Trying Not To Die

What Hollywood Doesn't Want You to Notice | Conrad Flynn

In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne sits down with Conrad Flynn for a fascinating conversation that explores the hidden connections between Hollywood, rock music, Silicon Valley, spirituality, and American culture. Drawing from years of research and personal experiences growing up around the entertainment industry, Conrad shares stories that challenge conventional narratives and reveal unexpected links between some of the most influential people, movements, and moments of the last century. From old Hollywood legends and the counterculture era to technology, faith, and the nature of coincidence itself, this episode is a deep dive into the stories behind the stories and the forces that continue to shape the modern world.

Paris Jackson On Grief, Music & Growing Up In The Spotlight

In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne sits down with Paris Jackson for a raw and deeply personal conversation about grief, identity, addiction, mental health, and growing up under unimaginable public scrutiny. Paris opens up about the pressure of carrying one of the most famous last names in the world, the challenges of finding herself outside public perception, and the ongoing process of healing through music, spirituality, creativity, and recovery. From childhood memories and personal loss to self-acceptance and rebuilding her life on her own terms, this episode explores what it means to survive while learning how to truly live.

Cory Richards On Climbing Everest and Losing Control

In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne sits down with legendary climber and photographer Cory Richards for a raw conversation about survival, addiction, trauma, and identity. Cory opens up about bipolar disorder, near-death experiences, chasing purpose through extreme adventure, and the emotional crash that followed some of the biggest accomplishments of his life, including summiting Everest. From avalanches and fame to recovery and rebuilding himself off the mountain, this episode explores what happens when surviving the impossible still isn't enough to save you. Thank you to our sponsors: - Need Delicious Coffee? Go to https://www.drinkcaveman.com [https://www.drinkcaveman.com/] and use code trying15 for 15% off your first order. -Get up to 39% off your Mitopure Gummies at Timeline.com/TRYING [https://timeline.com/trying] -Go to AquaTru.com [https://aquatru.com] now for 20% off (your purifier) using promo code TRYING Music by Ryan Hahn.

Howie Mandel Talks OCD and Conspiracy Theories

In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne and Ryan Drexler sit down with the legendary Howie Mandel for one of the most honest and eye-opening conversations yet. Howie opens up about living with OCD, anxiety, and intrusive thoughts, and what it's really like inside his mind. From debilitating panic attacks to years of hiding his diagnosis, he shares how a moment on radio changed everything and helped him realize he wasn't alone. The conversation dives deep into mental health, fear, and the reality of coping with something that doesn't just "go away." Howie explains the difference between everyday habits and true OCD, and why understanding that distinction matters more than people think. Along the way, the conversation touches on growing up without mental health awareness, coping with germophobia, raising kids with similar struggles, and the importance of removing the stigma around mental health. Howie offers a powerful perspective on fear. Not as something to avoid, but as the very force that drives people forward in life. Thank you to our sponsors: -Need Delicious Coffee? Go to https://www.drinkcaveman.com [https://www.drinkcaveman.com/] and use code trying15 for 15% off your first order. -Start your new morning ritual & get up to 43% off your @MUDWTR with code TRYING at mudwtr.com/TRYING [https://mudwtr.com/trying]! #mudwtrpod #ad

Jim Norton Gets Real: Sobriety at 18, Self-Doubt & Comedy

In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne and Ryan Drexler sit down with comedian and longtime friend Jim Norton for one of the most brutally honest conversations yet. Jim opens up about getting sober at just 18 years old, why he still struggles with self-worth decades later, and how shame, addiction, and impulse control have shaped his life both on and off stage. From sex addiction and dopamine-driven habits to the reality of long-term recovery, this is a raw, unfiltered look at what it actually means to "work on yourself." The conversation dives deep into relationships, communication, and the damage that can come from saying things you can't take back, as well as the discipline it takes to stop yourself in the moment. Jim also shares his thoughts on confidence, comedy, and why he's never fully believed in his own success despite a massive career. Presented by Caveman Coffee https://www.DRINKCAVEMAN.COM ☕. Powered by Osbourne Media.