Miguel And Holly Uncensored

Nobody warned me that radio wasn’t just talking into a mic — it’s politics, personalities, and a 4:30 AM alarm clock. In this episode, I’m spilling the hard lessons I learned early in my career: working with another gay co-host, surviving a racist assistant boss, navigating a not-so-confident leader, and learning how to keep the peace on a morning show. If you’ve ever wondered what really happens behind the scenes in radio, this is the raw truth.

Instead of doing readings for Fam Members, Soul Worker Stacy joins us to share the audio of a VERY creepy male voice that was picked up during one of her sessions (the session was with a woman, and they were alone.) We also talk about the possibility of alternate versions of ourselves.

Get ready to (possibly) be offended! We unleash our unpopular opinions about entertainment, clothing, and celebrities.

None of us did that much this weekend, but somehow, we had a LOT of stories about the nothing we did. We learned about Miguel's inner battle, Holly's stressful wedding planning, and Kelbin's continuing curse.

Today we talk about that moment when you know it’s time to move on: from a job, a relationship, or a season of life. This episode is all about trusting your gut and why choosing yourself isn’t selfish — it’s necessary.

We kick this episode off with a vent session about politics but end with a list of the 5 red flags wedding photographers notice that can predict divorce.

Another round of "Ask Us Anything" forces us to relive some of the most awkward celebrity interviews we've ever done, including one with BTS.

This week on Miguel & Holly Uncensored: Sunday Sessions, I sit down with my friend Olivia, someone I’ve known since 2008, who is now living her most authentic life. Olivia came out as trans a few years ago, and in this candid conversation, she shares the powerful moments that shaped her journey. From growing up in rural Virginia, to our days in Panama City, to moving to Los Angeles in search of herself, Olivia opens up about the struggles, triumphs, and lessons that led her to where she is today. It’s a story of courage, resilience, and self-love and a reminder that living your truth is the ultimate freedom.

We take your questions on a range of topics: why we left Tampa, which interview changed our lives, and what Kelbin does!

One of our radio friends ran into a situation where he possibly came across as racist—but it's a situation you might not have even considered having racial implications. We also talk about the lesser-known siblings of famous people!

Miguel explains the 12-hour bender for his 40th birthday and the fallout from it!

This week, I’m diving into the things that have taken over my brain lately—my current hyperfixations, the struggle of hitting a weight-loss plateau (and why it’s testing my patience), and how nostalgia is sneaking back into our lives with childhood classics like Freaky Friday making a comeback. Oh, and because we can’t escape it, I’m venting a little about Donald Trump and the ongoing mess with his administration. Buckle up—it’s random, it’s real, and it’s very me.

Soul Worker Stacy reads a couple Fam Members, one of whom is showing traits of healing others!

Ms. Angela is concerned about something diabolical happening in the skies. Meanwhile, how concerned are you about AI coming for your job?

In honor of Charlotte Pride, Kelbin fears he might not have been gay ENOUGH. Holly vents about waterpark dangers in relation to her daughter's birthday.

We took over Austin, TX with our radio brethren and get into the hijinx of the trip. We also welcome Sales Guy Ryan who shares a bread recipe!

We welcome Becca Scoops, who hosts a true crime podcast focused on bringing light to Gypsy Rose's story--and why she shouldn't be living life as a celebrity. If you watched the Hulu documentary, you'll be VERY interested to know which key point weren't included!

In this episode, I dive into the complex emotions surrounding the decision to not have a second child. Let's explore the realities of sibling relationships, the pressure of societal expectations, and how trusting your own intuition can lead to peace.

Kelbin's niece is the embodiment of a heart-eyes emoji right now and he had some concerns about her this weekend! We also dissect the new Fantastic 4 movie.

In this Sunday Session, Miguel sits down with multi-hyphenate artist, Jarius Miquel Cliett, who plays Mafala Hatimbi in The Book of Mormon, coming to Charlotte this August. The two connect as Black men in the entertainment industry, discussing the unique challenges they’ve faced and the strength it takes to keep showing up with authenticity. Jarius opens up about the personal struggles he’s overcome and the role his family has played in fueling his success in theater. It’s a powerful, honest, and inspiring conversation about identity, passion, and what it means to make space for yourself on and off the stage.