In this Side Salad, Kev challenges the modern American habit of choosing political loyalty over common decency. From Democrats dismissing good ideas because they came from Republicans, to Republicans rejecting progress just because it was voiced by a Democrat — he calls out the dangerous game of treating politics like a team sport where no one wins.

As the government shutdown leaves hardworking Americans furloughed, unpaid, or laid off, Kev reflects on what this moment reveals about our leaders’ inability to handle conflict amicably. This isn’t about left or right — it’s about maturity, empathy, and remembering that progress shouldn’t be bound by party lines, but by our shared humanity.

🎙️ Most people know Miles Williams as the calm, thoughtful star of Married at First Sight: New Orleans — but for me, he’s much more than that. Miles is a true friend, “Uncle Miles” to my kids, and someone whose layers deserve a deeper look.

In this episode, we go far beyond reality TV and step into the real life and heart of Miles Williams. We talk about his upbringing, his experience navigating fame and vulnerability on MAFS, and how he’s grown from it all. Miles opens up about the aftermath of the show, what life looks like now, and how he continues to pour into education and the youth of New Orleans.

We also explore his journey with mental health, the importance of normalizing that conversation—especially for men—and his evolving passion for photography as a creative outlet and form of storytelling.

This episode isn’t just about what was seen on screen—it’s about who Miles truly is and the authenticity he brings to the Salad Bowl of Life.

🎧 Tune in, get inspired, and see Miles Williams through a whole new lens.

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In this Side Salad segment, Kev explores the power—and discomfort—of challenging ideas. Growth rarely happens in comfort zones, and sometimes the most valuable conversations are the ones that stretch us, unsettle us, or even frustrate us. This quick reflection asks: are you surrounding yourself with voices that simply echo what you believe, or ones that push you to think deeper, sharper, and truer?

This conversation is a great start to normalizing authenticity.