The Kameron Show

It's our third finale and I couldn't imagine ending another season without introducing you to my perfect angel kid, Zac. We'll talk about his long journey away from (and back to) our family, and the array of experiences that shaped him into one of my favorite humans on Earth.Thanks for joining us this season on The Kameron Show, and we'll see you next year! I can't wait. Love you, bye.

Joan St. Marie is here! She calls herself an empathic witch, I've called her lots of things. But mainly, my mentor... in my career and otherwise. If you've read my memoir, you might remember her as the woman who kicked off my career and taught me about faking it until I'm making it. She's become one of my most cherished friends and I'm so excited you get to meet her.

It’s our FIFTIETH episode and to celebrate, my twin is back, back, back again! Davanta Greer, my fabulous fashionista friend, returns for a fun SIP/SAVOR/SPILL episode inspired by his iconic wardrobe.

We're coming to you early this week because it's my BIRTHDAY! I'm turning 35, and I couldn't think of a better guest to celebrate with than my friend, Lindsey. (Her birthday's tomorrow!) Grab a mocktail and get cozy because we're interviewing each other today about life, love, friendship, mental health, and so much more.

This week we're welcoming my dear friend Cal Cingari for a special Betty-Who-themed episode, in honor of our shared religious figure. We'll talk about friendship, love, traveling, and much more on this fun SIP/SAVOR/SPILL episode, guided by some of our favorite Betty Who lyrics (scripture)!Catch Cal on TikTok and Instagram at @calcing

This week, it's a reunion almost two decades in the making. Local drag king Kaptain Inherpants joins me for a conversation about our origins, as two members of a pentecostal youth group. We talk about our shared experience, and our separate paths, as two queer people who came of age after such a conservative era in our lives.Catch Kaptain on Instagram at @kaptaininherpants and @kaptainskamera!

This week's episode of The Kameron Show is a special one because one of my oldest and dearest friends (my first straight guy friend ever!) is here. Over the past twenty years, Jordan and I have seen each other learn a lot, sometimes the hard way. Through it all, we've been pals because of our mutual adoration for all the ways we're different from one another. Join us for this cozy chat about life, friendship, growing up, and much more ❤️(And go follow JB's Rug Room on TikTok and Instagram!)

It's almost the Fourth of July... and we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate AMERIKAH than to bring her onto the pod! Denver drag queen Amerikah J. Misdemeanor is here to sip, savor, and spill about her drag career, musicals, family, and much more.You can find Amerikah on Instagram at @amisdemeanor.

It's here... Our first show with a live studio audience at Dude, IDK Creative in Denver! Join me and my very specialist guest, Carmen Getitt-Krystals, for a fun-filled evening of drag, trivia, soap operas, spilling, and an iconic SERENADE.You can find Carmen on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok! Search Carmen Getitt-Krystals--and don't forget... tip a queen during Pride month (and all year long) for beautiful skin.

Once again, we welcome our studio sister Molly Smith, from our fellow Dude, IDK podcast, "Did That Age Well?"In honor of Pride month, we watched "Paris is Burning" and wow, do we have a lot to say about it. If you haven't seen it, watch it. It's so good!

This week my friend Caleb Reasy is here for our second Pride month episode and we talk about everything from our Grindr origin story to why Shrek is so hot. Enjoy!(And catch Caleb in Matilda this summer at Candlelight Dinner Theatre!)Tickets: https://coloradocandlelight.com/

My friend Lauren Yoder's here this week for our season three advice episode! Lauren takes the wheel in answering YOUR questions in this episode, and we're discussing it all--from what to do if you feel stuck in your career to what it might mean if your boyfriend won't let you meet his friends. PLUS, we're playing SIP/SAVOR/SPILL and talking legacy, childhood music memories, and our favorite passions.

Every so often, a guest joins The Kameron Show and the whole thing is tea time. This is one of those episodes! This week, we're joined by my cousin, Brenda Guzman, co-host of the new podcast, Growth Bitez.We discuss a bunch of things we have in common, like our rocky relationships with our mothers... and a bunch of things we don't, like Brenda's foray into the world of dating a couple.Of course, we also play SIP/SAVOR/SPILL, and gab about childhood snacks, setting boundaries, changing beliefs, and more.You can find Brenda on Instagram at @frombrenda_withlove and @growth.bitez

We met by happenstance: this week's guest made an auction bid to guest on The Kameron Show. (And thank god she did!) I'm sitting down with our new friend Kelly Kraines in this episode to talk about anything and everything, from Kelly's unique love story with her fiancé, to her travels all over the world, to surviving pancreatic cancer. PLUS - in SIP/SAVOR/SPILL, we talk about fresh perspectives, fragility, fashion. Don't miss it!

You might know him as Cam, you might know him as Carmen Getitt Krystals. Today, we get to know it all. On this week's episode, I welcome local performer Cam Warren, and we talk about life, love, performing, transformation, and more. We're spilling on everything from first heartbreaks to favorite Disney, y'all.Best part? You can see Carmen join me for our LIVE show on June 13th! Get your tickets here: https://denvercomedy.multipass.com/kameronshow(And follow Carmen Getitt Krystals on all socials <3)

We're kicking our third season off with the kiki of my dreams! Two of my best friends in the world, Karyssa and Mariah, are here to get deep and spill some tea in honor of our silver anniversary. (That's right, it's my TWENTY-FIFTH year of knowing these two.)We talk about everything from our elementary origins, to being there for each other in our comings-of-age, to what life looks like now that both Karyssa and Mariah are married moms. There's no way The Kameron Show would ever be complete without an appearance from these two diamonds in my life. I love this episode and I hope you feel like you're one of The Girls when you tune in.I also dedicate this season to my friend Dev Searcey, whom I lost to suicide this year. If you or someone you know need help, please remember you can reach out to the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline anytime, at 988.One last thing! Make sure to check out Mariah's new podcast, Your Body is Spectacular, out now. (https://mariahnorby.podbean.com/)

In our second season finale, we’re joined by The Kameron Show’s OG producer, Mikel Philippi… and this time, we turn the tables. Mikel takes the host seat, I take the hot seat. For this special episode, I become the guest, no question is off limits, and nothing is off the record. We go deep, we get honest, we drop names, we reflect—and then, in a final twist, I get to ask Mikel my own questions. It’s 80 minutes of SIP / SAVOR / SPILL: Best Friend Edition. Equal parts therapy, chaos, gratitude, and love. And just like that… Season 2 comes to a close. We’ll be back this summer. Until then: catch up, tell your friends, live your best life, don’t be a dick—and know that I love you. Goodbye (for now). 💙

This week’s guest is Adam Cayton-Holland and I truly cannot believe I get to say that. Adam is a Denver comedy institution: co-creator and star of Those Who Can’t, co-founder of The Grawlix, a nationally touring stand-up, author, screenwriter… the kind of multi-hyphenate creative who somehow makes excellence look casual. After reading his memoir Tragedy + Time, which explores the devastating loss of his sister with honesty and razor-sharp humor, he became a creative hero of mine, inspiring me to write my own memoir about grief.We talk about the book, about survival, and about what it means to turn the worst thing that’s ever happened to you into art that helps other people feel seen. We also dive into its film adaptation, See You When I See You, which just premiered at Sundance.And because Adam is a good sport (and a true pro), he even lets me put him through my Letterman-inspired “Top 10” questions, proving that even when the subject matter is heavy there’s still room for play. This one is thoughtful, funny, and deeply human. I'm so honored to have him on this season's penultimate episode.

This week on The Kameron Show, I’m joined by my longtime friend and fellow creative queen, Taylor Fraser. We’ve known each other for more than fifteen years, and in that time, I’ve watched her consistently color outside the lines—in the best possible way. Taylor is a writer, producer, volunteer, and creative force who somehow manages to do it all while being an incredibly present, loyal, and thoughtful friend.We talk about her podcast, Foreward, the ways she helped me learn how to set healthier boundaries with my parents, and her newest passion: volunteering with Breakthrough, where she works with incarcerated individuals preparing for reentry into the world. This is a conversation about creativity, courage, compassion, and what it looks like to live a life guided by purpose.It’s honest, grounding, and full of heart—just like Taylor.More info on Breakthrough: https://timetobreakthrough.org/The "Foreward" Podcast: https://www.forewardpodcast.com/

This week’s episode is a special one. My guest is Ty Antikainen, and together we honor and remember our dear friend Bobbi Capps, whom we lost to cancer a year and a half ago. Ty and I haven’t spent a lot of time together over the years, but we’ve always shared something rare and powerful: a deep bond with Bobbi. She was steady, funny, wise, and fiercely loving. A big sister to both of us, and for Ty especially.In this conversation, we talk about who Bobbi was, what she gave to the people she loved, and how her spirit continues to guide us. She was smart, savvy, unforgettable, and a true force to be reckoned with. She lit up our lives, and her light still finds us.This episode is about grief, gratitude, friendship, and the kind of love that never really leaves.

This week on The Kameron Show, I’m joined by Logan Derby, one of the two boys I unapologetically call my kid. We met a few years ago, and although he was freshly 24, I knew pretty quickly I’d been promoted to Colorado mom (whether he liked it or not).This episode is just fun. I bravely try foods Logan picks for me, we quiz each other on pop music knowledge, and we perform original pieces inspired by two sacred texts in our shared canon… Grey’s Anatomy and Real Housewives. Beneath the chaos and jokes, this episode captures a very real, meaningful chapter of my life: chosen family, deep affection, and the kind of love that absolutely includes being driven a little bit insane, exactly as intended.

This week on The Kameron Show, I’m joined by someone who's quietly and consistently shaped the way I move through the world: my friend Jeanne Weihrauch. Jeanne has been in my life since I was 20 years old, and from the very beginning she’s shown up like a true big sister: grounded, steady, and somehow calm even when everything else feels on fire. In this episode, we talk about Jeanne’s life before we ever crossed paths, the experiences that shaped her, and what being a wife and a mom has taught her about love, patience, and perspective. Of course, it wouldn’t be The Kameron Show without a little fun—we also play SIP / SAVOR / SPILL, where things take a turn into which conspiracy theories we secretly (or not-so-secretly) believe in. This episode is thoughtful, grounding, and full of the kind of insight you get from someone who truly shows up for the people she loves.

This week, I’m joined by Molly Smith (host of our Dude, IDK Studios sister podcast Did That Age Well?) for a throwback deep dive into the first Sex and the City movie. We unpack the fashion, the friendships, the chaos, and the choices (some iconic, some… questionable) as we revisit Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda with fresh eyes and grown-up opinions.It’s equal parts nostalgia and critique, with plenty of love for the franchise and a willingness to lovingly side-eye it, too. Grab your popcorn, settle in, and relive the movie with us.THEN, head over to Molly’s podcast to hear our continued conversation on the sequel. Two pods, one very big era.

This week on The Kameron Show, I’m joined by my friend Sam Herrendorf—a man who entered my life via a Hinge date and immediately pivoted into something far more powerful: unhinged friendship. What follows is less a linear conversation and more a joyful detour-filled road trip, powered by Sam’s beautifully chaotic ADHD brain and our mutual inability to stay on topic.We cover our accidental origin story, debate which fruits and vegetables best represent our personalities, theorize about who should be dating us (a public service, really), and somehow manage to squeeze in roughly one million other thoughts along the way. This episode is fast, funny, unpredictable, and deeply unserious in the best way... Proof that sometimes the best relationships start with the wrong expectations and end with nonstop laughter.

This New Year’s episode welcomes Marisol Jurado, founder and co-owner of Migas Coffee here in Denver. We went to high school together, but somehow this is our very first real, sit-down conversation. And Mari gave me full permission to go anywhere, so naturally… I did. We talk about how Migas Coffee came to life, what it’s really like to be a trauma therapist, and the moment she knew—seven and a half years ago—that sobriety wasn’t just an option, it was the path forward. It’s honest, grounded, and deeply inspiring.Of course, we also play SIP/SAVOR/SPILL, where we get lighter and laugh about first concerts, lessons we’ve learned the hard way, and even challenge ourselves to describe who we are using one word for each letter of our names.This episode is about growth that’s earned, not rushed. About becoming someone you trust. And about closing out a beautiful 2025 at The Kameron Show with a conversation that feels both brand new and long overdue... with a woman who reminds me that the most meaningful lives are built one brave choice at a time.Head over to Insta to follow Mari's coffeeshop (@migascoffeeco) and bookclub (@baddieswhobookclub)!

It's time for our special holiday episode, posted a little ahead of schedule. My guest is my sister, Jennifer, and together we spend the entire episode playing a festive SIP/SAVOR/SPILL game, where every question answered earns us one more ingredient for the Christmas cookies we’ve loved making since we were kids. Along the way, we cover everything from our fantasy pets to our pettiest moments, plus the lessons we’ve learned from the miscommunications that shaped us.The whole thing feels soft and cozy, exactly the kind of holiday warmth we hope finds you wherever you’re listening. Happy holidays, from all of us at The Kameron Show!

This week’s guest is my friend Miranda Clemenson, who's one half of the music duo Yarrow. She's a local celebrity, and the only singing bartender I know who can pour a drink and hit a harmony at the same time. Miranda and I have drifted in and out of each other’s lives for more than twenty years, yet every time we sit down together it feels like we never missed a beat.In this episode, we cover everything from setting boundaries with parents, to trans rights, to our coffee orders, to the fairy tales we like most. I’m not convinced I’ve ever laughed harder in a single recording. It’s chaotic, real, and exactly the kind of conversation I treasure.Follow Miranda's band Yarrow on Instagram: @yarrowband

On this week’s episode, I sit down with my friend Cory Kilgore, whom I lovingly (and jokingly) call my dad. We’ve known each other for more than a decade, long past our days working in the same office, and he remains one of the calmest and kindest people in my life. Cory contains multitudes: he’s an Army veteran, a devoted volunteer, a member of a motorcycle club, and a man who somehow carries both grit and gentleness without contradiction.For this conversation, he gives me full permission to ask anything I want… and I do. We talk about his time in the military, the difference between a bruised heart and a bruised ego, and even settle the very important matter of the best candy on Earth. It’s candid, generous, and funny—just like Cory.Find out more about the organization Cory discusses, The Mission Continues, here: https://www.missioncontinues.org/

On this week’s episode, I sit down for my very first real conversation with someone I’ve known at a distance for nearly fifteen years, Tyler Quick.Tyler is my age, and he’s running for County Commissioner in Westminster—a fact that honestly blows me away. There’s something grounding about meeting a millennial who isn’t complaining about the system from the sidelines, but actually stepping into it with a plan, a backbone, and the skillset to make real local change.We talk about it all: the strange identity of our generation, what leadership actually asks of a person, and the old mistakes we both seem to keep tripping over. Tyler is thoughtful, practical, and committed in that rare way that makes you want to sit up straighter. I’m grateful he came on the show, and I’m even more excited to support him as June’s primaries get closer.Find Tyler at @talk2tq on Insta and TikTok, or visit his official campaign website at https://www.tyler4adams.com/

This week, we're here a day early! I get to spend the day before Thanksgiving with someone who’s been in my life since we were awkward teenagers trying to make sense of the world: my friend Varinia Rodriguez—poet, writer, and the author of The Jellyfish Dream.We sit down for a cozy holiday episode and play my a new Turkey Day game, Kameron’s Cute Little Thanksgiving Grati-tour, where we trade stories about the things we’re genuinely grateful for. I also read the section about Varinia from A Mural in Space, which somehow manages to be both sentimental and grounding at the same time—exactly the way our friendship has always worked. Then we shift into SIP/SAVOR/SPILL, answering questions about our most vapid takes, what we’d do if we suddenly had all the money in the world, and the things we used to think were dealbreakers in a partner… until life taught us better.It’s warm, honest, funny in the right places, and exactly the kind of conversation that makes the holiday season feel like something worth celebrating.Check out Varinia’s book here:https://www.lulu.com/shop/varinia-rodriguez/the-jellyfish-dream/paperback/product-7k8459k.html?page=1&pageSize=4Check out South Broadway Press here:https://southbroadwaypress.org/books-2/

For the fifth anniversary of my first book, Lukas with a K, I'm sitting down with someone who's been cheering me on for two decades: my friend Jessica Moore. Jessica was one of the first people to ever read 'Lukas,' and and one of the steady voices reminding me to keep creating, even when I doubted myself. It felt right, and almost inevitable, to have this reflection with her and look back on the book that started so much for me. We talk about the early days, what surprised her then versus now, and how our lives have shifted around the stories we’ve told.We also play SIP/SAVOR/SPILL and dive into the fun stuff: our karaoke go-tos, the parts of ourselves we actually find lovable, and what kind of drunks we are.It’s nostalgic, honest, and a reminder of why long friendships matter. This one feels like a celebration in more ways than one, and I think you’ll feel that too.

This week on the show, I’m joined by two of my favorite girlies to give advice that is equal parts practical and unhinged: Bekah Gallegos and Kelsey Arneson are here! Together, we tackle the real stuff, like rebuilding confidence after a setback, navigating public speaking without spiraling, and how to handle the delicate situation of… not liking your friend’s boyfriend.We also play a round of SIP/SAVOR/SPILL that pushes us to get honest about what we’ve outgrown, heartbreaks that reshaped us, and which cartoon universe we’d happily disappear into. It’s warm, it’s chaotic, it’s funny, and, somehow, we actually land on real wisdom.If you need the kind of advice that feels like laughing with your friends, this one's for you.

Today I’m sitting down with my friend David Blatt, who produces Colorado’s chapter of Mortified. You know… that stage show where brave adults read their most humiliating teenage writings out loud? (Yes, it’s as chaotic and delightful as it sounds.) David chased rock-star dreams in his twenties, found a whole new chapter through acupuncture, and somehow manages to be the calmest, and best-voiced, presence in any room.We talk about acupuncture in a way that finally makes sense to me, including what it can do for anxiety, emotional regulation, and creativity. We also play SIP/SAVOR/SPILL, where David and I reveal our comfort shows, the musical dreams we never let die, and the day we’d each relive if we had the chance.And don’t forget to check out Mortified! If you’re in Colorado, follow @mortified.colorado on Instagram, or search “Mortified Colorado” on Facebook to keep up.

It’s a golden kind of Halloween on The Kameron Show because my guest is my friend (and yes, my ex-husband) Alex Mezzetti. He showed up as a golden retriever, I showed up as a black cat, and together we proved that sometimes opposites really do attract… at least for one spooky night.We talk all things Halloween, from our favorite memories to our most questionable costume choices, and play two festive games: “Boo! or Bust!”, where we rate seasonal trends, and “Legend or Legendary?”, where we decide which spooky stories are true and which are total tricks. It’s playful, nostalgic, and just the right amount of chaotic.

[Trigger warning: This episode includes discussion of childhood abuse and trauma.]In this powerful episode, I sit down with my friend Maitri Jensen. Back when we went to school together, I didn’t know the level of abuse she was living through at home... until she suddenly disappeared. Years later, she’s not just surviving, but thriving. Now a social worker and creative, Maitri's turned her pain into purpose. We talk about our friendship, her tumultuous journey, and the joy she carries despite everything she’s endured. This is a story of resilience, light, and the strength it takes to grow through what (and who) tried to break you.Resources:Colorado Department of Human Services:https://cdhs.colorado.gov/CO 4 Kids:https://co4kids.org/CO 4 Kids Hotline:1-844-CO4-KIDS (1-844-264-5437)

For our first episode back, I’m joined by my dear friend (and former roommate!) Mackenzie Proctor, whom I lovingly called my “girl husband” back in the day. We reminisce about our friendship’s origin story and the years we spent sharing space, laughter, and way too many late-night conversations.Mackenzie is now a dietitian, so we go deep into the world of food—from Ozempic and body image to what healthy eating really means in 2025. I even read aloud part of my memoir, where I write about Mackenzie as the personification of spring: steady, bright, and full of renewal. It’s the perfect way to open a new season—with one of the people who has grounded and loved me most.Resources:Project Heal - Accessible and equitable mental health care for eating disorders, includes support for navigating their programs, crisis textline and meal support.https://www.theprojectheal.org/National Alliance for Eating Disorders - Referral assistance including a helpline, support groups and education. https://www.allianceforeatingdisorders.com/National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD) - free support groups, recovery mentorship, approach guides helpline and treatment directory.https://anad.org/

In our first season finale, I’m joined by the woman who helped me find my voice in the first place, my high school English teacher turned lifelong friend, Shala Fjetland. She’s the reason I ever believed I could write at all, and now here we are, decades later, co-piloting a podcast episode that’s part reunion, part reflection, and all heart.We talk about everything: how she became such a towering influence in my life, why she hasn’t (and won’t) read my memoir, how teaching has changed since the days of overhead projectors, and what our love languages say about us. But maybe most deep of all, we ask each other what truths we’ve been afraid to say out loud.It’s honest, it’s funny, it’s full of nostalgia and insight. I wouldn’t be who I am without Fjetland, and there’s no better way to close this chapter of The Kameron Show than with the teacher who helped me get here.Follow along and join the conversation:@kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontyler

We’re almost at the end of our first season.Can you believe??Anyway, I couldn’t think of a better penultimate guest than my longtime friend, Ryder Leo. Ryder and I go way back—like, middle school back. In this episode, we look at how two queer kids from religious upbringings grew into fully-formed (and still-evolving) adults. We talk first crushes, faith and fallout, and the power of finding each other again after Ryder moved to Chicago. Ryder brings humor, heart, and a whole lot of clarity to the mic, and I’m so proud to share his light.One message we both believe in? Stay soft.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerRyder Leo:@rydersblock

In this episode, I sit down with the one and only Chad Hinton, who I lovingly refer to as my big sister. Chad has always been a compass for me, especially when it comes to figuring out the kind of friend, gay man, and human I want to be. He’s confident, hilarious, and carries his heart on his sleeve. We talk about his southern roots (yes, including the time he helped birth a cow), the hilarious fallout from giving himself a fake name, and some tender stuff, too—diving into conversations about grief, vulnerability, and what it really means to open up to the people who love you.This episode is full of laughter, insight, and warmth. I’m so honored to share this conversation with someone who’s shaped me more than he knows.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerChad Hinton:@chadftc

In this episode, I’m joined by rollercoaster enthusiast and expert Ben Schmitt for a ride you won’t see coming. We take a deep dive into the surprising world of rollercoaster fandom — a community filled with more twists and turns than the rides themselves. From museum scams to murders, marriages, and tragic deaths, there’s so much more behind the scenes than I ever imagined. We also play SIP/SAVOR/SPILL, and both open up about loneliness, self-discovery, and certain unforgettable fashion choices.Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or just along for the ride, this one will leave you wide-eyed.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerBen Schmitt:@wis_coaster@yourfavoritecoastersucks

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Jessie Chateau—a fiercely empathetic, feminist, big-hearted woman who’s lived a life that defies any single label. We get real about the winding roads we’ve both traveled: from dating mishaps to sugar baby adventures, from profound grief to powerful boundary-setting with family. Jessie opens up about what it means to grow, to heal, and to keep seeing yourself—even when it’s hard. This conversation is full of laughter, honesty, and a reminder that becoming your best self is rarely a straight line.PS! This is our first episode to feature a certain kind of special announcement… and it leaves me speechless.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerJessie Chateau:@jessieabbott88

In this week’s episode, I sit down with my dazzling friend Davanta Greer—a therapist, fashionista, socialite, and someone who lights up any room he walks into. This might just be one of the funniest episodes I’ve ever recorded, but it’s also one of the deepest.Davanta and I open up about our complicated relationships with alcohol, our evolving family dynamics, and most importantly, how we’re learning to show up for ourselves. We reflect on the risks we’ve taken, the pride we carry, and the joy of forming new friendships in adulthood.I loved every second of this conversation, and I’m so proud to share this blooming bond with all of you. You’re gonna laugh, you’re gonna think, and you’re gonna fall in love with Davanta—just like I have!Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerDavanta Greer:@thedavantagreer@otcvintagefashion

This week’s episode is a special crossover event! I’m joined by Molly Smith, host of the brilliant podcast Did That Age Well?, where she and her guests take a fresh look at films from the past and explore how they hold up today. Together, we dive into one of my all-time favorites: the 1944 classic Meet Me in St. Louis. We unpack its legacy, its mid-century charm, and what still resonates—or doesn’t—in today’s world.But this episode isn’t just about the movie. Molly and I also get personal during a round of our signature game, SIP/SAVOR/SPILL. From childhood heroes to the parts of ourselves we’ve learned to embrace, to what we choose to share (or not share) with the world—we cover it all with humor, heart, and a little bit of nostalgia.Whether you’re a Judy Garland superfan or just love good conversation, this one’s for you.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerMolly Smith:@mollybirdsmith@didthatagewell

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Brandon Theis (known onstage and in the studio as The Orchestrator) to talk about more than just the music. Brandon is a powerhouse: a gifted saxophonist, creative visionary, businessman, and devoted husband. We dive into the origin story of The Orchestrator, from the first spark of inspiration to the high-energy performances that have made him one of Denver’s most magnetic musical forces.But this conversation goes beyond the stage. Brandon opens up about what’s been on his heart lately—not just in the ever-changing music industry, but in the world at large. We talk about identity, community, ambition, and the tension between creating art and sustaining a career. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to build a life around sound while staying rooted in purpose, this one’s for you.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerThe Orchestrator:@theorchestratormusic

I couldn’t help but wonder… When life steals your car—or your car steals your bullets—is it all for a scene-stealing story?This week, I’m joined by one of my favorite gal pals, Ryland Hansen, for a Sex and the City-inspired chat to celebrate the new season of And Just Like That… on HBO Max. We talk about love, friendship, family, and the kind of pie-in-the-face moments that no one (not even Miranda!) could see coming. Ryland tells the jaw-dropping story of her stolen car, and I recount my own slightly disastrous foray into the world of bullet jewelry. (Spoiler: I will not be launching an Etsy shop.)It’s fun. It’s fabulous. It’s a little chaotic.And just like that…Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerRyland Hansen:@rylandhansen

Surprise! We’re dropping a little Memorial Day weekend bonus episode, just for you. Julia and Anne Page are back to answer more of your wonderful questions—because we just couldn’t fit it all into one episode! In this fun and thoughtful follow-up, we tackle red flags in relationships, how to gently confront a friend when something’s off, and what equity really looks like between partners.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerAnne Page:@annepageJulia Page:@jules4909

In this special advice episode, I’m joined by two of my favorite people—Julia and Anne Page—for a conversation that’s equal parts hilarious and heartfelt. Together, we answer real listener questions about everything from knowing when a relationship has run its course, to deciding whether that tattoo idea is actually the one, to finding the right words (and courage) to come out to a friend. With plenty of laughter and a few deep dives, this episode’s like sitting in on the group chat after we’ve all had our second coffee. Tune in for advice, stories, and the kind of honest friendship that makes everything feel just a little lighter.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerAnne Page:@annepageJulia Page:@jules4909

In this episode, I’m joined by the brilliant and bold Morgan Gallo (“My Body, My Jokes”) for a conversation that’s as funny as it is unexpectedly deep. We get into what it means to be a woman in comedy, how the scene is changing, and why calling out the patriarchy can actually be hilarious. We dive into body positivity and the ongoing journey of self-image, especially when you’re in a world that’s constantly trying to define you. And we get personal—opening up about our complicated relationships with our moms, the things we’ve inherited from them (both good and bad), and how those early dynamics shaped who we have become. Most importantly, we talk a lot about Josh Hutcherson.This conversation is playful, honest, nostalgic, and full of heart. Whether you’re here for the comedy, the catharsis, or just a few good laughs, you’re going to love your time with Morgan as much as I do.Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerMorgan Gallo:@morganlorrainegallo“My Body, My Jokes” Podcast

In this heartfelt episode, I sit down with my cousin Jalene Salazar — the only guest this season who has known me since day one. Jalene has been a powerhouse in HIV advocacy and immigrant community work, and someone I’ve admired my whole life. We dive into the incredible role she’s played in public health, the communities she’s served, and the passion that drives her. But we also go deep on a personal level — talking about our goals, our love lives, and the unshakable bond we share as family. This episode is full of warmth, insight, laughter, and the kind of honesty that only happens when you’ve known someone forever.Jalene: I love you little, I love you big, I love you like a little fat pig! Thank you for being a friend. Follow along and join the conversation:Kameron Tyler: @kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontyler

Surprise! Ex-Husband Alex pops back in to spill a little more tea, share a few laughs, and answer some of your questions. How did our relationship change the way we’ll approach relationships in the future? Did we ever talk about hooking up after becoming friends again? If we had Broadway songs, what would they be called? All of that and more is stuffed into this special bonus episode.Follow along and join the conversation:Alex Mezzetti:@alamezzKameron Tyler:@kameronshowpod@kameronwrites@kamerontylerAs always, remember: Live your best life. Don’t be a dick. I love you. Bye!