The amazing Kate Casey.

Welcome back for another episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey.

It's been a heavy time and I wanted to share a story that's uplifting.

Last Friday, I asked for help for a listener whose husband was just diagnosed with a rare cancer.

They were desperately trying to get an appointment with a specific surgeon at Memorial Sloan Ketterine Cancer Center, obviously a door that can feel impossible to open.

Within 18 hours, I received a message from Micah, a listener and a doctor in Colorado who was able to make a direct connection to the surgeon.

This is now the second time angels have stepped forward from this community

and made a life-changing connection for a complete stranger.

As I said in my Facebook group,

I am endlessly moved by the kindness, the generosity,

and the quiet power of people who show up when it matters most.

So thank you so much to Micah and thank you to all of you

that work so hard to figure out ways to help people. Like again, that as I said, complete strangers.

Now, if you're also looking for some more uplifting stories, check out my What to Watch list this

week. I've got a great docu seriesseries about ice dancers going to the Olympics,

and also a documentary about one of the best American Olympic moments of history, the subject of my

episode on Thursday. So make sure that you watch out for that episode. Now, today's episode is a fun one,

because I'm joined by someone who truly understands the psychology

of reality television. Rob Sester Nino, you first met him as one of the most strategic and

entertaining players in survivor history. And over the years, he's become one of the most trusted

voices in the reality TV space through his podcast. Rob has a podcast.

He's also been a buddy of mine for about a decade,

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