johnson of reality TV show fame on Tommy Boy Records. He’s performed at EDC, Lollapalooza, Spring Awakening Music Festival (5 years), North Coast Music Festival (3 Years), and Life is Beautiful.

Velvet Hoss currently works with Bruno Mars as a resident DJ at Pinky Ring in Las Vegas.

Kasey Perlinger is a Las Vegas–based dancer, actress, and fitness model whose career blends performance, discipline, and athleticism. From movement and storytelling to training and body awareness, Kasey opens up about what it takes to stay sharp in an industry that demands both physical and mental strength. In this episode, we talk about her journey, life in Las Vegas, the realities of performing and modeling, and the work ethic required to build a sustainable career in entertainment and fitness.

This is a two-part conversation, following Kasey as she trains intensely to compete in the NPC Steve Karr Classic bodybuilding competition. In this episode, we explore not only the physical demands of competition prep, but also the intense mental and emotional challenges that come with pushing the body to its limits.

In the second half of the episode, Kasey returns three months later—after winning the competition—to celebrate, reflect, and finally enjoy some In-N-Out burgers with us.

Enjoy the episode! 💪🍔

Raena O’Neil has lived with celiac disease since her teenage years, enduring years of pain, bloating, headaches, fatigue, and physical weakness tied to what she ate and how food was prepared. Every meal carried uncertainty, forcing her to constantly weigh enjoyment against the potential physical consequences. Determined to find relief, Raena immersed herself in holistic and self-guided research, searching for ways to heal her body and reclaim a sense of normalcy around food. Through that journey, she discovered an anti-inflammatory approach that helped ease her symptoms, offering partial relief after years of struggle.

Everything shifted after motherhood. Following the birth of her ten-pound baby, Raena’s body underwent significant changes, including torn abdominal muscles and excess skin. Five years ago, she chose to undergo abdominal plastic surgery to address the lasting physical effects of childbirth—an experience that would mark a new chapter in her ongoing relationship with health, healing, and self-recovery.

Beth Lane is a filmmaker and actress living in Los Angeles. A graduate of the MFA program at UCLA’s School of Theatre, Film & Television, Beth is the writer, producer, and director of the feature documentary film, UnBroken. For Beth, this film is both a professional milestone and a personal quest to immortalize the incredible story of her family’s survival as Jews living in Germany during World War II and the unwavering courage shown by those who helped them. GO WATCH THE UNBROKEN DOCUMENTARY, NOW AVAILABLE ON NETFLIX! And enjoy this awesome episode with Beth! ✨

Tianna Tua joins me for an episode you don’t want to miss! 🙌🔥 She’s a former Miss Nevada, finished Top 4 at Miss USA, and is now launching her music career with a brand-new single.

We talk pageants, music, confidence, life after the crown—and yes, she’s just as funny as she is stunning.

If you love behind-the-scenes stories, big laughs, and inspirational moments, this is your episode. Enjoy “Two Hours of Tua”! 💕

Carey Davidson is a bestselling author, relationship strategist, and founder of the Harmin Group. She has spent decades teaching individuals, couples, leaders, and organizations how to restore clarity, trust, and connection through simple, conscious choices. Her method has been embraced by teams at Microsoft, Starbucks, Tony Robbins, universities, government agencies, and by families and founders worldwide. She is known for her ability to identify hidden patterns in seconds and guide people into higher-conscious action that honors everyone involved. She has served as Head of HR at Columbia University, Executive Director at Columbia Presbyterian’s Division of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (CARING at Columbia), and Founder/CEO of Tournesol Wellness in NYC. She teaches globally, offering Five Archetypes training, consulting, and retreats. ENJOY!

Christina Smith joins us on the show to talk about the not for profit, "Once Upon a Room", and the amazing work they're doing for children. Read their mission statement below. 💕

We are dedicated to creating transformative experiences through personalized hospital room makeovers and engaging hospital and outpatient events. By fostering environments of happiness and healing, we strive to uplift the spirits and enhance t he well-being of these remarkable young patients during their challenging journeys.

Elly is a breathtakingly talented performer whose passions as a singer, artist, and model led her to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams. But in an instant, her world was turned upside down when she received a devastating diagnosis: oral cancer. What could have ended her journey instead revealed her extraordinary resilience. With unwavering strength and determination, Elly fought back against the disease—and triumphed. Not only did she overcome one of life’s toughest battles, but she also emerged stronger, wiser, and more radiant than ever before. Her story is a powerful reminder that no matter the obstacles, the human spirit can rise above and shine. This is the ultimate “never give up” story—an inspiration we can all carry into our own lives. Enjoy her incredible journey.