Ari sits down with adult performer Ophelia Faye for a wide-ranging conversation that earns its "unlicensed therapy" label. Ophelia breaks down the difference between a performer and a "star," why she got into the industry in the first place, and how independent platforms have shifted the power dynamic for creators post-#MeToo.From there it gets personal: the studies that quietly push purity culture, the case for fantasy and stress relief, her long-game career strategy, and what a supportive agent actually does. Then Ari opens the listener mailbag — partners with questionable hobbies, the multivitamin smuggling operation that saved a relationship, and the harder one: how to set boundaries when family expects you to become a full-time caregiver.Follow Ophelia on Instagram and her other platforms none of this is real therapy. Probably.

In Episode 180 of Unlicensed Therapy, Ari Mannis sits down with Sabrina Zohar for a conversation centered on love, dating, and online dating. The episode also features questions from the audience, leading to candid, wide-ranging discussions and real-time advice.

Together, Ari and Sabrina explore modern dating experiences, navigating relationships, and the realities of meeting people online, while responding directly to audience questions throughout the episode.

Ari sits down with Ian Bick to talk about his wild journey from jail to YouTube fame — using an illegal phone behind bars, sneaking in fast food, prison wrestling matches, and filming with MrBeast. Plus, the two give unlicensed advice to listeners who write in with their real-life problems.