Questions???

@sebastianchirinos7714

Жыл бұрын

Today is Karen Gillan 's birthday

@ShaunMoore

Жыл бұрын

What's your Favorite Video Games to Play?

@vodkajaybulls

Жыл бұрын

Do you ever think about recording music again? We love your voice!!! Super fan in all you do. always👍👍💯

@DeannaTroyTravels

Жыл бұрын

Where's the link to you on Alyson's podcast? Is it out yet? Thanks! Love you two together!

@mikesilva3868

Жыл бұрын

What is your favorite nes game 📼

i would absolutely LOVE to see Raven on the podcast. i feel like she would be able to offer such a unique perspective as one of the only black women who ever had a show on Disney Channel

@camara1194

Жыл бұрын

Raven would be great

@stephaniereyes8866

Жыл бұрын

Chyna Anne McClain? (Forget her name lol) had a show right?

@AyeYoTay

Жыл бұрын

@@stephaniereyes8866 yes called A.N.T.

@mel9662

Жыл бұрын

Tia and tamara mowry had a show too!

@Jasmine-ot8br

Жыл бұрын

@@mel9662 we know babe lmfao we talking about raven right now tho

I love how the child actors of my generation are speaking up about these issues. Children shouldn't be put in adult situations and left to fend for themselves in an adult business. I hope this will lead to better laws to protect child actors because as we've seen in, even some adults cant handle the pressure so how are we expecting children to? People like these two, Janette, and Alexa are doing the hard ground work but its so needed

I feel like in the future we’ll see a wave of family vlogger kids and influencers kids speaking out about what they experienced growing up in the public eye and being overexposed to the whole world.

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Жыл бұрын

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@amazingabby25

Жыл бұрын

They 100% need to be covered under Coogan Acts, AND I believe we will see it treated more like a real production

@christinakoch2738

Жыл бұрын

Vlogger culture just amplifies all of the issues that these two amazing women speak to

Christy mentioned so many things that Allison did and I’m like…. Mike’s Super Short Show and all the Missy Elliott music videos.

@jenniferfruin4470

Жыл бұрын

Actually I was thinking about the fact that she was In the work It video, dancing to a song about sex. Obviously when It came out I didn’t see It that way, but now as a parent nearing 40… thinking about my child representing a song about sex… these kids.

@dollanganger444

Жыл бұрын

@@jenniferfruin4470 same

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Жыл бұрын

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@funnytime1111

Жыл бұрын

I think she mentioned those in part one

@beverlierogers5916

Жыл бұрын

I kept thinking about missy’s vids

I feel like there’s potential for you two to really make waves together. Your energies just exude power team. Also I feel like I would love to hear you and raven have a conversation, because there’s just so much life experience between the two of you. Wait is Christy the Much needed Y2K Child star whisperer. We need Lindsey Hilary Miley …. Okay I’m done hyping myself up before even being 9m in😂 Love y’all

@ashleyduckworthyt3224

Жыл бұрын

I 1000000% agree ahaha GET THEM ALL we know they want to stand up. Get Paris Hilton, Mila Kunis, Megan Fox, and Selena Gomez too 😂 we know they will spill the tea and fight!

@adamkalb1

Жыл бұрын

Speaking of the Y2K child star whisperer...Do not forget Haley and Emily Osment, or Hayden and Jansen Panettiere, or Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Song! They were all known child stars in the 2000s, and you do not need to only name female child actors.

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Жыл бұрын

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@MsTinkerbelle87

Жыл бұрын

@@adamkalb1 lol right my first thought was Tahj Mowry from Smart Guy would be a great guest or Haley-Joel Osment :)

@jenniferjiang4445

9 ай бұрын

Sprouse Twins too!

I love Alyson saying she’s getting in touch with her anger. When you don’t tend to get very angry easily, it’s hard and scary but such a huge step in the healing process!! You’ve gotta let it out in order to learn how to manage it and I just know she’s gonna channel it in a way that helps people 💜

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Жыл бұрын

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@angelaholmes8888

Жыл бұрын

Yes it's very important to channel anger in a healthy way

“Sometimes doing the work, when it comes to something your really passionate about, means doing the work on yourself first so you can be a good representation of that message” 💯

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Жыл бұрын

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As someone who is in school to become a clinical social worker with emphasis in trauma I really loved this conversation ❤ trauma is so important to understand

idk why I am so fascinated by all of this, maybe because when I was younger I secretly wished I was a child actor but I LOVE these conversations. I feel like there really is no world where kids aren't apart of the industry so I am amazed it has taken so many years to get safer conditions worked out. Talking about kids in new media and parents exploiting them on social media is an entirely different ball game and it feels like we just finally getting somewhere with kids in the professional industry. I can't imagine a show or movie without kids being involved at all - especially shows for kids like on disney. I've seen a handful of child actors that came shortly after alyson's disney days talk about being apart of it and it seems like disney for sure got better, I obviously wasn't apart of it to know for sure but It sounds so different from the talk about the earlier disney channel days. Karan Brar (kid from the show jessie) has talked about it a few times and his view is very interesting. He would be a great one to get on your podcast!! Talking about the old vs new disney channel days and compare what had changed and what didn't etc.

@adamkalb1

Жыл бұрын

I also secretly wished I was a child actor because then I might have gotten to voice act in whatever Peanuts cartoons were made when I was the right age to voice Charlie, Linus or Schroeder. November 29, 2022, 4:29pm

@gimmemoremusic

Жыл бұрын

I relate to what you said, however (and I only mention it because you repeat it a few times) - "a part of" =/= "apart from".

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Жыл бұрын

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☝🏼let’s not forget she also voiced Isabella on Phineas and Ferb

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Thank you for having Alyson on. I just want to give her the biggest, warmest, hug. She's been through a lot and she's trying her best to make things better.

I hope you get Jeanette mccurdy in the future that would be beautiful. Also another Alexa nikolas one!

@jlshadday6401

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I would love a roundtable talk with Christy, Nichola, Jennette and Alyson. Would be juicy and groundbreaking

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Жыл бұрын

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@angelaholmes8888

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree

I will say, between this episode and the episodes Allison has put out on her channel, I actually do feel more for these people with public attention. I guess I already knew you guys go through things, but for you all to expand on a topic such as this one with lived experience and almost a sense of rawness, it’s actually kind of refreshing to get to know you as people and not the projects you’ve been apart of.

It is very good to know that the women who voiced Kimberly Ann Possible and Isabella Garcia-Shapiro are still out there protecting kid actors and other sorts of people in real life. 🧡💚 I am sure they will find a good way to protect kids without turning them nameless like the kids who act in Bluey, or doing something even worse like outlawing child actors entirely, so they can never share their acting and singing talents with the world on television or film screens. November 29, 2022, 4:30pm

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Christy, you are not alone in playground anxiety. Thank you for sharing. I feel less alone now.

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@Jasmine-ot8br

Жыл бұрын

Ughhhhhh me toooo

There’s so little data provided by Hollywood about the effects on children in the media. I hope that SAG starts to realize that what these two are doing is valuable. I want to see Ashton Kutcher (a huge advocate against child abuse) and these two team up and make some changes. I think this could lead to huge changes and Alison can be the lead diplomat 😂

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Жыл бұрын

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@taesirejasper4267

Жыл бұрын

Yep! He's awesome! He rulez, because he's not for child abuse in Hollywood and he's called it out before!

@ashleyduckworthyt3224

Жыл бұрын

@@taesirejasper4267 he has a whole foundation too!

I'm still waiting on an ep with Brenda Song & Macauley Culkin

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Жыл бұрын

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The dynamic between you too is powerful. I wouldn’t mind listening to a podcast solely based on you two and important topics in society.

What a great conversation! I truly hope KZread open up their minds to banning family vloggers who are using their children for money! To me they are the new child stars. Never stop speaking up, your voice is louder than you think.

Staying checked in with you two. I did not watch the first episode, so it was surreal to watch you both as adults together speaking so, well, vulnerably. The absolute mushiness of emotions I feel thinking about this generations need to heal past hurt/trauma/shared experiences is so incredibly uplifting and inspiring and doesn't feel as stressful thinking how we as a whole are trying to create change and improvement in all aspects of life and world. Really enjoyed hearing you ladies speak today, thanks!! ((:

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R.I.P. Aaron Carter. Such a tragic situation and story. I wish he could've been on this podcast. Thank you guys for doing the work that you do!

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@janderson947

Жыл бұрын

Wait a minute he died?that's so sad

@allison3852

10 ай бұрын

​@@janderson947you didn't know that

@janderson947

10 ай бұрын

@@allison3852 I know he had a really bad drug problem but I know now but during that time I didn't that's sad though ...

Alyson I know exactly what you're talking about! I have to be super careful to not over simplify my experiences with catch-all terms and I often find myself so fixated on labels. This episode was super helpful and insightful.

I am only half way through and this podcast is incredible! Your KZread page came across my Facebook and I’m so thankful I did! Thank you for what you both are doing!!

Thank you for speaking about anxiety especially going out alone with your kids because I can totally relate and it’s a sucky feeling because you don’t want to depend on your husband for anything but the way things are now days, absolutely scary. Wonderful episode.

Alyson Stoner's reflection on how ethical it is to have a child pursue this career, even if the right circumstances and safety conditions were gathered, is very interesting. I think it's necessary to go into the origin and creation of systematically "making child celebrities," which I date around the 1920s. Children are often playfully encouraged to perform in a private or semi-private circle (family gatherings, school performances) because many parents enjoy showcasing their children's achievements. It can be a simple drawing, the capacity to move to the rhythm, sing a song, etc..... The problems start when the child is pushed into a public zone against a reward. This is when the principal motivation is either money or social advancement. Think Mozart's father pushing a 6-year-old child to perform in European courts, the castrati chosen before puberty, and children in Vaudeville joining their parent's acts (Charlie Chaplin). The child's aptitude/talent is seen as a way out from an economic or social condition. I believe that showcasing children for revenue amplified when it coincided with the birth of cinema, the first movie stars, and the amplification of dire economic situations in the 1920s and 30s. People grew more desperate and willing to accept any condition disregarding the children's safety. And that's when children primarily become an income against labor. The fact that the provided labor is artistic doesn't diminish the effort it demands. So, to me, all of this says that having a child pursue a career with the same intensity and gain as an adult is child labor is therefore in no circumstances ethical.

@christycarlsonromano

8 ай бұрын

amazing comment!

@silviainthesky

8 ай бұрын

Thank you. Great podcast.@@christycarlsonromano

I love the conversations between you and Alyson! Such good takes and topics!!! Can't wait to see all that you both continue to do, whether it's more conversations or it's projects/movements of change you guys have my support I know myself and many others are here supporting you both

Christy, I told you once before when I started following you, I had no idea who you were because I was raised in Mexico and I think just culturally I wasn't aware of you, but I'm so grateful for your channel. And now, WOW! I had no idea how eloquent Alyson is and how empowered she is and how driven she is to raise awareness and make an impact to change lives. I'm so happy for this video/podcast and so happy proud of you both! Lead the way, ladies! ✨️❤️🙌🙏

I love Alison's opening comment on chaos. I wish more actors took that stance. Because I feel like a lot of famous people jump into the chaos of every single talking point and it eventually becomes white noise eventually whereas when someone who holds restraint talks about a specific topic and brings it to attention you listen cuz you like wow okay I want to hear you have to say

i am SO happy Alyson is back again!! you two have truly opened my eyes

I would like to see all the Disney previous star like Zac&Cody, Raven, Brenda Song, Hilary Duff etc

I’m so glad you guys are finding support among your peers ! I really hope others who are struggling reach out!

In my childhood, you both were there for me when I needed you most (despite me not knowing what goes one behind the scenes). I had a rough childhood and you both felt like my friends I could trust. You two together are literally the dream team to make this change in the industry and I would love to help you any way I can. ❤️ If you ever need a researcher to build a team please let me know as I have experience and can send my resume.

I love this podcast for how real you are. I get to know the actor behind the characters I grew up with. I have a newfound respect for you and everyone else because of this. Thank you for this. It's the healing space we needed without knowing we needed it❤

18 min in, and I am in total awe of the conversation. This is so so good, and I’m glad you two made this video.

Looking beautiful as always ladies. Thank you for continuing to speak about this subject and for the awareness it has started without the “drama, tea” as you call it. As a person who has dealt with many injustices during childhood, I really appreciate your conversations about this keynote.

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I soo appreciate you two for opening up these conversations and I wish Aaron could have been on the pod.

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Now THIS is a channel I’ll watch every add for .. WITHOUT skipping .. admire everything about you !! ❤🙏🏼

@christycarlsonromano

Жыл бұрын

Thanks boo!

Wow this will be one good episode!!! Always a wonderful show Christy!! Thank you! Love to Alyson!

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Жыл бұрын

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You ladies are a part of my childhood I couldn’t wait to see you all speak on your journeys. You guys are legends in my eyes 💯

@christycarlsonromano

4 ай бұрын

Love you! 😘

I love and appreciate how open and real yall are. Um so sorry you've all gone though and all yall still go through. Yall are super strong amazing women!

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Жыл бұрын

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The two of you are so articulate and intelligent I'm looking forward to you working together, the approach you are taking through highlighting the healing is just perfect. As an everyday person these conversations are so important and I'm advocating to have them in my own life and facilitate a safe place for my friends and family to do the same. Again thank you ❤

I kept seeing little clips pop up on tiktok about this interview and you two are a great team together. This is my first time watching but growing up a Disney/Nickelodeon kid I always admire you both and your journeys. I will definitely be keeping an eye on the progress of everything and I truly believe you both can accomplish great things! all the love! x

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Alyson is so well spoken and wise . I really enjoyed her viewpoints . Great podcast!

I would love to see you, Alyson Stoner and Alexa Nikolas all have a conversation together

I’m subscribed to a lot of KZreadrs who are demonetized so I am not used to all of these ads lol, Thank you for this awesome podcast episode!!

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I am definitely checking in for that hashtag! Wish I was creative but I got nothin I love every second of your conversations with Alyson I am in awe of the determination. This is going far I just know it. Thank you thank you thank you this is starting so many conversations that should never have to take place from the beginning.

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I just love listening to Alyson speak! She is so well spoken and intelligent

So glad you did a part 2!!!

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Жыл бұрын

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Please keep going! In order for you guys to reach exposure for what your doing I’m definitely sharing these ❤❤ im 27 my generation hasn’t heard you We need to come together and respect each other mentally physically and respect your person who there are and respect the struggles. we have freedom of speech for us help guidance for our future generations family. Sooooo much more I could just go on. I have a lot of respect for the both of you. Both intelligent amazing talented women aka human beings at the end of the day!!!! Keeping changing the world one day at a time..

It's crazy realizing the struggle y'all went through for our happiness really. And us/the fans thinking y'all had everything perfect.

I love the vibe of this podcast. Definitely can tell how close you 2 are and you let each other speak. This one might be my favorite. I guess one big question would be "how would we help kids stay kids without having them to grow up too fast while they work in the industry, if that's even a possibility and if theres things we can start doing with social media"

I keep coming back to your content because when you get a great guest with wonderful ideas, it's magic. I love the idea Alyson had to give people something they could "check on" over time, and something they could get involved in. This is the same concept Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher used for their Ukraine relief effort. Kunis said that she knew people wanted to feel good about themselves and see their contributions give tangible results, so they made a way for people to track the project's activities, and it was very successful. It was interesting how you and Alyson talked about alienation from your siblings. I think it would help to research existing data about siblings who are raised apart from each other, because it's probably more common than you think. I was raised mostly apart from my siblings for different reasons, and it's hard. Almost unspeakably hard. My siblings and I are starting to mend things now (we're all relatively close to your age), but we all feel loss, awkwardness, resentment, and confusion over it. The cause of our trauma was different than yours, but the results are very similar. A lot of the issues child stars face are the same as other kids. The difference is, they're doing it under a microscope. I'm looking forward to what's next for you, and I hope you keep your focus on activism and progress. Even if you sometimes just do fun nostalgia stuff, I hope it's geared toward awareness.

Just think about the child stars in the 30s and 40s, in my opinion they had it worse. I'm not saying kids today don't have it bad but back then they really didn't have anyone to protect them.

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@angelaholmes8888

Жыл бұрын

Yep you are right sadly

I love the questions going back and forth ❤

I've always wanted this too, it should be in writing that no parent should leave their kids that are under the age of 18 with any Hollywood weirdo

I love Alyson Stoner so much

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I love the Alyson Stoner interviews so much. She's a force of nature. As are you both.

Omg god convicts writing you. That some scary shit!!!! I’m so sorry you both went through that.

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You were always my favorite on Disney when i was a kid, definately my first ever tv crush haha 😂 glad you are doing well !

This is great! I love this movement

I want to be a part of the work you two are doing. Please continue to keep us updated!

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It is extremely great to see Alyson Stoner! Much love to you two treasures, Alyson and Christy! ❤❤❤❤❤

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Ive a huge fan of both of yall for most of my life, lol. Definitely 2 of my disney favs.

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This was so refreshing to watch!!! Hope you two get together again soon for a video!

love you two! Going to keep following and supporting the work the two of you are doing!!! sending love

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Cheaper by the dozen is my favourite movie and Even stevens is my favourite series so this is like 2 worlds colliding 😂

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Love your channel & vulnerable !!! So great❤

I have absolutely been following what you both have been doing and will continue to as I feel it is so tremendously important. I really started watching both of you right before Aaron Carter passed which I unfortunately felt so validated this work. As a social worker / psychotherapist, that has noticed my population become overwhelmingly young post covid, I thank you for being honest and relatable to so many people. I felt a tremendous amount of empathy hearing Alyson grapple with the concept of is child performing ethical. I also truly agree the answer is no. It's not possible. Many children are asked to deal with concepts and portray situations they genuinely don't have the ability to process safely. The idea there AREN'T social workers/therapists on sets, especially with such brutal hours, characters, and physical demands is a recipe for tragedy as you both have expressed before even adding in all the different personalities. I feel really inspired by the thoughtful, insightful, and most importantly VULNERABLE places you both are going. It is absolutely incredible you continue to have these conversations that are so meaningful and productive. Alyson - I have watched a few different podcast interviews you've done and was blown away by these conversations with Christy as well as with Mayim Bialik. I have been recommending Movement Genius to peers and clients alike because I feel tremendous need for what you and your sister are doing! For the past few weeks, I've been trying to decide whether to comment because I am a minor player in a huge game but I absolutely want to help you brilliant, strong, powerful women, in whatever way I can to really bring these meaningful skills specializing in youth, trauma, eating disorders, and OCD (Which I know is also prevalent in the industry)

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So nice to hear from a non narcissistic person!!! Love it.

im so proud of both of you :) thank you for this content :) and alll your doing

So proud of you! But more importantly you should be proud of yourself!!

Thank you I was able to apply a lot of this information to healing from military service.

I fully support young children not being in the industry. I’ve never watched a movie or TV show and said to myself, “ man, that kid is a great actor.” Children always seem over expressive and it takes away from the story. Also, depending on the story line or what the child is asked to do can make me uncomfortable and I start wondering about the mental health of the child or why the parents signed on to this, that also takes away from the storyline. I currently choose to watch movies or tv shows that don’t have any children, if at all. I stand with you both on your future endeavor. It’s going to be tough, systems already set in place don’t like to change but with enough push back from the public and legal constraints, anything is possible!

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Hey Kristy, just my two cents, it would be great if you could put a breakdown of the podcast by topic with the time stamp. It also just shows what topics are covered and we can go to the time that we would be interested in hearing.

LISTEN, you aren’t talking too much. i like when you are both talking and having a conversation with each other, that makes me want to watch more than you just asking questions. you do very well, christy

"Peacock...... systems of oppression" i laughed so hard there. Both of you influenced my childhood through your acting, im only a few years younger than alyson and it's great hearing y'all discuss important things

Love that Alyson is back!

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Such a great interview. Great job Christy! Love you Dan! #Yolo #Liveandmaximize

Yesss another one

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At about 16:50 Alyson is probably the only person to finally caveat and separates experiences in a good way.

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She’d be such a good therapist!

I would have loved to have these kinds of people when I was attempting to be an actor as a kid. The amount of pressure and stress I had just at 14 years old was unbearable and I never even made it big enough to say it was worth it.

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You should try to loop Prince Harry into this- it feels like some of the work that he’s doing re: the Paparazzi. And I know I’m saying this like it’s totally feasible and easy, but it’s worth a shot!

Great episode.

What amazing humans you both are.

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My gdfathers wife used to be the NY film commissioner. I’ve done some projects to help a friend out, but never felt called. I’ve said for years now though that the youtube kids/family channel kids, in the incoming decade we will see massive lawsuits. These kids aren’t even part of a union or guild… there’s nothing protecting them and parents are working them all hours day and night whilst “homeschooling” but not really. They justify since it’s just filming family stuff they can work whatever hours! It’s really scary. I’ve seen kids buy themselves sweatshirts that say “I don’t consent to being filmed,” even, since their parents are ignoring their pleas. I personally don’t think there’s an ethical way to have kids working in film or television like that. Local theatre and some classes, sure. That way they are prepared when they turn 18, but there’s so many vital experiences and growth that gets wonky when your adultified. Not to mention it’s not ok to support your family or buy a home off your literal child’s labor! It imbalances the entire family as well.

This was _excellent._ I legit had no idea my all-time celeb crush had a youtube channel, fr. 👀 I am so in. Subbed.

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I LOVE HER VOCABULARY.❤😂 respect.

Well this podcast are so amazing! I’m not a high performance kid but I have parents that were just so strict and at the same time I was so lonely, that I grew up basically an adult when I was just a kid. I’m 30 now but for the majority of things I act like 50. So I feel identified for many things that you show in this podcast, and I am doing my healing and searching forms to help kids that grow in similar conditions that I was because like Alyson said that’s the way to really change the society. So I love it, and I expect you continue helping me doing the same for my particular situation and the kids that grow as me. Sorry for my bad English I’m actually from Colombia so is not my native language. Finally a question for you both is something that I think Alyson try to say and I was recently talking about it in my therapy session is that I think trauma it’s something that everybody suffer in different ways, we all have traumas I think that actually trauma is not totally bad cause thank to trauma I have many attitudes and “talents” that no body else have so I think that we should learn from trauma, and with the right elements we can manage it, take off the bad of the trauma and use the good of trauma for being more powerful… of this topic what do you think? Trauma it’s necessary in some ways? So we should not wish not to have trauma but rather have tools to handle it properly and empower ourselves from it?

When I see this series, it kinda answers why Mary Kate and Ashley quit acting. These are insightful for those of us who loved the golden era of Disney Channel and kids who wanted to be apart of it.

I am in awe of you two. You two are the most powerful in Disney Channel. You two deserve way more credit. Please keep this podcast going. You two are spilling the tea of OG Disney. Child Stars.

I am not in the industry and this made complete sense to me . Your thoughts are amazing and it made me feel deeply about my daughter wanting to go into acting. I have done my research for sure. With I wish my mom was dead book to this podcast. I know her future won’t be in the industry because your experiences matter to me .

I love y'all both so much

I don't think you're crazy at all! That is a crazy story Christy! I'm so glad for these platforms you guys have to share your experiences.

she was a fantastic dancer

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You are absolutely correct, Alyson Stoner! We should protect child actors from abuse and pedophilia and bad stage parents! That will decrease the likelihood of them doing drugs. If you succeed, then maybe you can get your Child Protection Junior Services patch! November 29, 2022, 4:16pm

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Obsessed please keep going

Definitely want to get involved. Don't know how though. Currently working on my master's degree in criminal justice. My bachelor's degree is in psychology. So doing the work to educate myself. I'm thinking I might go towards something with cyber crime cause I feel like there is too much freedom online which gives room to say and do things that should never be done or said. So hopefully I can do something that way

What I remember her from is those weekly film reviews she did on Disney

Alyson is truly so well spoken and intelligent 🩶