THE ED MYLETT SHOW

Candace Cameron Bure, actress, producer and bestselling author known from Full House, shares how she restarted her life and career after major changes. She talks about rebuilding confidence, leaning on faith as inner strength, the costs and realities of being bold about beliefs, and practical routines that keep her grounded.

Alan Stein Jr., a high-performance coach who trains athletes on energy and standards, and Eric Thomas, a high-energy motivational speaker who preaches discipline and routine. They discuss relentless standards, outworking everyone, sharpening routines, managing stress as an edge, and using preparation and visualization to compress growth. Short, intense conversations on compounding habits and doing one more.

Chris Todd, a veteran private investigator known for probing high-profile mysteries, presents a provocative reexamination of the O.J. Simpson case. He outlines claims of multiple assailants, new blood and footprint evidence, and questions about missing items. Short, suspenseful accounts cover the night’s timeline, the fight at the walkway, and theories on how key evidence appeared.

Jesse Itzler, entrepreneur known for Marquis Jet and bold risk-taking, and James Clear, author of Atomic Habits and habit-change expert. They dig into tiny daily actions that compound into massive results. Stories of hustle, fear-facing, customer experience, and the two-minute rule pop up. Expect vivid anecdotes and practical habit frameworks.

Jordan Belfort, former stockbroker turned sales trainer and AI entrepreneur, reflects on rediscovering his core values after public downfall. He discusses the costs of chasing money and when to rethink ambition. He breaks down instant rapport, tonality, and ethical persuasion. He also explores building AI sales tech and how to adapt as industries shift.

Jay Shetty, former monk turned mindfulness teacher; David A. Arnold, comedian and writer; Alan Stein Jr., high-performance coach; Jim Kwik, brain and learning coach; James Clear, habits expert. They explore stages of mastery, unseen reps and the power of one more. Conversations cover identity-based habits, fundamentals and avoiding burnout, memory and learning techniques, and applying craft through repetition and standards.

Arthur Brooks, social scientist and author who studies happiness and meaning, joins to unpack the modern meaning crisis. He explains the three ingredients of meaning: coherence, purpose, and significance. Conversation covers why external success can feel empty, how suffering teaches, the power of service and awe, and practical steps to reclaim focus from devices and cultivate deep relationships.

Dean Graziosi, entrepreneur and coach who helps people shift identity and mindset. He talks about identity as your inner thermostat. He explores changing the stories you tell yourself. He outlines practical strategies to raise your standards and shift behavior. Short, actionable ideas about using pain or vision to rewrite who you are.

Dr. Stephen Porges, neuroscientist and creator of Polyvagal Theory, explains how your nervous system and vagus nerve shape safety, emotion, and behavior. He discusses neuroception, how trauma is held in the body, the limits of forced relaxation, and practical rhythms like acoustic stimulation, movement, and co-regulation to restore physiological safety.

Scott Galloway, professor, author, and entrepreneur, offers contrarian takes on masculinity, education, and economic trends. Rich Deviney, former Navy SEAL and leadership expert, explains team dynamics, dynamic subordination, and breath tools for decision-making. Titus O'Neil, pro wrestler and philanthropist, shares faith-driven testimony about adversity and belief in others. The conversation centers on environment, mentorship, and preparing to win.