Confessions of a Rock ’n’ Roll Doctor: John Zambetti about music & falling in love with Jane Seymour

Confessions of a Lead Singer: Little Dume's David Frank Gets Real About Love, Music & Life.

David Frank, lead singer of the Malibu-based band Little Dume, joins Zoe for a wide-ranging conversation about music, growing up in Malibu, love, privilege, personal growth, and the experiences that shaped both the man and the artist he is today. He opens up about growing up in Malibu, the advantages—and unexpected challenges—of being surrounded by wealth, success, and opportunity. He candidly talks about being bullied as a kid, how television producer **Mark Burnett** helped change the trajectory of Little Dume, and why he's not afraid to admit that growing up in Malibu opened doors for his music career. He also shares the story behind Little Dume, the inspiration for the band's newest album, and what music has taught him about life, relationships, and authenticity. No Confessions episode would be complete without a few unexpected questions. David reveals his celebrity crush, the riskiest place he's ever had sex, the last time he cried, and why, after years of one-night stands, genuine connection has become just as important as chemistry. He also reflects on navigating divorce, taking time to focus on himself, and what this next chapter of life looks like. This episode is filled with laughter, honest confessions, stories from behind the scenes of the music industry, and a refreshing conversation about success, privilege, love, and becoming comfortable in your own skin. 🎵 Follow Little Dume: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littledumeband/ Website: https://www.littledume.com Follow David Frank: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidfrankmusic/

Confessions of a Woman Born Into Hollywood: Julie Pacino about finding her own voice as a filmmaker

Filmmaker Julie Pacino discusses her directorial debut, I Live Here Now, a surreal psychological horror that digs into trauma, memory and identity as a woman confronts her shadow self to reclaim her body and power. In a candid interview she covers directing actors, artistic influences (Lynch, Kubrick), therapy and psychedelics, the crown as a symbol of sovereignty, growing up with Al Pacino, and balancing filmmaking with photography, music and activism. What starts as a conversation about filmmaking quickly turns into a spontaneous creative exchange, with Julie and Zoe jokingly making movie deals on the spot and dreaming up future collaborations throughout the episode. This conversation is filled with honesty, deep reflections on identity and creativity, insight into Hollywood culture, and lots of unexpected laughs along the way. 🎬 Julie Pacino’s directorial debut *I Live Here Now* premiered in 2025 and stars Lucy Fry, Madeline Brewer, Sheryl Lee, and Matt Rife.

Confessions of Bestselling Author Lucinda Bassett: From Panic to Power - From surviving suicide to financial collapse to rebuilding after the fire

IIn this deeply personal episode of Confessions at the Cabana, Lucinda Bassett sits down with Zoe Scott for a raw and emotional conversation about anxiety, trauma, grief, resilience, and rebuilding your life after unimaginable loss. Lucinda candidly shares her personal journey through panic attacks, childhood trauma, her husband’s suicide, financial collapse, and the Malibu fires. She explains practical tools—breathwork, diet, boundaries, faith, and intention-setting—that helped her transform anxiety into creative power, and discusses what truly helps (and harms) when treating anxiety and depression. Listeners will hear about breathwork, medication cautions, community support, spiritual practices, and the new edition of From Panic to Power, plus guided steps and affirmations to start healing today. Disclaimer: This episode is created for entertainment and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical, psychological, or professional health advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding any mental health concerns or medical conditions.

Confessions of Darin Olien: From Superfoods to Soul Searching to Biohacking.

Known around the world as the “Superfood Hunter,” Darin Olien became a household name through the Emmy-winning Netflix series "Down to Earth" with Zac Efron. But this conversation on Confessions at the Cabana goes far beyond health trends, superfoods, and biohacking. Darin sat down with Zoe Scott for what was supposed to be one kind of interview… and it turned into something completely different. In this intimate and inspiring Malibu conversation, Darin opens up about loss, purpose, relationships, spirituality, and what it really means to live consciously in today’s world. Zoe and Darin also dive into the importance of taking accountability for your life — owning your choices, facing hard truths, and realizing that healing, growth, and change ultimately start with you. The episode moves from wellness and survival to deeper conversations about the human experience, emotional resilience, personal responsibility, and the search for meaning. Darin briefly shares details about his upcoming documentary series exploring the meaning of happiness around the world, including episodes where he travels with Jason Momoa and Elijah Wood. This is not the polished version you usually see online. It’s raw, personal, funny, soulful, unexpected… and deeply human. From living in a tipi after losing his home, to questioning modern society, fame, health, and connection — Darin shares a side of himself that rarely gets seen. This episode explores practical habits for health, the role of vulnerability and listening, and how small consistent choices can lead to large, positive changes in yourself and the world. 🎙️ Confessions at the Cabana is Malibu’s raw and unfiltered podcast where celebrities, creatives, surfers, healers, and locals open up about life beyond the image.

Confessions of an Unhoused Man in Malibu: I'm on a Mission from God ~Daremo’s Story

On this episode of Confessions at the Cabana, we do something that doesn’t happen nearly enough… We give an unhoused person the space to share his story. ~Daremo is a familiar face along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, walking daily with his two dogs, Sweets and Friend, cleaning up trash and caring for the community. Not for recognition—but in the hope of inspiring others to do the same. He doesn’t resonate with the word “homeless.” He prefers unhoused, reminding us that home isn’t a place—it’s something you carry within your heart. ~Daremo says he’s on a pilgrimage—living with purpose, devoted to serving God, and guided by compassion. But beyond his story, this conversation is an invitation… To slow down. To listen. To see the human being in front of you. Because so often, people who are unhoused are judged, dismissed, or overlooked—without anyone ever asking who they are, what they’ve lived through, or what they have to say. ~Daremo’s message is simple: Judge less. Love more. Care for each other and the world we share. He even hands out bumper stickers that read “Don’t Litter” and “Our Community Cares”—small reminders that we’re all responsible for this place we call home. This episode is about presence, compassion, and the power of giving someone a voice. New episodes drop bi-weekly on Tuesdays. Watch or listen—and maybe the next time you see someone who’s unhoused, you pause… and choose curiosity over judgment. If you’re in Malibu and see ~Daremo with Sweets and Friend, stop and say hi.