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ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones delivers smart, funny, and heartfelt conversations with celebrities, innovators, and everyday heroes. More than talk, each episode uncovers insights and stories that leave you entertained, enlightened — and truly in the know. Whether it's laughter, life lessons, or the little truths that stick with you, Jones makes sure every episode leaves you knowing something new — about the world, about others, and maybe even about yourself. Jones and podcast announcer, celebrated voice actor and the original voice of Siri, Susan Bennett, KNOW you deserve more from your podcast. Described by Erin Brockovich as "The best podcast and host ever," ON THE KNOWS is the perfect antidote to today's anxiety-ridden media landscape.
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- 6 days ago43 min
232: Regan Hutsell KNOWS Kindness, Passion & What It Means to Be Miss America Today
What happens when a former Radio City Rockette becomes Miss America? For Regan Hutsell, the answer involves far more than a crown, a sash, and a spectacular pair of high kicks. In this inspiring, funny, and deeply personal episode of ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones, Miss America Regan Hutsell opens up about her journey from professional ballet dancer and Radio City Rockette to Miss Texas and Miss America. Along the way, she shares powerful lessons about courage, self-worth, body image, kindness, leadership, and finding the confidence to be unapologetically yourself. At the heart of their conversation is Regan's deeply personal advocacy initiative, Your Body Is Your Home. She candidly discusses the pressures she experienced growing up in the competitive dance world, her struggles with an eating disorder, and the transformative realization that her body deserves care and respect beyond its ability to perform. But this conversation is about more than overcoming adversity. It's about discovering your voice, celebrating individuality, and recognizing that you don't need a title to make a difference. In this episode, discover: • How Regan Hutsell went from the Radio City Rockettes to becoming Miss America. • The emotional story behind her Your Body Is Your Home initiative and her journey toward body acceptance. • Why she believes kindness, courage, and leadership begin long before anyone hands you a crown. • How the Miss America Organization's four pillars—Style, Service, Scholarship, and Success—help shape the women who participate. • Why Regan celebrates individuality, inclusion, and the changing perceptions of beauty. • The special friendship between Regan and fellow finalist Miss Louisiana Shelby Bordelon. • How groundbreaking ballerina Misty Copeland inspired Regan to believe in herself. • What the arts, dance, and positive role models can teach us about personal growth. • The inspiring answer Regan gives when Randall asks his signature question: "What do you know?" Randall also shares the extraordinary story of watching Regan win Miss America from the second row—and predicting her victory during the opening number! The two find common ground through their admiration for Vanessa Williams, her mother Helen Williams, Pat Benatar, and the importance of human connection. And because this is ON THE KNOWS, expect a little mischief, too. From an impromptu word-association challenge to a rather unforgettable Maryland crab hat, this conversation proves that inspiration and laughter make excellent companions. "You don't have to wait until you have a crown on your head. Like, kindness starts now. Using your voice to be a champion for change starts now." — Regan Hutsell Join Randall Kenneth Jones for a heartfelt conversation about resilience, authenticity, the power of encouragement, and what it really means to be a role model. ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones delivers smart, funny, and heartfelt conversations at the intersection of the arts, humanities, creativity, and connection. Featuring announcer Susan Bennett, the original voice of Siri, the podcast has been praised by consumer advocate Erin Brockovich as "the best podcast and host ever." Listen, watch, and discover more at www.OnTheKnows.com. #MissAmerica #ReganHutsell #MissAmerica2027 #OnTheKnows #RandallKennethJones Regan Hutsell: https://www.instagram.com/reganhutsell Randall Kenneth Jones: www.RandallKennethJones.com Susan Bennett: www.SusanCBennett.com Kevin Randall Jones: www.KevinRandallJones.com Photos Courtesy Miss America IP INC. Additional photos provided by Brian Edwards, Rachel Roberts, Steve C. Phan, Houston M. Photography and Randall Kenneth Jones.
- 2 weeks ago38 min
331: Cara Robertson KNOWS Lizzie Borden, Murder, and the Truth Behind the Trial
Did Lizzie Borden really kill her parents? The truth may be more complicated than the infamous so-called "nursery rhyme" suggests. On this episode of ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones, author and legal scholar Cara Robertson joins Randall to revisit one of America's most infamous unsolved murder cases: the 1892 killings of Andrew and Abby Borden and the sensational trial of Lizzie Borden. Drawing on her meticulously researched book, "The Trial of Lizzie Borden," Robertson examines the courtroom evidence, the testimony that never reached the jury, the controversial allegations surrounding a possible poison purchase, and the legal strategies that helped secure Lizzie's acquittal. Why did Victorian-era attitudes toward women shape the case? How did newspaper reporters turn a murder trial into a national spectacle? And what can the trial teach us about the difference between historical evidence and the stories we want to believe? With Randy's trademark curiosity, personal knowledge of the case, humor, and fascination with true crime, this conversation explores the mysteries, personalities, and cultural forces that have kept the Lizzie Borden case alive for more than 130 years. Was Lizzie guilty, innocent, or involved in ways we may never fully understand? Despite what the various fictionalized retellings have told you, you can now listen and decide for yourself. Cara Robertson began researching the Borden case as a Harvard undergraduate in 1990. She holds a PhD from Oxford University and a JD from Stanford Law School. She clerked at the Supreme Court of the United States, served as a legal adviser to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia at The Hague, and has written for various publications. Her scholarship has been supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Humanities Center, of which she is a Trustee. Keywords: Lizzie Borden, Cara Robertson, The Trial of Lizzie Borden, Lizzie Borden trial, Lizzie Borden murders, true crime history, unsolved murder mysteries, Victorian crime, American criminal justice, historical true crime, ON THE KNOWS, Randall Kenneth Jones. #LizzieBorden #TrueCrime #CaraRobertson #TheTrialOfLizzieBorden #TrueCrimeHistory Cara Robertson: www.CaraWRobertson.com Randall Kenneth Jones: www.RandallKennethJones.com Susan Bennett: www.SusanCBennett.com Kevin Randall Jones: www.KevinRandallJones.com
- 4 weeks ago31 min
230: Fedor Steer KNOWS American Horror Story, Hollywood, and the Importance of Not Complaining
What does it take to become the guy audiences love to hate? Actor Fedor Steer joins Randall Kenneth Jones on ON THE KNOWS for a smart, funny, and surprisingly inspiring conversation about acting, horror, perseverance, and the strange path that can lead to a career playing some of film and television's most memorable villains. Known for his work in "American Horror Story," "The Haunting of Hill House," "Evil," "Bloodline," "Haunted Mansion," and "Scary Movie 6," Fedor talks about becoming "American Horror Story's" evildoer du jour, Mr. Nas, his frighteningly elaborate makeup, spending hours in the makeup chair, filming a nude bathtub scene, and what it was really like working alongside film legends Jessica Lange and John Waters. Fedor also shares the remarkable story of how teenage Joseph Gordon-Levitt and his family inspired his acting career while he worked as a cruise-ship officer. He discusses his years as an elementary-school teacher, the realities of having a day job as an actor, learning 14 pages of dialogue, and discovering that even the smallest role can become an opportunity. Most importantly, Fedor explains what he KNOWS about succeeding in Hollywood: persevere, listen, be prepared, put your phone away, know your lines—and, above all, don't complain. It's a conversation about acting, creativity, career reinvention, professionalism, kindness, and the power of simply paying attention. #FedorSteer #AmericanHorrorStory #AHS #AmericanHorrorStory13 #MrNas Fedor Steer: www.FedorSteer.com Randall Kenneth Jones: www.RandallKennethJones.com Susan Bennett: www.SusanCBennett.com Kevin Randall Jones: www.KevinRandallJones.com
- Oct 3, 202633 min
229: Peter Finn KNOWS How to Work Hard, Play Nice & Build Something That Lasts
What do you do when your biggest dreams seem impractical, your values are tested, and you're nowhere near finished building what you started? Peter Finn has some answers. On this episode of ON THE KNOWS, Randall Kenneth Jones talks with Peter Finn, founder of Finn Partners, one of the largest independent PR and marketing firms worldwide, and the driving force behind the Catskill Mountain Foundation, about the values that have shaped his life and work. Peter is the author of “Driven to Build: Guided by Values, Leading for Long-Term Success in the For-Profit and Nonprofit Worlds.” Peter shares why “work hard and play nice” is more than a slogan, how collaboration helps turn ambitious ideas into reality, and why he believes doing the right thing sometimes means walking away from more than a million dollars in business. He also discusses the importance of creating a workplace where people feel valued, making a difference in the community, and continually striving to amaze. From building a global communications firm to developing a destination for the arts in upstate New York, Peter’s story is about persistence, purpose and the people who make big things possible. His parting wisdom? Life is precious. Use it well. Listen for an engaging conversation about values-driven leadership, entrepreneurship, collaboration, the arts, community impact and building a legacy that lasts. #PeterFinn #OnTheKnows #RandallKennethJones #DrivenToBuild #ValuesDrivenLeadership Peter Finn: www.FinnPartners.com Peter Finn: www.catskillmtn.org Randall Kenneth Jones: www.RandallKennethJones.com Susan Bennett: www.SusanCBennett.com Kevin Randall Jones: www.KevinRandallJones.com
- Sep 21, 202638 min
228: Jen Golbeck KNOWS Dogs, Dog Behavior, Psychology and What Dogs Teach Us About People
What if thinking like a dog could actually help you live a better life? On this episode of ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones, Randall welcomes back Dr. Jen Golbeck, PhD, author of Think Like a Dog: How Positive Psychology Can Help Your Dog Thrive, for a smart, funny, heartfelt—and occasionally surprisingly emotional—conversation about dogs, psychology, happiness, and the extraordinary bond between humans and their canine companions. Dr. Golbeck explains positive psychology and how its focus on strengths, purpose, connection, curiosity, kindness, vitality, humor, and fulfillment can help dogs—and the people who love them—thrive. Along the way, Randy and Jen explore what dogs really understand about our emotions, why dogs can recognize our tone of voice and facial expressions, what their famous “puppy dog eyes” may tell us about the human-dog relationship, and why letting your dog stop and sniff on a walk may be more important than getting those extra steps. They also challenge some of our most familiar assumptions about canine behavior. Do dogs actually feel guilt? What does a wagging tail really communicate? Can dogs smell our moods? Why do dogs sometimes mediate conflict? And what happens when we stop trying to make dogs behave like perfect humans and instead learn to appreciate them as the creatures they are? The conversation takes a deeply personal turn as Randy reflects on his beloved Airedale, Alexander, and the fears that come with loving an aging dog. Jen shares moving stories from her experience rescuing special-needs dogs and discusses canine pain, loss, grief, end-of-life care, resilience, and the profound lessons dogs can teach us about living in the present. At its heart, this is a conversation about dogs, love, empathy, relationships, resilience, and human connection—and why “Think Like a Dog” may be about much more than understanding your dog. Because sometimes the best way to understand our dogs is to pay closer attention to what they're teaching us about ourselves. #ThinkLikeADog #JenGolbeck #ONTheKNOWS #DogBehavior #PositivePsychology Jen Goldbeck: www.JenGolbeck.com Randall Kenneth Jones: www.RandallKennethJones.com Susan Bennett: www.SusanCBennett.com Kevin Randall Jones: www.KevinRandallJones.com
- Sep 4, 202639 min
227: Carol Lin KNOWS Journalism, Identity, Love, Loss, and the Moments that Change Us
Award-winning journalist and author Carol Lin joins Randall Kenneth Jones for a deeply personal and revealing conversation about journalism, identity, ambition, love, motherhood, loss, curiosity, and the moments in life when everything changes. Lin, a veteran television journalist who worked at ABC, CNN and Good Morning America, is the author of “When News Breaks: A Memoir of Love and War—a memoir” that goes far beyond the breaking-news stories that defined her career. It is a story about searching for identity, trying to prove yourself, learning when to let go, and discovering what really matters when life interrupts even the best-laid plans. Lin takes Randy inside the experience of anchoring live CNN coverage on September 11, 2001, describing what it was like to be at the center of breaking news as the unimaginable unfolded. But 9/11 is only one part of a much larger story. As Lin explains, the historic news events of her career serve as a backdrop to a more intimate journey: a Chinese American daughter trying to understand where she belongs, a journalist determined to establish her own identity, a woman balancing an all-consuming career with marriage and motherhood, and a mother writing a memoir as a gift to her daughter. The conversation explores the complicated relationship between journalism and personal identity, including Lin's experience of repeatedly being mistaken for fellow journalist Connie Chung and what that revealed about race, gender and representation in American television news. Lin also reflects on growing up as the daughter of Chinese immigrants and the lessons her father gave her about reading, knowledge and possibility. Her father's belief that reading could help her “know everything” became an important part of the person she would become. Randy and Lin talk about the power of curiosity over assumption—and why asking someone about their experience can be more meaningful than pretending you already understand it. Lin explains why she doesn't want people simply to reach conclusions about the Asian-American experience; she wants them to be curious enough to ask questions and engage in genuine conversation. They also discuss the deeply personal heart of When News Breaks: Lin's complicated love story with her late husband, fellow journalist Will Robinson, the choices they faced about marriage and starting a family, his devastating diagnosis while Lin was six months pregnant, and the difficult process of writing honestly about a relationship that was neither perfect nor simple. For Lin, the book became an act of love—and ultimately an act of liberation. The two also explore Lin's fascination with time, particularly the “before and after” moments that divide our lives into what existed before and what existed afterward. Whether it's 9/11, a devastating diagnosis, falling in love, becoming a parent or confronting a life-changing decision, these moments become permanently embedded in our memories. And because this is ON THE KNOWS, Randy ends with the question he asks every guest: Carol Lin, what do you know? Her answer is powerful: We are not defined by our worst mistake. Our lived experience carries us through difficult moments—and we can give ourselves grace. This is a conversation about journalism, storytelling, identity, Asian-American heritage,women in television news, 9/11, marriage, motherhood, grief, resilience, curiosity, memoir, human connection and the power of words. It is also a reminder that sometimes the stories that make the biggest impact aren't the stories we thought we were going to tell. This episode features: Carol Lin’s journey from daughter of Chinese immigrants to network television journalist. The search for identity — and what it means to be seen through the eyes of others. Breaking news and 9/11: Lin reflects on covering some of the most consequential stories of her career. The pressure to prove yourself in a competitive world of television journalism. Being mistaken for Connie Chung — and the challenge of establishing her own identity and credentials. The power of curiosity and why asking questions is more important than making assumptions. The complicated relationship between journalism and personal life, including career, marriage and motherhood. Love and loss: the deeply personal story of Lin’s relationship with her late husband, Will Robinson. Writing “When News Breaks” and the courage required to tell an honest story about an imperfect relationship. Motherhood and legacy: why Lin wrote the memoir in part as a gift to her daughter. The importance of time — and the life-changing moments that divide our lives into “before” and “after.” The surprising power of memoir to help readers see their own lives in someone else’s story. Giving ourselves grace and refusing to let our worst mistakes define us.
- Aug 25, 202633 min
226: Tony Rubleski KNOWS Mind Capture, Self-Talk, Resilience, Reinvention and the Voice Inside His Head
What happens when you realize the life you thought you wanted no longer fits? In this thought-provoking and deeply personal episode of ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones, award-winning author, keynote speaker, marketing expert and thought leader Tony Rubleski joins Randall for a wide-ranging conversation about his latest book, DON’T QUIT, DO IT, and the lessons it offers about personal growth, mindset, resilience, reinvention, creativity, marketing, sales, and navigating life’s unexpected transitions. At the heart of the conversation is Tony’s concept of “mind capture”—the ability to stand out and earn attention in a world overwhelmed by information, social media, digital distractions and competing demands. Tony explains why attention has become one of our most valuable commodities and why focus may be more important—and more endangered—than ever. But this conversation quickly goes far beyond marketing. Tony and Randy explore the power of self-talk and the importance of making the voice inside your head an ally rather than an enemy. Tony discusses how setbacks, habits and daily choices shape our lives—and why structure can actually create freedom rather than restrict it. The conversation also becomes remarkably candid when Tony talks about his recovery from compulsive gambling and his experience with Gamblers Anonymous. He explains how learning to live “one day at a time” changed his relationship with risk and ultimately led him to embrace a different kind of risk-taking: betting on himself, his talents, his skills and his gifts. For entrepreneurs, business leaders, creatives and anyone who has ever said, “I don't want to be in sales,” Tony offers another powerful perspective: everyone is selling. Whether you're promoting a business, pitching an idea, interviewing for a job, building a relationship or simply communicating your value, persuasion is part of everyday life. Tony also identifies what he considers one of the biggest mistakes in modern marketing: being boring. In an age when audiences may give you only seconds of their attention, he argues that creativity, humor, surprise and authenticity can be powerful tools for earning “mind capture.” And then the conversation takes an unexpectedly personal turn. Randy opens up about being 64 and realizing that the hunger that once drove him may have changed. Rather than treating that realization as failure, Tony reframes it as part of aging, wisdom and discernment. The goal isn't necessarily to “grind” harder, but to find greater harmony—to become more selective about the people, projects, audiences and causes that deserve your time. Tony and Randy also discuss the importance of simplicity, slowing down, self-care and “plugging your soul in” in an increasingly noisy digital world. Tony shares simple ways to reconnect with what matters, from taking a walk and practicing gratitude to calling family, writing a thank-you note and deliberately creating moments away from technology. Perhaps most importantly, Tony talks about living the very lessons he writes about. Following the launch of his book, his own life underwent a major transition, including the end of a relationship and a move back to Michigan. Rather than pretending to have everything figured out, Tony explains why sometimes letting go of the future you imagined is necessary to make room for the life that actually comes next. This is ultimately a conversation about reinvention, resilience, purpose and staying open to what life still has to teach us. In this episode, Randall Kenneth Jones and Tony Rubleski discuss: • What “mind capture” means and why earning attention is increasingly difficult • The modern attention economy and the impact of social media and digital distraction • Why focus may be one of our most valuable—and threatened—resources • The power of positive self-talk and making your inner voice an ally • Why freedom without structure can become chaos • Tony’s journey through compulsive gambling recovery and Gamblers Anonymous • What it really means to “bet on yourself” • Why everyone is involved in sales, whether they realize it or not • Marketing, personal branding and the danger of being boring • How humor and creativity can capture attention • Why adults laugh far less than children—and why that matters • Finding motivation and purpose later in life • Reinvention, aging and changing definitions of success • Why simplicity can become more important as we get older • Learning to let go of a life that no longer serves you • Managing information overload in the age of AI • How to “plug your soul in” every day • The importance of relationships, gratitude and human connection • Why it's okay not to know everything • Learning from setbacks rather than pretending they don't happen • The value of remaining a student of life Tony's final answer to Randy’s signature question—“What do you know?”—may be the perfect
- Aug 11, 202625 min
225: Sarah Hardwig KNOWS America’s Got Talent, Country Music, Courage, Emotional Intelligence, and How to Be a Visionary
Country singer-songwriter Sarah Hardwig has the distinction of being the first blind guest to join Randall Kenneth Jones on ON THE KNOWS. What follows is an honest, funny and deeply moving conversation about America’s Got Talent, music, self-doubt, courage, advocacy and discovering the unique ways we experience the world. At just 23, Sarah Hardwig has already stepped onto one of television’s biggest stages—and captured the attention of millions with her country music, powerful voice and unforgettable story. A singer-songwriter originally from Naples, Florida, who now lives in Nashville, Tennessee, Sarah recently appeared on America’s Got Talent, where she performed in front of the judges and a massive television audience. But for Sarah, the experience is about much more than a singing competition. In this conversation, Sarah talks candidly about what it felt like to walk onto the America’s Got Talent stage with her father, the nerves and overwhelming emotion she experienced before performing, and the incredible love she felt from the audience. She also discusses her advocacy for people who are blind and challenges some of the assumptions people may have about blindness. Sarah explains how missing visual social cues—like eye contact, facial expressions and body language—can sometimes create feelings of isolation, while emphasizing that being blind does not mean being unable to understand the world or the people around you. And then there is Sarah’s superpower: hearing. Her extraordinary ability to listen, absorb music and recognize even the smallest imperfections has helped shape her artistry. Sarah explains why hearing can sometimes feel like both a blessing and a curse—and why listening may be just as important as hearing. She also reveals a surprising talent that even America’s Got Talent judge Sofia Vergara apparently doesn't know about: Sarah can impersonate voices. The conversation takes an especially personal turn when Randall and Sarah discuss her 2022 song “Who I Am,” a song about self-doubt, self-criticism and the inner voice that tells us we don't deserve the things we accomplish. Sarah explains how that inner critic remains part of her life—and why she ultimately believes it has helped make her who she is. Sarah describes herself as courageous and emotional, explaining that she feels things deeply and brings that emotion into every performance. Randall offers another word to describe her: visionary—a word that takes on special meaning during their conversation about sight, perception and imagination. Sarah also reveals the artists who inspire her, including Carrie Underwood, Lainey Wilson, ABBA, Def Leppard, Journey and Foreigner, as well as the people she considers her greatest role models: her parents. Throughout the conversation, Randall and Sarah explore a bigger question: Who are we when we stop allowing other people's expectations—or our own doubts—to define us? And when Randall asks Sarah the signature ON THE KNOWS question—“Sarah Hardwig, what do you know?”—her answer is beautifully simple: “I know that music is my calling.” This is a conversation about music, but it is also about courage, identity, connection, perseverance, self-belief and discovering that sometimes the things that make us different are precisely the things that make us extraordinary. In This Episode • Sarah Hardwig’s journey from Naples, Florida, to Nashville, Tennessee • Sarah’s America’s Got Talent experience and what it felt like to perform on the AGT stage • The nerves, emotion and adrenaline behind a nationally televised performance • Why Sarah chose to use her AGT platform to advocate for people who are blind • What Sarah wishes more people understood about blindness • The loneliness that can come from missing visual social cues • Why hearing—and listening—are Sarah’s greatest superpowers • Sarah’s remarkable ability to impersonate voices • Her unexpected Sofia Vergara impression • Self-doubt, self-criticism and the inner critic • Why Sarah believes her inner critic has also helped drive her success • Being a thinker and a feeler • Why Sarah considers herself courageous and emotional • Randall’s case for calling Sarah a visionary • Sarah’s musical influences, including Carrie Underwood and Lainey Wilson • Her love of ABBA, Def Leppard, Journey and Foreigner • Why Sarah’s parents are her greatest role models • The support Sarah has received from fans around the country • The importance of staying connected to the people who believe in you • Sarah’s belief that anyone can accomplish what they put their mind to • Why Sarah believes music is her calling A Conversation About Seeing the World Differently One of the most meaningful moments in this conversation comes when Sarah explains that blindness can sometimes create a profound sense of isolation—not because blind people cannot understand others, but because they may miss the visual signals most people take
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About ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones
ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones delivers smart, funny, and heartfelt conversations with celebrities, innovators, and everyday heroes. More than talk, each episode uncovers insights and stories that leave you entertained, enlightened — and truly in the know. Whether it's laughter, life lessons, or the little truths that stick with you, Jones makes sure every episode leaves you knowing something new — about the world, about others, and maybe even about yourself. Jones and podcast announcer, celebrated voice actor and the original voice of Siri, Susan Bennett, KNOW you deserve more from your podcast. Described by Erin Brockovich as "The best podcast and host ever," ON THE KNOWS is the perfect antidote to today's anxiety-ridden media landscape.
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