Gender, identity, mental health, LGBTQ+ civil rights—these don’t have to be confusing, intimidating conversations. Everyone from your grandma to your best friend has an opinion on these issues, and Schuyler Bailar, the celebrated activist, author, and trailblazing transgender athlete (the first to compete in NCAA Division 1) is here for it. Each week, Dear Schuyler invites cultural movers to join him in provocative and personal conversations about how gender issues impact all of us. They...

Join celebrated UNC professor Matt Andrews to learn how sports have reflected various facets of American identity throughout our nation’s history. Whether you love sports or find the American sports obsession confounding, this course will help you answer the fascinating question of why sports have mattered so much to this country. Although today’s sporting events bear little resemblance to the bloodsports of the early colonies, the passion with which Americans play and watch sports remains...

Welcome back to the Part 2 of our After Dark conversation. Friends, stay strong, stay healthy. While the invasion of Ukraine continues, keep the prayers going and look after each other. I am grateful that you could join us today as a bit. of relief from the global tension. We get into a broad conversation around mental health and much much more. If for any reason you need to talk to someone today regarding how you are feeling, please call 800-273-8255. Enjoy the show! - THIS WEEK'S...

I hesitated on releasing this episode this week. It’s been a heavy week and I don’t want to appear tone deaf or insensitive to the global climate. As a disclaimer, we recorded this prior to this week’s events, and in a way, perhaps, this episode can act as a brief pause on the hard reality we are all sharing. That said, this week we get a little X rated as we dive into some very “after dark” content that is definitely not suitable for kids. Our friend Catherine, who came with us to Miami,...

We are back! I’m excited for Jackie and Jessica to join me today on the show! You have been requesting their attendance, and today you get what you asked for. We laugh a ton, we talk about some shenanigans from the Vegas trip a while back that I haven’t mentioned, updates on the rent situation and house hunting. And we respond to an article on Buzzfeed, Do you have a secret nobody knows? Enjoy the show! - THIS WEEK'S SPONSORS PUBLIC GOODS > Go to www.publicgoods.com/humble and receive...

Hello! It’s your friend Sam Pezzullo, welcome back! Lol - My friends, Sam Pezzullo is back on the show today to take the real talk to unreal levels. I allow him to have his way on the show, and ask all the questions. I do have to say however, that, due to his request I had to catch up on housewives and, while this was such a central part of my life, I am ready to move on. There are so many wonderful aspects of my life I want to press toward, and I am ready to leave the RHO world behind....

How are you all doing this week!? Thanks to the Santa Ana winds, my allergies and all things sinuses have been fully flared and failing. Thank you all for your feedback on last week’s episode, you CLEARLY all love and Adore Sam Pezzullo so, let’s have him on more! Riley is back on the show today! We talk all things about house hunting, baby #2 planning, how he ended up in the dog house and got out, more on the Bon Jovi story, and much more. Enjoy the show! - THIS WEEK'S SPONSORS ISSUU...

Welcome back to Humble & Hungry! I am so pleased today to introduce you all to my friend, Sam Pezzullo. Sam and I have been friends over Instagram for many years and have decided today would be the day we finally catch up face to face. Sam is a Webby, Clio, and Shorty award-winning producer based out of the east coast, and not only does he have a lot of great hard hitting questions for me, but he shares about his upcoming production mockumentary, “SCREAM: The Musical”, and much...

At the second anniversary of Kobe Bryant's death, we explore how the change in Kobe late in his career might have come about and what this “new Kobe” was like. We hear from Carmelo Anthony, future Hall of Famer, 9th-leading scorer in NBA history. And we hear from two players on Kobe’s hometown team: the Philadelphia 76ers. Mike Sielski spoke with Seth Curry and Tobias Harris about their vantage points on Kobe: what it was like to grow up watching him and what it was like to meet him and play...

Hello friends! Today is going to be the SWEETEST episode you’ve heard this year. First though, does anyone have a kick ass real estate agent or broker who wants to come on the show?? Riley and I are attempting to buy a home and we’d love to hear from someone who can tell why this market is so ridiculous. We made an offer and got out bid by $300k!!! DM me on instagram and send me a resource! Today on the show we have Tenley Leopold from the Bachelor S14, Bachelor Pad, and Bachelor in...

Let's drill down on the physical and mental attributes that made Kobe Bryant a great basketball player--the granular stuff that basketball junkies love. We examine each stage of Kobe's life and career through the eyes of someone who knew Kobe well at each stage. We have three coaches with ties to Kobe to break everything down. First, you’ll hear from Ashley Howard, who grew up with Kobe and played against him when they were kids. He had been Jay Wright’s top assistant coach on two...

Welcome back everybody! I hope your Monday is going great wherever you are, driving, walking, cleaning, or getting that much needed break already, am I right? Today on the show I have Lacy Nicole (@lacyoc) joining me! We have a number of mutual friends but we actually have never met and had a chance to get to know each other. I wanted to talk to her because she has such depth of experiences as it relates to her personal health journey, she is a child trauma expert, and kidnapping survivor....

“Kobe Bryant dead? That can’t be." Kobe Bryant’s death affected those people who knew him when he was a kid differently than it affected anyone else. It's not that Kobe’s Lakers teammates or his friends from the NBA weren’t profoundly saddened by his death but the connection between Kobe and people like Jeremy Treatman and his high school coach Gregg Downer and his classmates and teammates from Lower Merion High School was something else entirely. With two years of distance from his death,...

Friends, we are back with our first new episode of 2022! I am so excited to be with you as we kick off the week. Thank you all for your suggestions and messages about who you’d like to hear on the show. Good news is, I have already been getting replies and booking some new guests for 2022. This week I welcome by longtime friend, Joanna Ericta, who’s career experiences have become the basis for her current venture, The Assist Newsletter, a email subscription that delivers the free tips,...

2001 was the year that Jeremy Treatman’s relationship with Kobe Bryant changed, because Kobe’s relationship with his family changed. 2001 was the year that Kobe married his wife, Vanessa, which led to a falling out between him and his parents, Joe and Pam. There’s been a lot of speculation about why the Bryant family fractured as it did. From what I gathered in talking to people who knew Kobe well back then, the problem came down to this: Kobe felt like he was ready to move fully into...

Happy New Year everyone! I had big plans to kick the year off with a brand new episode but yet, sickness has struck again. Riley and I were spared but, I’ve been doing door to door drop off for the family and we’ll have to wait until next week to catch up about our holiday fun. In the meantime, send me a message about what you’d love to hear about on the show or who I should have on! Enjoy the show! - THIS WEEK'S SPONSORS BETTER HELP > Get 10% off your first month at...

Kobe Bryant on April 29, 1996, at Lower Merion High School, in a packed gymnasium, made it official: He wasn’t going to Duke. He wasn’t going to La Salle. He wasn’t going to North Carolina or Arizona or Michigan. He wasn’t going to college at all. He was going straight to the NBA. The Charlotte Hornets took him with the 13th pick in the NBA draft, then traded him to the Los Angeles Lakers. With that announcement, Kobe Bryant launched himself into the stratosphere of stardom, and he would...

I hope you had a wonderful holiday! 2021 is DONE. Bring on 2022! As promised here is my part 2 conversation with my cousin Thania. We talk about my trip to Napa Valley, a bit about Coming out with Colton, and New Year’s “resolutions” - or I mean Game Plans! Enjoy the show! - THIS WEEK'S SPONSORS HELLO FRESH > Go to www.hellofresh.com/humble16 and use code humble14 for up to 16 free meals AND 3 free gifts!” SIMPLISAFE > Go to www.simplisafe.com/humble and get 20% off your entire...

The most dramatic Kobe Bryant story of his teenage years is the 1995-1996 season of the Lower Merion Aces. It doesn’t have to do with the NBA or Jerry Stackhouse or Kobe’s appreciation for his time in Italy or any of those things. It's about the community in which he grew up, the pressure that a young athlete feels to perform, and the joy that accompanies the achievement of a goal you’ve been chasing for years. Kobe said, "That's all I ever wanted. When I first came to high school, I knew I...

Christmas is right around the corner! Where did the time go. I am wrapping up the year with my cousin Thania. We haven’t chatted in a while and we needed a serious catch up. We talk about Real Housewives, more scams if you can believe it, Thania's adult ADHD diagnosis, and great ideas for holiday cards. We get into it for a while so be on the look out for part 2 next week! In the meantime, Happy holidays and Merry Christmas. - THIS WEEK'S SPONSORS NOOMA> Sign up for your trial at...

In 1995 it was common for pro and college players to work out, scrimmage, and play pickup games together during the NBA offseason. Philadelphia 76ers General Manager John Lucas was so impressed with local high school basketball phenom Kobe Bryant that he asked if Kobe wanted to work out with the Sixers. Several of the Sixers’ players would be there, including power forward Sharone Wright and the team’s 7-foot-6-inch center, Shawn Bradley. Kobe, of course, said yes. But when you hear about...

Welcome back to part 2 of our mayhem in Miami! Did you guys catch our new official song for the podcast? We are so excited to have Heather Baker, Music Director and guitarist for Olivia Rodrigo, produce this song for us. She is insanely talented and you check out more of her work below. We’ve also provided you the lyrics should you want to see those too. This week, we wrap up our story about our weekend in Miami. Humbling, is an understatement. There was one off-beat experience after...

When Kobe Bryant was making his rise through the high school basketball ranks, it would have been a miracle for Philadelphia's La Salle University to win an NCAA championship. It didn’t take long for people around La Salle to start thinking that maybe Kobe was going to choose to go to La Salle and become their savior. Kobe played a ton of pickup games in La Salle’s little sweatbox of a practice gym. Kobe could come to La Salle, stay for a year or two, and dominate. The school had won a...

Welcome back everyone! We are coming to you this week from the great city of Miami. We’re having the time of our life, I am losing my voice, I haven’t laughed this hard in a very very long time. There is so much to talk about. The stories are endless. We had to make it a part 1 and 2. My sisters are here. My mom is here. We are here because of a special project she is working on. I’m incredible humbled the the experience we are having here and I can’t wait to share it all with you. Enjoy...