In this episode of Shot@Love, Kerry Brett is joined by resident astrologer and psychic healer Jill Jardine to explore why 2026 marks a powerful energetic turning point after years of emotional heaviness and repeating patterns in love. Jill shares what the planets are revealing about the year ahead, how the Year of the Horse brings movement and renewed possibility, and why this moment supports fresh beginnings, deeper connection, and alignment in relationships. Together, they discuss how to work with the energy instead of against it, release what no longer serves you, and become ready for love when the timing finally meets you halfway.

In This Episode, We Discuss: • Why the holidays are especially challenging for emotional regulation and sobriety • The concept of the Holiday Bermuda Triangle and how to navigate it • How the 12 Steps apply to dating, relationships, burnout, and self-abandonment • Why community and shared experience are essential for real healing • The difference between happiness and true joy • How small, intentional choices can create lasting change • Why asking for help is a strength — not a failure • How emotional sobriety shows up in dating and attachment patterns • Why you don’t need to rush love, clarity, or certainty • The power of kindness, presence, and service during difficult seasons

n this heartfelt and revealing episode, Kerry sits down with returning guest Laurie Hurd Ferreira—comic, mother, and nearly nine years sober—to explore why the holiday season pushes so many people to their emotional limits and how the wisdom of Alcoholics Anonymous can help anyone regain balance. Laurie opens up about the moment she hit bottom, how AA saved her life, and the everyday tools that helped her rebuild her confidence, identity, and purpose. Together, Kerry and Laurie break down the simple but life-changing principles inside the 12 Steps—principles that go far beyond addiction. They discuss how to slow down when life feels unmanageable, how to pause instead of react, and why community and connection matter more than ever during the most stressful time of the year. Laurie’s honesty and humor bring clarity to topics people rarely talk about openly: shame, relapse, resilience, and the journey toward becoming the person you were always meant to be. This conversation is uplifting, funny, and profoundly human. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, seeking a reset, or wanting a healthier start to the new year, this episode offers tools, hope, and a reminder that you’re not alone—and that change is possible one day, one hour, and one small step at a time.

In this special and deeply personal episode of Shot At Love, Kerry Brett is joined by her daughter, interim court reporter Morgan Hurley, for an inside look at the Brian and Ana Walshe murder trial. Together, they break down the timeline of Ana’s disappearance, the disturbing digital evidence presented in court, the financial and emotional motives at play, and the red flags that were tragically overlooked. Reporting directly from the courtroom, Morgan provides firsthand insight into the investigation, the prosecution’s case, and the challenge of seeking justice without a recovered body. This episode is both a true crime deep dive and a powerful reminder of why intuition, awareness, and personal safety always come first.

Ben Currier thought he was chasing love—until the pursuit cost him his relationship, his belongings, his safety, and ultimately his sense of self. In this unforgettable episode, Kerry sits down with Ben to revisit the chaotic cross-country move that led to rock bottom, a spiral he never saw coming, and the painful truth behind why we cling to the wrong people. Together, they unpack love addiction, avoidance, trauma bonding, and the difference between intensity and intimacy. Ben shares how he rebuilt his life from nothing, regained his confidence, and eventually found healthy love. This conversation is raw, honest, and a reminder that no matter how far you fall, you can rise again—with clarity, courage, and a Shot at Love that’s actually real.

In this episode of Shot At Love, manifestation mentor Lizzie Moore returns to help us get clear, intentional, and energetically aligned for 2026. If you feel stuck, burned out, or unsure of what you want next, this conversation shows you how to rebuild clarity, shift your mindset, and create small but powerful habits that activate real change. Lizzie breaks down why vague goals backfire, how fear and doubt quietly block what we’re trying to attract, and why writing things down—and visualizing them daily—can reshape the way your brain filters opportunities. We talk about the science behind manifestation, the emotional frequency of our thoughts, and how vision boards work when used consistently, not just when we feel motivated. We also explore what it means to show up as the version of yourself that’s ready to receive love, success, or a new chapter. Lizzie shares practical ways to stay aligned even when life gets messy, how to choose goals you can sustain, and how to reactivate belief when setbacks hit early in the year. Whether you're manifesting love, a move, confidence, or a new direction entirely, this episode gives you a grounded, realistic plan to start now and build momentum long after January fades.

This Shot At Love episode explores how mindset, energy, and surrender shape our dating lives more than we realize. Manifest mentor Lizzie Moore shares how her mantra, I only want what’s for me, helped her navigate heartbreak, release timelines, and attract a life beyond anything she could have planned. Drawing on neuroscience, emotional frequency, and her own remarkable story—including an unforgettable chicken-coop meet-cute—Lizzie explains how vision boards, visualization, and aligned energy can transform both your love life and your life as a whole. Her journey from divorce to relocation, from Long Island to the South Shore, and from uncertainty to deep self-trust offers inspiration for anyone dating, healing, or starting over. This conversation is equal parts soulful insight and real-life humor, reminding listeners that the universe is always working—even when the path looks nothing like you imagined.

In this episode of Shot At Love, Kerry Brett sits down with Hollywood matchmaker and author Jaydi Samuels Kuba to uncover the real stories, patterns, and mindset shifts behind finding lasting love. Jaydi shares how she went from television writer to one of Hollywood’s most sought-after matchmakers, what she’s learned from working with thousands of singles, and the surprising way she met her husband while trying to set him up with other women. They explore why people repeat the same dating mistakes, how matchmaking truly works, and the small shifts that help you become more “findable” in your own life. This conversation is packed with human insight, transformational takeaways, and the heart that defines both Jaydi’s work and her upcoming book, Your First Last Date.

In this episode, Shot At Love sits down with Deborah Griffiths, founder of Bent Not Broken, to explore her powerful story of resilience and reinvention. Deborah shares the pivotal moments that reshaped her life, the healing practices that helped her rebuild, and the mission behind creating a community for people navigating trauma, recovery, and personal transformation. Her message is clear and compelling—strength isn’t about avoiding life’s hardships, it’s about learning how to rise from them. If you’re looking for inspiration, grounding, or proof that healing is possible at any stage, Deborah’s journey will deeply resonate.

In this episode of Shot At Love, the roles reverse as Julie Lokun, host of the Get Obsessed podcast, interviews me for a candid conversation about dating in today’s world. We break down the realities of modern connection—why dating apps feel overwhelming, how to recognize red flags sooner, and the mindset shifts that help you stay hopeful without lowering your standards. We explore chemistry versus compatibility, first-date strategy, texting etiquette, and the subtle signals people reveal right away. I also share how my background as a celebrity photographer shapes the way I guide singles toward creating a genuine, compelling online presence. If you’re rebuilding, starting over, or simply looking for clarity in a confusing dating landscape, this episode offers insight, strategy, and encouragement you can use right now.

In this episode of Shot At Love, Kerry closes out her book — and her own love story — with a cinematic twist. Drawing inspiration from Back to the Future, she parallels Marty McFly’s heroic adventure with her own journey through heartbreak, transformation, and ultimately, true love. From crying into a paper napkin on a disastrous first date to sharing a live, unfiltered love story with Scott on her 100th podcast episode, this chapter is both heartfelt and triumphant. Kerry unpacks the lessons of her own Hero’s Journey — facing trials, finding mentors, and learning to trust the master plan. Like Marty, she discovers that courage, faith, and self-worth are the real time-travel tools that bring us to where we’re meant to be. This final chapter celebrates healing, humor, and the power of believing in yourself — proving that every broken road, every “Biff,” and every brave step forward leads to love.

• A spontaneous date inspired by Risky Business and fueled by curiosity. • How ADHD and fear almost derailed the journey — and what it took to push through. • The power of humor, faith, and resilience in modern dating. • Turning an awkward train ride into a story of confidence and chemistry. • Lessons in vulnerability, taking risks, and embracing imperfection. • How “the girl on the train” became a Tinder success story — and found lasting love. • The role of visualization, gratitude, and not quitting on yourself. • Why every “risky business” moment can be the start of something beautiful.

In My Dating Breakthrough, Kerry Brett shares the powerful story of how mentorship, mindset, and faith aligned to create her biggest transformation—both in love and life. After years of heartbreak, Kerry finds strength and guidance from her longtime photography mentor, Jeff Lubin, whose tough love and timeless lessons help her reclaim her worth, rebuild confidence, and rewrite her dating story. From a Florida heartbreak to a Boston breakthrough, this episode shows how belief, resilience, and self-value can change everything.

In this episode of Shot At Love, Kerry Brett shares Chapter 14, Finding Your Match Made in Heaven, from her book Shot@Love, A Celebrity Photographer's Lens on Dating and Finding Love. This chapter explores how belief, vibration, and faith can guide you toward your match made in heaven. Inspired by Law of Attraction expert Michael Losier and grounded in her own spiritual journey, Kerry unpacks how deliberate attraction, mantras, and divine timing shaped her path to love. From chanting the Lakshmi Gayatri mantra to receiving cosmic insights from psychic medium Maureen Hancock and astrologer Jill Jardine, Kerry shows how staying open—even through dating disasters—can lead to powerful transformation. Along the way, we meet Rosie Dalton, whose remarkable story of loss and renewal proves that love can reappear when you least expect it. This heartfelt, humorous, and inspiring chapter reminds listeners that the universe always has a plan—and sometimes, your soulmate really is heaven-sent.

We trace a whirlwind romance from a charming reconnection to stark red flags, revealing how mixed signals slowly erode confidence and how boundaries rebuild it. Humor softens the hard truth: stop settling for “better than nothing” and steer yourself back to self-respect. We explore how social proof can blind early judgment and how first-date misalignments quietly reveal conflicting values. We unpack why public rudeness is a predictor of contempt and how early love-bombing often gives way to sudden withdrawal. We look at the emotional toll of waiting by the phone, and the turning point of choosing to reclaim agency. We reveal how caretaking and over-functioning can mask relationship gaps, and the importance of naming and exiting a situationship. Finally, we share practical rules for spotting red flags and setting healthy boundaries.

A single number can feel like a wink from the universe, but what matters is what we do next. We open with a road mantra and the quiet power of 222, then follow a real-world detour: a chance Tinder match with an old Cape Cod crush that looks like fate and behaves like a flashing hazard. The charm is real, the nostalgia is loud, and the signs are everywhere—some sweet, some sharp. From glossy Boston nights and celebrity cameos to blunt advice from our sharpest friend, we navigate the gap between wanting a story to work and watching the facts pile up. You’ll hear how secrecy around family history, little evasions, and convenient timing combined into a pattern we didn’t want to see. And then there’s the moment at a fabric counter that becomes a small miracle—John Fishman’s mother offering help—proof that when you choose yourself, life sometimes answers back in the kindest ways. Things still unravel: a last-minute no-show, a rough walk to the car, an impounded plate, and a gutting glimpse of a freshly updated dating profile. We don’t glamorize any of it. Instead, we draw out the lessons that travel: treat signs as prompts to slow down, let trusted friends sharpen your view, and measure partners by consistent alignment with your values. If you’ve ever felt torn between chemistry and clarity, this story offers a map for reading the road without losing your heart. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs a nudge toward self-trust, and leave a review telling us the sign you finally listened to.

We explore how surrender becomes strength after heartbreak and narcissistic abuse, reframing breakups as successful chapters when they catalyze growth. Practical steps, grounded stories, and Kute Blackson’s insights guide a path from running to resting in self-trust. • using the serenity prayer and mantra to anchor peace • shifting from control to acceptance • five stages of grief applied to toxic dynamics • nonengagement and boundaries as protection • redefining relationship success by growth • small steps that compound into freedom • lessons from Tina Turner and Dolly Parton • moving from searching to self love and trust • choosing optional suffering by aligning with reality Looking for love, my brand new book, Shod It Love, is out now. You can grab your copy today on Amazon If you'd like to stay connected, get exclusive updates, and be the first to hear about Shod It Love live single events, join the mailing list at shot at lovebook.com Don't miss your chance to change the way you see love and yourself

We remind ourselves: nobody's coming, and there are no breaks. A betrayal cracks open old patterns, and instead of collapsing, we turn pain into performance. We meet deadlines, choose self-respect, and step into a love that matches our effort. Clarity and clear self-talk become our anchors. We begin to see why the patterns with Giovanny kept repeating and why they were so hard to break. Then came the Nantucket shoot, the email, and the pivot. Anger became fuel, channeled into focused, career-defining work. Football even became a metaphor for grit, inches, and mindset. Boundaries were set. The door finally closed for good. And in that awakening, a healthier match came into view, because we stayed in the game. My brand-new book, Shot at Love, is out now, and you can grab your copy today on Amazon. If you’d like to stay connected, get exclusive updates, and be the first to hear about Shot at Love LIVE singles events, join the mailing list at ShotAtLoveBook.com. Don’t miss your chance to change how you see love—and yourself.

Aquarian ideals offer a lens for understanding love and healing. Behind the scenes, photographing Steve Carell revealed a lot about creative boundaries. Humor and pop culture can work like medicine when you’re healing from heartbreak. The Mr. Unavailable pattern pulls people into anxious–avoidant traps. Breadcrumbing and gaslighting are part of the painful reality of intermittent reinforcement. Family fallout, being uninvited, and the need to find proof can shake your foundation. Trauma symptoms, the manifesto, and speaking truth to denial often arrive together. Consequences tend to be far more effective than speeches. No contact becomes a practical path to safety and self-worth. Reclaiming your power means rewriting the story and choosing peace.

This section explores how grounding in the divine feminine and using Moose Gomez’s investigator lens can transform your dating awareness. It covers active listening and detail-checking as personal safety tools, alongside the Shawshank metaphor to illustrate how we can stay trapped in self-imposed situations. Listeners learn to recognize warning signs through stories like the Coyote Cameron weekend, the early red flags, and patterns of ghosting and “lost phone” excuses. Ultimately, it’s about becoming your date detective and creating checkpoints to protect your heart and future.