Will Love Listen celebrates its 100th episode by bringing back our very first guest, Susan Miller of Astrology Zone. Psychic medium April Busset co-hosts with me. Susan breaks down the second half of 2025 and explains how we will all be affected by the five major planetary changes: Pluto in Aquarius, Neptune in Aries, Uranus in Gemini, Saturn in Aries, and Jupiter in Cancer (00:00 - 40:12). Jupiter in Cancer trines the North Node in Pisces over the next year and Susan gives a detailed horoscope for every zodiac sign noting the areas where they will have the most opportunity with Jupiter this year. (40:13 - 01:15:27). Afterwards we address a variety of topics including the different eclipses, planetary retrogrades, birth chart compatibility, degree points, and more (01:15:28 - 02:03:33).

From the red carpet to the podcast! Khalid, New Kids On The Block, Isabel La Rosa, and Haven Madison join me for an episode where we discuss everything from mental health to new music in honor of National Suicide Prevention Month. Khalid opens up about how creating his album Sincere saved his life, working with Ed Sheeran, and the prospect of touring with Tate McRae (02:20 - 04:54). New Kids On The Block reveal the secret to surviving the boy band curse and spill all the tea on their Las Vegas residency (04:55 - 09:38). Isabel La Rosa celebrates surpassing 1 Billion streams and wrapping up her first headlining tour (09:39 - 13:25). Haven Madison opens up about her own mental health struggles, takes us behind the scenes of her time on American Idol, and chats about her new music (13:26 - 16:38). This was recorded at an Audacy event to benefit the American Foundation For Suicide Prevention. If you or someone is struggling with mental health call or text 988.

• Disaster Distress Helpline: Call 1-800-985-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746.
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call 1-800-273-8255.
• Crisis Textline: Text TALK to 741741.

Kaila Yu joins the podcast for a very unfiltered episode. We celebrate the release of her new book (Fetishized) and Kaila opens up about being a functioning drug addict for 20 years. Kaila takes us behind the scenes of the dark side of the entertainment industry and explains why victims of abuse and the vulnerable are often led into the world of addiction. Kaila discusses growing up with low self-esteem in a strict asian household, experiencing sexual assault in college, establishing her international modeling career while on drugs, and traveling the world as the lead singer of Nylon Pink. Kaila candidly talks about the ritualistic nature of drug usage and her time rotating between ecstasy, cocaine, ketamine, prescription drugs, and the damage it did to her life. Kaila breaks down the hypocrisy of feminism, how the patriarchy tricked women into thinking being a slut was empowering, and how men were tricked into suppressing their vulnerability. We debate OnlyFans, conspiracies behind Diddy’s light verdict, and why cocaine turns you evil. I even share my own experiences dating a man who had an asian fetish and later an older man with a drug addiction who tried to ruin my life. No subject is off limits here!

Peppermint joins the pod and tells all. Peppermint takes us behind the scenes of Survival of the Thickest, working with Michelle Buteau, why she did not think the show would be a hit, how the writer’s strike blocked the cast from doing press season one, and her character becoming the main storyline in season two. Peppermint serves up tea on The Traitors, the cast fighting for camera time, conspiring to get her eliminated, and the inherent biases that play a role when it comes to voting people off reality tv. Peppermint opens up about everything from being the first trans contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race to her new documentary, Heightened Scrutiny, which exposes the media's narratives impacting public perception of transgender rights. We vent about social media making everyone insecure and bigoted, and sadly, how every minority group is under attack today.

Adriana de Moura joins the podcast, and she does not hold back! The Brazilian beauty spills the tea on what all viewers of Real Housewives of Miami want to know: Why did Julia Lemigova and Adriana really fall out? Is Jody right for Lisa Hochstein? Did Nicole Martin leave RHOM because of Stephanie Shojaee? Why doesn’t Adriana have a mojito? Adriana reveals the role Marysol Patton played in her fallout with Lea black, why she thinks Alexia and Marysol really turned on her, and comments on her frenemy relationships with Larsa Pippen. Adriana and I bond over being from South America, Adriana explains how she was cast, chats about new music, and opens up about her close relationships with Lisa, Stephanie, and Guerdy Abraira.

The icon, Cyndi Lauper, joins the podcast for a fun episode! We discuss the Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour and Cyndi reveals whether this is the end of music for her, or simply, the end of the touring. Cyndi discusses her philanthropic work, establishing the Girls Just Want To Have Fundamental Rights organization, and why she has always been passionate about helping vulnerable groups. Cyndi also takes us behind the scenes of her upcoming play, Working Girl: The Musical, and addresses artists of today, such as Chappell Roan, constantly being compared to her in the media.

Kristin Key joins the pod and we immediately get into the drama and trauma! Kristin comedically opens up growing up in an evangelical household, religious trauma, her past addictions, why she became sober, and going from straight to gay twice . We bond over the crazy abusive relationships we endured, family drama, and saving others to avoid saving ourselves. We talk all things comedy, how most comedians have fucked up backstories, and why we think most people are bisexual. Tune in for this cinematic listen.

Luxx Noir London, formally known as Justin R. Reed, joins the pod. Luxx opens up about the highs and lows of growing up in New Jersey, how she ultimately was cast on RuPaul's Drag Race, and the ins and outs of recording a dance album. Luxx spills the on-and-off-camera tea on Drag Race, avoiding going the comedy route, starring in Drag: The Musical, and drawing inspiration from Lady Gaga for Light in the Dark. We pop champagne and mention it all.