Hamptons to Hollywood

Jeremy Piven: Making Movies & Living Authentically

Jeremy Piven sat down with Hamptons to Hollywood Founder, Kyle Langan, for a discussion about his newest film, "My Dad's Christmas Date," which is out now in select theaters and On-Demand. Kyle asked Jeremy about his decades-long acting career, making movies during COVID-19, and what he might be doing if he wasn't acting.

Jeremy was thoughtful, honest, and drew parallels between himself and his character, David, in "My Dad's Christmas Date," citing that through his expansive entertainment career, it was this character that he felt the most connected to.

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Emily Sears: The Juxtaposition of Modeling & Feminism

Kyle Langan sat down with Emily Sears in front of a live audience for a conversation on Emily's career as a international model and her work in activism and advocating for women's rights. They spoke in detail about how Emily grew up in Australia, how culture and social media have impacted and changed the way society perceives certain social issues, and the different subsets of feminism. Emily is a role model for women everywhere by setting the example - and going against the taboo - that women are multifaceted and should freely embrace their sexuality, power, intelligence, and ambition to realize the best version of themselves.

Marley Ficalora: How Healthy Eating Can Change Your Life

Kyle Langan sits down with fellow Hamptons to Hollywood transplant and Founder of the Produce Section Challenge, Marley Ficalora, for a conversation on wellness. Marley originally hails from Montauk and since moving to Hollywood, has embraced plant based eating - and turned his lifestyle into a successful business. What started as a challenge to only eat food found in the produce section of grocery stores, has since started a booming career. Kyle and Marley discuss health, recipes, life, and how we can all become healthier by going plant based - for cheap! More on www.HamptonstoHollywood.com.

Elissa Jeanette: What Alcoholism is REALLY Like

Kyle Langan, Founder of Hamptons to Hollywood, sits down with friend, Elissa Jeanette, to take a deep dive into the world of being sober. The twosome talk about taboos, shame, judgment, and vulnerability and how everyone - whether you're in Alcoholics Anonymous or not - is going through something and that recovery looks the same for all of us. It's a powerful subject that seeks to enlighten and give a glimpse into the lives of those who struggle to stay sober each day. www.HamptonstoHollywood.com

The Kyle Chronicles #8: A Wave of Polygamy

Kyle Langan examines polyamorous relationships in the latest episode of "The Kyle Chronicles" and how those relationships differ between the straight and gay communities. When you're dating multiple people, is it considered polyamory? www.HamptonstoHollywood.com

The Kyle Chronicles #7: Choices

Kyle Langan reflects on the choices we, as people, make in relationships and how those choices can either propel us forward, or have deleterious effects. www.HamptonstoHollywood.com

The Kyle Chronicles #6: I Keep on Fallin'

Kyle Langan tells the whole story on how he broke his heel and how the entire experience was actually a euphemism for falling in love. Read more on www.HamptonstoHollywood.com.

Mike Manning: MTV's The Real World, Acting, Spirituality, & LGBTQ Advocacy

For a special Pride Month edition of the Hamptons to Hollywood podcast, Kyle Langan sat down with Mike Manning, who first rose to prominence as an LGBTQ advocate with his appearance on MTV's "The Real World DC." Over the years, as Mike forged a successful acting career, he also began producing poignant films with a deep cultural resonance, including "Kidnapped for Christ." Kyle and Mike chatted about his film career, where he stands on the juxtaposition of being religious and a LGBTQ advocate, and how his life as changed being a public LGBTQ role model for the past 10 years.

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The Kyle Chronicles #5: Fairytales We Tell Ourselves

Kyle Langan unconsciously drops that oh-so familiar four-letter "L" word for the first time regarding Jack, and it just might have been a little too early. The act sends Kyle and Jack down an awkward, potentially dangerous road. Will their relationship recover? Have you ever said "I Love You" too early? What happened? Drop us a comment and let us know. www.HamptonstoHollywood.com

Patrick Langan: Fathers & Sons

For a special Father's Day episode of the Hamptons to Hollywood Podcast, Kyle Langan sat down for a special conversation with his dad, Pat Langan, to talk through a myriad of topics, chief among them, the relationship between fathers and sons. Pat confessed his initial reaction to becoming a dad and the ways in which he always tried to parent consciously, and Kyle divulged what were the greatest gifts that Pat unwittingly imbued unto him. Whether you are close with your own father or not, the dialogue is an important one that explores the psychology of what men go through when they become fathers.