Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum

Gene Simmons (KISS, Deep Water) joins us this week for a wide ranging and surprisingly tender conversation about the mother who shaped him, the bandmate he wishes he had saved, and the work ethic that still has him producing films at 77. Gene opens up about his Hungarian mother surviving the concentration camps, the moment he tasted jam for the first time in America, and why he believes the race only speeds up as you near the finish line. We also get into the painful truth about Ace Frehley, the intervention that should have happened decades ago, his new film Deep Water with Ben Kingsley and Aaron Eckhart, and the night in Belize at 62 when he dropped to his knees and finally came clean to Shannon.

Krysten Ritter (Jessica Jones, Sonic the Hedgehog 3) joins us this week for a candid and very personal conversation about returning to Jessica Jones for Daredevil Born Again, the dream come true of working with Jim Carrey on Sonic 3, and the public panic attacks she has fought through both on set and off. Krysten opens up about her anxiety spirals, the heat stroke that left her terrified, and the acting advice that changed how she approaches every scene. We also talk about playing the unhinged Lady Vengeance on Dexter Resurrection, raising her son Bruce, and the night she almost said killer boots, man, to Jim Carrey.

Dolph Lundgren joins us for one of his most vulnerable and reflective conversations yet. From secretly battling kidney cancer for years to confronting suicidal thoughts and rebuilding his life with a new perspective, Dolph opens up about what survival actually cost him. We talk about the emotional aftermath of diagnosis, how Rocky IV changed his life overnight, the pressure of sudden fame, repairing relationships with his daughters, launching Hard Cut, and why he now sees cancer as an unexpected gift.

Emmanuelle Chriqui (Entourage, Superman and Lois, A Love Like This) joins us this week for a deeply honest conversation about the loss, anxiety, and identity shifts that nobody saw from the outside. Emmanuelle opens up about both of her parents passing, the grounded calm that hides a more anxious interior, and the brutal stretch on Superman and Lois when her manager and dear friend took his life and she didn't know if she could keep going. We also talk about feeling boxed in by Sloan after Entourage, how rejection has changed for her with age, and the small daily practices that keep her in one piece.