Everlast has had one of the most unconventional career arcs in modern music—from his early days as a teenager with Ice-T’s Rhyme Syndicate to mainstream success with House of Pain and their iconic hit Jump Around.

After a near-fatal heart episode, he reinvented himself with the deeply personal Whitey Ford Sings the Blues, which went 2X Platinum and features the breakout single What It's Like. He later won a Grammy for Put Your Lights On, his collaboration with Santana from the blockbuster Supernatural.

Now, with his upcoming album Embers and Ashes, Everlast returns to the introspective sound that redefined his career.

In this episode, he reflects on resilience, reinvention, and the journey behind the music.