On this episode of We?re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite is joined by Dr. Ben Shapiro and Dr. Brett Shurman, two leading addiction psychiatrists and co-owners of three psychiatric clinics specializing in substance use, mood disorders, and innovative mental health treatments. Together, they break down the realities of modern psychiatric care and the science behind addiction.

The doctors begin by exploring why TMS has become one of their favorite and most effective tools in psychiatric treatment. They then dive into the neuroscience of addiction, explaining the true ?reasons? people use substances and how these brain-based mechanisms shape dependency. The conversation shifts to the Fentanyl crisis, exposing what the public isn?t hearing and revealing how fentanyl contamination is impacting clinics behind the scenes. They warn that if someone is buying anything off the street?or unverified online sources?the risk is now higher than ever.

Richard, Dr. Shapiro, and Dr. Shurman discusses why psychiatric illness and addiction must be treated in tandem rather than separately. They explain how childhood trauma, early mood issues, and developmental challenges often lay the groundwork for addiction later in life. The doctors also clarify how clinicians differentiate Bipolar Disorder from Borderline Personality Disorder, and why chronic mood problems starting at a young age shape attachment, personality structure, and long-term psychiatric health.

The conversation covers the importance of a strong therapist?patient relationship and the dangers of misdiagnosis?especially when patients are given antidepressants or stimulants instead of proper addiction treatment. They offer essential guidance for families of loved ones battling addiction and compare classic psychotherapy to newer, emerging solutions. Finally, they break down how psychedelics, ketamine, and MDMA are being used in clinical settings?and why many first-time adult users report ?seeing God.?

On this episode of We?re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down for the first time with one of his own clients, Shane Neal?a Marine Corps veteran who has been sober for 18 months. Shane served 8 years in the Marines, leaving as a sergeant after a medical discharge due to a back injury. In this powerful conversation, he opens up about his journey through addiction, recovery, mental health treatment, and finding purpose after the military.
Shane shares how treatment completely transformed his life and credits Richard for guiding him through the process. He talks about entering treatment initially for alcohol use, and how that opened the door for him to begin mental health treatment, breaking the cycle that had held him back for years. Shane also reveals how a DUI arrest became a turning point?one that led him to inspire change among his fellow inmates by sharing his own story and encouraging them to seek help.
The episode also explores the 250th birthday of the Marine Corps, including its unexpected origins in a bar, and how Marine tradition continues to shape identity long after service ends. Shane closes with heartfelt advice for anyone struggling with substances, speaking directly to those who feel lost, stuck, or unsure if recovery is possible.

On this episode of the We?re Out Of Time podcast, host Richard Taite sits down with world-renowned psychiatrist, bestselling author, and brain health pioneer Dr. Daniel Amen. Known for transforming the conversation around mental health through his groundbreaking SPECT imaging work, Dr. Amen has helped millions understand one core truth: when you change your brain, you change your life.

Dr. Amen begins by sharing how his fascination with the brain started in medical school, noticing how psychiatry rarely looked at the organ it was treating. He highlights the alarming reality that many mental health struggles are deeply connected to underlying brain issues?yet the brain is often ignored. He explains why antidepressants, while helpful for some, can actually harm others, emphasizing the need for personalized treatment instead of one-size-fits-all solutions.

He then dives into the modern crisis affecting today?s youth, warning that ?we are thrilling our children to death with screens? and reinforcing how brain health and mental health are inseparable. Referencing his bestselling book Change Your Brain, Change Your Life, Dr. Amen stresses the importance of lifestyle choices?avoiding junk food, alcohol, marijuana, and drugs?to protect and optimize brain function.

Dr. Amen also shares one of his most practical tools: recognizing that it?s not your thoughts that create suffering, but the thoughts you attach yourself to. He discusses how giving his brain a name helps him separate from unhelpful or irrational thinking. The conversation expands into what happens in the brain when someone breaks free from addiction, and what the brain looks like in a state of total peace. He also outlines the dangers of environmental toxins like aspartame, citing studies on how these substances affect brain function.

In closing, Dr. Amen reiterates his foundational message: you are not stuck with the brain you have. With the right tools, awareness, and habits, you can change your brain?and in turn, transform your entire life.

Today, host Richard Taite sits down with Kevin Schmiegel, founder of ZeroMils, a groundbreaking organization dedicated to supporting veterans and bridging the gap between military and civilian life. Coming from a family of service?both his father and mother were called to serve?Kevin?s commitment to the country runs deep. A retired Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel who served 20 years and deployed to over 50 countries across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, Kevin?s experience in leadership and resilience shaped his mission long before ZeroMils came to life.
After leaving the Marines, Kevin transitioned into a high-level role at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where the demands of corporate life eventually led to burnout and depression?a struggle familiar to many veterans navigating life after service. Through that difficult chapter, Kevin rediscovered his purpose and found a new mission: helping his brothers and sisters in uniform successfully transition back into civilian life.
Kevin co-founded ZeroMils alongside a fellow Marine brother, with a mission to redefine the veteran narrative. Rather than seeing veterans as ?broken,? he believes they embody discipline, leadership, and purpose?qualities that make them exceptional citizens and employees. Through his work, Kevin is helping shift the stigma surrounding veterans while connecting them to jobs, housing, and community resources.
With decades of experience in both military and civilian leadership, Kevin has partnered with numerous nonprofits to successfully place dozens of veterans into the workforce. His life?s work is dedicated to bridging the civilian-military divide and ensuring those who served have the tools, recognition, and opportunities they deserve.
In this inspiring conversation, Kevin Schmiegel opens up about his journey from military service to personal struggle to renewed purpose. Through ZeroMils, he?s proving that veterans aren?t defined by their hardships?they?re defined by their resilience, leadership, and unwavering commitment to serve. His story is a reminder that while the uniform may come off, the mission to create impact never ends.

Marine veteran David West joins Richard Taite on We?re Out of Time to share his powerful story of resilience, redemption, and service. Raised in a household where survival meant bringing money home?by any means necessary?David found discipline and direction in the Marines, rising to Sergeant in just three years. But after leaving the service just 15 days before 9/11, he faced a new kind of battle: homelessness, shame, and the struggle to find purpose in civilian life.

He opens up about the stigma veterans face when re-enlisting?how society views them as unable to ?hack it? outside?and the hard truth of returning home to instability. Living out of his car, keeping clothes in his trunk to hide his homelessness, and facing exploitation in construction jobs, David?s journey reveals the harsh reality many veterans endure after service.

Today, David works as a Veteran Service Officer, dedicating his life to helping other veterans get the benefits, respect, and hope they deserve. His story is a testament to leadership, perseverance, and the healing power of giving back. As he shares, it?s not enough to hand the homeless money?they need connection, compassion, and guidance to rebuild their lives.

This episode is a moving exploration of what it truly means to serve, struggle, and stand back up?both for oneself and for others.

Three-time Emmy Award?winning actor and mental health advocate Maurice Benard joins host Richard Taite on We?re Out of Time for an open and emotional conversation about resilience, recovery, and living with bipolar disorder. Known for his three-decade run on General Hospital, Maurice reveals that during his first three weeks on set, he suffered a manic episode and nervous breakdown that left his wife terrified. After calling his psychiatrist, it was confirmed that Maurice was in crisis?an experience that taught him the importance of staying on his medication. He?s now been consistent for 32 years without another breakdown.
Diagnosed at just 22, Maurice spent two months in a mental institution?where he even escaped before returning home. He discusses the misconceptions around mental illness, and how his upbringing made managing his disorder even harder. Maurice opens up about his support system?his parents, wife, and son?who helped him through his darkest, even suicidal, moments.
He then shares how his YouTube series ?State of Mind? began as Instagram Lives and evolved into a platform for hope and healing. The most impactful guests, he says, weren?t celebrities but people with powerful survival stories?a cop whose g*n jammed during a suicide attempt and a girl who lost her arm in a tragic accident. Maurice closes by reflecting on his legacy: being the first man to publicly share his bipolar diagnosis and using his story to inspire others to keep going.
Maurice?s story is one of resilience, healing, and mental health awareness. By openly sharing his experiences living with bipolar disorder, he breaks the stigma surrounding mental illness and shows that vulnerability is a form of strength. His journey?from surviving manic episodes and breakdowns to becoming an advocate for others through his show State of Mind?is a testament to the power of consistency, self-awareness, and love. Maurice reminds us that no matter how dark life gets, recovery is possible, and speaking up can save lives.

In this episode of We?re Out Of? Time, host Richard?Taite welcomes 24-year-old fashion creator and street interviewer Jared Muros. Raised in Los Angeles, Jared turned his love for style and visual storytelling into a rising creative career ? from modeling gigs for brands like Balenciaga and casting for major brands like Adidas and Nike, to building a social-media voice that centers streetwear, culture and curiosity. 

Together, Richard and Jared unpack how exploring different paths?watching YouTube tutorials, interviewing strangers on the sidewalk, chasing style influences?led to finding his own unique lane. With insights on self-expression, hustling smart and using fashion as a medium for connection, this episode offers inspiration for anyone looking to turn creative instincts into something real. Tune in for a conversation about reinvention, the path to finding your purpose, and how staying true to your voice can open unexpected doors.

In this powerful episode, Charlie Smith joins host Richard for a raw and reflective conversation about addiction, identity, and finding peace beyond external success. Once appearing to ?have it all? ? even gracing the cover of Catholic Digest ? Charlie reveals how childhood trauma and unhealed pain led him down a path of addiction, showing that true fulfillment can?t be found in achievements alone.

Charlie and Richard reflect on how they first met in AA, where Richard continued showing up to meetings because he feared Charlie wouldn?t make it without support. Their friendship became a lifeline, grounded in honesty and accountability. Charlie opens up about what recovery truly means, where Richard shares that sobriety isn?t its own gift ? it only lasts when you find a purpose more meaningful than any substance.

Now a successful entrepreneur and keynote speaker, Charlie uses his story to inspire others to reclaim control over their minds and lives. From reframing negative self-talk to understanding the difference between ?faking it? and living like the person you want to become, he offers timeless wisdom on healing and self-mastery. This episode is a reminder that while adversity may shape us, it doesn?t have to define us ? we have the power to rewrite our story. Subscribe for raw, honest, and inspiring conversations ?new episodes every week. 

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In a powerful new episode of the podcast We?re Out of Time (ranked #1 in Mental Health on Apple Podcasts) renowned recovery expert and mental health advocate Richard Taite speaks with Nova music festival survivor Daniel Sharabi (joining from Israel) and ?A Hero?s Burden? director Sepi Makabi.

The documentary follows Daniel and his younger brother Neria, who are credited with saving hundreds of lives during the Oct. 7 attack, while confronting the deep trauma and PTSD they continue to carry as survivors.

Just prior to the podcast taping, it was announced that the remaining hostages will be returning home. Daniel?s best friend Yosef-Chaim Ohana who has been held hostage for two years, is among those set to be released. Daniel shares how he?s anticipating seeing his friend and what his first words to Yosef will be when they reunite.

The conversation also explores the mental health toll of survival and captivity, the prevalence of PTSD, and the urgent need for trauma-informed care. During the discussion, Taite offers to bring Daniel, his brother, Neria and Yosef to Carrara Treatment Wellness & Spa as his personal gift ? providing a safe space for healing, recovery, and renewal after unimaginable trauma.

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In this inspiring episode of We?re Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Pastor Justice Coleman, founding pastor of Freedom Church in Los Angeles. Together, they explore Justice?s journey of faith, community, and purpose ? and how his mission to keep faith uncomplicated has created a space where everyone is welcome, especially those who?ve felt like they never quite fit in at a traditional church.

Justice shares the story behind starting Freedom Church with his wife, Maria, in 2011, and how their vision has led to a thriving, multi-site community that started with baptizing friends in apartment pools. With honesty and heart, he and Richard discuss the power of belonging, spiritual authenticity, and what it truly means to uplift others through faith in action.

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Join Richard Taite in this powerful episode of the We're Out Of Time Podcast as he speaks with Andrew Bachman, CEO of Creators Inc., about resilience, persistence, and redefining success. Andrew opens up about his past struggles with substances and how choosing a clean life transformed his mental health, mindset, and overall well-being. He also shares how a pivotal meeting with a Harvard neuroscientist reshaped his perspective, sparking a journey of personal growth and renewed purpose.

Through his transformation, Andrew discovered that true fulfillment comes from doing what makes you happy?not from chasing money, which he believes is simply a byproduct of living authentically. This inspiring conversation dives into the power of the brain, the importance of wellness, and how finding motivation in unexpected places can change the course of your life.

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What does resilience really look like in the face of heartbreaking loss? On this episode of We?re Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Amanda Kloots?TV personality, fitness entrepreneur, former Broadway dancer, and one-time Radio City Rockette?to talk about her journey after the passing of her husband, Nick Cordero, and how she continues to raise their son, Elvis, with strength and hope. Through it all, she has become a voice for resilience?helping widows find hope and a way forward

Amanda opens up about the role fitness and movement have played in supporting her mental health, and how her signature AK! Rope method and dedication to staying active helped her through grief. She also shares the inspiration behind her wellness brand, Proper, a collection of nutrient-dense, solution-focused supplements designed to support immunity, energy, gut health, and overall well-being.

Join us for an inspiring conversation about resilience, wellness, and finding purpose in the hardest seasons of life.

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What does it really mean to build a career that blends success with spirituality? Ted Dhanik, American business executive and founder of Engage: BDR, joins We?re Out of Time to share his journey from helping launch Myspace in its early days to creating a business built on purpose and impact. He sits down with host Richard Taite to reflect on his career path, his embrace of spirituality, and how aligning his online and offline presence into a unified, authentic self has brought him a sense of peace.

This episode dives into the lessons Ted has learned in both business and life?what it means to bring value to others, why purpose matters more than profit, and how staying true to yourself can transform not just your work but your relationships and inner world. Whether you?re an entrepreneur, a seeker of meaning, or simply curious about living authentically, this conversation offers insights you won?t want to miss.

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What does it really mean to live with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? Dr. Myah Gittelson, a clinical psychologist specializing in child development, joins We?re Out of Time to break down the complexities of autism and the many ways it can present. She joins host Richard Taite and special guest cohost Dr. Ken Spielvogel to shed light on early signs of ASD, common misconceptions, and how understanding autism as a spectrum can change the way we approach diagnosis, treatment, and acceptance.

This episode dives into the psychology behind autism, the anxiety many families face when seeking a diagnosis, and how we can create a world that embraces neurodiversity instead of fearing it. Whether you?re a parent, educator, or simply curious about mental health, this conversation offers powerful insights you won?t want to miss.

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Step into the world of wonder with Sean Sotaridona?better known as Sean Does Magic?as he joins the We?re Out Of Time podcast. Sean opens up about his journey from performing simple tricks to creating viral content that has reached millions worldwide. He shares the story behind his most popular video?an unforgettable encounter with LeBron James that captured over 500 million views?and what it takes to create moments that truly connect with people.

From working alongside Michelle Obama to building a community through TikTok and beyond, Sean reveals the magic behind his success, the power of self-belief, and how connection has shaped both his career and life. Whether you?re a fan of magic, social media storytelling, or inspiring journeys, this episode will leave you believing in what?s possible.

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In this episode of We?re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with award-winning producer and director Erica Hanson to discuss her new A&E documentary, ?Fame and Fentanyl?, which premiered Monday, August 25 at 9pm ET/PT and is hosted by Ice-T. This powerful two-hour special takes a raw look at the fentanyl crisis, from the tragic passing of celebrities like Prince, Angus Cloud, Tom Petty, and Michael K. Williams to the heartbreaking stories of families across America.

Richard and Erica dive into how the film uncovers the devastating impact of fentanyl, features exclusive interviews with experts and special agents, and exposes how law enforcement is holding those selling this deadly substance accountable. This is a conversation you don?t want to miss.

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In this powerful episode of We?re Out Of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with two fathers who turned unimaginable tragedy into purpose. Gregory Swan, founder of Fentanyl Fathers, and Dr. Gary Latson, founder of Candles In The Wind, share their deeply personal journeys of losing their sons to fentanyl.

Together, they discuss how grief became the catalyst for advocacy?educating the public about the dangers of fentanyl, building awareness, and creating real connections with today?s youth. Their stories shine a light on the urgent need for prevention, community support, and open conversations about this devastating crisis.

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In this episode of The We?re Out of Time Podcast, host Richard Taite sits down with content creator Landon Bridges, known for blending keto cooking with laid-back comedy and building a thriving community across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.

Landon opens up about his path to success, the mental and substance-related challenges he?s faced along the way, and how he continues to push forward in both his personal life and career. With humor, honesty, and a refreshing perspective, Landon shares what it takes to stay grounded while chasing big goals in today?s fast-paced digital world.

If you?re interested in creativity, resilience, and the real stories behind online success, this is a conversation you don?t want to miss.

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?? In this episode of the We're Out Of Time podcast, Richard Taite sits down with Houda Chami to discuss her inspiring journey from Morocco to the United States and the launch of her empowering venture, Girl Power Network. Houda shares the challenges and triumphs of building a business in a new country while staying true to her values and mission.

She also opens up about the importance of intentionally crafting a vision for who you want to be and committing to the hard work it takes to bring that vision to life. Her story is a powerful reminder that self-belief, persistence, and purpose can turn bold dreams into reality.

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?? In this episode of the We're Out Of Time podcast, Dr. Timothy Fong from UCLA shares his insights on approaching patients and families with empathy. He emphasizes the importance of avoiding judgment and criticism, creating a safe space for open communication, which is crucial for effective therapy. Fong's approach to mental health highlights the value of support without being overly critical.

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In this episode of the We're Out Of Time podcast, actor and comedian David Koechner (best known for Anchorman, The Office, and The Goldbergs) joins Richard Taite for a candid and hilarious conversation. Together, they dive into David?s journey through sobriety, his evolution as a performer, and the powerful work ethic that has kept him grounded through decades in Hollywood.

From vulnerable moments in recovery to behind-the-scenes laughs, David opens up with honesty, wit, and heart. Whether you're navigating a substance-free life or just love a good Hollywood story, this episode offers inspiration, insight, and plenty of laughs.

? Topics include:

David?s sobriety journey and daily practices

Lessons from a long career in comedy and film

Balancing vulnerability with humor

The value of hard work and persistence in life.

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?? In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, content creators and alopecia advocates Alex Youmazzo and Emmy Combs open up about their personal journeys with alopecia, shedding light on what it?s like to live boldly and authentically without hair.Through heartfelt stories and honest reflections, Alex and Emmy discuss the emotional and social challenges of alopecia, the power of self-acceptance, and the importance of building a supportive alopecia community. Their insights offer hope, inspiration, and empowerment for anyone navigating self-image or identity.

? In this episode, we explore:

Living with alopecia in the public eye

Breaking beauty standards and embracing visibility

The role of social media in creating awareness and connection

Tips for confidence, resilience, and self-love

Whether you're living with alopecia, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking stories of courage and authenticity, this episode is a must-listen.

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?? In this inspiring episode of We?re Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with actor and musician Nate Wyatt to talk about his journey from being raised by a single mother to carving out a career in the entertainment industry, without compromising his values.

Nate shares how he navigated the worlds of acting and music, avoided the common pitfalls of substance abuse in Hollywood, and stayed focused on long-term success rather than short-term temptation. He opens up about his childhood, the return of his father during his teenage years, and how those formative experiences are shaping the kind of father he hopes to become.

The conversation also touches on:

His latest film, now streaming on Tubi

His deep passion for acting and the tools he's used to grow as an artist

The discipline it takes to stay grounded in a high-pressure industry

Whether you're a fan, a fellow creative, or someone on a personal growth journey, Nate?s story is one of resilience, integrity, and purpose.

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TV personality Jax Taylor, known from Vanderpump Rules and The Valley, joins Richard Taite for a vulnerable conversation on this eye-opening episode of the We?re Out of Time podcast. Jax opens up about the struggles he's faced both on-screen and off?sharing candid reflections on his highly publicized divorce, past mistakes, and what it truly means to do the inner work.Now a father, Jax talks about the challenges of personal growth in the public eye and how he's committed to becoming a better man for himself and his son. This is an honest, raw, and deeply human conversation you won?t want to miss.

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Songwriter, DJ, and hitmaking producer BIGHEAD joins Richard Taite on this powerful episode of the We?re Out of Time podcast. Known for producing chart-topping hits, BIGHEAD opens up about his childhood, the dark depths of addiction, and the painful experience of losing close friends to substance use. He discusses his experience with tattoo culture and how he came to embrace the nickname 'Big Head' as part of his identity.

Now over five years sober, he reflects on how recovery has transformed his life, allowing him to show up as a father, thrive creatively, and travel the world with clarity and purpose. Big Head's story is one of hope and overcoming obstacles.

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Social media personality Dayna Marie shares her inspirational journey on the latest We're Out of Time podcast with Richard Taite. Dayna shares how TikTok and influencing became her version of college. Dana discusses her most challenging times that took her down a path of personal growth and prosperity. She opens up about things you've never heard before, as well as faith.

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?? In this episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite welcomes Kelly Wright, Senior White House Correspondent at CBN News, for a powerful and heartfelt conversation. Together, they explore the search for deeper meaning in life, the strength it takes to face adversity, and how faith, purpose, and hope can guide us through even the darkest times. Kelly shares personal stories from his remarkable career and life journey?reminding us that no one is here by accident and that perseverance is always possible.

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? Key moments and highlights from this conversation

Intro 00:00

Kelly Wright's Hero, His Mother June 01:27

Life Is In The Dash 05:38

"God Can Work With Anything" 10:09

"People Are Hungry For What Isn't Pase" 23:54

Resilience, A Gift To Helping Others 30:04

The Intersection Of Education & Faith 39:34

Being A Senior White House Correspondent 43:22

"What Good Is A Song If It Can't Inspire" 57:41

In this episode of We're Out of Time, Richard Taite interviews Gordon Sondland, a former United States Ambassador to the European Union, to discuss the realities of his role.

Sondland shares stories and insights into the world of diplomacy, explaining how his actual duties differed from the image often portrayed in media. He also touches on international relations.

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? Key moments and highlights from this conversationIntro 00:00

What does an Ambassador Do? It's NOT like in movies 01:00

Delivering hard messages as an Ambassador 02:43

Challenging Solutions Through One-On-One Conversations 07:13

He Only Responds To Strength 10:00

Foreign Policy Challenges 16:54

Unanimity A Foreign Policy Challenge 26:53

Gordon's Family Lineage Of Perseverance 31:33

"It's a Matter Of National Security" 44:00

In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with singer-songwriter Landon Cube for a raw and deeply honest conversation about his personal journey through substance use, recovery, and transformation.

Known for his genre-blending music and emotionally charged lyrics, Landon opens up about the darker chapters of his life?how substance use once consumed him, the turning points that led to healing, and the inner strength it took to come out the other side.

Now thriving, Landon shares how he's channeling his energy into what matters most: his music, his family, and building a life rooted in prosperity and purpose. His story is one of resilience, accountability, and the redemptive power of change.

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In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Erik Thureson, father of the late Jacob Thureson?known to fans as Hella Sketchy, a talented young rapper and producer.

Jacob tragically passed away at the age of 18 on June 27, 2019, following an overdose that had left him in a coma weeks earlier. His father shared the heartbreaking news on Twitter, while Jacob?s condition had previously been announced on his Instagram account.

Erik opens up about Jacob?s extraordinary gift for music, which emerged as early as age 6. He speaks candidly about the complex emotions of grief and joy?how sharing Jacob?s story brings both pain and purpose. Above all, Erik is committed to honoring his son?s memory if doing so can help save even one life.

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In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with rapper, designer, and creative force Lil Gnar for a raw and honest conversation about mental health, the pressures of fame, and finding purpose beyond the spotlight.

Lil Gnar opens up about his personal battles with depression and mild anxiety, shedding light on how he pushed through some of his darkest moments. He also speaks candidly about the dangerous realities within the rap industry?watching peers get lost to addiction and the tragic impact of illicit substances.

But it?s not all heavy. Gnar shares what truly makes him happy today, what keeps him grounded, and gives us an inside look at his upcoming collaborations with Chief Keef and more.

This episode is a must-watch for fans of hip-hop, mental health advocates, and anyone who believes in the power of resilience and reinvention.

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?? In this inspiring episode of We're Out of Time, Richard Taite sits down with Izzy Battres?renowned contractor, TV personality from HGTV?s Flip or Flop, and now the star of his own show, Izzy Does It. As the founder and CEO of Battres Construction (est. 2008), Izzy brings a wealth of experience, resilience, and heart to everything he does.

In this candid conversation, Izzy shares his journey from a troubled past to becoming a successful entrepreneur and beloved TV figure. He opens up about the power of faith, the importance of community, and why he's passionate about using his platform to inspire hope in others facing tough times.

? Don?t miss this heartfelt episode that will move you, challenge your thinking, and motivate you to take action.

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?? In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with rising hip-hop star Suigeneris?also known as Suie?for a raw and inspiring conversation about music, family, staying grounded in the spotlight and why he turned down appearing on Gordon Ramsay's cooking show.

Known for his breakout hit "Now" featuring Lil Skies (with over 50 million streams), Suigeneris opens up about his journey from viral success to building a meaningful life beyond fame. With hits like "Star Player," "Feel Good," and "Brown Justin Bieber," he?s more than just a chart-topper?he?s a visionary carving out his own path.

? Suie reveals why family is his foundation, how he avoids the traps of celebrity life, and how his father?s authentic Mexican recipes led to the creation of his food venture, Chef Suie.

? This episode is more than just music talk?it?s a blueprint for success through self-belief, purpose, and staying true to your roots.

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? Key moments and highlights from this conversation

Intro 00:00

Richard Taite, if that's your real name? 02:08

Why is Suigeneris on a hiatus from live performances? 05:40

What is the origin of Chef Suie? 12:46

Turning the Empire State Building Purple & Gold for Kobe? 22:00

What is Alexandra's law? 20:56

How Suigeneris's family are his business partners? 28:20

Why did Suigeneris turn down Gordon Ramsay's cooking show? 30:44

Why do those in the underground rap scene fall to substance use? 33:48

3 cooking TIPS from Suigeneris!

?? In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, Richard Taite speaks with Matt Capelouto, a father turned activist, whose life was forever changed by the tragic loss of his daughter, Alexandra, to an accidental overdose.

Matt shares heartfelt memories of Alexandra?her deep empathy, her dream of helping others, and the silent struggles she faced with emotional pain. Through his grief, Matt found a new purpose: fighting for change. His tireless advocacy has helped spark new legislation, holding drug dealers more accountable and protecting other families from similar heartbreak.

? This isn?t just a conversation?it's an unflinching look at how mental health challenges and the opioid crisis are devastating young lives and families across the nation. It's a story of unimaginable loss, but also of courage, hope, and a father's mission to turn tragedy into transformation.

? Join us for an episode that will open your heart, challenge your perspective, and inspire action.

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?? In this fearless episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with legendary adventurer, former Hells Angel, and founder of The Heroes Project?Tim Medvetz. From outlaw biker to Everest climber, Tim?s journey is one of brutal transformation, resilience, and purpose.

? After a near-fatal motorcycle accident left him shattered and barely alive, Tim found himself at rock bottom?until a book and a spark of ambition set him on a path to the world?s highest peaks. With unshakable grit, he defied every prognosis, trained in the Himalayas and Thailand, and eventually summited Mount Everest?not once, but twice.

? But the real story begins after the climb. Tim?s mission evolved: helping wounded veterans find their strength through extreme mountaineering. Through The Heroes Project, he gives those who've sacrificed everything a second chance at purpose, pride, and personal victory.

? This isn?t just a conversation?it?s a raw, unfiltered look into pain, purpose, and the power of the human spirit to rise, rebuild, and inspire.

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? Key moments and highlights from this epic journey below ??

Intro 00:00

Tim's History Of Substance Use 01:26

Living Fast & The Hells Angeles 04:42

The accident that CHANGES Tim's Life 07:20

How did the accident lead to climbing Mount Everest? 14:16

Why did Tim turn back when he was almost at the peak of Mount Everest? 19:00

How visiting injured Veterans changed Tim's life forever 30:04

Why helping others is the best thing we can do for ourselves 36:40

How can YOu help The Heroes Project? 48:32

?? In this unfiltered episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with rapper, YouTuber, and social media powerhouse AD?a dynamic voice who's built his brand through hustle, heart, and hard-earned wisdom.

? Together, they dive into what really drives AD, how growing up in Compton, California, shaped his path away from trouble, and why he believes raw, honest conversations are the most powerful form of therapy.

? This is more than just an interview?it's a deep, no-holds-barred look at identity, resilience, and the power of speaking your truth.

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? Key moments and highlights from this unforgettable convo below

??Intro 00:00

NEWS On AD's upcoming music drop 01:42

AD "try and freestyle everything" 03:38

AD on substance use 04:42

AD on the current Rap Scene 10:02

Maintaining your self-worth on social media 15:12

AD on being a father 17:10

Feelings aren't always reality 20:02

Surround yourself with those you love 25:37Being of service to others 35:05

He had a mic, a SoundCloud account, and a fidget spinner ? then the internet lost its mind. In this raw episode of We're Out of Time with Richard Taite we dive into how Mattox exploded out of nowhere, backed by the gritty underground rap scene. From viral fame to being raised by a teen mom who had him at just 14, this is the wild, unfiltered story of a kid who turned internet chaos into a career. Buckle up ? you don?t want to miss this ride.

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Key moments from this conversation with Mattox & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

Turning Life Around 01:00

Mattox's upcoming projects 03:55

Mattox goes viral at 11 years old 05:46

Bronny James helps Mattox's song go viral 14:59

"They don't speak English, but they knew the words to my songs!" 24:08

Mattox's relationship with his mom 32:22Going viral with a fidget spinner 35:42

Underground Rap Scene and substance issues 41:00

Mattox's advice for inspiring artists 51:30

Join comedian Nick Thune for a raw and hilarious conversation about his journey to sobriety?how it?s reshaped his comedy, strengthened his family, and transformed him as a father. With his signature wit, Nick shares deeply personal insights, proving that even life?s toughest moments can come with a punchline. Don?t miss this compelling episode of We're Out of Time with Richard Taite.

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Key moments from this conversation with Nick Thune & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

"I heard your sober? Who told you?" 01:03

I can handle this. I couldn't 02:49

Nick's depths of addiction 08:54

Fear of not being funny sober 12:25

Clear minded in sobriety 15:25

Nick on talking with his on about drinking and substances 22:48

15 Minutes of fame 30:33

Sober & Present father 39:20

Nick, a pro snowboarder? 44:31

Experience rapper Xanman like never before as he opens up about the challenges he's faced?from a tough upbringing to the obstacles he's determined to overcome today. Hear his powerful story and be inspired on the We're Out of Time podcast with Richard Taite.

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Key moments from this conversation with Xanman & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

Xanman's childhood 01:23

Xanman's Grandma His Biggest Supporter. Relationship with parents 03:03

Troubles as a young man 07:50

Chef's EYES POP out over how much money?! 07:57

Why should families have Narcan? 09:40

What substances does Xanman struggle with? 23:42

Why must we forgive ourselves for wrongdoings? 31:40

Xanman asks Richard about building a financial future 35:01

Xanman on the origins of his facial hair style 45:15

Xanman encourages a substance-free lifestyle based on experience 48:10

Xanman on addiction in his family 54:00#

Chef Boy Bonez is a rapper who appeared on Season 15 of America's Got Talent. Chef shares his story of transcending disempowering ways and decisions to live a more empowering life on the "We're Out of Time" podcast with Richard Taite. They're joined by Carrara Treatment Wellness & Spa's Dr. Ken Spielvogel, MD.

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Key moments from this conversation with Chef Boy Bonez, Dr.Spielvogel & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

Chef gives an inside look into the underground rap scene and substance use. 00:46

Does Chef know anyone who has ODed? 02:21

What are the effects on a family who loses someone to substances? 05:30

Chef's EYES POP out over how much money?! 07:57

Why should families have Narcan? 09:40

When did Chef Boy Bonez first try a substance? 12:29

What was Chef's gateway substance and why now does he understand why he used it to start? 15:09

How can negative relationships take us down a bad path? Chef shares. 21:55

"When to stop." 27:02

Check out Chef Boy Bonez NO JUMPER FREESTYLE 33:54

Get inspired by the incredible story of Shadoe Stevens, who became the world's youngest DJ at age 11. Listen to his journey on the "We're Out of Time" podcast with Richard Taite as they discuss overcoming struggles with addiction, finding success in the entertainment industry, and, most importantly, success as a family man.

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Key moments from this conversation with Shadoe Stevens & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

How did Shadoe become the youngest Radio DJ in the world? 02:11

When did substances enter Shadoe's life? 04:00

When did Shadoe first explore a life without drugs, and what led him back to substance use? 06:57

Substance use and a psychotic break? 13:02

Why has laughter been imperative to Shadoe's recovery? 16:10

Meditation- why it's the most important discovery Shadoe has made in life? 18:49

What is the impact of substance abuse on the family, and how did Shadoe meet his wife? 26:14

Why does Shadoe know that the love for his family is his greatest success? 31:30

Shadoe shares advice for parents who have a child struggling with substances. 39:49

What inspired Shadoe's passion project, Mental Radio? 42:18

Yung Bans opens up about his journey to success, mental health, and sobriety in this must-watch episode of the We're Out Of Time Podcast with Richard Taite, Hear how he overcame family and mental health struggles to achieve his dreams.

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Key moments from this conversation with Yung Bans & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

How has sobriety changed Yung Bans for the positive? 00:58

What goals is Yung Bans focused on personally and professionally? 04:19

Why does Yung Bans not wear any ice? 07:35

What area of personal growth is lacking for Yung Bans? 14:50

Why does Yung Bans remain an independent artist? 15:10

Why has financial literacy become a top focus for Yung Bans? 16:05

What advice did past guest Jimmy Shin share that is important to understand? 25:19

Yung Bans, and OD situation? 29:21

What led to Yung Bans legal issues, and how did a judge change his lives trajectory? 40:20

Rapper Warhol SS shares how he has kept his eye on his passion for his music. Watch as he opens up about his journey to stardom, keeping on a positive path and wanting to help others on the We're Out Of Time podcast with Richard Taite.

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Key moments from this conversation with Warhol SS & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

How did SoundCloud help showcase Warhol SS? 01:30

Warhol and Rich discuss the origins of Rap. And why is rap a passion for many? 03:45

Would Warhol SS be up for the challenge of making 3 albums a year? 09:09

Why is the saying "more money, more problems" a fact? 08:37

Why does Warhol state that Richard is a "live wire"? 10:37

Warhol answers "WHAT" question honestly and what is his perspective on abusing substances? 14:01

Warhol on the Underground Rap Scene and substance abuse 17:12

Warhol shares a story of helping a woman in need 20:42

What is a High Bottom? Richard shares. 27:03

Comedian Jimmy Shin shares how comedy saved his life and gave him purpose. Watch as he opens up about his journey to recovery and sobriety on the We're Out Of Time podcast with Ricahrd Taite.

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Key moments from this conversation with Jimmy Shin & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

How may have Jimmy's parents' expectations of him as a child played into his addiction? 00:51

Can the worst things that happen to you become the best things that happen to you? 02:30

Why is solely being sober not enough to lead a prosperous life? 08:30

Why is the saying "more money, more problems" a fact? 08:37

Why is relapse a part of Jimmy's recovery journey and why is he grateful he never became a lawyer? 12:05

Does addiction and recovery run in Jimmy's family? 15:44

Is it more difficult for the ultra-wealthy to get sober? 24:58

How does Jimmy handle fans offering him drinks? 30:20

How was the support of others vital to Jimmy's recovery? 40:10

On this episode of We're Out of Time with Richard Taite, Xtsy* shares his path to success, with a soberminded approach. Along with his focus on his passion for music, understands that it's a business and what he works to achieve.

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Key moments from this conversation with Xtsy* & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

Did Xtsy ever have substance abuse struggles? 00:51

How is Xsty going to make his dreams and goals a reality? 02:11

How did Xtsy's first LA gig go, and how does he view artistry? 06:17

Why is the saying "more money, more problems" a fact? 08:37

What epidemic has faced the underground rap scene? 14:37

What is Xtsy's experience with fent, and why did it change his habits? 20:09

Why is Xtsy becoming business-minded at 19? 23:04

What future goals does Xtsy have in addition to his music career? 30:58

Join Richard Taite and special guest Dr. Kenneth Spielvogel as they explore the impact of the drug epidemic on mental health in this thought-provoking video. Is this the worst drug epidemic in history? Watch to find out more.

Dr. Kenneth Spielvogel is a Senior Medical Officer with a Special Interest in Addiction Medicine.

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Key moments from this conversation with Dr. Kenneth Spielvogel & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

What dangers are youth facing today that they weren't a generation ago? 00:40

Are we seeing the first decrease in overdose-related deaths in the past half-decade? 01:38

What substance are some addicts using that isn't fit for humans? And WHAT animal is it intended for? 04:14

Fentanyl crisis, a matter of national security? 7:03

Did the policies of the past 4 years lead to the increase in drug trafficking? 11:16

What exactly is Pink Cocaine, and why has it been in the news lately? 19:43

What truly is the gateway drug? 22:10

On this episode of We're Out of Time with Richard Taite, Famous Dex discusses his struggles, triumphs, and what success means to him.

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Key moments from this conversation with Famous Dex & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

Big losses the Famos Dex has faced? 02:29

Why does Famous Dex embrace minor setbacks? 06:11

How does Famous Dex view success now? 08:55

How does Famous Dex handle his mental health? 13:36

When did Dex confront his substance abuse issues? 15:40

What does Famous Dex think is publicly misunderstood about him? 20:00

How did Mac Miller's passing impact Famous Dex? 23:55

What substances did and didn't Famous Dex struggle with? 26:02

In this interview, Richard Taite dives deep into mental health and sobriety with Lil Xan. Discover the importance of wanting to change and how sobriety has led to success for the rapper, including his family's story of substance abuse, how his dad inspired his music career, and more. Los Angeles is the backdrop for this profound conversation.

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For more on Lil Xan: https://www.instagram.com/xanxiety

Key moments from this conversation with Lil Xan & Richard Taite.

Intro 00:00

Where did Lil Xan get his stage name, what did it used to be and how did being a photographer at SXSW lead to him becoming a rapper? 01:09

What is Lil Xan's family history of substance abuse and addiction? 06:11

How did his Dad's passion for music inspire Lil Xan's music? 09:14

What has been the most difficult part for Lil Xan in getting sober? 10:58

When did substance use start for Lil Xan? 15:50

Why did Lil Xan take a year-long hiatus from music and social media? 19:57

What is Lil Xan's infamous "Hot Cheeto" story? 23:31

What plan does Lil Xan have to be able to confront fears and times of depression? 30:27

Jay Mohr joins the We're Out Of Time podcast with  @RichardTaiteOfficial  and cohost Jason LaChance for an eye-opening and hilarious conversation about Jay's journey from addiction to recovery, Saturday Night Live stories, and checking one's ego.

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Key moments from this conversation with Jay Mohr, Richard Taite & Jason LaChance.

Intro 00:00

Jay shares a funny story about the Saturday Night Live skit "How Much You Bench". 00:34

What does Jay say was his "first addiction" and how did he break his victim mentality? 01:40

Jay and Richard share some funny stories from childhood and how does it make their struggles with addiction make more sense? 06:10

What happened when some guy threw a Coke can at Jay's car? 10:19

"It's such a weird job to be a comedian in recovery." 12:49

After Jay quit alcohol how did other substances take over his life? 16:08

Jay shares Saturday Night Live stories about Norm Macdonald, Nirvana, and Aerosmith? 18:03

Jay shares words of hope for anyone struggling with sobriety and a HILARIOUS Christopher Walken impersonation? 24:13

Join  @RichardTaiteOfficial  and cohost Jason LaChance for a conversation of hope and triumph with Cristal Aguirre .

Cristal Aguirre is a dedicated influencer who shares an inspiring journey of sobriety and personal growth. Formerly a vet assistant and model, Cristal transitioned from a period of daily substance abuse from 2018 to 2021. With 2 years and 8 months of sobriety under her belt, Cristal Agurrie has begun the process of transitioning and moving on from OnlyFans to focus on empowering others with her story. Cristal has found a meaningful narrative through every challenge to inspire and uplift those on their own paths.

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For more on Cristal Aguirre: https://www.instagram.com/cristalaguirre222/

Key moments from this conversation with Cristal Aguirre , Richard Taite & Jason LaChance.

Intro 00:00

When did Cristal first begin to experiment with substances and what were they? 01:29

What traumatic event involving people Cristal thought were her friends led to more substance experimentation? 03:56

When did substances go from experimentation to dependency for Cristal and how did her modeling career play a role? 07:17

What does Richard share regarding resolving the fact that "parents do their best"? 09:47

Does Cristal think that her father's drinking has hindered their relationship and possibly contributed to her addiction? 12:00

How did Cristial get sober and how did a car accident in which she injured someone else move her towards sobriety? 15:58

How did the accident lead to many of the best gifts to come in Cristal's life? 24:23

How long into her sobriety did Cristal begin to share her story and why? 28:37