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DetoxPod 212: Chris Maestro (Entrepreneur)
Jun 18, 2026
1h 11m 16s
DetoxPod 211: The Return Of Jesse Stanford
Jun 6, 2026
1h 18m 15s
DetoxPod 210: Tom DeSavia (Music Industry Exec)
May 1, 2026
1h 26m 01s
DetoxPod 209: Greg Harrell
Apr 15, 2026
53m 35s
DetoxPod 208: Thomas Acox
Mar 26, 2026
1h 28m 51s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/18/26 | ![]() DetoxPod 212: Chris Maestro (Entrepreneur) | Chris Maestro is the owner and founder of the iconic bar Bierwax. Located in the Prospect Heights section of Brooklyn, this bar marries two of Chris's loves: craft beer and vinyl. In our discussion, Chris discussed what motivated him to open this space and how he's managed to survive in a very competitive landscape (in a very expensive city to own a business) for almost a decade. This chat also covers Chris's upbringing as the child of two immigrants, the culture clashes he endured as a kid, how religion and metal played significant roles in his adolescent years, and how he manages entrepreneurship with being a husband and a dad. | 1h 11m 16s | ||||||
| 6/6/26 | ![]() DetoxPod 211: The Return Of Jesse Stanford | Jesse originally appeared way back in episode 106, almost four years ago. A lot has happened since that time, and Jesse takes us through the changes that have occurred in his life recently. We talk about his pivot away from education and into the mental health space, we talk about why white guys can be so incredibly awkward (he speaks from a place of knowledge!), and we discuss everything from parenting to suburban life, from taking a more active role in discovering and forming community to his future as a musician. Hope you enjoy our conversation! | 1h 18m 15s | ||||||
| 5/1/26 | ![]() DetoxPod 210: Tom DeSavia (Music Industry Exec) | In this episode, I have a great chat with music industry legend Tom DeSavia. Tom is a longtime A&R executive, a podcaster, an activist and an author. He co-wrote the book Under the Big Black Sun: A Personal History of L.A. Punk with John Doe. Tom and I sit down to talk about coming of age in the music industry, what's changed and what hasn't. We talk about how the last few years have found him continuing to learn more about himself and others, and how understanding and empathy remains important to him. Tons of food for thought here, and I hope you enjoy our conversation! | 1h 26m 01s | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | ![]() DetoxPod 209: Greg Harrell✨ | Buddhismwriting+3 | Greg Harrell | Epinions | — | Epinionsmusic writing community+1 | — | 53m 35s | |
| 3/26/26 | ![]() DetoxPod 208: Thomas Acox✨ | art skillsJersey roots+3 | Thomas Acox | 1-800-GOT-JUNK | Jersey | recalibrateconversation+2 | — | 1h 28m 51s | |
| 3/12/26 | ![]() DetoxPod 207: Erik Jensen✨ | generational traumaforgiveness+5 | Erik Jensen | Brooklyn, Minnesota | MinnesotaBrooklyn | actordirector+3 | — | 1h 06m 16s | |
| 2/15/26 | ![]() DetoxPod: Why The Long Pause?✨ | podcast updatereflection+1 | — | Detoxicity | — | hiatusnew episodes+1 | — | 6m 44s | |
| 10/2/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 206: Chris Tsaganeas (Musician/Attorney)✨ | musiclaw+3 | Chris Tsaganeas | Wax Owls | East CoastWest Coast | Wax OwlsEast Coast+2 | — | 1h 51m 20s | |
| 9/3/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 205: Shawn Setaro (Journalist/Musician)✨ | journalismmusic+3 | Shawn Setaro | ComplexTekashi Six Nine+1 | — | Tekashi Six NineSean Combs+2 | — | 1h 07m 15s | |
| 8/20/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 204: YawnyBlew Returns! (Creative/Thought Leader)✨ | musicidentity+3 | Yawnyblew | Creative/Thought Leader | — | authenticitylove+2 | — | 56m 21s | |
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| 8/6/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 203: Sam Gellerstein (Musician, Educator)✨ | musicmental health+3 | Sam Gellerstein | crispy roast chickenSnacktime+1 | PhiladelphiaPhilly | SousaphonistSnacktime+4 | — | 54m 06s | |
| 7/23/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 202: Rodney McCoy AKA Daddy Rod Returns!✨ | Black masculinitysexuality+8 | Rodney McCoy | — | New York City | Daddy RodNew York City+3 | — | 1h 18m 26s | |
| 7/9/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 201: Craig Chapman (Mentor/Entrepreneur)✨ | mentorshipentrepreneurship+3 | Craig Chapman | Rhythmflow Vacations | — | Rhythmflow VacationsBlack leadership+1 | — | 1h 10m 39s | |
| 6/25/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 200 : Mike Joseph Answers Your Questions! | Well, folks--we made it to 200 episodes. Holy crap! First off, I'm incredibly grateful to you. Thanks for listening and providing constructive criticism. Feedback is part of what keeps me going, and I don't take the fact that you put DTP in your regular pod rotation lightly. If this is your first listen-welcome! I hope you enjoy and go back and listen to some older episodes! Second, thanks to everyone who submitted questions (a mixture of former guests and regular listeners to the show)! Your queries cover everything from my guest wishlist to my feelings about hip-hop to coming out as a queer person in a heteronormative primary relationship. I appreciate the thought you put into your questions, and I hope my answers aren't too long-winded! Of course, I'm always happy to hear what you think of the episode, so drop me a line or a DM! And see you at Episode 201! | 1h 07m 20s | ||||||
| 6/10/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 199 : Tyrie McKinnie (2nd Appearance!) | I'm very happy to welcome my friend Ty McKinnie back to the show. Listen to his first appearance here. Originally from Atlanta, Ty works in the music industry as a creative as well as an executive. He released his album Tyrie last year, and I highly recommend it! It's Black Music Month and Pride Month, and Ty stands proudly at the intersection. We talk about how his queerness informs the music he makes, and how he aims to be seen as a representative for a section of the music listening audience he doesn't see well-represented. Ty also fancies himself a "late bloomer" (it's the title of one of his songs), and we go deep into that and how he's come to terms with it. Additionally, we go deep on impostor syndrome, performance anxiety (as a creative, not what you're thinking!) and we talk about joy as a form of resistance. I really hope you enjoy our conversation! Drop a line, find me on socials (detoxpodguy) and let me know what you think! | 1h 18m 13s | ||||||
| 5/27/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 198: Ari Jacobson (Clinical Director, Backline.care) | Backline.care is an organization that aims to provide mental health resources for humans in the music industry, and they have done great things since emerging in 2019. One of the people at the helm of that change is their clinical director, Ari Jacobson. In our chat, Ari takes us through his origin story; we talk about how he joined Backline and go through the circuitous route that led to him becoming a mental health professional in the first place. We discuss his upbringing in Baltimore, his background working in some of that city's toughest environments, and what he learned from those experiences. We also discuss his approach to his own mental health, the value he places on close relationships with friends and family, and what it's like to raise two boys in 2025. I'm very grateful to Ari for his time, and listeners, please drop a comment or a DM if you enjoyed this conversation! | 57m 20s | ||||||
| 5/14/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 197: Logan Petersen (Mental Health Champ/Dad Bod/Beard) | Earlier this year, I interviewed Tyson Allred, the co-founder of Dad Bods and Beards. I've been impressed with DBAB's mission since I found out about them on Instagram through their creative, heartwarming and often funny Reels. Logan is the other half of Dad Bods and Beards, and our chat covers quite a bit of ground: from his bipolar diagnosis and the cop that saved his life to his ongoing fitness journey. From his passionate (and much appreciated) support of the queer community to the power of ketamine (which is starting to become a semi-recurring theme with this podcast), to his experience as a formerly practicing Mormon, Logan keeps it real, with more than a dash of humor and a shit ton of authenticity (real authenticity, not social media/marketing authenticity). I hope some of what Logan talks about resonates. I look forward to having him back for more! Hope you enjoy the listen. And find out more about Dad Bods and Beards here! | 1h 15m 31s | ||||||
| 5/7/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 196: Greg Burmeister (Producer/Actor/Podcast Host) | I recorded this interview with Greg Burmeister back in October. Because of everything that happened at the beginning of November (you know what I'm talking about), I put this one on the shelf for a while before coming back to it and remembering how good a conversation it was. Greg co-hosts the podcast "Talking Schmidt", which I was lucky enough to appear on last fall. He is also the second (at least) DetoxPod guest to have worked with (for?) the legend David Letterman. Greg and I chat about moving from Minnesota to New York City, a near-death experience that changed his life forever, living rent-free in NYC (a hell of a life hack), music as therapy, and more. Follow Greg on IG at "greghello". Would love to hear what you think of this episode! Sound off in the comments, and enjoy the chat! | 53m 31s | ||||||
| 4/23/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 195: Tom Gentry (Coach/Counselor) | Hope you are doing as well as can be given current times. Remember, we are stronger together! Community remains of utmost importance! I'm excited to bring you my conversation with Tom Gentry. Tom is not only a treasured friend, but he's a counselor specializing in addiction. He's also a passionate advocate for progressive masculinity, which makes him a perfect fit for Detoxpod! Tom and I chat about his own experience as an addict and what drove him to recovery. We talk about familial cycles and how the things we learn growing up can affect us without even knowing it. Tom and I chat about the term "toxic masculinity" and how using those words can sometimes negatively obscure the work that we do. And there's so much more! Check out Tom's website and his podcast. Hope you get something positive out of this conversation. Feel free to drop me a line and share your thoughts! | 1h 05m 11s | ||||||
| 4/9/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 194: Rodney McCoy AKA Daddy Rod (Activist/Podcaster) | Hi Friends! Happy to bring you the latest episode, starring Rodney McCoy AKA Daddy Rod. Rod's appearance (I'm pretty sure) marks the first instance of a romantic couple appearing in back to back episodes, as he is the partner of 2x DetoxPod guest Damon Jacobs. Like Damon, Rodney is an activist for sexual health. But he has a story all his own. Rod and I connect over our shared Brooklyn upbringing, and the unique local pride that stays with you even when you move away. Rod also shares his coming out story, tying it in with familial hypocrisy and an understanding of the times (late '80s/early '90s). We also discuss issues around consent, and how a greater discussion needs to take place in sex positive circles that include gay and bi men. Of course, it's all part of our shared quest to expand the definitions of what masculinity means so that it calls in, rather than excludes. It's the first of what I'm pretty sure will be several conversations we have for this pod. Also, Rod has his own podcast called "Listen to Daddy" that you can check out here! | 1h 12m 14s | ||||||
| 3/26/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 193: Damon Jacobs (Therapist/Activist) Returns! | I'm happy to welcome my friend Damon Jacobs BACK to the show, on a less-than-ten-episode turnaround. Damon is an NYC-based therapist who also hosts a great podcast called Tub Talks, and has been on the frontline of queer advocacy and STI (specifically HIV) awareness for years. Damon and I reconnect to talk about life in the new American presidential administration, and how to keep your wits about you when it seems like the world is falling apart. We discuss spirituality in depth, and it was really interesting to hear how someone else approaches their relationship with the universe. Of course, the topic of maintaining and cultivating community comes up, as I feel like it's an essential part of enjoying life even in the best of times and becomes even more important as we navigate turmoil. I'll admit to not being in a great place when this episode was recorded (I haven't been in a great place for most of 2025 if we're being honest), and Damon's words were enough to give me a re-think about how I'm getting through these days. I hope you get something uplifting and hopeful out of this episode. Feel free to leave me a comment and let me know what you think! | 58m 43s | ||||||
| 3/5/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 192: Tyson Allred (Creator/Entrepreneur) | I'm super excited to bring you this conversation with Tyson Allred. Tyson is the founder of Copper John's, a natural men's grooming and beard care brand. He is also half of the team that makes up Dad Bods and Beards (hey, I have both of those!), which is a community and podcast centered around positive portrayals of masculinity and the acknowledgment of the work it takes to overcome some of the more toxic elements of being socialized male (hmm...sounds familiar?) Tyson and his partner Logan do it from a whiter, straighter lens, which I think might move the needle in Red America a little more than I might be able to. Tyson and I discuss everything from body positivity to cold plunges to work/life balance to the mission of Dad Bods and Beards--stuff we usually cover on this pod, but the experiences of our guests make these topics unique to every episode, and my chat with Tyson is no exception. We also chat a little bit about my queer journey, and give the DBAB team props for being allies (which I imagine is not easy to do when you're Mormon and in Utah). I hope you enjoy our conversation. Let us know your thoughts in the comments! | 52m 17s | ||||||
| 2/19/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 191: John Hill Returns! | I'm happy to welcome my friend John Hill back to the podcast. He originally appeared on Episode 128, which was released in December 2022. That feels like a fucking lifetime ago. At any rate, it was good to catch up for the pod. John and I chat about a lot of things; including his bodybuilding journey, the current political climate (and dealing with a conservative parent), navigating popular culture as a middle aged person, and I ask John to sell me on Denver (which is on my list of cities to visit in 2025). Feel free to comment with your thoughts. I hope you enjoy the episode! | 59m 42s | ||||||
| 2/5/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 190: Rob Cohen (2 Bi Guys Crossover Episode) | In this episode of Detoxicity, I welcome Rob Cohen back to the pod for a crossover episode. Rob first appeared in Episode 153, at which time Rob was promoting his podcast Two Bi Guys and his book Bisexual Married Men. The main impetus behind us recording together again was to discuss our recent experiences with alternative therapies, including ketamine and ayahuasca, and how these experiences relate to our journeys with masculinity and mental health. While these therapies aren't necessarily everyone's cup of tea, I'd say we both gained some interesting insights on account of these experiences. Alternative medicines aside, we also discuss the importance of surrendering to emotions, the fluidity of change, and the need for safe spaces for men to explore vulnerability and masculinity more than ever in society. Our dialogue also touches on redefining personal goals and ambitions in light of newfound insights and connections with the universe. A slightly different edit of this same episode appears on Rob's podcast as well, making this a rare multi-podcast crossover. Hope you enjoy! | 1h 28m 25s | ||||||
| 1/22/25 | ![]() DetoxPod 189: Marco Anteros (Community Organizer/Surrogate Partner) | Hi Folks, Marco is a group organizer for the polyamorous/non monogamous community here in Brooklyn. This is how he and I met. Digging a little deeper, Marco is now underway in a new and interesting career, as a surrogate partner. What is a surrogate partner, you ask? Well...listen to the episode to find out. You can also get a little more info about what Marco does here. I've been fortunate enough to get to know a lot of people from wildly disparate backgrounds over the course of my life, but Marco is the first person I've met that hails from North Dakota, and we get a little insight on his experience in that environment as well as being a first-generation American. We also talk about bi/pansexuality, what it means to him, and how he (and I) often feels a bit out of place within queer male culture. Hope you enjoy the conversation! As always, feel free to like, share and comment! | 1h 04m 46s | ||||||
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