Kultivation with Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment

Some conversations only become more meaningful with time.

In this special "In Case You Missed It" Bonus Episode, Kevie revisits one of the most meaningful conversations from Season 2 with iconic former WWE Diva and WWE Hall of Famer, Torrie Wilson.

Originally recorded three years ago, this episode has taken on an entirely new meaning. Looking back, it's clear this conversation wasn't just about wrestling—it was about becoming the person you're meant to be.

Kevie shares behind-the-scenes reflections on what it took to finally get Torrie on the podcast, how Kultivation with Kevie has evolved since Season 2, and why this interview helped shape the vision for the show today.

Together, Kevie and Torrie explore what it truly means to grow through life's challenges, overcome comparison, establish healthy boundaries, and pursue purpose over perfection.

In this episode, you'll discover:

✨ Why doing the inner work changes everything

✨ How comparison steals your peace—and how to overcome it

✨ Why fear doesn't disappear before courage

✨ The importance of healthy boundaries and protecting your energy

✨ How persistence opens doors that quitting never will

✨ Why success begins with becoming comfortable with who you are

Whether you're hearing this conversation for the first time or revisiting it years later, its message is just as relevant today.

Happy Birthday, Torrie—and thank you for inspiring so many through your authenticity, resilience, and heart.
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Welcome to Episode 120 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

As we close the chapter on Season 4, I wanted this finale to be different.

Originally, I thought this episode would be another nostalgia-centered conversation. Maybe a tribute to a favorite cartoon, a beloved character, or one final trip back to some of the stories that helped shape so many of us. But the more I reflected on this season, the more I realized there was another conversation I needed to have first...

A personal one.

In this solo season finale, I'm opening up about burnout, survival mode, feeling behind, creative exhaustion, and the pressure that can come from constantly trying to build something meaningful while managing the realities of everyday life. After spending months balancing podcasting, editing, networking, travel, content creation, home projects and working night shift as a nurse, I found myself asking a simple question:

"Kevie, how are you really doing?"

This episode is about what I discovered when I finally stopped long enough to answer that question honestly.

I talk about the hidden cost of always being the strong one, the danger of tying our worth to productivity, the guilt that often comes with resting, and the realization that consistency without balance can quietly become self-neglect. I also share some of the lessons this season taught me about growth, resilience, unrealistic expectations, comparison and giving ourselves permission to release the things we were never meant to carry forever.

If you've ever felt exhausted while still being grateful, overwhelmed while still being blessed, or behind while still making progress, I hope this conversation reminds you that two things can be true at the same time.

Most importantly, I hope it reminds you that rest is not weakness.

Sometimes letting go is how we finally move forward. 🧡

Thank you for an incredible Season 4.

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Welcome to Episode 119 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this nostalgic and insightful episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment, I sit down with legendary animation writer, producer and creator Doug Langdale for an unforgettable conversation about some of the most beloved animated series of the late '90s and early 2000s.

Best known as the creator of Disney's The Weekenders and Dave the Barbarian, Doug shares how a simple pitch centered around childhood weekend adventures unexpectedly evolved into one of Disney Channel's most relatable and enduring animated series. We discuss the inspiration behind Tino, Lor, Carver and Tish, why the characters felt so authentic, and how Doug pulled directly from his own childhood experiences when developing the show.

We also dive into the wonderfully chaotic world of Dave the Barbarian, a series that allowed Doug to fully embrace his unique comedic voice. Along the way, we explore his work on Earthworm Jim, Darkwing Duck, Maya and the Three, Samurai Rabbit and many other animation projects that helped shape generations of viewers.

Beyond the nostalgia, Doug shares valuable insight into the craft of storytelling, animation writing and creative growth. He discusses The Cartoon Writers Room with Doug and Candie, the animation writing classes he and Candie teach for aspiring writers, and why authentic storytelling begins with putting your own experiences and emotions into your work. Whether you're an animation fan, aspiring writer or creative professional, Doug's advice is packed with wisdom and encouragement.

We also discuss one of Doug and Candie's current projects, El Wapo vs. the Narco Vampires, an adult animated series currently seeking a path to production. Doug shares how the project came together, what makes it unique and why he's excited about where it could go next.

Whether you grew up spending your weekends with Tino and the gang, laughed at the absurdity of Dave the Barbarian, or simply love hearing from the creators behind your favorite childhood shows, this conversation is packed with nostalgia, creativity, storytelling and inspiration.

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Welcome to Episode 118 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this nostalgic deep dive episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment, I sit down with animator, writer, director, producer, author and animation legend Rob Renzetti for a deep dive into some of the most beloved animated series of the past several decades.

Best known as the creator of My Life as a Teenage Robot, Rob takes us behind the scenes of Jenny Wakeman’s creation, the evolution of the show's unique retro-futuristic design, and why the series continues to resonate with fans more than 20 years later. We also discuss the show's anime influences, the unforgettable performances of legendary talents like Eartha Kitt, and some of the major storylines and secrets that were planned for a potential fourth season.

We also spend time talking about Rob's passion project, Mina and the Count, a cartoon that many nostalgic fans still consider one of the most underrated pilots ever created. Rob shares the emotional rollercoaster of trying to turn it into a series, how it nearly became part of Dexter’s Laboratory, and how its cancellation ultimately led to the creation of My Life as a Teenage Robot.

Beyond animation, Rob discusses his journey into writing novels and how storytelling continues to be a driving force in his creative life. We talk about his middle-grade horror fantasy series, including The Horrible Bag of Terrible Things, and how writing books has allowed him to explore new worlds, characters and ideas while still connecting with the same sense of imagination, humor and adventure that fans have come to expect from his work.

Along the way, we explore Rob’s early career working on Two Stupid Dogs, Dexter’s Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack, Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, Gravity Falls, Big City Greens and more. We discuss storytelling, creativity, animation history, continuity in cartoons, horror influences, childhood imagination and what it means to create characters that audiences continue to love decades later.

Whether you grew up with Jenny Wakeman, discovered Mina and the Count through What A Cartoon!, or simply love learning how your favorite animated shows came to life, this episode is packed with behind-the-scenes stories, nostalgia and inspiration.

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Welcome to Episode 117 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this unforgettable and deeply emotional episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment, I sit down with animation legend and creator of Doug, Jim Jinkins, for one of the most meaningful conversations I’ve ever had on this podcast.

For Millennials and 90s kids everywhere, Doug wasn’t just a cartoon — it was comfort, imagination, vulnerability, creativity and growing up in animated form. In this conversation, Jim opens up about his childhood in Virginia, discovering Sesame Street, his early years working on Pinwheel in Columbus, Ohio, and unknowingly becoming part of the foundation that would eventually grow into Nickelodeon itself.

We dive deep into the origin story of Doug Funnie, how years of personal doodles eventually evolved into one of the most beloved Nicktoons of all time, and the emotional story behind Vanessa Coffey taking a chance on Jim’s vision after a single meeting. Jim also shares incredible behind-the-scenes insight into the creation of Doug, Doug Can’t Dance, Jumbo Pictures, the transition from Nickelodeon’s Doug to Disney’s Doug, and why the Disney era intentionally allowed the characters to grow emotionally alongside the audience.

Throughout the episode, we discuss imagination before the internet, storytelling, childhood memories, creativity, Quailman, Roger Klotz, Patty Mayonnaise, Doug’s Lucky Hat, music from the series, the emotional impact of nostalgia and how Doug helped so many of us feel seen while growing up. This episode honestly felt less like an interview and more like a heartfelt love letter to one of the most important cartoons of an entire generation.

If you grew up on Doug, Nicktoons, Toon Disney or simply believe in the power of storytelling and imagination, this is an episode you do not want to miss.

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Welcome to Episode 116 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this nostalgic and empowering episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment, I sit down with actor and legendary voice actor Gary L. Gray for an incredible conversation about growing up as a child star, navigating Hollywood, voice acting, gaming, fatherhood and the legacy of some of the most iconic shows of the 90s and 2000s.

Gary reflects on getting his start in Chicago through print modeling before landing roles on legendary series including The Cosby Show, Family Matters, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Living Single and more. We also dive deep into his unforgettable voice acting career, including his iconic roles as Sam “Squid” Dullard on Rocket Power, AJ on The Fairly OddParents and Charley on the original Clifford the Big Red Dog.

Throughout this conversation, Gary shares behind-the-scenes insight into the world of voice acting, recording sessions, working alongside legends like John Ritter, Kel Mitchell and Grey DeLisle, and what it was like growing up during one of the greatest eras of children’s entertainment. He also opens up about feeling overlooked within the industry despite decades of consistency and iconic work that shaped an entire generation.

We also talk gaming, retro consoles, PlayStation vs. Xbox, RPGs, Crash Bandicoot, art, creativity, recovery after a serious car accident, and how becoming a father has changed his perspective on life. This episode is full of nostalgia, laughter, honesty and appreciation for a career that deserves its flowers.

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✨ If you grew up on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Disney Channel or classic sitcoms, this episode is a nostalgic time capsule that will absolutely take you back while also reminding you to appreciate the voices and faces who helped shape your childhood.

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Welcome to Episode 50 of the Next Level Voices Series on Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this powerful and deeply thought-provoking episode, I sit down with Alan Lazaros — a computer engineer, MBA, coach, entrepreneur, and the CEO of Next Level University, a global personal development brand and podcast with over 2,300 episodes, more than 1 million listeners, and a reach spanning over 180 countries worldwide.

Alan opens up about the near-death car accident that completely changed the trajectory of his life and pushed him toward a deeper pursuit of meaning, purpose, fulfillment, and human potential. We talk about ego death, mortality moments, discipline, optimization, success, personal development, and what it truly means to pursue your highest potential intentionally.

Throughout this conversation, Alan breaks down concepts like peak performance, game theory, optimization, habits, fulfillment, and why so many people drift through life without clearly defined goals. He also shares his philosophy around health, wealth, love, emotional intelligence, and designing a life aligned with purpose rather than distraction.

This episode is intense in the best way possible. It challenges you to think differently about your habits, your mindset, your future, and the systems you’re building around your life.

If you’ve ever felt like you were capable of more… this conversation may hit deeply.
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• Personal development coaching
• Podcasting support & production
• Group coaching programs
• Peak performance training
• Book clubs
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• Masterclasses
• One-on-one coaching
• Personal growth resources focused on helping people reach their full potential

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Welcome to Episode 49 of the Next Level Voices Series on Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this deeply reflective and empowering episode of the Next Level Voices Series on Kultivation w/ Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment, I sit down with marketing coach, actor, voiceover artist, entrepreneur and founder of Anarchy for a Day, Kyle Merrick, for a conversation about identity, rejection, creativity, discipline and what it truly means to embrace individuality in a world that constantly pushes conformity.

Kyle opens up about his experience growing up adopted, maintaining relationships with both his biological and adoptive families, and how those early experiences shaped his understanding of belonging, acceptance and self-worth. Together, we unpack the emotional impact of rejection, the importance of surrounding yourself with people who genuinely see your value, and how gratitude can become a daily practice that changes your perspective on life.

We also dive into Kyle’s background in gymnastics, overcoming mental blocks, pushing through fear, and how discipline, resilience and consistency translated into entrepreneurship, acting and creative work. Kyle shares powerful insight into marketing, branding, standing out online, tactical differentiation, and why individuality is one of the most valuable things a person or business can embrace today.

This conversation also explores voice acting, AI concerns within creative industries, social media visibility, entrepreneurship, self-belief and the importance of continuing to evolve without losing who you are in the process. If you’ve ever struggled with feeling unseen, doubting your purpose or wondering how to truly separate yourself in today’s world, this episode is for you.

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Welcome to Episode 115 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this nostalgic, heartfelt and deeply reflective episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment, I sit down with actor, rapper, writer, podcaster, content creator, martial artist and fellow nostalgic Tenn Buick for one of the most relatable conversations I’ve had on the show.

We dive deep into the emotional impact of classic 90s and early-2000s cartoons, including Doug, Hey Arnold!, Rugrats, Rocko’s Modern Life, Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, Kablam!, Danny Phantom, Invader Zim, ChalkZone and more. Together, we explore why these stories still resonate with Millennials today, how animation shaped our creativity and identity, and why nostalgia is so much more than simply “remembering old shows.”

Tenn opens up about building an entire brand around nostalgia, how his viral “Millennials Anthem” changed the trajectory of his career, and why embracing the things that once brought us joy as children can actually help guide us toward purpose as adults. We also talk about hip-hop culture, All That, Run-D.M.C., Christmas nostalgia, storytelling, creative authenticity and the importance of staying connected to the parts of ourselves that made us dream in the first place.

This episode is fun, reflective, comforting, empowering and filled with the kind of conversations that will instantly transport you back to childhood while also encouraging you to keep evolving into the person you’re meant to become.

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Welcome to Episode 48 of the Next Level Voices Series on Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In today's thought-provoking episode, I sit down with certified clinical hypnotherapist Craig Meriwether to unpack the truth about hypnotherapy, subconscious healing, anxiety, trauma, confidence, and the incredible power of the human mind.

Let’s be honest — when many of us hear the word “hypnosis,” our minds immediately go to stage acts, swinging watches, or cartoon moments from shows like "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!". But Craig helps break down the myths and explains what hypnotherapy actually is: a tool that helps people access the subconscious mind in order to create healing, release emotional pain, and transform limiting beliefs.

Throughout this conversation, we explore how anxiety can become “programmed” into the nervous system, why the subconscious mind is constantly trying to protect us, and how fear, trauma, and self-doubt can quietly shape our lives without us even realizing it. Craig also explains why hypnotherapy isn’t mind control at all — and why true healing ultimately comes from within.

One of my favorite parts of this episode was hearing Craig explain how confidence can literally be practiced and mentally wired into the brain. Whether you struggle with anxiety, self-esteem, fear of public speaking, overthinking, or simply feeling stuck emotionally, this episode offers a fascinating and empowering perspective on personal transformation.

This conversation is reflective, eye-opening, educational, and honestly… pretty mind-blowing.
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“Change Your Mind, Change Your Life.”

If you’re ready to explore healing, personal transformation, confidence-building, or overcoming anxiety through hypnotherapy, visit Craig’s website to learn more and schedule your consultation.

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Welcome to Episode 47 of the Next Level Voices Series on Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this deeply reflective and thought-provoking episode of the Next Level Voices Series, I sit down with transformational leader, speaker, entrepreneur, spiritual guide, author, and podcast host Dr. Helmut Love for a powerful conversation about spirituality, healing, self-love, identity, leadership, purpose, and what it truly means to wake up to your life magic.

Throughout this conversation, Dr. Helmut Love opens up about his personal journey through faith, religious trauma, marriage, identity struggles, healing, and spiritual awakening. We discuss overcoming shame, embracing authenticity, masculine and feminine energy, healing childhood wounds, entrepreneurship, leadership, and learning how to align yourself with your purpose instead of living from fear and self-rejection.

This episode also explores Dr. Helmut Love’s book Wake Up to Your Life Magic, his podcasts The Gaily Dose and Wake Up to Your Life Magic, and his mission to inspire transformation, empowerment, spiritual growth, and deeper human connection through love, healing, and service to others.

✨ In this episode, we discuss:

• Waking up to your life magic
• LGBTQ+ spirituality and healing
• Religious trauma and self-acceptance
• Faith, identity, and purpose
• Self-love and mindset transformation
• Masculine and feminine energy
• Leadership and entrepreneurship
• Spiritual awakening and healing
• Why your story matters
• Living from love instead of fear

📚 Dr. Helmut Love’s Projects & Platforms:

• Wake Up to Your Life Magic (book + podcast)
• The Gaily Dose podcast
• The Gaily Impact nonprofit
• Leadership and business empowerment programs

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Welcome to Episode 114 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In today's powerful and emotional episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie, I sit down with early-2000s R&B singer Toya for one of her most honest and revealing conversations yet. Best known for her hit single “I Do,” Toya opens up about the whirlwind success of the song, the pressure of the music industry, and the painful truth behind why her career suddenly disappeared from the spotlight.

Together, we revisit the early 2000s era of R&B and pop culture while diving deep into the emotional reality behind fame, label politics, lost opportunities, betrayal, industry trauma, and the personal toll of having your dreams stripped away before you fully got the chance to grow into them. Toya also reflects on her marriage, motherhood, life outside of the spotlight, the success of “I Do,” her album era, and finally reclaiming her voice after years of silence.

This conversation is nostalgic, raw, reflective, emotional, and deeply human. If you grew up during the early 2000s, loved R&B, or have ever wondered what really happened to Toya after “I Do,” this is an episode you do not want to miss.

Thank you for listening to Kultivation w/ Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment.

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Welcome to Episode 46 of the Next Level Voices Series on Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this empowering episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie, I sit down with personal development coach, mentor, author, and podcast host Agi Keramidas for a powerful conversation about transformation, self-mastery, confidence, and growth. Agi opens up about going from being shy and introverted for most of his life to becoming a globally recognized podcaster and speaker after attending a life-changing Tony Robbins event that completely shifted his perspective.

Throughout this conversation, we discuss limiting beliefs, learning to trust your intuition, the importance of taking action instead of simply consuming information, and how small daily habits can completely transform your life over time. Agi also shares how meditation and journaling became foundational practices in his journey, why stepping outside of your comfort zone is necessary for growth, and how his podcast Personal Development Mastery evolved from curiosity into a mission-driven platform focused on helping others live happier and more fulfilled lives.

We also discuss Agi’s book, 88 Actionable Insights for Life, and how listeners can receive a free digital copy of the book through the special giveaway link included below. If you’ve ever struggled with self-doubt, fear, overthinking, or feeling stuck in old versions of yourself, this conversation is filled with practical wisdom and encouragement to help you take your next step forward.

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Welcome to Episode 113 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this exclusive episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie, I sit down with Dondria for one of my most special conversations yet. We discuss her rise from YouTube discovery to major label success, working with Jermaine Dupri, embracing life as an independent artist, navigating depression and anxiety, marriage, healing, and learning how to truly "grow with the flow."

This conversation is filled with wisdom, honesty, nostalgia, and powerful reminders that growth is not always forced — sometimes it flows naturally when we trust the journey. Dondria shares insight on confidence, purpose, creative freedom, and becoming the closest version of yourself.

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Welcome to Episode 45 of the Next Level Voices Series on Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this empowering episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie, I sit down with author, writing coach, and creator Eric Gee for a fascinating conversation about personality types, self-awareness, and personal growth. Eric shares how understanding your core values can help you navigate relationships, career choices, confidence, and everyday life. We also dive into how his unique animal-based personality system helps people better understand themselves and the people around them.

Eric also opens up about his book The Power of Personality, where he breaks down his methodology in a fun, relatable, and easy-to-understand way using humor, storytelling, and pop culture references. We discuss why self-knowledge matters, how growth starts from within, and why becoming the best version of yourself begins with knowing who you truly are.

If you’ve ever wondered why people think differently, love differently, or approach life differently, this episode will challenge the way you see personality and human behavior. Eric also shares wisdom from his father that will leave you inspired to focus on your own journey and stop worrying about outside opinions.

🎧 Listen now and discover how knowing yourself can unlock your next level.
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Welcome to Episode 112 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this exciting and nostalgic episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie, I sit down with Ashley Niven, former lead singer of the early 2000s pop girl group PYT. Many fans remember PYT from their appearances on Nickelodeon and their place in the era of pop music that featured artists like Britney Spears, NSYNC, and Destiny’s Child. Ashley reflects on what it was like stepping into the music industry at such a young age, performing on major stages, and navigating the whirlwind of teen stardom.

During our conversation, Ashley shares memories from her time in PYT, including the excitement of performing on Nickelodeon, opening for some of the biggest artists of the time, and the bond she still shares with her former bandmates. We also talk about how those early experiences shaped her relationship with music and creativity.

Ashley also opens up about her life today and her new musical chapter with the band French Cuffs. She shares the inspiration behind their music, the creative process behind their upcoming album, and how collaborating with close friends has helped her rediscover the joy of making art.

This episode is a reflection on growth, identity, and the beauty of honoring the past while continuing to evolve.

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Welcome to Episode 44 of the Next Level Voices Series on Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this empowering episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie, I sit down with Maddy Roche to discuss a topic that many people avoid, but all of us should think about: who will make decisions for you if an emergency happens and you no longer can. As Chief Growth Officer of Partnerships for Childfree Trust, Maddy is helping childfree and permanently childless adults protect their wishes, their assets, and their dignity through intentional planning.

During our conversation, we unpack why estate planning is about much more than death. Maddy reframes it as continuity planning, contingency planning, and emergency planning—because life can change in an instant. We also discuss why third-party fiduciary support can sometimes be the most compassionate and practical option when emotional family dynamics are involved.

We also have an honest conversation about chosen family, LGBTQ+ realities, and how some people may not want biological relatives making sensitive decisions on their behalf. This episode shines a light on the importance of being proactive, protecting yourself legally, and making sure your voice is honored no matter what happens.

If you’ve ever thought “I’ll handle that later,” this conversation is your reminder that peace of mind starts with preparation. Whether you’re childfree, partnered, single, queer, or simply trying to be responsible, this episode offers practical insight that could truly matter one day.

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Welcome to Episode 111 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this insightful episode, I sit down with the incredible Lauren Mayhew for an honest and inspiring conversation about reinvention, identity, and building a multi-hyphenate career in the entertainment industry. From starting her career at just eight years old on PBS to becoming a member of the early-2000s girl group PYT, Lauren reflects on growing up in the spotlight and navigating the pressures that come with early success.

We explore her evolution beyond music, including her work in film and television, her time as a WWE ring announcer and performer, and how each chapter challenged her to continuously reinvent herself. Lauren opens up about burnout, comparison, and the reality of starting over creatively while still honoring the work she’s already done.

As the conversation unfolds, we talk about longevity, trusting your instincts, and taking ownership of your artistry instead of waiting to be chosen. This episode is a powerful reminder that growth doesn’t come from staying comfortable — it comes from evolving with intention and allowing yourself to become who you’re meant to be.

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Welcome to this BONUS episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this special #ThrowbackThursday bonus episode of Kultivation w/ Kevie, I sit down with Sonny Kiss for a pure nostalgia-filled conversation celebrating early 2000s music, culture, and coming-of-age memories. We take a fun, free-flowing trip down memory lane, revisiting the songs, artists, and eras that shaped our identities and soundtracked our youth.

Sonny and I bond over our shared love for R&B, pop, rock crossovers, girl groups, and overlooked gems from the late ’90s and early 2000s. From Linkin Park and Alanis Morissette to Black, 702, Total, Tweet, Amerie, and beyond, this episode highlights how genre-blending music created space for individuality, emotional expression, and creative freedom.

We also explore how nostalgia hits differently as adults — how revisiting these albums, deep cuts, and music videos unlocks memories tied to growth, self-discovery, and cultural moments we’ll never experience again in quite the same way. It’s a reminder of why music from this era continues to resonate so deeply.

If you love throwback conversations, music history, and joyful storytelling rooted in nostalgia and empowerment, this bonus episode is for you. Sit back, reminisce, and let the memories flow.

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Welcome to Episode 110 of Kultivation w/ Kevie!

In this episode, I sit down with Sonny Kiss — also known as Sunny Aziza — for a powerful conversation about identity, evolution, and life after a major chapter closes. Sonny opens up about stepping into her real name, navigating visibility beyond wrestling, and honoring the many eras that shaped who she is today.

We talk about performance, artistry, trauma, reinvention, and the emotional work required to grow without erasing your past. This conversation centers on reclaiming autonomy, protecting your voice, and allowing yourself to evolve in public and private.

If you’re in a season of redefining yourself — after a career shift, personal loss, or identity change — this episode affirms that transformation doesn’t mean abandoning who you were. It means honoring it.

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