Off Script with Caitlin Kelley

What if animals understand more than we give them credit for? And what if we're all a little more intuitive than we realize?This week on Off Script, Caitlin sits down with animal communicator and psychic medium Carrie Kenady to explore the world of intuition, spirituality, and connecting with animals on a deeper level. Carrie shares how her heightened sensitivity shaped her life, why she ultimately chose to focus on communicating with animals, and how her spiritual awakening challenged everything she once believed.From distinguishing intuition from anxiety to aura colors, mediumship, reincarnation, and the afterlife, they unpack what it means to trust your instincts and question the things we've always accepted as true. Plus, Carrie explains why she believes animals are far wiser than we realize, why so many people are sleepwalking through life, and why she doesn't fear death.It's a conversation about opening your mind, challenging your beliefs, and discovering that there may be much more to life than meets the eye.Follow Carrie: IG, TikTok @petpsychic on all platforms Follow Caitlin: IG, TikTok @ckny1213 on all platformsFollow Off Script: IG, TikTok, YouTube @offscriptconvos on all platforms

Comedian Dylan Adler's path to stand-up comedy wasn't exactly straightforward. From aspiring musical theatre composer to improv performer to stand-up comedian, Dylan has found a way to combine his love of music, comedy, and collaboration into a career that's uniquely his own.We talk about growing up with a twin brother, finding his voice in comedy, and navigating dating and relationships in Los Angeles. Dylan also opens up about his mental health, including a particularly difficult period in 2018 and the patience it took to find his way through it. We get into the ever-moving goalposts of success, the fleeting nature of internet controversy, and why achieving your dreams doesn't always feel the way you imagined. It's a funny, honest conversation about finding your footing, redefining success, and learning to embrace the unexpected turns along the way.Follow Off Script: ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ Follow Dylan: ⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram⁠, ⁠TikTokFollow Caitlin: ⁠Caitlin's Instagram⁠, ⁠Caitlin's TikTok

This week on Off Script, Caitlin is joined by Olivia "Obo" Gilmore for a conversation about astrology, unexpected career paths, and learning to understand ourselves and the people around us.From breaking down their "big 3" (and roasting Caitlin's Virgo rising) to explaining why your "little 3" might be just as important, the two dive into the world of astrology, including the differences between Western and Vedic astrology, the healed and unhealed versions of every zodiac sign, and how astrology can be less about ruling people out and more about understanding people's personalities, perspectives, and how they communicate.They also discuss Obo's experience living and teaching in Thailand, the different directions her career has taken over the years, and what led her back to fashion school.From navigating career changes to interpreting birth charts, this episode explores how the more we learn about ourselves, the more open we can become to the different directions life takes us. If you like astrology, it will definitely provide a giggle or two. Follow Off Script: ⁠Instagram⁠, ⁠TikTok⁠ Follow Obo: ⁠Her Instagram, The High Priestess Podcast Instagram, Her ⁠TikTok⁠, ⁠The High Priestess Podcast TikTokFollow Caitlin: Caitlin's Instagram, Caitlin's TikTok

This week, Caitlin sits down with longtime friend, actress, and content creator Atiya Walcott. From boarding school to studying abroad in Sydney and living in LA together, the two go way back. You've probably seen Atiya on TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube, whether she's running on a treadmill in fabulous outfits, dancing alongside multiple versions of herself, or creating some of the most distinctive content on your feed.After graduating from USC's MFA acting program in 2020, Atiya found herself navigating an industry on pause and unexpectedly turned to YouTube and content creation. Today, she's carved out a unique niche with her signature tagline, "My name's Atiya Walcott, and I'm incredibly fashionable."Atiya shares how her now-iconic introduction came to be, how she's built her confidence and business as a creative, and her hopes of bringing her content creation journey full circle with her passion for acting. It's a fun, candid conversation about fashion, creativity, confidence, and what happens when life takes you in a direction you never expected.

Nadya Okamoto has never been one to follow a traditional path. From starting the nonprofit PERIOD as a teenager to founding the period care brand August and now stepping into her next chapter with the app Pie, she's built a career around challenging expectations and embracing change.We talk about building a personal brand, the fine line between authenticity and oversharing online, and how social media has shaped both her career and personal life.We also get into boundaries (or the lack thereof), the pros and cons of cancel culture, and how she prioritizes her mental health while balancing the demands of entrepreneurship, relationships, and life in the public eye.An honest, thought-provoking conversation about ambition, vulnerability, reinvention, and figuring out who you are beyond what you do.Nadya: Instagram, TikTok, YoutubeCaitlin: Instagram, TikTokPodcast: Instagram, TikTok, Youtube

Entertainment journalist and creator Farai Bennett joins Caitlin to talk about what happens when the career path you planned for takes an unexpected turn. From working at Access Hollywood, Entertainment Tonight, and People to getting laid off and building an audience of his own, Farai shares how stepping away from the traditional path ultimately opened the door to something more aligned.They also get into the pop culture takes that built Farai’s audience—from Bravo and Love Island to Taylor Swift and the Kardashians—and why having a nuanced opinion on the internet has become nearly impossible. Farai opens up about betting on himself, redefining success through TikTok, and the strange experience of realizing that people (and celebrities) are actually watching.It’s a conversation about what happens when the plan changes—and why the path you didn’t expect might end up fitting you better than the one you had in mind.Follow the podcast: Instagram, TikTok Follow Farai: Instagram, TikTok, Substack

Today we are joined by the amazing women behind the popular Sweats and The City instagram and ORRO app! Elizabeth and Dale discuss how they met and their well-known wellness brand ‘Sweats and The City’ came to be. Nina dives into an intro recorded during NYFW and leads us right into the episode. We discuss building an authentic brand in the early days of influencing, and how they transitioned from the corporate world into full-time creators. They dive into the new app, ORRO, they have launched as an on-demand wellness platform and how that has transformed over the course of the pandemic. We dive into Dale’s first year of marriage, her cross-country move, and allude to an exciting announcement! Eliz discusses how dating has transformed over the last decade and how to surround yourself with the right people. We wrap up the episode with some must-have wellness trends and the reasons Eliz and Dale love working with each other! Follow Sweats & The City @sweatsandthecity on Instagram, and peruse their website for their app, recs, and blogs. Follow Caitlin @ckny1213 on Instagram and Tiktok and Nina @ninabarnett on Instagram and @ninzbarnett on TikTok. Follow the pod @wtfsuppod on Instagram and Tiktok. Please remember to rate, review, subscribe, and share the episode with a friend! SPONSORS: Join Well Traveled today here and use code WTFSUP to get $30 off your first year of membership. Visit https://www.crushedtonic.com/ and use code WTFSUP for 20% off your first purchase or 50% off almost sold out matcha & original crushes.

TW: sexual abusive and abusive relationships  Today we are joined by actress and singer/songwriter Kathryn Gallagher. We have a lovely time on the couch listening to Kathryn wax poetic about the importance of showing up for & taking care of yourself; her time on Broadway's "Jagged Little Pill" and the whirlwind of the roll and its evolution; the moment she got nominated for a Tony; the process of being cast in "You" and it changing hands from Lifetime to Netflix; her crystal store Vibes and general love of all things metaphysical; her roll on the reboot of "Gossip Girl"; the importance of dating and being in love with yourself; and SO much more. Follow Kathryn on Instagram, TikTok, and buy her crystals at her Vibes Website. Follow Caitlin @ckny1213 on Instagram and Tiktok and Nina @ninabarnett on Instagram and @ninzbarnett on TikTok. Follow the pod @wtfsuppod on Instagram and Tiktok. Please remember to rate, review, subscribe, and share the episode with a friend! SPONSORS: Join Well Traveled today here and use code WTFSUP to get $30 off your first year of membership. Visit https://www.crushedtonic.com/ and use code WTFSUP for 20% off your first purchase or 50% off almost sold out matcha & original crushes.

Today we are joined by cinematographer, producer, and the host of the Moving Past Murder Podcast Collier Landry. Collier opens up to us about how, when he was 11 years old, he witnessed his father Jack Boyle brutally murdering his mother Noreen Boyle and attempting to cover up her death. With the help of detectives, Collier was able to help solve his mother's murder and was a key witness in putting his father behind bars. In the interview, we get into a number of topics relating to the murder and otherwise, including the stigma he felt surrounding him in the aftermath of the murder; how his father was both violent towards him and his mother yet caring and compassionate on the job as an osteopath; the ways in which he resembles and continues to emulate his late mother; and so much more. Off the topic of murder, we also discuss Collier's 20s, his time in Los Angeles, his dating life, and exploring his sexuality. Find out more about Collier and his story at his website collierlandry.com  and follow him on Instagram and TikTok @collierlandry. Listen to his podcast here and watch his film A Murder in Mansfield on Hulu or Amazon Prime. Follow Caitlin @ckny1213 on Instagram and Tiktok and Nina @ninabarnett on Instagram and @ninzbarnett on TikTok. Follow the pod @wtfsuppod on Instagram and Tiktok. Please remember to rate, review, subscribe, and share the episode with a friend! SPONSORS: Join Well Traveled today here and use code WTFSUP to get $30 off your first year of membership. Visit https://www.crushedtonic.com/ and use code WTFSUP for 20% off your first purchase or 50% off almost sold out matcha & original crushes.

Today we are joined by actor, comedian, producer, podcast host, and the longest-tenured SNL cast member Kenan Thompson. We kick off the episode with Kenan explaining how he and Caitlin met and what prompted him to come on the podcast. We then start to delve into topics such as his love and respect for the theatre; how he got into acting; and growing up and balancing his Nickelodeon career with going to school. Next we move into a discussion about his time at SNL, touching on how he got cast after several rejections due to his "baby face"; the ways in which he's seen SNL and the comedy scene evolve in his 19 years on the show; his absolute favorite role to date being a girl dad to Georgia and Giana; balancing family life with his busy career; and so much more. Along the way he shares some of his favorite SNL memories from over the years, his reasons behind starting his production company Artists for Artists, and his take on the ongoing Dave Chapelle conversation. We finish up with a game of "7 Tea Questions" and are even blessed enough to hear some of his favorite impressions. Unsurprisingly, this is one of Caitlin and Nina's favorite episodes to date! Follow Kenan @kenanthompson on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter, and catch him on SNL. Listen to his podcast You Already Know Podcast here. Follow Artists for Artists on Instagram @afauniverse and look out for their upcoming projects. Follow Caitlin @ckny1213 on Instagram and Tiktok and Nina @ninabarnett on Instagram and @ninzbarnett on TikTok. Follow the pod @wtfsuppod on Instagram and Tiktok. Please remember to rate, review, subscribe, and share the episode with a friend! SPONSORS:  Join Well Traveled today here and use code WTFSUP to get $30 off your first year of membership. Visit https://www.crushedtonic.com/ and use code WTFSUP for 20% off your first purchase or 50% off almost sold out matcha & original crushes.