I lost my (11 months younger brother), too suicide. He was HIV+ in the early 90s, when I became a Hospice nurse. He, sadly, committed suicide, due to stigma, (yes, he left letters). I'm very sensitive to this subject, but it needs more attention. Anyone out there, feeling alone, YOU ARE WORTHY. YOU ARE VALID. NEVER EVER FORGET THAT ONE THING.

@MayimBialik

8 ай бұрын

🫶

@nancyayotte2297

8 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry. ❤

@caroljeanracacho2678

8 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@808cantwaiT

8 ай бұрын

I’m sorry ❤

@juliapierce369

3 ай бұрын

💙💙💙

I have had a grandmotherly love for Jack since the original Osborne Family show. There’s just something about him that has always touched my heart. To see him look so comfortable in his own skin makes me happy.

@akmediascope

8 ай бұрын

I get it! I feel the same. Such a good man. Gives me hope for the world. I grew up watching Ozzie & Harriet when I was little but the Osbournes were more of my generation; real and fascinating and contemporary definitely not fake.

@akmediascope

8 ай бұрын

Jack has so much knowledge about teen recovery. He is a valuable influence and resource.

@akmediascope

8 ай бұрын

"recovery fluid" you two are so funny. You make an amazing comedy team.

@HeadNtheClouds

8 ай бұрын

Don’t you want to just pinch his cheeks & give him a kiss on the cheek?

@alisonbyford4092

7 ай бұрын

I was just going to write exactly that , when I saw your post. He has turned into just the nicest and wisest young man ever. And I love the paranormal. And good looking too. God bless you Jack ~you’re a dude x

My own experience with suicide is that those who “succeed” are not the one who are vocal about suicidal ideas. My bro succeeded at his first try. A great proffessional. A father and husband. A bro and son. But none of us were able to figure what was going in his brilliant brain and great heart till we found him hung in a tree. A lot of episodes of this podcast have helped me to deal with this kind of undeserved guilt. But the scar left is for life.

@beckycurry7456

8 ай бұрын

Not true I tell people all the time and no One near me

@marisamartinezolivera

8 ай бұрын

@@beckycurry7456 At least my own experience. Hugs.

@mariaandrea352

8 ай бұрын

To Provide scientific evidence Here: Research has clear data Here: there is no link between telling people about planning on suicide or Not, and the actual likelihood of following through with it.

@Heene1028

8 ай бұрын

I am going through some heavy family stuff right now. I am crying over your post. Love to you and your family and your bro❤

@marisamartinezolivera

8 ай бұрын

@@Heene1028 Thanks dear. 💙 I do hope you overcome your family heavy struggles. Big hug.

Mayim and Jack sound like old friends. ❤️

To see Jack now it does my heart good! He’s in a brilliant family, made a range of life decisions and it’s beautiful to see how he is living life now.😊

I so enjoyed this episode. It felt like an easy and great conversation with a friend. I believe there is so much more to chat with him about, Mayim, please have more conversations with Jack and allow us to "join" you ❤

Mayim, it’s really cool to me that you’re into so many things! It seems like you can have in depth conversations with anyone about anything

You two have such CHEMISTRY 🧪 PLEASE collaborate. I love you both!

When the Osbournes show came out, I was 17-18 and adored Jack. I felt we had so much in common. Now at age 39, it’s so wild to see how much we still have in common. Recovery, kids, the paranormal, a love of 2A & conspiracy theories. This interview was such a great trip for me.

“Eat that Rogan.” I think Jack is so charming and comes off so down to earth. Mayim was a little on the hyper side during this and Jack was just amazing. I just became a JO fan for life! Wish him all the best.

@akmediascope

8 ай бұрын

I agree. I wouldnt be surprised if she has had a heavy dose of caffeine. She is adorable and Jack is such an exciting guest. She may have been nervous about this, but she did great! He's basically British and they are both entertainers. They have a lot in common. I just love them together. I think they would be fabulous collaboraters. She understands his dark and unique humor and he respects her true genius. She is Spock to his Kirk.

@rocknroller77

3 ай бұрын

​@@akmediascopeexcellent point of Spock and Kirk 😊

what a well rounded man. so kind and generous

Loved this episode. Loved the fact that Jack was not acting "all Hollywood", he is so real, down to earth, and funny to boot! It was a very refreshing conversation. Thank you Mayim and Jack!😊

Jack is a really down to earth and a great guy.

Jack Osbourne is so refreshing his common sense, honesty and humor! Another fascinating conversation!

I find jack to be very endearing.

Truly loved this episode. The conversation was both relatable and fascinating. As much as I love Ozzy's music, I find Jack to be the Osbourne I can find a host of similarities with. Well done Mayim and Jack!

I've been cheering Jack on on Special Forces. I'm at awe at what he has been able to do as a person with MS. I guess now I know why. Unfortunately previews for next week's show indicates he may have to quit. But as a person with fibromyalgia and OA, I find myself so limited in what I can do (I'm also 61 years old LOL). I admire Jack's resilience and perseverence. He is a very smart man.

@SunnyCarnivore

8 ай бұрын

Have you checked out Mayim's interview with Alan Gordon and his book The Way Out? He expanded the work of Dr John Sarno (Sarno's books start out about back pain but later found it applied to any chronic pain) and Steve Ozanich's book The Great Pain Deception; also Nicole Sach's podcast is amazing. These are all people who had chronic pain, fatigue ect and recovered using the work of Dr Sarno; Nicole Sachs actually was a patient of his and after went in to work for him.

@patriciagallant8133

8 ай бұрын

@@SunnyCarnivore I've watched all of Mayim's videos.

What a cool dude ❤ I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. Jack is so funny, real and a great guy

Every time I think you’re not going to top a podcast because I enjoyed it so much, you do! Loved this one, Jack is such a funny, great, non egotistical guy who felt like you two had known each other for years! I hope you have him back again!❤

I think jack is the perfect combo of his mom and dad I have been an Ozzy fan for 30 years 🙌I have met Sharon a few times over the years, twice while Ozzy was doing meet and greets in the 80’s and then again being in the audience of AGT in Seattle. I see BOTH parents in Jack, he is smart talented and quirky in his own right

THAT was fun!!! What a GREAT chat (not interview). Great chemistry between you both, what a sweet man Jack turned out to be!

I love Jack. Watch him in any thing I can find. He is so down to earth and I love his outlook on many things. Plus I love ghost and cryptos

Love listening about Jack's journey.

I love Jack so much. Just a good dude.

Mayim! My sister and I involuntarily tear up when talking about ghosts/spirits and we never understood why…. 🧐 So you are not alone on that.

@lonestarfinds

8 ай бұрын

It's weird but I'm like that too, when talking to people about their own experiences!

@akmediascope

8 ай бұрын

Me too! So many phenomenal things in my life

It's good seeing Jack Osbourne im glad he's doing great and is happy 😊

Jack has always been the one I would want to hang out with, even when I was younger watching the show. He always seemed so self aware yet trying to ignore all that was happening.

I love Jack Osbourne, he seems like a really cool and genuine person 😊

His honesty is something else!!

What an awesome person. For so young he has been through a lot. He is a shining star.

Great Interview.. I totally dig Jack Osbourne

I am not the only one who doesn't do what they say for MS, I have remitting remission ms and I don't take medication I just continue me and do what I feel is good and right. It is frustrating to describe it. I love Jack's description of it. A good advocate for it

@tomnrisa2905

8 ай бұрын

I have MS I, also, do do take any medication for the disease, only for the symptoms. I have had this disease for 26 years, I did take DMD, at the beginning, so glad I made the the decision to stop. As, MSer,s, we are experts of our own body, I think it’s wonderful, that you, do what feel good and right for yourself. ~ Risa

@AquaGem7578

8 ай бұрын

You're one of the few who agree. I was diagnosed at 27 in now 48. I know how to manage my fatigue. I find nothing helps with pain, I like to be natural so anything non drug. Gonna sound bad but for me alcohol numbs pain. Doesnt mean drink all the time nor drunk.

Jack has become so handsome!

A breath of fresh air after Jad..., well, last week's episode. I liked this one.

Loved this episode. I didn’t realize how funny Jack is. I enjoyed this episode a lot. 😊

Never followed Jack at all. When he mentioned the shame thing, it opened this realization within myself that i want to work on. I have been lied to all my life. Especially from my parents. I want to be so open and honest to a fault. But that shame of the exact reasons he mentioned keep me strangled into hiding things. I dont share parts of me. I been tryi g to make music but i cant even bring myself to share it with my family. I dont want to hear anything negative. Its out there but i dont tell anyone. I just hope people stumble on it and like it. But I am now a big fan of Jack and want to dive into his stuff now. Thank you for the show. Needed it

@candistarbuckle

7 ай бұрын

😅@zestyKrisps, right on, keep creating, don’t censor yourself, you are doing fantastic. Focus on that and the fact that you won’t have to look back on your life and think, “I shoulda created more”. Proud of you 👏🏼 just keep doing it 🎉

He’s such a nice human being … good interview!

Yet another absolutely refreshing & fascinating guest. Well done, Dr. Bialik - you have such a gift of rapport with your guests! Thank you for sharing with us!

Love this Podcast. Jack and his wonderful family has shown us all how " normal" we all are. Love this show ❤️🌻

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview and learned so much.What a great Guy!!

One of the best episodes !! I really enjoyed hearing Jack's perspective of his life compared to social media's half truths. Loved it !!

What an awesome man you have turned into, Jack. Seeing the progression is probably a good thing for many men out there. You are a beacon of hope for many. And great sense of humor!

Jack Osborne is a treasure.

Thank you Mayim. I really enjoyed the show. Jack Osbourne seems really down to earth and he is a lot of fun to listen to.

WOW... OZZY PRODUCED WORLD CLASS MUSIC AND CHILDREN.

Really enjoyed this conversation with Jack Osbourne. I didn't have MTV back in the day so I only saw pieces of the show. Really enjoy his stories and humor.

What a great episode. I watched their show years ago and Jack is such a likable guy. I’m glad to see him doing well. You two were so fun together! Great connection .

I LOVED this interview Mayim. You guys have great chemistry! (not like that) but interview more people like Jack. That was fun!

Love that you have jack Osbourne on!!!!❤

Absolutely love both of you. Thank you

What a great chemistry between you two!

I LOVE seeing Jack making the podcast rounds 🖤🖤

Loved this episode and Jack seems so down to earth ! ❤

First full episode I have listened on this POD cast. Will definitely check it out again. You two worked great together. Love Jack and the Osbourne’s. Amazing family.

Great video Mayim! I love Jack and his family. Its great how we get to see and learn about the people you interview. Thank You! 🤍🙏🤍

I felt my brother die. He was in another state and I hadn't spoken to him in several weeks. But I cried and cried out of nowhere at my boyfriend's parents house. I found out the next morning. He froze to death the evening before. When I was crying. My boyfriend's mom said she thought God was preparing me. I knew at the time it was happening that it was my brother or my mom. I had a similar experience about a year later. I woke from sleep suddenly and it was the same kind of feeling. I told my roommate as I sat on his bed. I went to work. I got a call. It was my dad. My step-brother had unalived himself a day or two before. I was feeling my dad finding out. He had just been found. In both cases, anytime I question those events, I remember that there were witnesses that saw my end of things. I dissociated a lot for weeks after each event. A few other less intense but still unexplainable things have happened to me. My mom and aunt experience similar things. ☺

That was the best interview ever! I could listen to these two forever!

I’m so thankful that I listened to this episode. I need to do more for my health. I don’t have a lot of energy. This will hopefully inspire me to do more. Yea, gut health and exercise and everything else are so important. It’s maddening seeing children not care about taking better care of themselves and especially the role of their parents not being present in that.

This is my new favorite episode so far

This was a lovely and powerful conversation thank you for the amazing podcast ❤

One of the best pods I have ever seen/heard! Thank you so much for this!

That was a brilliant episode I was rivered all the way througfh. thank you all concerned. Lovely chemistry. great conversation. Funny touching and inspiring. x

Thank you to you both for a very down to earth conversation❤

Thank you SO MUCH for this episode 🙏🏻🥰

i have seen a couple interviews with Jack Osbourne recently, and I am very impressed. He is so much more than what you might think, and very articulate. And, very funny.

First time viewer. I love your Podcast you and Jack are very nice people..... Love from Sydney Australia 👍👍👍👍👍

Two of my favorite entertainers! Really enjoyed this podcast!

I love your podcasts! This one in particular because it is wonderful to see how far Jack has come. Kudos to both of you for adulting well!!

Your explanation about the editing and polished view is exactly why I can't get on board with most sitcoms and reality tv. I never understood why until you explained it here. I love docs too 😊

Wow, Jack is amazing! Thank you for having him on, I feel like I've learned a lot, and it's refreshing to hear unashamed honesty, and someone who is working a solid program for so long!!!!

@julesmbc

8 ай бұрын

And, he's funny, and such a sweetheart 😊

Thankyou Mayim. Great job!❤

Tuesday and Thursday is my favorite day of the week ❤ New Video from this podcast 😊 Im so happy i watched it before i go to bed and then i will watch this again at work 😁 Jack is really amazing! I learned a lot ☺️ Speaking with someone like Miss Mayim is really great. She might not know this but she really helped me a lot in my life ❤ I can listen to her all day and can still learn something new. Thank you for this new episode Miss Mayim ❤ I am aware of how difficult this has been for you lately, i just wanted to let you know that im here to support you no matter what. I love you and i support you in all that you do. Keep safe 😇❤

Great conversation, really enjoyed hearing about Jack's life. Nice to see someone who is down to earth and not all Hollywood!

this was a really educational and fun episode! Love both of you ❤

Excellent episode love to you and Jack.

Their chemistry is great, really enjoyed this conversation!

I appreciate this conversation! Thanks for introducing me to someone I never would have taken an interest in.

I was diagnosed with MS 7 years ago and I knew Jack had it as well so I was excited to listen to this podcast I appreciate Jack for being so open about his diagnosis and life with MS. I know that for many it takes a while to get a diagnosis, I got lucky and was diagnosed pretty fast. I was already seeing a PA at a neurologist office for my migraines and she just happened to work in an office that had MS specialist, another area I was lucky in is that my dad has MS as well the more we talked about my symptoms the more we’re pretty sure that was what I had, from the time I saw the PA to the time I got my diagnosis was 4 months and much like Jack looking back I started showing symptoms probably about a year before, fatigue being the biggest thing, other symptoms I can now look back on were my migraines got worse after being under control for a number of years, nerve pain in my legs and lower back, it was so bad that one night after work I could not get my legs into the car I had to pick them up with my hands and put them in the car, don’t worry I was not driving, it was at that point that I knew I neeeded to get into see a doctor

Great podcast. I like the tail end. It might be really good to do an episode on how alcohol literally kills the brain. And how a doctor in the ER will give the last bed to an alcoholic in withdrawal vs a heroin addict. I had a friend who was pairing down by two shots a day. He was at a gallon of vodka a day. This was to aggressive of a pair down, suffering hallucinations and was having head pressure. We went to the ER and they had to put him into an induced coma to clear his system safely.

@danaw23

8 ай бұрын

Im sorry about your friend. I’m a nurse, but used to be a float tech at a hospital and alcohol withdrawal is definitely the worst. One can easily die without medical supervision and there is a point they can’t be left alone and require 24/7 monitoring.

@nancyayotte2297

8 ай бұрын

My brother died as a result of many years of alcoholism. He was sober because his poor health took over and it killed him. I miss him every day. I can see his picture from where I'm sitting. Im sober. My mind was broken. Still is. My addiction was a side effect of trauma.

@SunnyCarnivore

8 ай бұрын

Alcohol and benzos (xanax, valium, ativan ect) are the two things that can result in death if withdrawn cold turkey. Benzos are called alcohol in a pill as it effects the brain in the same way.

Mayim, i always love your shows because you get deep. You're not talking about shoes, makeup and politics, ect. You make me work for it and help me get the cobwebs out. Anyways, as a spiritual person who believes in God, I totally believe in the spirit realm. As a Christian I believe in the Holy Spirit, and all spirit beings. I am a Mortician and have a comfortable understanding of death and the afterlife. Thank you for what you do❤

My mother was diagnosed with MS in 1993. So little was known about it and this discussion made me so happy, Jack doing well, and the progression in science. She passed away in 2002 ❤❤❤

@candistarbuckle

7 ай бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss and give you respect for continuing to educate yourself about this disease ❤

What a great interview. Love Jack! What a beautiful human ❤

Jack is so right and of people only understood when one is in that pain.......JUST LISTEN.

When I hear anything about the paranormal, my eyes water too! I have never had any children. I always thought it was a fear response.

Mayim, I hope you see this. I want to you to know that even though I don’t know you, you are not alone, many love you…I love you and I’m praying for Israel, for you and all Jews. My heart, thoughts & prayers are with you all. God bless Israel, God bless you, your entire family and all Jews all over the world. God is with you all ❤️ Sending you a big hug Psalms 121:3-8 King James Version (KJV) Behold, he that keepeth Israel Shall neither slumber nor sleep. The LORD is thy keeper: The LORD is thy shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, Nor the moon by night. The LORD shall preserve thee from all evil: He shall preserve thy soul. And thank you, I always watch your videos. Loved this one 😊

Love learning and being entertained.. ❤

Hi Mayim! I’m thoroughly enjoying your podcast, having recently discovered your glorious channel. Still catching up with past episodes! I’m wondering if you would consider having actor Jim Carrey on? I would love to see that episode with the two of you discussing all the things!

This is the first time watching your pod cast it's the best thing I've ever seen you in.

This was a great interview ❤ I love Jack he's always a joy to listen to. I think he has a great perspective on the world.

I really enjoyed this interview. Proud that Jack turned his life around and he's living a healthy lifestyle. I resonate what he said about his dad not eating right. I wish my mom would eat healthier because I'm sure it'll help her auto immune disease as well. Food is killing so many people these days.

I was not a big rock music fan. I love the Osbournes because they remind me of how my family used to be. They are warm and funny and real.

Loved this one ❤

He is so adorable ❤❤

I don't know what it is about Jack Osbourne, but I like him a lot

I remember him as a seemingly smug and entitled teen (although the explanation of being a teen addict puts things into new perspective) so seeing him as this kind of nice, easy going, very “Dad like” Dad is weird but cool. I definitely get him podcasting because he has a very podcast like voice/vibe. The only problem for me is I’m not interested in the Osbournes or the paranormal. Can he do a third podcast where he just interviews celebrities or talks about current events? I’d listen to that!

I'm not sure how I got here but I'm sure glad I did. What a great podcast. I look forward to seeing more.

Yay! Fan of you and Jack Osbourne.. 2fer..:) maybe a part 2..it was a vibe ..

Charisma and authenticity why people are fascinated with the Ozzbornoes.

Love him! You two are so awesome!

Thoroughly enjoyed this podcast!