Lifestyle expert and author Valerie Greenberg joins Kyle to celebrate the release of her first book, “You've Been VALidated: A Playbook for Confidence and Connection.” Valerie shares her journey of personal growth, the importance of validation, and the power of community. She also discusses the challenges she’s faced while learning to be her own best friend. They explore the significance of kindness in a competitive industry, the role of family in personal development, and the art of embracing imperfection. Valerie emphasizes the need for resilience and the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive individuals.

Chapters

• Building a confidence community
• Being your own best friend
• Resilience through hard times
• Kindness in a competitive industry
• The power of collaboration
• Identifying and embracing your superpowers
• The need for active listening
• Developing personal superpower messages
• Boosting self-esteem

Emmy nominee Jeff Hiller joins Kyle to discuss his whirlwind year of success – from filming the final season of “Somebody Somewhere,” releasing his memoir “Actress of a Certain Age,” and receiving his first Emmy nomination! Their conversation runs the gamut of emotions, with Jeff getting candid about career struggles, body image, aging, and becoming an “overnight” success after 20 years.

Chapters

• Sudden fame
• Titling the memoir “Actress of a Certain Age"
• Fascination with celebrity autobiographies
• Societal perceptions of aging
• The power of empathy
• Mom <3
• Body image struggles and self-acceptance
• “Somebody Somewhere”
• Bullying, relationships and personal connections to Joel
• Current tangles
• Past roles

Comedian Chris Franjola joins Kyle to discuss his standup tour, “Cover to Cover” podcast, and years on “Chelsea Lately.” He gets candid about the highs and lows of working on the groundbreaking late-night show and his evolution after it ended. Chris discusses comedy in the digital age, his friendship with Heather McDonald, and the importance of maintaining a balance between entertainment and political commentary. Chris also reflects on the challenges and joys of fatherhood later in life.

Chapters

• Long Island, a hub for comedians
• The “Chelsea Lately” years
• Celebrity encounters
• Neutrality amid backstage drama
• “Juicy Scoop” and Heather McDonald friendship
• “Cover to Cover” podcast
• Humor over politics on stage
• Not chasing mainstream success
• Marriage and fatherhood later in life
• Current tangles
• The decency of most Americans despite loud extremes