"not having children has allowed me to show up for so many other people's children" love this!

@findmeintime

Жыл бұрын

I bet that's not how those people feel about her

@bluebellbeatnik4945

6 ай бұрын

@@findmeintime oh stop it.

@KK-np7vk

4 ай бұрын

@@findmeintimeold irrelevant peeps

I have the title for Chelsea's next book, "I am more than my uterus". She's so right; not all women should be mothers. And that is OK!

@Beccanator007

Жыл бұрын

Fuck yes!! And great idea for the book title!

Mayim is a legit Wonder Woman, her intelligence and commitment to help the world with these great talks should be commended. My appreciation is profound, thank you Mayim and Johnathan

@sapphireash01

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@cliffdavis5244

11 ай бұрын

Ditto

As a woman in her late 30s with no kids, what Chelsea said about not having kids is so smart. There are so many kids out there that needs help.

@Shetriesthetrades

Жыл бұрын

Yes and also, there are Mamas out there who need their friends/family without kids. You add to our lives and our kiddos in multitudes of ways, and we love you for it❤

@dleehou1982

10 ай бұрын

2 of my closest friends are childless and honestly it's amazing to have them as friends.

You are correct Mayim, for a lot of us your channel is the only form of therapy we are able to receive. Thank you Mayim and Jonathan for giving us an outlet to be with our own thoughts.

I really respect Chelsea's decision to not have children. Too many people have kids without it being committed to putting their needs first.

THANK YOU Chelsea, for championing those of us who are childless by choice. It's a lonely choice, and this sort of support is very welcome.

I went through this same process. My sis died at 21 and I was 9. I started drinking at 12 and quit by 24. That’s when my “fun” began. i’ve learned a lot and am in a great place now.

If the grieving not addressed properly in the right time is something that can destroy you easily, I simply cannot imagine what can be to have it inside you for more than 30 years! My bro’s suicide happened five years ago, and I’m just now (and in the most part thanks to this podcast and meditacion) beginning to deal with it and let pain and not shedded tears go to surface..Oh, virtualy hugging Chelsea! I’m the elder of six siblings. Chelsea is the little of six ones. Tricky “places” to be born. I can only say her from here “you’re such a brave human being. Thank you for never loosing your humor sense, even in the hardest moments”. Thank you Mayim & Jonathan for this funny at times but also very, very deep episode. 💜

@brianmccann3599

Жыл бұрын

Learn sentence structure and employ some commas

@m_brokenleg

Жыл бұрын

@@brianmccann3599 Your problem. Bye.

I adore Chelsea. I learn so much from her learning & connect with her writing. She’s so relatable & candid. She is a TREASURE.

@cliffdavis5244

11 ай бұрын

Ditto👍🏼

I saw Jo and Chelsea in Albany, and was so surprised to see her when he opened for him. She was so happy looking and healthy looking…they weren’t public yet, but you could see that she was somewhere in her life where she was in a good spot. So excited for her and this stage in her life.

Totally enjoyed this interview been a fan of Chelsea and Mayim for many years. Very thought provoking

The timing of this episode was perfect! I’m listening to it the day after Thanksgiving (highly stressful being the host). I appreciate Chelsea mentioning that she realized that others don’t always want or need to hear her opinion on everything. I recently came to the same conclusion, especially when it comes to social media. I’ve started adopting the mantra of “I’d rather be happy than “be right”.” For me that just means not interacting with every post or comment I disagree with. Im enjoying social media more and overall happier because I’m not focused on the negative replies on my feed.

@TheRisskee

2 жыл бұрын

Dude, YES! I did a social media fast because I realized that when I'd usually just step away and not say anything at all, I was starting to engage negatively mor and more. I stepped away for a bit but jumped back into as soon as I got on FB (let's face it. FB is a cesspool of angry people) and got that old familiar feeling of rising angry and anxiety. So, now I limit the time I spend on it significantly. Also unfollowing certain pages and people helps. I still get into it but I reign myself back in much better these days. There's a lot less trash on YT so I consider a bit of a safe haven. Lol and I'm so glad I never got invested in Twitter. That's a whole different beast.😬

@mariannesouza8326

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheRisskee 👍

My oldest brother suddenly passed away when I was eight. Three months later my dad also suddenly passed away, a week after my ninth birthday. There is A LOT of life that has happened between then and now at almost 32 years old. I'm realizing all the time that there are continually things I am learning about the true impact of those events on my life and those around me. I genuinely love who I am as a person and know how to appreciate the moments and be content even when life happens. I still have trauma, from lots of things, but my triumphs are bigger than my trauma. I don't believe that "better" means that you won't stumble or that you won't come across problems in life. It means that when you do, it doesn't destroy your world, you actively choose the coping mechanisms that are healthy and soon enough you are able to get back up quicker each time.

@ashleelarsen5002

2 жыл бұрын

Vaccinated and Horny is brilliant :)

@tnt01

2 жыл бұрын

therapy would help you at your age.

@HH-gv8mx

Жыл бұрын

Yes get into therapy now bc those traumas and wounds that you have not unpacked, will suddenly creep back into your life in your 40s!

@jenme2390

Жыл бұрын

@@HH-gv8mx I've been in therapy since I was 21. And all the time I come across people, including my "family members" who I am like yeah therapy would strongly help you and they just are SO resistant to going or even trying to work out a specifically problem with a trained 3rd person professional. I don't understand it. They'd rather keep the problems than try to change and that is one of the saddest tragedies to me. They have the power of choice and they choose to remain sick and to keep complaining about things they have the power to change. :(

I loved the Rashi after the show. I grew up in a Jewish household and had a brother pass from crib death at 7 months old. He was the oldest I never knew him. I also lost a sister at age 26, she was killed in a helicopter crash. She was a medi-vac nurse. I absolutely understand what Jonathan and Chelsea were both saying. Our parents truly never came back-from what I’m told, after my oldest brother died and stayed together hoping there would also be happy days on the way and then lost another daughter…it’s amazing to now look at it from a new perspective as an adult! I also just found out that my dad-is not my dad thanks to 23 and Me! Love to talk to you, about all the implications of this and also having to do with being Jewish and born from adultery!! I am grateful for your shows, you both are so fascinating to listen to💜

I was just over the age of 2 when my little sister who was 5 month died. I've completely blocked it. My oldest sister talks about it now. This is only since my Mom passed.Its been 12 years and I"m still struggling. I believe I've been struggling with this plus other thing. I have anger issues for sure. Thanks for everything you share. Thank You so much for having Chelsea Handler on. I am going for help. Stay Safe and Healthy Carol

@FunfindersX

2 жыл бұрын

This is Carol again. Just alittle background and these things seam to pop in my head. I am 60 now and I remember when my Mom was pregnant with my now baby sister. Which was 3 years after a little sister had passed . I wished for a baby brother over and over apparently and was not pleased with the results. She is and has been the best friend/person in my life. Cheers

@ashleelarsen5002

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry for your loss

Gosh I love her! I understand her and can relate to her. We are all traumatised by something from childhood.

I've never liked Chelsea, but after this I do respect her. Great interview!

chelsea described my childhood after my mother’s passing when i was 4 yrs old. never thought i’d hear my thoughts and feelings on someone else’s voice… such a relief.

I came upon this video right when I needed something about unpacking my own grief! Thank you to all involved - beautiful episode.

In my 40s, I’m a huge fan of both these ladies. So fascinating to listen to after the days of Blossom and Chelsea Lately. I feel like we grew up together.

My two favorite women… this podcast has been a beautiful, informative and interesting program! Thank you so much Mayim and Chelsea. Wishing you both happiness and health. Following you forever!

I just can’t get enough!! Mayim and Jonathan keep the shows coming. Thank You Chelsea for doing this show. I appreciate the knowledge you have passed on. Thank You

@adorable3817

2 жыл бұрын

Yes please!! Love the shows 🥰🌈💚

Ok Chelsea's viewpoint on motherhood and parenting is the same as mine. I don't want to be a mother. I don't see a problem with not wanting to reproduce. It's easier to help others. There's nothing wrong with being an aunt instead. I just agree with all of that. I'm quite selfish with my time too. And the world is quite overpopulated. A lot of people like to try to shame me or pressure me and it just doesn't work. I'm very happy with not reproducing. I also deal with people who I feel very strongly should not reproduce because it's not in the best interest for society 😂😂😂 but I digress.

I love this episode. I to have suffered grief as a child with my mother dying when I was 4-years old. Having a positive attitude and gratitude for what I do have help me make it through my mothers passing, and other traumatic event (being molested, having a debilitating brain tumor that went undiagnosed for 12 years, being hit by a car, coming out, and a catching a rare virus that almost killed me. Every day I wake up grateful that I'm still here. Attitude is key.

I love Chelsea’s story of healing and flipping her story of grief, anger, all the things that held her back to being a positive conscious contributor to healing the collective because she did the inside work, first. It’s amazing how we’re all conditioned to play small and stuck to the old story of negativity, pain, suffering and misery when the opposite is also available for us to enJOY and live a life that’s AUTHENTIC TO US AS ADULTS yet still CONNECTED TO OUR INNER CHILD. Blessings everyone. Another awesome podcast episode that gave a ton of AHA MOMENTS. ❤

As an Alcoholic there's two sides to it. It's Fun and Numbing at First. But then it changes. It's only numbing

Don’t agree with a lot of Chelsea‘s views but this was a really insightful podcast and very helpful. Appreciate Chelsea sharing her way to some peace. 🙌

The best podcast to date! I am so inspired by Chelsea!

THANK YOU! It's so comforting to know others are still unpacking and acknowledge grief continues to impact them.

Wow what a show! Even though she’s changing, she still packs a punch. I think Chelsea is far more balanced and that will give her a lot of longevity 😊

Chelsea is so genuine and real. Love her honesty

@ashleelarsen5002

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto

These bring me such joy. Seeing through others' eyes life experiences!

I haven't really seen Chelsea since Chelsea Lately and I've watched a couple of Jo Koy specials, but I never could've imagined her with him. Not that I'm not happy for them, I am. I've read most of her older books and I always had a feeling she was a lot deeper than her persona ever portrayed. Good person.

I used to want to be like Mayim’s character on Blossom, so this candidness towards striving towards health and balance is great

Chelsea has always been my spirit sister and her recent character arch has also been reflective of mine. It’s really comforting

I absolutely love Chelsea Handler , great podcast 👍

I'm so glad I came across this podcast. You guys rock and of course Chelsea helps us all get our shit together. Thank you

Great questions from Mayim and Chelsea's ability to answer with such profound depth and truth is just a delight to listen to.

Mayim, I would love to see Jo on your show!! Thank you for everything you and Jonathan have done! 💜💜

I think this is my favorite episode, and I believe I have listened to all of them. It just clicked all around, including your interactions with each other, and Chelsea, and vice-versa. It was entertaining, insightful, thought provoking, and probably a few more things too. Thank you very much! And thank you for the introduction to the real Chelsea.

I have to admit it was not what I expected, but welcomed everything that was presented. The post therapy Chelsea tells a very interesting story of her life struggles and how she found her way out through therapy and more. Thanks Myaim for keeping it so real.

I 1000% agree with what she said about kids!

This was pretty interesting. Being a fan of Chelsea it’s nice to see a different side to her during this episode. I mean of course there’s a side to her that we all know and love that’s always there, but to see a more vulnerable side to her that really makes you feel more connected to her in a way that’s relatable and that we’re really just all only human. It makes you feel not so alone in this thing we call life in the world. All of us are on our own individual journeys at our own paces but it just goes to show you that we all go through things that affect us and we all struggle with things but at the end of the day it’s okay to not be okay because we’re blessed with the gift of tomorrow to continue on our path to try and do better.

"As we all are learning more & more, we're all traumatized from something, you know? It's just, *What's your trauma? Pick it, unpack it, and then face it.*" ~ Chelsea Handler

A year late to the party, but exactly what I needed right now. Thank you❤

I love seeing, hearing about and experiencing transformation and this episode delivers. All 3 👏🏻

My brother died when I was 13, I found booze, boys and drugs. Our family was totally fractured, and none of us got help for it, sadly. I’m 63 now and have lost both my parents, at a younger age, and I have never been able to deal with any of their passing. I can’t see going to a strangers cold, impersonal office and sit there and cry for an hour, to someone thats thinking about what’s the wife making for dinner. That’s just me 😢

@JanelleBellFrazier

Жыл бұрын

I had a really interesting, cool therapist and a pretty normal one, both of who were very tuned in and empathetic. Some of them are impersonal and some people need that separation, but it can be helpful to find what you personally want. It's been so helpful for me. It's a safe place to talk, where I don't have to pay attention to watching my word's like I do with friends or family who might find it to be too much. I love the safety of it.

What a great episode and how interesting. Really appreciate all the guests who come in ready to share their experiences. ❤

Absolutely love this interview. I love both of these ladies!! Thank you

Wow! Chelsea’s story about how she is, who she is, and how she’s grown and changed is so aligned with my own life as an outspoken, badass, childless by choice woman- who can sometimes come across really harshly. Perhaps I should try to get famous! lol Love this interview!

Your videos make my week! Keep 'em coming!

I read Chelsea's auto biography and when she mentioned the death of her brother. Her crazy stories after the fact to me were obviously trauma from a tragic loss of a loved one in their youth. How could that not be traumatic.

Thank you for this Mayim. Have been struggling with the very things Chelsea speaks of since my parents divorce one week after my 9th birthday (am 46 now) and my father's sudden death 6 years ago

I badly need this. Thanks, Mayim! 💛

I enjoyed this interview and Chelsea’s courage is an inspiration!

And also I want to say that I am beginning to accept that the grief I have squelched for 45 years really is effecting my day to day existence. What is the saying, "admitting there is a problem is the first step?"

Your podcast always makes my week Mayim. I cannot wait for season 2 of Call Me Kat since you are so great in the show!

Love these two women. Great episode.

I'm glad I finally watched this episode, it was great! Good thing you mentioned her tour dates, I can still get tickets! Yay!

Breakdown is the best thing on KZread! Mayim has a special gift with people and “talk”. I’m hooked!

I love you Mayim!! Thank you so much for these videos.

You guys need to have Hamilton Morris on if you're going to talk psychedelics. That dude is fascinating! I've never been on any type of psychedelic but I feel like I'd be prepared for it and approach it logically after being a Hamilton follower. Lol He's equally about the science and the spiritual and psychological sides. You would score big time if you got him on.

Thanks for the podcast, love Chelsea.

Love Chelsea! Love the channel, as always great interview!!

Such a fantastic episode the show just keeps getting better and better each week I absolutely love this podcast followed it from day 1 , thank you Mayim you are amazing 😻 I appreciate all the hard work you put into making this show the best keep been awesome love you 😘 ❤️xxx

Jonathan! My husband has the same terrifying fear to snakes as you’ve! He can be paralized or run so far & fast that no one can get him back! He’s a MD and in between his awards is one with the Medicine symbol: the Aesculapius snake (symbolizes healing). Guess where the award is: in a bag in the attick out of sight!😂 Poor 🐍. They fear us too! Now seriously, another great episode. Again. How the hell Mayim & you accomplish this? All episodes are gems! 💎

@adorable3817

2 жыл бұрын

Me too - only my fear extends to slugs..... can barely write the word 🙈😱😖

So happy to hear Chelsea's story

Chelsea's vocal dynamics combined with Mayim and Jonathan's combined super intelligence delivered a podcast episode that eclipsed anything on Stream TV - I just love a show that delivers an educative punch with comical hysterics❤😂

i loced her showon Netflix! She's so bright and so brave and I could listen to her all day and all night! Happy to see you Chelsea!

Soooo good!! You are all awesome!!! ❤️

another very interesting episode...thanks Mayim and Jonathan

Loved this episode!

"People listening, we may be their only therapy. . ." It's me. I'm people

@johndean4727

2 жыл бұрын

not everybody can afford therapy.

@jamiersher5131

2 жыл бұрын

@@johndean4727 yes, that would be me again

Much love for you all. So happy Chelsea does counseling 😉 It's a Rollercoaster, but totally worth it!! Xo

I watched Chelsea Handler's late night show. Love her!

2 of my favorite people, personalities, talents & brains, Chelsea & Mayim❣️❣️💖🙏🌈✨

I just bought my ticket to see Chelsea live🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 I'm so excited ❤

I have been hoping and praying for this! 😍🤩

Okay so I JUST found d this podcast and you have ALL of my fave women on here! I'm learning so much about them!

My favorite theme song ever. Love your podcast!

Loved this interview

Love this podcast! Been a fan of Both these kick ass ladies. ! Jonathon my fellow Canadian. Your groovy 2. !

Brilliant, beautiful, smart and funny...I describe the episode BOTH of you. I teared up when Chelsea was talking about Jose gratitude. I've been a fan for a long time and have had a similar journey of exploration of recovery. It wasn't inspiring reminder to stay focused

That was a really good podcast. Thank you.

2 of my favorite people. I just ordered the book letting go on Audible. Thank you so much.

Omg omg omg ~ I was so excited when I saw that you had Chelsea on. Love this and LOVE MAYAM…. and johnathon toooo

@jamih6145

2 жыл бұрын

*Johnathan ❤️

I freaking love Chelsea!!! She is such a bad ass woman that speaks her mind, she’s transparent and real….if someone does not like to hear the truth then Do not listen to her, you will never hear bs from Chelsea!!!

Love this podcast.

Came here from Steve-O! Crazy world! Cheers to everyone and your well being.

and, there, Chealsea just reminded us of the purpose of life. Just have a good fuckin' time. Under it all, being a human has no other real purpose. We just showed up and took over.

Mayim, I love that you always have a cup of bubble tea on your desk!! I'm 20, and I literally don't know anyone older than me who actually likes bubble tea. But I LOVE IT!!

@adorable3817

2 жыл бұрын

Bubble tea? I've never heard of it. How can u tell what type of tea she's drinking? 😁🌈💚🌻

@snowyowl7695

2 жыл бұрын

@@adorable3817 Yeah it's delicious. It has Boba/Tapioca in it. Its the little balls at the bottom of the cup.

@adorable3817

2 жыл бұрын

@@snowyowl7695 sounds delicious!!! I'll have to see if they have it here in Germany 😁 thank you for the Info 💙🦋🌻

@snowyowl7695

2 жыл бұрын

@@adorable3817 You're Welcome! Enjoy!

@ashleelarsen5002

2 жыл бұрын

@@adorable3817 I love bubble tea!!!! Tapioca 😋 *yum*

Omg!!!! I used to watch the news all the time and thought I was so smart. Therefore, I needed to tell everyone my opinions and that they should think like me. Now I seldom share my opinion. I’m so much happier now! I’m much more accepting of others.

We love love Chelsea!! Ty for sharing. We adore you guys so much!!

Great interview.

Book of Ruth: "My people will be your people..." Perhaps the 5 books should extend to 6 to include podcasts like this.... I love all 3 of u!

This is amazing. Chelsea in the process of transformation is very inspiring. Very respectable.

Your videos make my day mayim

I would only wish she would respond to some of these comments and banter along with them. They would be a lot more coming from her and it would be fun also!❤ Mayim

Love you Mayim!!!