Kara Mayer Robinson

Kara Mayer Robinson is a media professional whose career spans journalism, psychotherapy, and live event hosting. Robinson is a host, moderator, and celebrity interviewer, as well as a Columbia University-trained psychotherapist. After earning a Master of Arts from Columbia University, Robinson established a private therapy practice in New York, working with clients in entertainment, business, health professions, and other industries. She is a licensed mental health counselor in New York and a licensed professional clinical counselor in California.

Robinson is the host and producer of the talk show "Really Famous with Kara Mayer Robinson." The show, available as a podcast and YouTube series, features in-depth conversations with celebrities about personal and professional challenges. Notable episodes include Cesar Millan discussing mental health struggles, Melissa Benoist sharing experiences of domestic abuse, and Reid Scott opening up about family mental health issues. Robinson is recognized for her interviewing skills, with guests often returning for additional conversations.

As a writer, Robinson has contributed hundreds of articles to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Hollywood Reporter, Emmy Magazine, Travel + Leisure, Time Out New York, and WebMD Magazine, including cover stories and celebrity profiles. She has interviewed figures such as Spike Lee, Sharon Stone, Christina Aguilera, Kevin Hart, Padma Lakshmi, and Tim Gunn across television, podcasts, digital media, print, and live events. Her background in journalism and psychotherapy informs her approach to celebrity interviews and mental health topics.

Robinson frequently speaks on mental health, celebrity wellness, personal connections, interviewing, and podcasting. She hosts talks, emcees events, and moderates panels at industry conferences such as NAB, LA Women's Expo, Digital Hollywood, and Podcast Movement. She has hosted fireside chats and keynote sessions, including an onstage interview with Jameela Jamil on authenticity and a discussion on effective interviewing techniques.

Based in Los Angeles and New York, Robinson consults for television and film productions as a mental health advisor, wellbeing facilitator, and on-set therapist. She supports productions throughout the filming process to address emotional wellbeing and maintain a healthy work environment. Robinson's expertise in journalism, psychotherapy, and media makes her a sought-after professional for celebrity interviews, mental health consulting, and live event hosting.