WHITNEY REYNOLDS SHOW

#1001 Re-Imagined Lives: The Journey of Transformation
In this season premiere, Whitney spotlights powerful stories of transformation—from global innovation with the Washing Machine Project to community restoration at Bonton Farms in South Dallas. She also sits down with Marvel’s Ironheart stars to talk purpose and representation.

#1002 Courage Chapters
This episode shines a light on the brave choices people make when life doesn’t go as planned. From a journalist turned cancer advocate, to a blind marathon runner chasing purpose, to a survivor helping others heal—each story is a testament to the quiet power of resilience. Featuring voices like Hilary Jellison and a special moment with Noah Centineo stars, this episode reminds us that every chapter written in courage can spark hope in someone else.

#1003 Fresh Starts – Tales of Resilience
This episode celebrates the courage it takes to begin again. From singer-songwriter Creigh Riepe’s journey through grief and recovery, to Toby Dorr’s path from scandal to redemption — each story shows that transformation is always possible. Even circus star Gregory Popovich reminds us that joy and second chances can come in the most unexpected forms.

#1004 Collective Impact – When One Voice Echoes Many
This episode explores how collaboration drives meaningful change. Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton shares how heart-led leadership can shape communities, while filmmaker Jared Kirchheimer discusses justice through storytelling. Plus, Rebel Wilson and Anna Camp talk about challenging norms through comedy in Bride Hard. Together, these voices prove that impact is strongest when we rise as one.

#1005 Level Setting - Returning to What Grounds Us
This episode centers on what keeps us grounded in fast-paced lives. Sports broadcaster Anne Marie Anderson talks authenticity and breaking barriers, while chef Joe Sasto shares how food helped him heal. NASCAR’s Daniel Suárez reflects on staying true to his roots under pressure, and Broadway star Emily Koch reveals the strength behind the stage. These voices remind us not only can we level up yet, by doing so we can take others with us.

#1006 Leading with Intention – Voices That Inspire Forward
This episode features bold voices living with purpose and impact. Author Shermin Kruse shares her journey from war-torn Iran to global advocacy. Pastor Kim (Real Talk Kim) brings powerful insight on healing and faith. Actor Jahi Kearse opens up about identity and authenticity in storytelling, while Dr. Izabella of Salt and Light empowers survivors to reclaim their lives.


LONG DESCRIPTIONS

#1001 Re-Imagined Lives: The Journey of Transformation
In this powerful season opener, The Whitney Reynolds Show explores what it means to reimagine a life—from innovative solutions sparking global change to community-led healing and Hollywood stories that reflect our dreams. As always, the show leads with heart, providing a safe space for bold truths, quiet resilience, and groundbreaking transformation. Whitney begins with a global mission rooted in dignity—highlighting how a company and The

Washing Machine Project are restoring time and hope for women in underserved communities. Next, she travels to Bonton Farms in South Dallas, where faith, food, and second chances are redefining what transformation looks like at the community level—featuring voices like The D.O.C. and local leaders reshaping lives from the inside out. Then, Whitney steps into the Marvel universe, where rising stars from Ironheart reflect on the power of representation and the responsibility that comes with being seen.

This episode reminds us: transformation isn’t a destination—it’s a series of brave steps forward. And when we lead with heart, anything is possible.


#1002 Courage Chapters
This episode of The Whitney Reynolds Show turns the spotlight on individuals who’ve faced life-altering moments and chose courage as their next chapter. Through bold decisions, acts of advocacy, and unshakable resilience, these stories remind us that bravery isn’t always loud — it’s often quiet, consistent, and deeply human.

We begin with former NBC journalist Kristen Dahlgren, who stepped away from the spotlight to champion life-saving breast cancer awareness after her own shocking diagnosis. Joined by Hilary Jellison Simonds, a donor and leader behind early detection innovation, this segment reveals how personal pain can become public purpose.

Next, we meet Tim Paul, a blind marathon runner and employee at The Chicago Lighthouse. From losing his sight at 27 to running marathons by sound and spirit, Tim’s story is one of fierce determination, showing us that the human spirit has no limits. Next, actor Noah Centineo steps away from the screen to open up his to go for it in Hollywood and where that has taken him.

From medical battles to personal breakthroughs, Courage Chapters is a reminder that it’s not just the story that matters — it’s the strength it took to tell it.


#1003 Fresh Starts – Tales of Resilience
This episode of The Whitney Reynolds Show centers on the quiet strength it takes to begin again. Whether after loss, regret, or unexpected change, each guest shares a chapter marked not by what happened to them—but by what they chose to do next.

We begin with Creigh Riepe, a former boy band singer whose journey through addiction, grief, and fatherhood led him back to music with a renewed sense of purpose. His story is a reminder that fresh starts often begin in the silence of surrender.

Then, Whitney welcomes Toby Dorr, whose story once made national headlines. After serving time for helping an inmate escape, she emerged as a voice for redemption and personal accountability. Now an author, speaker, and advocate, Toby is living proof that even from the lowest points, transformation is possible.

Rounding out the episode is the whimsical yet profound story of Gregory Popovich, a world-renowned circus performer whose Las Vegas stage isn’t just filled with acrobatics—it’s filled with rescued animals and second chances. His performance art reflects a life dedicated to reinvention, kindness, and joy.

And finally, we take a pop culture pause with a spotlight on the Netflix hit Ginny & Georgia, unpacking its cultural resonance and how this mother daughter team keeps going. Fresh Starts is more than an episode title—it’s a soul-deep reminder that no matter where you’ve been, it’s never too late to turn the page and write something new.


#1004 Collective Impact – When One Voice Echoes Many
In this episode of The Whitney Reynolds Show, we spotlight the ripple effect of change when people come together with purpose. It’s not just about individual power — it’s about how shared voices, diverse roles, and united missions can transform communities and culture.

Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton opens the show with a powerful look into civic leadership rooted in compassion and equity. Her work serves as a reminder that policy, when led with heart, can deeply shape people’s lives.

Filmmaker Jared Kirchheimer joins Whitney to discuss SAY HER, a documentary honoring the stories of women lost to violence. Through his lens, we explore how storytelling and advocacy intersect to demand justice and amplify the unheard.

And finally, Rebel Wilson and Anna Camp sit down with Whitney to talk about their bold comedy Bride Hard and how women in entertainment are claiming space, challenging norms, and using laughter as a form of strength.
From government offices to, film sets to frontlines, this episode shows that when we come together—change doesn’t just happen. It multiplies.


#1005 Level Setting - Returning to What Grounds Us
In a world constantly moving, The Whitney Reynolds Show takes a pause in this episode to explore the moments, practices, and people that help us recenter. Today’s guests are taking us to new levels.

The episode opens with Anne Marie Anderson, a trailblazing sports broadcaster who reflects on owning your story, showing up authentically, and breaking barriers in male-dominated fields. Her journey proves that clarity often begins with courage.

Next, celebrated chef Joe Sasto shares how he’s making his own rules in the kitchen. Daniel Suárez, the first Mexican-born driver to win a NASCAR Cup Series race, joins Whitney to discuss perseverance, identity, and staying grounded while racing at top speeds. His presence is a powerful testament to chasing dreams while honoring where you come from.

From the stage to the studio, Emily Koch, known for her role as Elphaba in Wicked, opens up about the discipline behind the spotlight and how performing became a way to channel strength, not just talent.

Whether through food, performance, racing, or words, each guest in this episode returns us to the heart of why we do what we do—and why staying grounded is the bravest act of all.


#1006 Leading with Intention – Voices That Inspire Forward
In this episode of The Whitney Reynolds Show, we explore what it means to lead a life marked by purpose, healing, and lasting impact. Each guest brings a unique lens on transformation — showing that when intention
fuels action, lives are changed, communities are lifted, and legacies are written.

We begin with Shermin Kruse, a human rights advocate, author, and global speaker, whose powerful story spans from a childhood in war-torn Iran to becoming a celebrated voice for justice. Her deeply-personal journey highlights the resilience it takes to speak truth in a fractured world and the role of courage in every step forward.

Next, we welcome Pastor Kim (Real Talk Kim), a viral faith leader known for her raw, unapologetic truth and deep spiritual insight. She opens up about healing, redemption, and what it looks like to walk boldly in your calling—even when the road there is anything but easy.

Actor Jahi Kearse joins Whitney for a conversation on authenticity in art and life. Known for his commanding stage and screen presence, Jahi shares how his roots guide him—and how representation in storytelling continues to drive his work forward.

Whitney also sits down with Dr. Izabella, founder of Salt and Light Coalition, whose mission is to empower survivors of trafficking. Through her own healing, she created a movement that helps others reclaim their worth, rebuild their lives, and walk in purpose.

From pulpits to policy, the page to the screen, this episode is a powerful reminder that when we lead with intention, we do more than just move forward—we bring others with us.