Hunter opens up about her journey from powerlifting to professional bodybuilding, the physical and mental toll of both sports, and why bodybuilding helped her reconnect with femininity. She speaks candidly about performance-enhancing drugs, coaching dynamics, financial realities of the sport, and the lack of protection for athletes at the highest levels.

The conversation also explores OnlyFans, fetishization, public scrutiny, body image, health risks, and navigating confidence in a body that draws attention everywhere. Hunter shares personal insights on family, boundaries, dating, self-trust, and what it really means to own who you are—online and off.

Devin shares a deeply personal story about reuniting with his family after three years, navigating old wounds, unexpected healing, and meeting his sister’s new family at her wedding. Ashley opens up about grief, pre coping strategies, choosing not to travel for Thanksgiving, and finding joy in a slower, more intentional week. Together they discuss polyamory boundaries, dating intentions, and the complexities of navigating sex, relationships, and emotional alignment.

The episode closes with a lively “this or that” game covering everything from tech usage to global sales trends, followed by their signature unfiltered laughs and candid honesty.

This one blends heart, humor, depth, and chaos the perfect mix for Tell No Lies.

They unpack everything men and women misunderstand about each other, why communication fails, who has it harder in dating today, and whether emotional cheating is worse than physical cheating. They get into love languages, financial expectations in relationships, the reality of dating while successful, and how early couples should share passwords or locations. Nothing is off the table.

The episode also dives into gender roles, modern masculinity, societal shifts, and why both men and women may be changing at the same time. And to close it out, Ashley puts Devin through a blind guessing game of sex toys that he fails spectacularly but hilariously.

It is honest. It is unfiltered. It is wildly entertaining. And it is Tell No Lies at its finest.

The duo dive into wild DMs, including a Disney princess fantasy and an unforgettable toilet photo, followed by one of Dr. Contorno’s worst blind dates that turned into a comedy-club nightmare. They wrap with a ruthless Smash or Pass lineup featuring athletes, celebrities, and internet personalities, plus a debate about gym icks, cheating meals, Pinkbox donuts, and who actually belongs in a Lamborghini.

Fast, funny, unfiltered. Exactly what Tell No Lies does best.

Chris opens up about losing his mother to cancer at a young age, navigating a difficult relationship with his father, overcoming addiction, and finding purpose through fitness and self-discipline. From late-night gym sessions to earning his pro card, he shares how he built success through hustle, faith, and self-awareness—without shortcuts or excuses.

The trio dives into the realities of natural bodybuilding versus enhanced athletes, the mental toll of prep life, social media culture, and the fine line between ambition and burnout. Chris also reflects on how trauma shaped his mindset, why he values authenticity over fame, and his goals for the future in fitness, acting, and entrepreneurship.

Micah speaks vulnerably about losing his brother to heroin, how lifting kept him anchored, and what resilience looks like outside the gym. The three of you dig into longevity, athlete development, and the difference between clout chasing and building something people believe in.

From there, you explore dating economics and first-date norms (who pays and why), the double standard around sexual “body counts,” and why men often prioritize physical factors while women often prioritize emotional connection and sexual competence. You also examine age-gap dynamics, “sugar baby” culture, and the tension between authenticity and social validation. A thoughtful segment on mental health challenges cultural taboos around male vulnerability and female “over-emotion,” emphasizing healthy expression over suppression. The episode closes with each of you naming one thing you’d change about how the other gender commonly shows up in relationships (men: embrace emotions without losing grounded masculinity; women: avoid letting past hurts build walls that punish future partners).

Despite experiencing challenges that many young women never have to confront, Danielle has carried herself with remarkable grace. Rather than allowing her past to define or weigh her down, she has transformed those experiences into strength and resilience.

Today, Danielle is pursuing her passion in cosmetology school and has her eyes set on building an incredible future. Her story is one of courage, perseverance, and empowerment — a reminder that no matter what you’ve been through, it doesn’t have to hold you back from greatness.

Kiara opens up about starting drugs at 12, running with dangerous crowds, surviving life-threatening situations, and serving time in jail. She recounts wild, jaw-dropping stories—meth “hot rails,” stolen cars, dangerous hustles, near-death encounters, and the web of betrayal in the drug world.

But this is also a story of transformation. Kiara reveals the turning points that pushed her to leave that life behind, rebuild from nothing, and ultimately build thriving supplement businesses and a competitive athletic career.

This is a brutally honest conversation about survival, resilience, and the power of personal reinvention—proving that who you were doesn’t have to define who you become.

They reflect on pivotal moments of disconnection, the pain of being unseen during major life milestones, and the self-awareness that comes from doing the hard work in therapy. The conversation also explores what it means to seek closure, whether some relationships are better left in the past, and how to redefine family through connection, not obligation.

This is one of the most intimate and introspective episodes yet—raw, honest, and necessary for anyone reconciling with their past while forging a new way forward.

Ashley opens up about her past struggles with bulimia and how flexible dieting helped her transition to a healthier relationship with food. Devin shares how consistent habits, a priority-based mindset, and years of trial and error helped him build lasting results. They unpack the dangers of perfectionism, the truth about food tracking, and how to structure a fitness routine that’s realistic, sustainable, and supportive of mental wellbeing.

Whether you're learning to say "no" for the first time or reclaiming your space after heartbreak, this episode offers real conversations and hard-earned lessons you won’t want to miss.

They confront the mental health costs that come with the cycle: body dysmorphia, addiction to the “look,” mood instability, and the inability to feel normal off-cycle. Dr. Contorno speaks to the female experience specifically—addressing the irreversible side effects women face and the lack of informed consent in the community. Devin shares personal insights into how the need for external validation and online performance can drive even seasoned athletes to compromise their long-term health for short-term aesthetics.

This episode isn’t about judgment—it’s about transparency. If you’ve ever considered steroids, felt the pressure to look enhanced, or just want to understand what really happens behind closed doors, this one’s for you.

They discuss the rise of PED use in influencer marketing, transparency (or lack thereof) around enhancements, and the ethical responsibility of creators. From bots to burnout, followers to facades, this episode pulls back the curtain on what really goes on behind the curated feeds—and how some influencers disappear when their image can no longer keep up.

Together, they explore the realities of monetizing intimacy, the pressures creators face, and the difference between doing it for empowerment versus doing it out of alignment. Candid, raw, and insightful—this episode strips away the glamor and gets real about what it actually takes to show up on OnlyFans.

They explore the role of communication (or lack thereof), sexual needs, trauma, and how unhealed parts of us often drive betrayal. The conversation dives into toxic patterns, ethical non-monogamy, the difference between male and female cheating, and why some people never truly feel fulfilled in relationships. Vulnerable, powerful, and unapologetically honest—this episode will leave you questioning what loyalty, growth, and connection really mean in today's world.

Listen in to learn:

• Why people cheat—and what it really says about them
• The red flags we ignore and the truths we suppress
• How emotional immaturity and unspoken kinks sabotage relationships
• The healing that only brutal honesty can bring

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By 2014, however, homesickness and a fresh vision drew him back to Orange County—bringing Part 1 to a close.

Stay tuned for Part 2, where the very momentum that launched Devin skyward will ignite the darkest chapter of his journey.