YOU ARE WORTHY with LilMookieB

In the 50th and final episode of the podcast, LilMookieB welcomes his therapist, the legend, Dr. Myra Delaney (Jamie Denbo). Together they speak of topics such of living in reality, giving yourself credit for the progress you’ve made, how much you give vs. how much you take, and Dr. Myra suggests a scary hypothetical. Plus, Mookie fills the listeners in on what the future holds for himself and his important work. And importantly... them. A sincere thank you to all of the listeners. Thank you for being loyal and loving us so much. You are worthy.

LilMookieB is joined by internet hustler and multi-talented multi-hyphenate, Eric Rahill. Together they discuss topics such of having a higher calling, using more than 10% of your brain, and finding inspiration from yourself.

LilMookieB welcomes thrill-seeker Micah Hidad (Mano Agapion) upon the podcast. Together they speak of such things of the unconventional thrills of life, hiding your baguette, and the importance of having a community.

LilMookieB welcomes comedian, host, writer, director, rapper, and all around empresario, Craig Healy upon the podcast! Together they speak of which Hogwarts house the top political figures would be, speaking truth to power, and Craig reveals some new upcoming projects exclusively here upon the pod! Plus, Mookie answers a listener email about how to stand out when applying for a new job.

LilMookieB welcomes professional apologizer, Mr Sorry (Derek Miller). Together they speak of things such of the difficulty of saying you’re sorry, learning selflessness at an early age, and Mookie gives Mr. Sorry what he’s never been able to give to himself. Plus, Mookie answers the call of a listener who needs to manifest some money quickly.

LilMookieB welcomes spiritual and financial guru, Unity Gamma (Anthony Atamanuik). Together they speak of things such of the ancient powerful whisper of the gods that he possesses, some embarrassing audition stories, and how to gain everything you’ve ever wanted! Plus, Mookie answers the call of a listener who is looking for a daily spiritual routine.

LilMookieB is joined of by longevity expert and former actress and model Janet Lamé (Mary Birdsong). Together they speak of mental health in the decades of old, the secret to living a long and healthy life, and the importance of keeping certain secrets. Plus, Mookie answers a question from a listener who is thinking of stopping attending of therapy.

LilMookieB welcomes party promoter and internet personality, Frontin’ Felix (Lamar Woods). Together they talk of things such of being your authentic self and not “fronting,” the movies and films that inspired him to make major life changes, and he and Mookie fully agree to collaborate on a cool new project! Plus, Mookie answers a call from a listener who needs some suggestions for a big life change.

LilMookieB welcomes social media influencer and tough love guru Jessica Spruce (Mary Sasson). Together they talk of things of her new book Honey, You Sound Like a Loser, the empowerment women through money, and what women can do to get off their butts and find success and health and wealth. Plus, Mookie answers a listener voicemail inquiring about how exactly he keeps it “fresh.”

LilMookieB is joined of by Jungian therorist, Henry Dumbbaby (Dan Lippert). Together they speak of things such of the masks that we wear, cutting out the toxic people of your life, and Mookie and Henry participate in a role-playing archetype wheel! Plus, Mookie answers a listener email regarding their multiple failed relationships.

LilMookieB welcomes the creator of the the empowerment embroidery company EMBOLDERY, Cam Sutton! (Jessica McKenna). They speak of such topics as starting small, being able to admit when you don’t know something, and Cam even provides a few hot real estate tips! Plus, Mookie answers a call from a listener who is having trouble discerning and dealing with the physical symptoms of anxiety.

LilMookieB welcomes conscientious gamer, Max Morals One Love (Ali Ghandour). Together they speak of such things of violence in video games, looking at your options and taking in the scenery, and the impact he hopes to have on the youth of tomorrow. Plus, Mookie answers a call from a listener who is having trouble making an uncomfortable decision about his wedding.

LilMookieB welcomes 15 year old fan and admirer, Carter Meza (Jiavani Linayao) to help with his school project. Together they discuss things of choosing your chosen family, where we come from, and how love can be anything you want it to be. Plus, Mookie answers a listener email from someone who is trying to get their significant other to attend of therapy.

LilMookieB welcomes author of the book ONLY YOU CAN HELP YOURSELF, Lance Beagle (Peter Banifaz). They speak upon the idea of relying upon yourself for good mental health, being skeptical of therapy and and mental drugs, and the definition of insanity. Plus, Mookie helps a listener who wants to know how to be authentic in a world full of irony.

LilMookieB welcomes his former Uber driver Celeste Shay (Marcy Jarreau). They speak of such things of Celeste’s music career, the idea that art is everywhere, and the lessons we can learn from not being too accessible to strangers. Plus, Mookie answers the call of a pair of listener pals who would like some advice on how they can care of people better.

LilMookieB welcomes his machanic, Donny Pinks (John Gemberling) upon the podcast. Together they speak of thing such of seeing women as people, his long family history or mechanics, and being more than just what your job is. Plus, Mookie answers a listener email from someone who is struggling to find “THE ONE.”

LilMookieB welcomes his good friend from group therapy Peavine Crouch. They speak of things such of learning to love yourself, the various other characters of their therapy group, and the difference between judgement and perspective. Plus, Mookie answers a listener call about what he can do to improve upon the podcast.

LilMookieB welcomes propmaster Michael Beef (Bobby Moynihan). They speak of the importance of props in show business, the struggles of being a prop influencer upon TikTok, and they discover some of Michael’s other hidden talents. Plus, Mookie answers a listener email about the idea that music can be therapy.

LilMookieB welcomes his friend from yoga class and very interesting woman LUNA (Toni Charline). Together they speak of such interesting topics as what we are conditioned to do, the rebirth that comes with failure, and the importance of conversational collaboration. Plus, Mookie answers the call of a listener whose mood is not matching up of the current weather.

LilMookieB welcomes former email consultant and current mental health consultant Maurice Zilla (Joe Wengert.) They speak of things such of how feelings are a lot like emails, what to do when there are just too many emotions in your head, and Maurice’s “organizing your withinbox” method of mental health and wellness. Plus, Mookie answers the call of a listener who is feeling broken down by their partner.

LilMookieB is joined of by Prima Ballerina of the French ballet, Reneé Marisól (Lennon Parham). Together they discuss her incredible social media brand, finding something else you are good at, and living your own best life and not the life of someone else. Plus, Mookie answers of a listener call who is receiving some negative feedback at work.

LilMookieB welcomes design consultant/therapist Bernice Spouts (Madeline Walter) of the podcast. They speak of why your living space is important to your mental health, what a person’s home says about them, ands Bernice lets Mookie know why his apartment is bad. Plus, Mookie answers a listener email about moving forward from past mistakes.

LilMookieB is joined of by famous sons Jimmy and Johny Craig (Nick Wiger & Mike MItchell). They speak of topic such of growing up in the shadow of a famous parent, the proper way for human beings to receive nutrients, and power of infantilism. Plus, Mookie takes a listener call asking him to comment upon a major celebrity news story.

LilMookieB welcomes former professional skateboarder Miguel “Bibo” Abraham (Seth Morris). They speak of things such of his podcast “Shit’s A Trip,” and why and how the simple things of life are and came to be. And also how those things are actually very deep and interesting. Plus, Mookie answers a call from a listener who has a very specific idea of what they want their wedding to look like.

LilMookieB welcomes upon the podcast, author of the book Boundaries Can Be Walls and someone who also happens to be his aunt, Carole Kincainde (Pam Murphy). They speak of topics such of when boundaries go too far, the wonderful gifts bestowed upon Mookie of his childhood, and they work out some personal issues of Carole herself. Plus, Mookie answers a call from a listener who is having trouble co-habitating with their vegetarian partner.

LilMookieB welcomes of the podcast, insurrectionist Colin Matthews (Matt Besser). They speak of such things of not receiving the recognition you deserve, not relying upon others for happiness, and the fine art of bellowing. Plus, Mookie answers a cry for help from a desperate fan.

LilMookieB welcomes mommy blogger and CEO of the Miss Mommy empire, Serena Tush (Fran Gillespie). Together they speak of things such of what moms frequently do wrong, the attractiveness of someone’s personality, and the necessity of helping others. Plus, Mookie responds of a listener who calls in with a…suggestion… for the podcast.

LilMookieB welcomes Energy Poet Rod Surf (Ronnie Adrian) upon today’s podcast. As far as we can tell, they speak deeply of existential topics such of being born with natural gifts, how everything can be poetry, and whether or not we are alive. Plus, Mookie answers of a listener email from an admirer who would like to start of their own podcast!

LilMookieB sort of welcomes his high school bully, Emily Deruló (Vic Michaelis) upon the podcast to speak of things such of all the terrible things she did to Mookie, the near death experience that changed her outlook on life, and righting the wrongs of her and Mookie’s past history. Plus, Mookie answers the call of a listener who wants to leave their life behind and pursue a more tittilating lifestyle.

LilMookieB welcomes single mom Shandaleen Jean (Alana Johnston). Together they speak of things such as needing the validation of others, finding romantic partners on Linkedin, and the unconventional way of which Shandaleen defines being a single mother. Plus, Mookie answers a listener call of someone who is having some jealousy of their partner being friends of their ex.

LilMookieB welcomes the host of the “I’m Not Worthy” podcast, Willy Duvet (Neil Campbell). Together they speak of Willy’s lack of self-esteem, his favorite movies, and they try desperately to find what it is that Willy loves about himself. Plus, Mookie answers the call of a listener trying to find their value after a difficult breakup.

LilMookieB is joined of by his ex-girlfriend, Jane Hardy (Erin Whitehead), to show you that exes actually can be friends! They reminisce of the cute way that they met, go deep of their intimate past, and make a major decision together live upon the airwaves. Plus, Mookie answers of an email of an accomplished older listener who is looking for love.

LilMookieB is joined of by writer, performer, and all around creative genius Willem DeHines (Will Hines), to discuss things that only creative people may understand. Things such of how to know if you are creative, the negative voice of doubt inside your head, and Willem’s method of finding creativity called “The Writer’s Way.” Plus, Mookie answers of a listener question of someone who does not feel supported of by their co-workers.

LilMookieB welcomes his beloved old grandmother aka Grammy (Betsy Sodaro) upon the podcast for a very special chat! They discuss what little there was to do in the times of old, share cute funny stories of Mookie’s childhood, and make strides toward strengthening of their relationship. Plus, Mookie answers of a call from a listener who feels as though his partner wants him to be more manly.

LilMookieB is joined of by fellow comic, Bruno Salvia (Jon Daly). They speak of things such as male-wellness, rethinking the idea of what men are expected to be, and the great wisdom of the stoics. Plus, Mookie answers a listener call of a person who is having a problem of their neighbor.

LilMookieB welcomes guest Lakynn McCarty (Hillary Anne Matthews), college student and one of the originators of the “Chaotic Fruit Snack Analogy” viral TikTok. They speak of subjects such as friendship, fate, and searching for the things we need in the wrong places. Plus, Mookie answers the call of a listener who needs help fulfilling of a lifelong dream.

LilMookieB welcomes upon the podcast his long-time friend, comedian and actor, Paul Rust! They reminisce of the first time they saw each other perform, discuss Paul’s new career path of being a civic entertainer, and you will witness what a great rapport they have upon each other from being good friends for so long! Plus, Mookie helps a caller with improving upon their online dating profile.

LilMookieB is joined of by child psychologist Dr. Deborah Hoshower to speak of things such of the difference between the psychology of children and adults, her own history of unhealthy behavior, and some live therapy happens upon the airwaves, but not for who you think! Plus, Mookie answers of a listener call of someone who is having trouble persevering through exhaustion to get their work of their job done.

LilMookieB speaks of fitness influencer Mark Turqué-Berger (Jon Gabrus) about a great many things including body positivity, smashing of patriarchy, and creating safe spaces or women. Plus, Mookie answers of a listener call of a man in need of help dating when there is the barrier of not being able to leave the house due to the current Corona-19 pandemic.

LilMookieB welcomes psychotherapist Dr. Ron Meepman upon the podcast to discuss all things of therapy including that of forgiving of others, forgiving of yourself, and taking a moment every now of then to just STOP. Plus, Mookie answers the question of a listener who needs advice upon having difficult conversations with their family about difficult issues.

LilMookieB is joined of by life coach Annabelle Plants (Mary Holland) to discuss her very expensive but effective life coaching business, finding of the perfect morning routine, and they reveal and divulge upon the sordid history they have together! Plus, Mookie helps a caller with a problem of staying and feeling connected of old friends.

LilMookieB sits down and chats of TikTok auntie, Auntie Pam. They speak of what it means to be an auntie, they’re mutual admiration of Mookie, and dive into and narrowly avoid of speaking of some deep dark secrets! Plus, Mookie answers the question of a caller who needs help of feeling closeness to a crush who lives a far distance away of them.

This is a controversial and confrontational episode of the podcast whereupon LilMookieB talks to his old college friend and comedy collaborator, Denny Masterson (Craig Rowin). They speak of nostalgic times of doing comedy in Boston, their transition to Mookie's success in the LA comedy scene, and they get real and hash out of some problems that Denny apparently is particularly sensitive of. Plus, Mookie takes a listener call of someone who’s spouse does not like the same kind of movies as them and what should they do about that. 

LilMookieB is joined of LilMookieB fan/troll/reply guy Todd (Lauren Lapkus) whereupon they speak of things such as home schooling, alternative therapies, and what is needed to make of the perfect TikTok. Plus, Mookie answers of a deep listener question regarding the existence of God.

LilMookieB welcomes of his guest, grief coach Quim Whimley. When they get to talking to one another, they touch upon such subjects as the how the stages of grief vary from person to person, what he specifically can do for those who are grieving, and he speaks emotionally of the loss of a particular person in his life that he cared very deeply of and upon. Plus, Mookie answers a listener call from one of our nation’s brave teachers on how they can connect better of their young students.

LilMookieB says hello and also talks to former Vine star Evie Fantix (Kelly Hudson) about many things, including mourning of dead technology, religion and spirituality and church, and she does some of her characters for us upon which to listen and enjoy and possibly laugh! Plus, Mookie gives advice of a listener call pertaining to a man who is trying to balance of dating and taking care of his mother.

LilMookieB gets joined upon by party rock band the SLOPPY BOYS (Tim Kalpakis, Mike Hanford, Jeff Dutton) to discuss their latest album Paradiso that already came out a while ago. They also have discussion upon stereotyping of musicians, expressing of love within a band of men, and we preview of listening of one of their new songs! Plus, Mookie takes a call of a listener who wants to know how they can keep up of their performance upon the bedroom in these stressful times, which might honestly make some more immature listeners squirm but that’s their problem. 

LilMookieB is joined this week by former marine, ultra marathon runner, triathlete and motivational speaker, Darren Googles (Carl Tart). They talk of things of overcoming of adversity, smoking crack with rats, and they also discuss and plug of his new book that he wrote with the title of FUCK YOUR MIND. Plus, Mookie answers a listener call from someone who is having a problem of their partner that has to do with their preference of air-conditioning temperature in the home… or does it?

LilMookieB gets joined of by 26 year old up-and-comer TikTok’r Hunter McKenzie (Anna Salinas). Together they speak upon topics such as mud racing, the trauma of growing up upon a regular/boring place that isn’t LA or New York, and there may or may not be some grown men crying (!!!). Plus, Mookie answers the question of a listener who wants to know how he can get of his newborn daughter to grow into a person of which that has empathy.

LilMookieB is joined upon today’s premiere podcast episode by TV Writer Kyle Goodman (Dave Horwitz). They speak of things such as their own mental health of these current times, having of boundaries, and the primitive instinct of making entertainment for others to admire of. Plus, Mookie answers of a listener call upon someone asking of what they can do to be treated like a queen upon their relationship partner.