Eyes Up Here

Comedian, host, dad and 100% famous Bert "The Machine" Kreischer joins Lindsey for a chat about life, comedy, familyhood and how one Rolling Stones article could change the course of a life forever.

Comedian, host, dad and 100% famous Bert "The Machine" Kreischer joins Lindsey for a chat about life, comedy, familyhood and how one Rolling Stones article could change the course of a life forever.

Lindsey chats with producer, influencer and political host Hannah Cranston: You may know Hannah from The Young Turks, FoxTV, Huffington Post and YouTube's famous "ThinkTank." The two talk guns, taxes, rich people and the unique experiences of women in media.

Lauren Drain is a nurse, NYT best-selling author and fitness sensation with an incredible story! After escaping from a religious cult during her childhood, Lauren turned her trials into triumph. She tells us her tale of hardship turned health-obsession and lets us in on the real life of a modern-day fitness star.

How often does sexual assault really occur? Lindsey and her best friend Chy tell their personal tales of creeps, power struggles and violence... and they take a shot of vodka for every new story they have. (Editor's Note: Lindsey gets too tipsy to mention the 2011 time she was at an NFL football player(now convicted rapist in 9 states)'s nightclub table and ended up drugged in the emergency room. Who knew there were so many stories one woman could tell? ;)

Lindsey chats with celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Ben Talei on the myths and misconceptions of plastic surgery.

In part two of this episode, Lindsey and Chy continue their conversation by discussing the difference between social media and reality. Brand deals, gossip sites, dating online... Are we really as happy as we seem online?

Get to know the REAL Lindsey Pelas. In part 1 of this hilarious episode, Lindsey gets reverse interviewed by her very best friend and fellow Louisiana girl Chy Fontenette. They talk everything from college days, dating and growing up in the South to where they are now... and not to mention trolls, negging and other d*ck moves.

Playmate of the year, reality tv star, model, environmentalist, food educator, animal rights activist and businesswoman are some of the many titles held by guest Jayde Nicole. With 2.2 million followers, an impressive 10+ year modeling career and a handful of successful businesses, see why Jayde breaks the stereotype and redefines what it means to be a businesswoman in the 21st century.

Comedian Kate Quigley chats with Lindsey on humble beginnings, stigmas of sexy and what it means to have "big dick energy."

From humble beginnings to MTV stardom, Drama tells his tale of leveraging opportunities for success and how he built a brand (that now grosses over $31 million a year) from scratch. He's also lets us in on the time he jumped out of a sixth-story window, survived a coma and discovered Chanel West Coast.

Drake Bell does it all. He's an actor. He's a musician. He's even got pictures of his abs that go viral. Lindsey chats with the Nickelodeon icon and her new fitspo on his massive success. How was he was able to handle early childhood fame and seriously, how did he get those abs? Find out on this episode on Eyes Up Here.

Forbes-featured entrepreneur and youngest founder of a publicly-traded company, Dan Fleyshman, sits with Lindsey to tell his story of being an immigrant to America and becoming one of the most influential people on the internet. A story filled with intuition, strokes of luck and a childhood-inspired hustler's ambition, Get to know why everyone in Hollywood knows about Dan Fleyshman.

Lindsey talks exposure with Maxim Covergirl, Playboy Playmate and self-proclaimed nudist Khloe Terae! Can nudity be empowering? Does social stereotyping body types determine what the world finds artistic versus voyeuristic? Bare with us as we strip down this topic on Eyes Up Here ;)

Comedian Lauren Compton joins Lindsey for a conversation about life as a lady comic. Sexism, Chlamydia and Ambient tweeting all beg the question... do women walk a fine line in comedy?