This was a phenomenal interview with a phenomenal woman! I love how she broke down "British etiquette" being a brit myself I actually never thought about it like that! I know she said she's agnostic but I see God all over her life, from being deaf to the cancer scare, there's a reason you're here Jameela and I thank God for your life and your life's work/purpose

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed this episode, Breeny!

@SophBrooks1

5 жыл бұрын

Breeny Lee Amen!! I see God working through her life. She is an inspiration. Great podcast, so thought provoking and empowering!!

@ivanamicimici

4 жыл бұрын

PLEASE DONT ATRIBUTE YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE OF LIFE TO SOMEONE ELSES,YOU ARE DEMEANING HER STORY.JUST IMAGINE IF YOU SAID OH GOD HELPED ME IN THIS AND THIS AND THEN SOMEONE ELSE CAME AND SAID,THAT IS TOTALY NOT REAL,IT WAS JUST CIRCUMSTANCE.

@ivanamicimici

4 жыл бұрын

@bye girl what does that have to do with her being agnostic or this woman commenting that yeah there is God but jameela is clearly not good enough to see that in her life? And about caps....has it ever crossed your mind that maybe I'm visually impaired and I was writing from a medium where I couldn't see correctly what I was writing unless I made all the letters capital!? Not everyone is gifted with great sight or had all the mediums they need at all times...how judgemental was that!? Anyways have a great day and I hope you never stop learning about your own experience .

@her2374

4 жыл бұрын

Yes yes!!!

"Do everything to ensure your mental health. That is your number one priority."

“I’m afraid of having children - I don’t know what I’m bringing them into” Jameela Jamil. Thats so true!

4 жыл бұрын

if you can help it don't....the planet is dying...

@gregackerson5957

3 жыл бұрын

Life is a gift, don't murder your own as she did.

@gracekim1842

3 жыл бұрын

I once felt that way until I had my first child and never looked back. A very precious, irreplaceable gift; and, now, I have two girls and they are literally everything to me. Choose life, always.

Oh my god, mad how audacious it sounds to hear a woman not self deprecate and just be unapologetic about wanting what she deserves! LOVE HER!!

@FungusMossGnosis

4 жыл бұрын

Deserve's got nothing to do with it.

" I have murdered my shame" She is such a bad arse! Love seeing this British Pakistani women rock:)

@rani1835

5 жыл бұрын

bye girl she said she has Pakistani parents at the beginning.

@rani1835

5 жыл бұрын

bye girl I thought she was half Indian too, but she said she was Pakistani in this video and didn’t mention being Indian, so I’m confused 🤔

@himmsingz

3 жыл бұрын

Til ly No problem. Pakistan was carved out of India just about 70 years back.

@hariomkushwaha9773

3 жыл бұрын

@@rani1835 she is half indian, half pakistani, raised in Britain. She is basically ethnically ambiguous and i love that

@himmsingz

3 жыл бұрын

@Tabo Beeran She’s a good soul and that’s what matters.

"I don't feel shame anymore. I have murdered my shame". I'm only a few minutes into this interview and I already have chills!

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

🙏🏻 Glad you enjoyed the interview!

@sarahgroth5326

5 жыл бұрын

@@lewishowes 😊 I really loved this interview! Thank you for taking the time to respond and for sharing such inspiring conversations ❤️

@cocoaorange1

5 ай бұрын

You have to have shame in some things, but never let a person put you down or degrade you.

I work with Jameela on The Good Place and she is the real deal.

@VictoriaJaneAscension

5 жыл бұрын

Chickfoodtv lucky you. She is so wonderful. Xvx

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

She truly is!

@talksolot

5 жыл бұрын

she's gross

@reverentconsciousness8767

5 жыл бұрын

I normally avoid celebrity's personal lives, most seem to be hypocrites. And to preserve my love for the characters I watch, I avoid ever knowing them as fellow humans. Hearing her here... 😍😍😍. Need more like her

@gregackerson5957

3 жыл бұрын

@@talksolot Agree, this woman is proud of murdering her children and everyone praises her. Shame on them including Lewis.

"if you are grateful and content then they have no longer managed to control you"

This is my first exposure to this Beautiful, Energetic Being and I LOVE HER!!!! My new SHero! 👑

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! Let's Go!

Adaptability. Measured, focused aggression. Emotional intelligence. Compassion. The ability to incorporate trauma into her life story without being defined by it. Critical characteristics of a mentally healthy person. Great interview!

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

@AKAwisher1

3 жыл бұрын

It's an interesting struggle finding ones self, one's own human identity and value, in the midst of an organically diverse and chaotic world. A requirement is the fortitude to show gratitude "for the ability" to rise above it all personally and individually while giving credit where credit is due, (in a world that the majority of men have built and in a culture that attempts to truly value and afford such freedoms overall) having respect for the conditions afforded to us may be hard to grasp with that finger wanting to blame another (their identity) for any "percieved" pitfalls. A business model that does function on human strengths and weaknesses - for every need, want and angst the model intends to satisfy that inflated and/or deflated human ego (whether right, wrong or indifferent). What doesn't kill us, makes us stronger. The struggle has always been an internal struggle - finding and fulfilling ones God given purpose "as a human being", who is divinely and uniquely created. Generally, her opportunity came from her own effort to excel and from a man, in western culture, someone that saw her potential, encouraged her to take a chance, grow from the opportunity afforded, no matter the percieved flaws with what he, generally has built.(This is not intended to negate the role of all others as we play on this playground together). The conditions that have worsened reality for teenagers is this attempt to thrust "even more" divisive buzz words that continually create conflict and confusion for maluable youth (for the sake of gaining a semblance of power with and by way of "identity" politics? - someone always loses in this psychological war game). The irony comes with a human being lacking humility, taking things for granted, while attempting to relinquish personal responsibility under false pretenses and a fake persona Generally speaking, you personally, are either a "positive creative force for the whole" or you are a thief in waiting. (The dilemma, the dance with good and evil that lay in human-kind).

This was such an open and honest interview. Jameela sheds light on a lot of issues that people of colour internalised and brought upon low self esteem. One point that really stood out was people bleaching themselves to look lighter and caucasian people tanning.. I once had youth leader say in front of me that she would never want to be as dark as me, but just a light tan. JUST IMAGINE how that could have impacted someone with mental health and personal issues. I was lucky that I had supportive parents and peers that helped me through such times. I honestly think that being different and being bullied is a blessing in disguise because it forces you to look inward and gather strength from aspects of yourself that are not worldly and based on superficial traits. I built confidence through myself, whereas a lot of people who 'fit' in with normal standards of beauty eventually have NO FOUNDATION of who they truly are. Whoops that was long! Love you Jameela!

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the feedback, Millie! Glad you enjoyed!

I strive to rid myself of shame just like her ♥

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Appreciate you!

@teavetyskova

5 жыл бұрын

@@lewishowes ♥

@newleft2254

5 жыл бұрын

She has an interview with Russel Brand about how she went through EMDR therapy and how it helped her. You should def check it out!

@FungusMossGnosis

4 жыл бұрын

Shame is a quality that keeps us from being arrogant, ignorant twats, like Jameela Jamil.

Wow! What a human! What a woman! What a great!

Authenticity makes you more courageous! 💪

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! Let's Go!

I absolutely love her. She seems like such a wonderful, beautiful, highly intelligent woman. I am so glad that women like her are showing the world how to represent their own culture. Fantastic interview Lewis! You are so good at creating a safe space for your guests

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Appreciate you, Jennifer!

As someone from the UK, with a similar back story to Jameela, I really resonate with this interview, thank you!

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome!

She is so extremely beautiful that it soars my eyes!!! But being so inteligent and at the same time humbling, she is such a role model not only for women of colour but each and every female

i cried during this interview even though i haven't felt any emotion for months

I’m so happy that you have Jameela Jamil on here. She is such an inspirational woman!

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, she is! 💯

Jameela is such a smart, inspiring woman!! I loved this interview

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Good example for young women. I didn’t really know who she was but I love her so far!

Yes!! More women like her in the media and less of the “Rear of the Year Award” stuff. Let’s not reduce women to objects. The value of women, her strength, wisdom, intelligence and heart is the greatest value.

@FungusMossGnosis

4 жыл бұрын

Both kinds suck. Wisdom and intelligence are qualities that rarely exist among celebrities. If that's what you want, look elsewhere beyond the popular media.

Thank you for reminding me yet again to be authentic.

What a great , brilliant woman who has busted her shame!Thank you brave Jameela Jamil.Keep doing the powerfully liberating work you are doing.The reason women don't reveal their age id because of agism, the cultural shaming of growing old,the last social affront to women,who have been pummeled since birth that their self worth is linked to their youthful appearance. Age discrimination is real,especially towards women.

Jameela Jamil speaks to my soul! I will now go and murder my shame!

she is a phenomenal human being, activist and businessperson

Thank you to all the stay at home mothers who work all the time for no pay and do not have the support they deserve, and yet continue to work as volunteers in our communities!

This woman is AMAZING!! thanks for featuring her Lewis

“If you turn all of this trauma that happened to you into something good and you help other people, then it will have been for something. So get up. Get out there. And go and help people.”

This interview is so REAL...Bravo to her for speaking her truth. Thank you!

Finally someone I feel like I can relate to! Her personality reminds me of so much of my own.

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Appreciate you!

oh wow. Amazing. Such refreshingly honest, frank, powerful insights. I want to watch this a million times.

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Dusty!

What an amazing woman! Great interview, loved it!!!

Love speaking from the mind!! I hope this women continues to spread this word.

I can relate to Jameela on so many levels, from her emotionally distraught childhood to being a person of colour in Britain-but still being able to focus on the good and persevering. Thank you for a refreshing perspective and for the encouragement!

“I’m not here to be anyone’s friend” Girl, same! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

"i'm gona be a testicle who lived and laughed and loved"

What a great interview! I can totally relate with what Jameela says about the British culture. I always feel so restricted and limited here and I've noticed it more since travelling to California myself and seeing how open and supportive and encouraging people are!

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

I was recently in Delhi. Definitely saw oodles of bleaching creams on the shelves of the pharmacies/chemists. It’s so sad, and a left over of colonial times. Jeemela, kudos for you, for having transcended all the soul killing programming life brought in your formative years. 😁🥰 You rock, thank you for working to bring balance and female empowerment to our world.

Thank you Lewis for bringing Jameel Jamil to my attention. I don't do T.V., or much social media , just Instagram and youtube so I am very grateful to hear this woman of wisdom and authenticity. Every woman should hear her speak! In my many years on this planet, I experienced everything she spoke about and had to step back many times from discrimination against my very talents that were threating to men and even other women. Many of us are finally stepping up and realizing that it was our light that they were afraid of, but no longer.

I love her the more she speaks! And the questions were good too! Very good interview!

As a British person, I can totally relate to being given a compliment and then self-depracating as a response. Lack of self worth for sure, and I openly try to compliment others when I think something because I know how important it is to say nice things. We all spend too much time spreading negative energy and shame. This is a really insightful conversation, thank you for sharing!

@jackieradley1025

5 жыл бұрын

Oh honey that's everywhere

Thank you thank you thank you!!!! We need more women like you! You are a role model to me as I have been learning to speak up for myself and others.... you are so strong!

Wow!! Awesome interview. He has done some great research on her, and didn't just ask relevant questions, but asked thought-provoking questions. Jameela's answers are so pure and honest. Good conversation!

“Trauma can hurt you but it can also really truly chisel you into something interesting and strong and durable”

Jameela for president!! Love her sooo much!!

13:00 "Men being threatened by an intelligent woman who is fun and outspoken." That's my life! You are amazing

the major take away is take care of your mental health and cuddle more. you will prevail.

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Grateful for you, Salma!

Jameela should share some book recommendations I would be so interested in reading them!!!

This interview is an inspiration to me , the way she explains herself and shows the confidence on the screen, brings me encourage, excitement and strength to get on with the hustle of what it takes to be somebody in london. Thanks guys

She has a fantastic perspective on life and the industry. Good interview.

Such eloquence! Jameela is absolutely brilliant and empowering. Loved this interview.

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

also thank you lewis for giving her this platform, and for you yourself being such an open-minded, kind and genuinely wonderful human

Thats my sister from across the pond right there! No idea who you were, very glad to hear you! Killing it ✔

god i love her. so so grateful for who she is, the messages she spreads, the person she is. thank you for making the world a better place

As a South Asian (Pakistani) I'm glad there's finally someone on TV I can relate to and look up to. Jameela Jamil is my role model - as an unapologetic, badass, an activist, cool, articulate, funny & intelligent woman! #girlcrush Love her message! Thank you for interviewing her Lewis ! Great interview!

Love Love LOVE this Woman !!✌🏻Jameela Thank You for your Truth 💜🌹🥰

Yes, Brad! Real women love it when men show emotion!!

I was also watching all of those shows on TV while mainly socially isolated growing up. She’s an inspirational woman.

This was great, never expected to see Jameela on the show.

Thanks Lewis for her interview..🤗♥ She is an undaunting woman with indomitable will through journey she's travelling. 😀

She is an amazing role model!

Yes!!! So excited this is your latest guest. F*ck yes. Great morning for me so far 💁🏻‍♀️

Loving Jameela in this video....she is so free. Along with Lewis’ expression and candour!

Thank you Jameela once again ❤

This was such an empowering and inspiring interview! Love her! 🙌🏼💖

Thank you for sharing wisdom with us and opening our eyes Jameela and Lewis ❤

@lewishowes

26 күн бұрын

So glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you for watching.

Thanks Lewis for inviting a British Pakistani woman to speak in your show. It's empowering to see someone who I look like representing a successful woman.

She is amazing, first time I’ve heard of her. How refreshing to see so much honesty.

Stunning inside and out

One of the greatest interviews I've watched on this channel. I can't help but keeping watching it again and again!

@lewishowes

2 жыл бұрын

So happy you are enjoying the content. I would love for you to leave me a review here: podcastaddict.com/podcast/2508394 or at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id596047499

She is so spot on with Britain. I am South African living in Britain for the last 13 years and I can see how it's eroded my personality almost. You can't be outspoken (South Africans are it's in our DNA), you have to almost always apologise for everything and this brings on depression and anxiety. I have only realised this lately since I have been following Jameela. Love her she is an inspiration.

I didn't know her before, I'm glad I watched this n actually I become so proud of myself every time I saw an inspiring woman like that, thank you so much😍✨🙏

Never seen you laugh like that Lewis! Loved the interview with Jameela - she is a light!

Amazing interview, wasn't giving typical answers instead raw truth about what is happening.

This was an exceptionally good interview. Lewis was respectful and engaged and asked thoughtful questions. Jameela has always been an inspiration but hearing her story for an hour made her even more so.

thank you for normalizing mental health.

my eyes got teary when they talked about therapy

Fantastic interview , thank you for posting

Inspiring woman! Excellent interview 😊👍

Oh my God when she said she'd walk in front of that car again I fell in love. That is alot of compassion and empathy to have

This interview is one of my favorite, thank you Lewis, ❤

Extremely intelligent, articulate and with a good heart. Why can't someone like that be president or PM.... Think what the world would be like if all the leaders were intelligent and full of compassion for others.

Wow. This was amazing. Thank you!

I LOVE HER! This was an amazing and inspiring interview! I learnt alot!

Amazing interview. Love Jameela Jamil

I rarely enjoyed an interview so much! Really, really great content :) Intellectual, honest, vulnerable and fun - truly entertaining and educating!

Simply wow!!! I only knew her as the stunningly beautiful actress on The Good Place but after seeing her tweet about Kim Kardashian's makeup line I ended up here. I am in awe of her self-awareness and empowerment. As an Asian American woman who was born in Australia and raised in the States, I identify with everything she said as a woman of color in western countries. She speaks so much truth to my soul. What an inspiration! I'm so glad you've shown yourself to the world, Jameela. 💜❤

I love this interview 🙌🏽 Jameela has amazing insight and love how outspoken she is

Why does this world not have more ppl like her? She is beautiful inside and out! Absolutely well spoken and highly intelligent. A woman who not only knows exactly what she wants but how to achieve it. "The greatest success in life IS happiness" I truly wish it becomes hers❤ She is my Idol💞😍 I LOVE HER💜💜💜

I'm gonna show this to ALL of my students! Such an inspiration! Love her!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed!

35:40 my face exactly - completely inspired with this feeling of freedom and internal peace. Thank you for letting her talk and thank you for guiding this amazing interview.

I could have listened to many more hours, well done! 👍🏽

Loved hearing this interview. Intelligent, powerful, willing to be vulnerable. Grateful to see a woman like her speaking her truth. More!

The answer to "How do you murder your shame?" is: talk about your shame to someone you trust. That's the overall conclusion of shame-expert Brené Brown.

@nellieshoals

3 жыл бұрын

WinnersMakeNoExcuses Or get EMDR therapy!

She is an ICON!!!!

@lewishowes

Жыл бұрын

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thank you so much for this interview ... it is so nice for somebody with this level of "influence" to speak up and share her / his (Lewis) opinions on this "basic" values in life .. which are so "cleverly" hidden from "us" ... maybe they are inconvenient for "some"? ... love it .. thank you once again ..

Favorite interview thus far!!! Thanks for your wisdom Jameela and thanks for this episode Lewis!

@lewishowes

5 жыл бұрын

You are welcome!

I would love to see a calm intellectual debate between Jameela and Jordan Peterson.

This was such a beautiful and insightful interview! I am perpetually grateful to be alive at the same time as Jameela because she is strong and unblinded on her own. Yet, uses her platform to speak so many of my truths as well. Her energy is just infectious.