Question of the Week

Nikita Gill who joins the show via Skype from just outside of London, wrote a piece on ThoughtCatalog.com entitled 'What it’s like when the person you love is dying,' where she talks about losing someone close to her and what that experience was like. She talks to Arye Kellman about how to deal with death and helps answer the question of the day - "Does dealing with death ever get easier?"

Live from California, Michelle Farhang who is a certified mediator talks to Arye Kellman about a piece she wrote on Elitedaily.com entitled 'The Lost Art Of Wooing: 4 Ways Millennials Can Step Up Their Game'. She takes him through the ways Millennials could get better at perusing the opposite sex.

Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott are the husband and wife storytelling team behind 'Uncornered Market' which is a travel and life adventure blog they launched in 2007. They quit their jobs to travel around the world and what was meant to be a 12-18 month creative sabbatical, transitioned into a new lifestyle and new professions for them.

Writer Charlotte Shane who has contributed to many outlets such as Playboy, Pacific Standard, The Verge, and The New Republic joins Jonathan Sinclair live from New York City to talk about a heart-breaking, yet riveting piece she wrote on Medium.com.

Anna Xiques is an active blogger on Medium.com and has recently become a contributing writer on Elitedaily.com. Joining Arye Kellman live from New York City, she talks about an article she wrote called 'Can I Get A F*ck Yeah' which was written based on an experience she had in a club, and answers the question - "Should I swear more?"

21 year old Irene Koutsidis is a senior at the University of Delaware and is studying Journalism and Advertising. She wrote an article on EliteDaily.com entitled 'Why You’ll Always Have A Soft Spot For Your Very First Best Friends'. Irene helps to answer the question of the day - 'What's in a friend?'

At just 14 years old, Jason Smith unfortunately witnessed the death of his uncle due to a heroin overdose in their home. He takes Arye Kellman back to that painful day and talks about what it did to him as a kid.