Family Therapy

Warren kicks things off with excitement about Marvel's "Thunderbolts," the final film in Phase 5 premiering on his birthday. The conversation reveals how Marvel responded to superhero fatigue by scaling back releases from four films annually to just one in 2024, creating space for more thoughtful storytelling. Early reviews suggest "Thunderbolts" successfully recaptures the magic of earlier MCU entries—something Warren can't wait to experience first-hand.

The hosts then explore television revivals, particularly "Roseanne" and "That's So Raven," examining how these shows attempted to reconnect with adult audiences through nostalgia. Their discussion reveals the challenges revivals face in today's fr...

Warren and Erica open up about how they have been feeling overwhelmed these past couple weeks, and each of them share techniques that they utilize to uplift their spirits when they are feeling overwhelmed.

Warren shares that the decision to stretch his muscles every morning right out of bed has drastically changed his life, and those types of small changes can have a dramatic positive result. Erica describes her first Pilates class, and vows to attend more classes and get back into the gym on a regular basis this summer. 

Erica talks about how failure can be an important aspect to anyone’s success and how the subject of failure is frowned upon, even by ourselves.

Warren opens up about Herbaloco Wellness as one of his own failed projects, and his plans for reigniting that passion very soon.

Warren and Erica reflect a little on the feedback they received on their first episode. Warren mistakes Erica‘s clove tea with seahorses. Erica shares a story from her earlier teenage years. 

Warren and Erica introduce listeners to Family Therapy and explain what sort of content to expect in the near future.