GUEST FAQ

A podcast hosted by Winelson Merina featuring honest conversations about relationships, mental health, personal growth, entrepreneurship, and the experiences that shape us.

No. Your story, perspective, and willingness to have a meaningful conversation matter more than your follower count. Winelson will guide the conversation.

At our studio in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Confirmed guests receive the address and arrival instructions privately.

Conversations typically run 60–90 minutes. Allow additional time for setup and photos. Your expected arrival and finish times will be confirmed beforehand.

Casual or professional—wear something comfortable that reflects your personality. Solid colors work well on camera. Avoid busy patterns and jewelry that makes noise near the microphone.

Anyone accompanying you must be approved before recording. Children are not permitted at recording sessions.

We’ll discuss the main topics before recording so you know what to expect. Follow-up questions may develop naturally during the conversation.

Absolutely. Share any off-limits topics beforehand. You may also decline a question or request a pause during recording.

Think about the experiences and lessons you want to share—no memorized answers needed. Send your preferred name, short bio, photo, and relevant social links before recording.

Let us know beforehand so we can discuss how it fits into the conversation. Provide relevant links and details you want us to get right.

Yes. You can ask for water, a short break, or a moment to collect your thoughts.

Standard studio episodes are recorded and edited before release. Any livestream arrangements will be discussed in advance.

Any required recording agreements will be provided for review before your session.

Release dates depend on the production schedule. We’ll coordinate with you when your episode is scheduled.

Contact us as soon as possible. Any cancellation terms will be outlined in your booking confirmation or guest agreement.

Click “Be a Guest” and tell us about yourself, your proposed topic, and why your story would connect with our audience.