This week on Left Hand Right Brain, JD Lopez is joined by the hosts of City Cast Denver—Paul Karolyi and Olivia Jewell Love—for a fun and freewheeling conversation packed with laughs, local flavor, and unexpected opinions.

This week, JD Lopez welcomes back Ethan Everhart for another hilarious and thought-provoking conversation. From debating whether musicians or comedians are more narcissistic to getting paid for your art, and why billionaires are (probably) evil, this episode covers it all!

This week, JD Lopez sits down with Stephanie & Ashliegh, two longtime restaurant industry pros, to dive deep into the realities of working in Denver’s food scene. From the chaotic life of chefs and servers to the financial struggles of running a restaurant, this episode gets real about what it takes to survive in the industry. They also react to a City Cast Denver episode on the state of Denver’s restaurant scene, discussing wage discrepancies, tip culture, and why so many restaurants are closing. Whether you’ve ever waited tables, worked a line shift, or just love eating out, this one’s for you! 

This week, JD sits down with his sister, Miranda Lopez, for a special episode! They dive into family dynamics, entrepreneurship, and the world of medical aesthetics as Miranda shares her journey from high school struggles to becoming a successful business owner, Resilience Laser and Skin Solution.

This week, JD Lopez sits down with Olivia Jewell Love, producer of City Cast Denver, to discuss her journey from aspiring heart surgeon to journalist and podcaster. Olivia shares her experiences working in the newsroom, the challenges of covering sensitive stories, and how spite has fueled her creative pursuits. With plenty of laughs and candid moments, this episode is a must-listen for fans of comedy, journalism, and City Cast Denver!

In this episode, JD Lopez sits down with Denver comedians Josh Emerson and Jeff Stonic to discuss their latest documentary, Bad Indian, which captures the power and humor of Native comedy. The trio dives into the creative process, the significance of Native representation in media, and the balance between storytelling and comedy. Packed with laughs, insights, and a behind-the-scenes look at creating a documentary, this episode is a must-listen for fans of comedy, filmmaking, and authentic cultural representation.

This week, JD Lopez sits down with the incredibly funny Jackie Kashian to discuss her journey in comedy, the evolution of her creative process, and the challenges she’s faced in the industry. Jackie shares her take on the changing landscape of stand-up, sexism in comedy, and what it takes to stay inspired while promoting her upcoming shows and new material.

This week, JD Lopez sits down with French-American comedian Zach Mama for a deep dive into the life of a traveling comedian. Zach shares his experiences couchsurfing across all 50 states, adapting to different audiences, and balancing his jazz drumming background with his passion for stand-up. From hilarious mishaps to unexpected triumphs, this episode is a must-listen for comedy fans and anyone chasing their creative dreams!

This week, JD Lopez brings back Denver comedians Andres Becerril and Patrick Scott for a Los Chupacabros Christmas reunion! Together, they swap stories about hilarious holiday gift exchanges, family traditions gone awry, and the joys (and chaos) of the holiday season.Full of laughs, nostalgia, and the warmth of reconnecting with old friends, this episode is a holiday treat for fans of Left Hand Right Brain and Los Chupacabros alike.