In The Devil You Don’t Know, Lindsay, Cleveland, and their guests discuss personal growth and development by taking chances and getting out of your comfort zone. Topics range from whimsical to serious and everything in between but are always relevant to growth and development.
Lindsay is a flower child and hippie trapped in 21st-century America. A lover of Jimmy Buffet, Tortola, wide open spaces, sunshine, vegan food, a glass of wine, or a stiff cocktail. Lindsay brings her unique brand of psychotherapy and life experience to the show.
Cleveland Oakes is a dedicated mental health counseling professional currently working his way towards licensure. His life journey has been shaped by his experiences growing up in Brooklyn during the 1980s as a black teenager, and now, as a father of seven children in a blended biracial family, he continues to draw upon those experiences to create a nurturing and inclusive home environment.
Cleveland's childhood in Brooklyn before it was "cool" was a time marked by both challenges and resilience. Growing up as a black teenager in this era meant facing socioeconomic disparities, systemic racism, and the unique struggles of an urban environment. However, these experiences helped shape Cleveland's character, instilling in him a sense of determination, perseverance, and empathy that would serve him well in his future roles as a father and a mental health counselor. Cleveland's life story is a living example of transformation and resilience.
Dr. Albert Bramante, PhD is a performance psychologist, certified in hypnosis and NLP, and a veteran talent agent who has spent decades decoding the psychology of high performers. His mission is to help people across industries—from actors to executives—overcome mental roadblocks and unlock their true potential.
As the author of Rise Above the Script, Dr. Bramante blends neuroscience, psychology, and real-world insights to show that thriving in your career isn’t about grinding harder—it’s about mastering your mindset. His work has been featured on Phantom Electric Ghost, Neon Jazz, Witnesses, and The KAJ Masterclass Live, and he is a sought-after guest for podcasts, conferences, and workshops.
Joe Dillon, co-founder of Equitable Mediation Services, to explore how couples can navigate the emotional and financial complexities of divorce with clarity, compassion, and collaboration. With over 17 years of experience and a personal connection to the impact of divorce, Joe shares why mediation—not litigation—can lead to better outcomes for families.
Wendy Correa is a memoirist, trauma survivor, and passionate advocate for healing through truth-telling. In her powerful debut memoir My Pretty Baby: Seeking Truth and Finding Healing, Wendy recounts her journey through childhood loss, domestic abuse, and the long shadow of generational trauma.
After losing her father at the age of seven, Wendy endured years of emotional and physical turmoil in a home dominated by fear and silence. Through therapy, mindfulness practices, and deep inner work, she slowly began to reclaim her story, set healthy boundaries, and find peace—not just for herself, but for the next generation.
Today, Wendy speaks and writes with courage and compassion about grief, resilience, and the transformative power of self-understanding. Her work reminds us that healing is not about erasing the past, but about learning to live freely beyond its grip.