Going Through Something with Carnell Roberts

Carnell gives us his real, raw tell-all of the transformative experience of fatherhood.

Lauren and Brittany give Carnell a double dose of twin life.

Yes? Maybe? How about just "NO." Carnell and Shiloh discuss the importance of saying "yes" to "no," because IYKYK.

Take a trip down memory lane in this must-hear mashup with the CR Duo as they pop a bottle for the 20th episode. What will we talk about next?  What will the future hold? Who knows...but there's no stopping us now!

Dude, man, bro! Carnell learns something "straight" when he and Hayden continue their talk about strength, weakness and the trap of toxic masculinity.

Mental or Muscle? How do you define strength? Carnell and Coach Hayden throw out the playbook on outdated perspectives on strength and weakness.

In Part Two, the table has been set and the tea sipping continues as Carnell and Natalie talk about resolving a cancer diagnosis and the beauty of  remembering and recognizing your true self. 

Pssst, hey, it's your old friend anxiety with some things to tell you. Hang on to your tea and crumpets as therapist and author, Natalie talks with Carnell about the difference between anxiety and fear and which one really deserves a seat at your table.

What do you get when you leave behind the people you love to do what you love? And what do you bring with you? For Sam, it's a poem, a bag of weapons and a heart of service. Sam talks with Carnell about following her passion for doing disaster relief work around the world.

Prop your feet up and get comfy as Carnell and our first male guest, Aaron discuss how real men get mental help. 

At least 10 - 20% of known pregnancies end in miscarriage, and as many as 20% of women experience postpartum depression.  Alex shares her story with Carnell and helps break the silence on miscarriage and motherhood. 

In the world of Instagram, it's all about likes, followers and influencers. Brand director, Caroline  gives us a reality check into the multi-million dollar small businesses of social media influencers.

WARNING: Side effects of fear may include: sweaty palms, increased heart rate, shortness of breath, inability to move...or an opportunity for growth.

Is failure an option? Is failure inevitable? Is failure the end? Carnell talks with two math teachers about the pluses and minuses of failure.

Carnell sits down with gestational surrogate, Jessica to talk about the extensive village joining Carnell and his husband, Gavin on their journey to becoming parents.

He sent her what?! Tea time continues in Part Two of Man, I Feel Like A Woman.

Whoaman! Sh#t just got real in this impromptu episode where Carnell's guests spill the tea on being a woman.

The Dream. The Dating. The Divide. Bridget shares how she handled the thing that just didn't work out.

In our society, we often define our value by our jobs. Carnell and Jacqueline talk about standing up for yourself at work and the courage to walk away.

The Tales of Tanya: In this chapter, we find Tanya as a teen mom, living overseas and being subjected to cult-like behaviors. 

Back at it again, the GTS team, Carnell and Claire, sit down again to discuss high stakes sharing and the concept of the so-called “safe space.” 

Rwandan immigrant, Kel talks about navigating that space that doesn't have a map - white space.

In this pilot of Going Through Something, Carnell talks with GTS podcast producer, Claire Reynolds about coming out, manifesting love and the importance of discussing that “something” you may be going through.