Jay Shetty’s Perfect Strangers Media has launched “To Be Honest with Quinlan Walther,” a weekly podcast hosted by writer and self-development coach Quinlan Walther. It is the company’s second podcast, following “Friends Keep Secrets.” According to an announcement, the first episode premieres November 11.

New episodes will be released every Wednesday at 12 a.m. PT on podcast platforms, followed by the YouTube video release at 6 a.m. PT. The series is also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. It covers relationships, self-development, human psychology, science, philosophy, and modern culture. Episodes will mix Walther’s own commentary with interviews with experts, authors, and entertainers.

Walther has more than two million followers on Instagram, nearly one million on TikTok, and more than 17 million likes on the latter platform. The company said the show followed her fall 2025 appearance on Shetty’s podcast “On Purpose” and multiple audience requests on her social channels.

Shetty, host of “On Purpose” and a New York Times bestselling author, will be the first guest. Later guests this season include Jefferson Fisher, Gretchen Rubin, James Sexton, Marc Brackett, Dr. Amir Levine, Rick Hanson, and Dr. Peter Fisher. The announced topics include attachment, emotional intelligence, communication, mindfulness, masculinity, addiction, and identity.

“I’m so excited to launch ‘To Be Honest’ and create a space for the kinds of conversations that make us feel a little less alone and a lot more understood,” Walther said. She added that Shetty and Perfect Strangers Media are producing the show with her.

Shetty said Walther “has a natural curiosity about what makes us who we are,” adding that “at Perfect Strangers, we want to create space for voices like hers.”

Shetty’s Wider Slate

The launch follows a year of expansion for Shetty’s business. Shetty launched Perfect Strangers in 2026 as a production company working across film, television, and podcasting. His own show, “On Purpose,” began distributing full video episodes on Netflix and Spotify in July. Variety, citing a source familiar with the matter, reported that the multiyear agreement was worth approximately $100 million, though terms were not officially disclosed. 

Under the deal, full-length video episodes of “On Purpose” are no longer available on YouTube, and Spotify is the show’s global advertising sales representative.

Perfect Strangers Media also has two projects in development at Netflix, one scripted and one unscripted.

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