Rising artist Spencer Sutherland stops by for an episode packed with tequila tastings, Elvis deep-dives, and the brutal (and inspiring) realities of building a career in 2024.

Richard and Spencer talk going viral by accident, touring the world without a giant hit, chasing authenticity over “goal-post pop,” and how bell-bottoms, TikTok, and pure determination reshaped his career.

It’s a hilarious, honest conversation about dreams, delusion, vision, and what it really takes to survive the music business today.

A must-listen for artists, fans, and anyone manifesting their future.

This week on Stories to Tell, Richard Marx sits down with actor, musician, and all-around icon John Stamos for one of the most revealing, hilarious, and unexpectedly heartfelt conversations of the season.

From the early days of General Hospital to worldwide stardom on Full House, Stamos opens up about how fame shaped — and sometimes overshadowed — the work he truly loved. He and Richard dive into sobriety, self-discovery, creative reinvention, fatherhood, and why the “old-school entertainers” still matter.

The two longtime friends trade stories about Sinatra, Elvis, Beach Boys tours, Rickles, Broadway, karaoke disasters, near-career meltdowns, and what it feels like to chase (and survive) dopamine rushes onstage.

Stamos also shares intimate moments from his journey to sobriety, meeting his wife Caitlin, the pressures of aging in Hollywood, and what he still hopes to accomplish as an actor and performer.

You’ll laugh, you’ll get misty, and you’ll definitely hear a few stories you’ve never heard anywhere else.

Stream now for a candid hang between two friends who have truly lived it.

Emmy-nominated comedian and writer Carol Leifer joins Richard Marx for a conversation packed with laughs, wisdom, and Hollywood stories. From opening for Frank Sinatra to shaping comedy history on Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Modern Family, Carol reflects on her journey, creative process, and new book How to Write a Funny Speech. The two also share candid stories about love, life, and staying inspired decades into their careers.

Richard Marx welcomes JC Chasez and Lance Bass for a deep, funny, and revealing conversation about the rise of NSYNC, the music industry’s chaos, and life after fame. From early struggles and Lou Pearlman’s contracts to rediscovering creativity through new projects, this episode is pure nostalgia and heart.

In this intimate episode of Stories to Tell, Richard Marx sits down with the incomparable Rufus Wainwright for a conversation that spans decades of music, art, and reinvention. From growing up in a legendary musical family to becoming one of the first openly gay male artists signed to a major label, Rufus shares his journey with wit and warmth. The two dive deep into his genre-crossing career touching on his haunting Dream Requiem, upcoming musical Opening Night, and even his operatic work for King Charles. They also reflect on family legacy, the surrealism of success, and finding space to rest in a whirlwind of creativity. Richard's wife Daisy even makes a cameo.....well, in spirit......thanks to her lifelong love of Rufus' live performances. Pour a drink (virgin or otherwise) and enjoy a beautifully candid episode filled with laughter, insight, and artistic truth.

In this episode of Stories to Tell, Richard Marx sits down with the wildly honest and hilarious singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson for a cocktail-fueled conversation that pulls no punches. From his lifelong decision to stay sober, to thoughts on intimacy, control, and his theory on why olives taste like Pompeii.....Matt lays it all out with his trademark charm and wit. The two longtime friends also reflect on their first meeting in the early 2000s, creative processes, and the complicated nature of authenticity. It's deep, absurd, touching, and laugh-out-loud funny.....sometimes all in the same sentence. Whether you're a fan of Matt's music or just here for the martini talk, this one’s packed with raw takes and real friendship. Pour something strong (or don’t) and settle in.

Maria Menounos sits down with Richard Marx for a deeply personal, revealing, and often emotional conversation unlike anything you’ve heard before. From growing up the daughter of Greek immigrants cleaning Boston nightclubs to becoming a household name in television, Maria opens up about her improbable journey to success—and the major health battles that forced her to slow down and reevaluate everything.

In this candid and powerful episode, Maria shares the behind-the-scenes truth of her rise through beauty pageants, early news anchoring, and landing at Entertainment Tonight, while juggling personal ambition and cultural expectations. She dives into surviving a brain tumor, battling pancreatic cancer, navigating autoimmune disorders, and the major turning point that made her finally say: enough.

We talk about manifestation, marriage, motherhood, Hollywood, health care, and what it truly means to be present. Maria also opens up about the painful lessons she learned in the entertainment industry, and why helping others—and herself—through her podcast Heal Squad has become her most important mission yet.

This episode is full of wisdom, laughter, surprises, and unforgettable stories. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Maria’s journey, this one will stay with you.

This week on Stories to Tell, Chely Wright joins Richard Marx for one of the most powerful conversations we’ve had yet.

From her early rise in Nashville to becoming the first openly gay country music artist, Chely opens up about the moments that shaped her career, her identity, and her courage to speak out. She shares deeply personal stories about coming out, the impact on her life and career, and the long road back to the Grand Ole Opry.

It’s a moving, honest, and inspiring episode you don’t want to miss.

This weeks guest Jon Cryer!

This weeks guest is Heather Dubrow!

This week we have the privilege of hosting the legendary, best-dressed Bootsy Collins! Stream his new album 'Album of the Year #1 Funkateer' out now: https://bootsycollins.komi.io/

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