Thank you #TheEdenMagazine for honoring me with the back cover of your magazine, and beautiful spread inside about my work. I’m sincerely honored, and especially excited that #BlairUnderwood is featured on the front of this November 2021 issue. #DeborahKobyltLIVE

Ever wonder why you rarely see overweight Italians? It’s all about fresh food & mindful fasting. We spoke with @MauraFanti from @USC’s Longevity Institute about how fasting improves metabolism, reduces inflammation & boosts health. 🎥 Watch: https://t.co/z3qYzOXnaH

When we think of the Italian community, we think of deep-rooted traditions. Vicky Carabini embodies that spirit, promoting Italian events across SoCal. Honored to feature her this #ItalianHeritageMonth. 🎥 Watch here: https://t.co/JEsdvRcyoD

Italy is known for art & cuisine but it also produces world-class scientists. As part of #ItalianHeritageMonth I spoke with Dr. Cinzia Zuffada, former deputy chief scientist @NASAJPL & president @ISSNAFLAChapter about Italy’s global contributions & inspiring the next generation

Women in science have made huge strides. We spoke with Dr. Cinzia Zuffada, former deputy chief scientist @NASAJPL & now president of @ISSNAFLAChapter, supporting future leaders in science trained in Italy. Honored to feature her for #ItalianHeritageMonth.

From Sicily to NYC, @RealChefSalvoLoCastro lived the American dream 🇮🇹🇺🇸. Once lead chef at the Vatican, he now runs @CasasalvoNYC, one of the City’s finest. He shares his inspiring journey (and his mom’s famous meatballs) on #LittleItalyPodcast 🍝✨ #ItalianHeritageMonth

Kicking off #ItalianHeritageMonth with @RealChefSalvoLoCastro 👨‍🍳 From Sicily to top restaurants worldwide, he even served as lead chef at the #Vatican for Popes John Paul II & Benedict XVI. His touching story about that time is not to be missed.

“We are what we eat” goes beyond weight. 🍎 Researcher Maura Fanti of USC’s Longevity Institute shares how fasting boosts metabolism, reduces inflammation & can even extend life. Thrilled to welcome her on #LittleItalyPodcast for #ItalianHeritageMonth #healthyliving #fasting

When I hear “it takes a village” I think of Vicky Colarossi Carabini, who tirelessly promotes Italian culture across SoCal. From leading Sister City programs to chairing councils, hosting film nights & even producing olive oil in Tuscany, Vicky is keeping heritage alive.

Watching my friend @FoxLA’s award-winning @MarlaTellez on air, she exudes control. But in our interview, she shared it wasn’t always that way—growing up with a single mom while her dad was homeless was tough, and shaped who she is today.

Please find my full conversation with Ted and Courtney on all video and audio platforms of #DeborahKobyltLIVE

"The Coddling of the American Mind" @coddlingmovie, is inspiring conversation about the issues many young people are facing in large part from social media pressure and the dialogue on some school campuses.

Sometimes, when we feel stuck mentally, we have to make the choice to dig our way out, lean in, and toughen up. Because in the end, no one else will do it for us. I talked about this during my recent interview with filmmakers Ted and Courtney Balaker, whose documentary,

Honored to welcome Dr. Cinzia Zuffada, former NASA/JPL deputy chief scientist & president of @issnaflachapter, highlighting Italian innovation in science & beyond for Italian History Month. Full interview on #LittleItalyPodcast, #DeborahKobyltLIVE.

From cooking at the Vatican for Popes to opening his dream restaurant in NYC, Chef Salvo Lo Castro @realchefsalvolocastro has served world leaders, celebs & royalty. Now he shares his story, flavors & passion on our show. Full interview on all #LittleItalyPodcast platforms

Has the world gone bananas? Rights are being challenged everywhere—local, state, national & global. This moment feels harder than ever to escape.

I recently interviewed John Kobylt, host of the award-winning #JohnKobyltShow and we had a discussion about it

Well, if you're a teen or young adult, chances are you're scrolling for hours each day, consuming meaningless content and wasting hours on junk you don't even care about, creating a society that's dumber, less proactive and more anxious.

How many hours a day are you on social media? Really? Are you posting your latest meal or just looking up a friend, or are you getting caught up in stuff that's on your feed that you don't even subscribe to?

This brings upon the debate - how did we get here, and how do we recover from what's become a mess for a generation who did all the right things and are met with a sense of helplessness. And how do we recover as a society?

This documentary follows the stories of students from various ethnicities and backgrounds who enter adulthood with wide-eyed anticipation and eventually become despondent and confused.