Eva Longoria, renowned actress and entrepreneur, joins Jay Shetty for a transformative discussion centered on cultivating compassion. They tackle the perils of negativity, especially from social media, and highlight the need for self-awareness and empathy. Eva shares her path to understanding true identity while discussing how to overcome ego and follow one's purpose. The conversation encourages listeners to look beyond labels, embrace mindfulness, and foster deeper connections through compassionate interactions.

Richard Kind, known for his comedic role as Stink Eye Joe, shares memorable moments from the set and the challenges of recalling performances. He talks about the joy of acting alongside legends like Eugene Levy and Steve Martin. Eva Longoria, Zach Galifianakis, and John Hoffman delve into casting dynamics and how clues are cleverly embedded in the narrative. They discuss quirky characters, fan theories, and the impact of humor in storytelling, making for an engaging conversation filled with nostalgia and camaraderie.

Eugene Levy, a comedic actor and writer, joins fellow stars Zach Galifianakis, known for his unique humor, and Eva Longoria, an actress and producer, to explore the trend of celebrities portraying exaggerated versions of themselves. They discuss how these self-portrayals can humanize public figures while sometimes leading to audience skepticism. The trio reflects on standout performances in 'Only Murders in the Building' and the evolution of celebrity cameos, examining how authenticity and humor intersect in modern media.

Emma Stone, Eva Longoria, and Chappell Roan chat about scuba training for acting, meeting the Pope, filming in Spain, upcoming movies, fan dedication, and more. The podcast also covers humorous debate preparations and election news teasers.

Guests Eva Longoria, Ana Navarro, and Diane Guerrero discuss challenges facing the Latino community, unity among underrepresented groups, the need for more representation in Hollywood, and struggles with immigrant parents.