Fausto’s Room

Welcome to Fausto's Room. No rules. No script. No idea where this is going — and that's the whole point. I get comedians, magicians, athletes, YouTubers, musicians, and artists in a room and we just... talk. About the insane stuff they've survived, the ridiculous risks they took, the times it all fell apart, and the wild, creative, one-of-a-kind lives they built anyway. It's funny. It's real. It gets deep when you least expect it. One minute we're crying laughing, the next we're accidentally solving your entire life. Come for the wild stories. Stay because you feel a little less alone — and walk away with the blueprint for the life you actually want. Pull up a chair. This is gonna be good.

Fausto’s Room is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #5

  The Undercover Cop Who Became the Criminal He Was Hunting | Ruben Palomares

  Sep 9, 20261h 31mS0

  <p>Fausto's Room | Ruben Palomares</p> <p>Ruben Palomares has a story most people wouldn't believe if it weren't true. In his early twenties he was one of the LAPD's best — recruited straight out of the academy into the undercover "21 Jump Street" program, posing as a high schooler to buy drugs and weapons. Then he got shot at a payphone, survived, and shot back — and something in him changed. The adrenaline of the violence became a high he chased into the Rampart CRASH gang unit, where he became a feared "gunslinger" in the middle of the 90s gang wars.</p> <p>Wh...

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  Episode #4

  How God Saved Me and Led Me To My Purpose in Music l Michael Ketterer

  Aug 26, 20261h 41mS0

  <p>Fausto's Room | Michael Ketterer</p> <p>Michael Ketterer's voice has reached tens of millions — his song "Spirit Lead Me" alone has passed 45 million streams — but the story underneath the music is one of repression, rock bottom, and slow, hard-won healing. Raised a minister's son, he learned to bury every feeling after his parents' divorce got the family cast out of their own church. Music became his escape, his identity, and the only place he felt seen.</p> <p>He turned down a record deal after a dream told him he was "already famous in heaven," helped build United Pursuit into...

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  Episode #3

  From Homeless & Nearly Dead to Filming With Steve-O w/Skinny Vinny

  Aug 12, 20261h 12mS0

  <p>Fausto's Room | Skinny Vinny</p> <p>Skinny Vinny has lit himself on fire, jumped off cliffs, and put his body through hell for the shot — but the real stunt was surviving long enough to do any of it. He grew up worshipping Jackass, copying every bit in his backyard, until drugs took over and swallowed fifteen years of his life. Fifteen overdoses. Homelessness. An acceptance that he'd die alone as a heroin addict.</p> <p>Then a free flight to LA — one he only took for the weather — cracked the door open. He got sober, moved into a sober living...

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  Episode #2

  It Took 10 Years to Become an Overnight Success w/Gremlin

  Jul 29, 20261h 5mS0

  <p>Fausto's Room | Gremlin</p> <p>Gremlin grew up feeling like he wasn't the smart kid or the strong kid — so he chased the one thing that made him feel seen: creativity. Gaming, art, skateboarding, and finally music. He started writing raps young and was too nervous to share them with anyone for years, wrestling the same anxiety that can still make a trip to the grocery store feel like a mountain. Then he bet everything on it. A hundred-dollar camera from Best Buy.</p> <p>A first music video he was almost too embarrassed to post. Online rap battles. A...

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  How He Beat Addiction and Became a Successful Entrepreneur w/Dane Carter

  Jul 15, 20261h 8mS0

  <p>Fausto's Room | Dane Carter</p> <p>Dane Carter started using as a kid — and lost over 13 years to prison, addiction, and the streets. Weed turned to coke, meth, heroin, and finally fentanyl. Multiple prison terms. A case where he was staring down 70 years. He'll tell you straight — he never got high to die. He liked the feeling. Then the feeling ran his life.</p> <p>At the end, he was using around the clock in a motel room he hadn't left in three weeks. Then a blocked number rang at 9:30 at night — a detox center offering to scholarship his way in...

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