Christopher "KiDD" Perry
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Join Christopher “The Kidd” Perry on The Kidd and Friends Podcast—where self-improvement, mindset, and personal growth collide with cosmic curiosity. A 2nd Degree Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt, life influence, and mindset advocate, The Kidd hosts raw, real conversations that explore everything from mental health and spirituality to space exploration, plant medicine, philosophy, and the paranormal. Every new episode is a deep dive into awakening, inner journeys, and high-vibration living—featuring guests from all walks of life who share powerful insights, wild stories, and hard-earned wisdom.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Christopher Perry turns guest testimony into practical conversations about healing, identity and the beliefs people use to rebuild their lives.
Christopher "The Kidd" Perry builds conversations around the point where a guest's private crisis becomes a working account of change. The Kidd and Friends Podcast gives equal room to sound healing after a mental-health collapse, spiritual interpretations of grief, recovery from…
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Iaciello connects a soccer injury to a calmer model of success built on mindset, health, and habits.
A career-ending soccer injury in Naples becomes the starting point for a wider look at ambition, recovery, and what success can cost. Dr. Iacoppo Iaciello traces a path from the early dream of professional soccer into jewelry, gold, diamonds, high-level real estate, and the MPBE…
A grounded story of blindness, self-advocacy, useful accommodations, and choosing a response when control runs out.
Laura Bratton gives the episode its center: a child losing her eyesight who learns, slowly and practically, to build agency around what she cannot control.
An orb on screen turns a spirit-guide conversation toward energy, fear, and the feeling of home.
An orb crossing the screen pulls a conversation about spirit guides into more personal unease. Kit recounts the moment during a close exchange with D. Paul Fleming, described as a Hayaoka, a traditional Indian shaman known as a contrarian.
A third conversation treats ego as an illusion to notice in daily life, not a thing to hunt down and remove.
The episode approaches ego as something less like an object to catch and more like a habit of misrecognition. In this third conversation, the host brings Master Thich Thieu Thien a poem about an ego that cannot be grasped or gotten rid of, then follows her from basic meditation…
A grounded discussion of anger, childhood patterns, and self-inquiry through Jungian individuation.
Dr. Debra Lukavich makes Jungian individuation feel less like a concept to admire and more like a practice that shows up in anger, old survival habits, and spiritual self-inquiry.
A loose, human conversation about spiritual curiosity, inner chatter, and a friendship that still has some unfinished business.
Two longtime friends reconnect and spend the episode circling spiritual curiosity, paranormal interests, and the grind of nonstop inner chatter.
A candid comeback story that moves from coaching into frequency and healing.
This episode follows Daniel Tolson through a comeback story that starts with childhood hearing difficulties and moves into wakeboarding, teaching tricks he could not yet land, and his later work with voice frequency and alignment assessments.
A humane case for healing that puts presence before labels.
Dr. Fred Moss comes across as a psychiatrist who has moved toward a more holistic way of talking about care, and the episode keeps circling one simple idea: people do better when they are met with attention, honesty, and room to speak in their own voice.
Anna Martin interviews writers and couples about the real stories behind Modern Love essays.
Knox and Jamie turn celebrity gossip, film deep dives, and streaming news into weekly comedy.
Two hosts revisit one film, show, or book a week, plus long personal tangents.
A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.
Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.
Robert Wright interviews specialists on Iran, Gaza, Ukraine, Taiwan, and open-source AI.
Kit introduces D.
Ryan Root discusses his transition from running an illegal testosterone operation to founding a legal hormone optimization company, focusing on education and challenging gaps in hormone understanding for health and longevity.
This episode introduces Craig Meriwether, a clinical hypnotherapist who uses techniques like past life regression and NLP to help people heal trauma and anxiety by accessing the subconscious mind.
Guru Yogi Sivan tells The Kidd and Friends Podcast that religion comes from “religio” and means opinion about reality, while yoga is the union of mind and body that reveals a third reality.
Dean Graves says he spent his first 50 years as a commercial real estate developer before realizing that “conventional success” had not made him happy.
Sean Blackwell, author of Bipolar Awakenings: The Quest to Heal Bipolar Disorder, tells Chris on The Kidd and Friends Podcast that he views bipolar, anxiety, OCD, and ADHD as trauma-based disorders rather than chemical illnesses.
Ralph Sutton describes moving between Gas Digital's sex-and-rock podcast world and his Good Sugar show on meditation, wellness, and fitness, with the contrast becoming a running joke about being defined by one thing.
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Laura Bratton says a degenerative retinal disease diagnosed at age 9 slowly took her sight, with major loss happening during the last four years of high school.
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Host Christopher Perry visits Brent Howard at his ironworks studio to explore his unique journey from art student to Yale professor and SpaceX welding lead.
Annie Lisa shares how her sister's murder led to profound spiritual communication, guiding her to discover PSYCH-K—a tool for subconscious reprogramming.
Chris from The Kidd and Friends Podcast talks with Master Thich Thieu Thien, founder of Universal Door Meditation Center in Sugar Land, Texas, and author of The Power of Awake, about breaking free of ego and living without illusion.
Host Christopher Perry interviews Richard Lewis, an author and centering prayer expert, about his journey from struggling with silence to mastering a daily meditation practice.
The host starts skeptical.
Daniel Alexa comes on ready to talk about identity.
Commander William Spears joins the conversation and walks through his background as a nuclear submarine warfare officer, a former executive officer on a ballistic missile submarine, and a Pentagon leader who works where mistakes are not an option.
Scott Martin tells a hard turn in a life story.
The episode opens with Dr.
The guest talks through how source energy reshaped his life after trauma and recovery.
Laura Horwig opens with an out-of-body experience she can only call a whoosh.
David Allen Brown joins the show to talk about Convergence.
Kid brings in Phil, an old friend from high school, and the two settle into an easy catch-up about how long they have known each other and how fast life seems to move.
Barbara Wiseman joins the show to talk about a life spent on hard environmental problems.
Matt Johnson joins the show to talk about hypnosis, NLP, and the idea of rewiring subconscious patterns that shape behavior.
The show opens with a playful Einstein joke, then introduces Daniel Tolson as a leadership coach, frequency healing innovator, and a comeback story with plenty going on.