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@thomasthomasphilp4393

Жыл бұрын

Would you invite former Miss Universe Sushmita Sen to your podcast? She is a force for South Asian women, who carved her life in her own terms. The whole India and Philippines love her.

@thomasthomasphilp4393

Жыл бұрын

m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/hZVmlsaKmNOneJc.html

@goodplacereviewer2495

Жыл бұрын

DEAR THE DIARY OF THE CEO, YOU OFTEN ASK FOR A LIKE FOR THE CHANNEL TO GROW WHICH IS A FAIR ENOUGH REQUEST! BUT I FEEL YOU DONT ADDRESS THE COMMENTS ENOUGH PERSONALLY , WHICH I CAN UNDERSTAND IS A DAUNTING TASK HAVING TO SIFT THROUGH EVERY SINGLE SOLITARY COMMENT ... ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE . HENCE THE NEED FOR CAPITAL LETTERS. BUT MY FAVOUR FROM YOU IS TO ASK YOU TO HAVE A GUEST ON TO TALK ABOUT RACISM AT LARGE. SOMEONE WHOS NEITHER FAR LEFT OR FAR RIGHT PARTICULARLLY TO DO WITH BLACK PEOPLE AND BLM. IM A YOUNG WHITE BRITISH MAN AND AM STRUGGLING TO SEE THE FAR WIDE MAJOR ISSUE, AND IF IM REALLY AND TRULY HONEST .... NEVER BEEN RACIST BEFORE IN MY LIFE BUT I FEEL ALOT OF WHITE PEOPLE ARE (NOW) BECOMING THAT WAY TOWARDS BLACK PEOPLE BECAUSE OF THE WHOLE BLM MOVEMNT! WHICH I CAN DEEPLY EMPATHISE WITH ALL TYPES OF PEOPLE. FOR EXAMPLE IF ANY WHITE PERSON SAYS IM NOT A RACIST, THEY GET HIT WITH A RACIST WOULD SAY THAT. OR YOU HAVE YOUR WHITE PRIVELLGE YOU WOULDNT UNDERSTAND. IF YOU SAY I HAVE MANY BLACK FREINDS, WHAT EVER THE CASE MAYBE , YOU GET SHOT DOWN WHEN PEOPLE SAY ALL LIVES MATTER YOU GET THROWN UNDER THE BUS AND TOLD (WE NEVER SAID THEY DIDNT WERE JUST STATING BLACK LIVES MATTER)!!!!! I WAS RECENTLY IN A DEBATE WERE SOMEONE THOUGHT I WAS VERY NAIVE FOR QUOTING PEOPLE.SUCH AS BOB DYLAN , BEFORE I HAD A CHANCE TO SPEAK HE PATRONISINGLY SAID I SUPPOSE YOUR GOING TO TELL ME ABOUT 'BLOWING IN THE WIND' PUT YET ENDED WITH DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED 🤷‍♂️ IVE SEEN MANY FILMS SUCH AS 12 , YEARS A SLAVE , AMERICAN HISTORY X , CASS ...ETC ETC ETC ETC IVE LISTENED TO ALL SORTS OF SONGS SUCH FROM ALL WORKS OF LIFE NOTIABLY NEIL YOUNG - SOUTHERN MAN MARVIN GAYE - WHATS GOING ON BRUCE HORNSBY - JUST THE WAY IT IS MICHAEL JACKSON - JUST THE WAY IT IS JAMES BROWN - FUNKY PRESIDENT PUBLIC ENEMY - WE GOT GAME I COULD GO ON ..... I HAVE ALSO INTERGRATE WITH A LARGE DIVERSE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE AND HAVEN'T LIVED IN A BOX ALL MY LIFE ! FOR EXAMPLE THE MAIN SISTERS ON THE WARDS ALMOST MORE THAN 30 YEARS AGO IN HOSPITALS WERE BLACK AND IRISH ... IS THAT NOT PROGRESS ? SLAVERY IS ABOLISHED WE ALL HAVE THE SAME RIGHTS AND OPPURTUNITES AND I BELIEVE WE ARE ALL SEEN AS EQUALS IN THIS DAY AND AGE REGARDELSS OF RACE ,COLOUR ,RELIGION ETC ETC OBVIOUSLY YOU CAN QUOTE SOME COUNTRIES THAT ARENT BUT I BELIEVD BRITIAN AS A WHOLE IS A GOOD EXCEPTING COUNTRY. WE CAN TALK ABOUT THE WINDRUSH SOCIETY , BANARDOS CHILEREN , LIVE AID ETC ETC ETC. BUT WHAT IM STRUGGLING TO UNDERSTAND IS WHAT IS THE PROBLEM AND HOW CAN IT BE RESOLVED , ALOT OF ALL I SEE NOW IS ALOT OF FAR LEFT PEOPLE WHO WANT TO LOVE EVERYONE AND BE PEOPLE PLEASERS AND AS SOON AS SOMETHING NONE PC IS UTTERED (DON'T WANT TO LISTEN TO IT ANYMORE) OR THE FLIP SIDE OF THE COIN IS YOU HAVE ALOT OF ANGRY DISGRUNTLED YOUNG BLACK PEOPLE RAGING AND LARGE AMOUNT OF WHITE PEOPLE SECRETLY RAGING INSIDE BECAUSE THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND ! RACISM IS EVERYWHERE TO A DEGREE ,BEING JUDGEMENTAL AND MAKING ASSUMPTIONS IS EVERYWHERE AND IN ALL OF US .....IM EVEN GUESSING SOME PEOPLE HAVENT MADE IT THIS FAR AND HAVE TUNED OUT AND MADE UP THERE OWN ASSUMPTIONS! SO IN A NUT SHELL I ENJOY WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL AND THE MAIN BEST QUALITY ABOUT YOU IS YOU LISTEN AND REFLET AND YOU HAVE A GREAT PLATFROM FOR DEEP THINKERS AND PEOPLE WILLING TO LEARN !!!!!!!!!! ALSO BEING A SUCCESFUL MAN OF BLACK ORIGINS YOURSELF WITH A CALM AND COOLING DEMEANOUR ID LIKE FOR YOU TO ORGANISE SOME SORT OF DEBATE BETWEEN BLACK PEOPLE AND OTHERS WHO ARE WILLING TO HAVE THE BALLS TO ADMIT THEY DONT SEE IN SOCIETY AT LARGE A MAJOR ISSUE AND A DEEP LONG CONVERSATION ABOUT IT , TOUCHING ON THE PAST BUT MORE PRESENTLY THE PRESENT AND WHERE WE TEND TO GO IN THE FUTURE. BECAUSE WITH ALL THE ANIMOSTY AND WHAT I BELIEVE FROM WHAT IM SEEING IS ALOT OF YOUNG IMPRESSIONABLE MINDS BECOMING SERIOUSLY MENTALLY ILL AND BECOMING DANGEROUSLY OUT OF CONTROL IF NOT ADRESSED SOON! KIND DEGARDS AND HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU OR ANYONE SOON (P.s romesh sorry to drop it on your moment 🤣 and was an insightful in look to your life)

@missshroom5512

Жыл бұрын

Congrats on a million 3 subs! You deserve it👍🏼🌎💙

@jamesbelan

Жыл бұрын

Why you always wear black?

1 hour and 26 minutes of just pure awesome chat. I love Romesh, who he is, how he chats and his total sense of humor. Big fan!

I really like Romesh. No nonsense, down to earth. No bollocks. Far more interesting than he might appear from his TV stuff - obviously a really smart, introspective guy.

@andreak.6752

Жыл бұрын

I definitely agree!

@FountainOfYoot

Жыл бұрын

He seems plenty interesting to be fair 😅

@clivet3252

Жыл бұрын

Aren't you supposed to be more interesting on TV than you are in real life?

@MatthewCyUK

Жыл бұрын

@@clivet3252 I merely stated what I observed. Why be a contrarian wanker?

@clivet3252

Жыл бұрын

@@MatthewCyUK why are you being like that? I make a good point don't I?

Romesh for what it's worth if you're reading this, I've never heard my dad laughing so much in my 28 years of life than when he was watching one of your shows. I think a lot of us have that voice but it's great to know we are not alone. I think it is because of this voice (among other things) that has made religion so prevalent throughout history as a coping mechanism for it. I can't begrudge anyone's religion when its purpose is to heal/sooth the voice and keep us content/happy like "normal" folk

@reginamushi6582

Жыл бұрын

I love your comment, thank You

@lorimiller4301

Жыл бұрын

My Dad smiles from ear to ear but only when he's hurting me. I can't remember ever hearing him laugh, just that nasty wide smirk. I just caught him today, he's been lying and hiding my paperwork. I'm absolutely furious. I have thoughts of hurting him. I won't but I sure want to and damn it does he deserve it.

I'm a broadcaster who's lived with a hostile inner voice for years. This podcast is invaluable.. so freeing and helpful!

@sammullett17

Жыл бұрын

Me also, all the best mate!

@heatherpickmere

Жыл бұрын

Oh thank you for replying. I have the worst inner voice .

@lesschinskee

Жыл бұрын

I might be off kilter with this but it’s coming from a place of sympathy for those suffering with a negative disposition. I want to lean into Transactional Analysis as a scaffold and suggest that we have three ego states to which we might be cathected : child, parent or adult (please checkout their respective characteristics for your own clarity). If your propensity is towards cathextion to your child ego state under moments of discord and your early life experience is somewhat fraught then this might lead to an understanding why you’re caught in the anxious state that’s typically attributable to a scared, fractious child despite your adult or parent state trying to remind you to not be so worried. Your inner child is insecure and doesn’t trust and doesn’t listen to your inner parent or inner adult to help you stay calm and positive. This might not be a solution for you but for me it gave me a starting point to build on and I hope that it will maybe give you some help.❤

@greenteaandcigarette

Жыл бұрын

Are you familiar with IFS (internal family systems)? I also have a group of internal voices that have made things really challenging and IFS has been really helpful so I thought I'd suggest it. Wishing you peace.

The reason why you develop that part, the "prick inside of your head" is due to trauma. What Romesh went through as a child was super traumatic. Really appreciate this talk.

What a moving and beautiful, complex human. A gloriously real conversation. Thank you for sharing it with us.

@vondaniels3214

4 ай бұрын

I think everyone has these conversations in them. I think sometimes we think it's more special and watchable because they are on the telly.😁😁😁

Literally got chills when Romesh said about believing that he's horrible and the nice stuff he does is all conditioning.. This is something the 'prick in my head' has been telling me for years now. Dope conversation as always.. Thanks for creating this space for so many great minds to come in and share ❤️

@choppernumberone7279

7 ай бұрын

I bet everyone has that voice my friend, just some admit it and others don’t. X

How he spoke about the inner voice in his head is the most relatable piece of podcasting i've every heard. It was simultaneously exciting and a relief to hear someone talk about something I understand so articulately. Great podcast!!!

If you’re having any issues with audio being in sync , it’ll be fixed very soon ! X

@Indisbeauty

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering if it was me tv! Thanks lol

@marialoganrichards9495

Жыл бұрын

Mine is still out of sync 😢

@adriandavis5115

Жыл бұрын

Glad I have just seen this I was going mad on my settings thinking it was my setup thanks for the FYI.

@Ph01436

Жыл бұрын

Fine on phone but not on the TV fyi

@tamararimmer7708

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Looking forward to watching when the problem is fixed 😊

Romesh is one of the most genuine people in entertainment. Every time I’m feeling low or having similar thoughts to the ones he speaks about, I watch his vids and automatically feel 100x better. Thanks for sharing your light with the world Romesh, even though you struggle to see it yourself

@lorimiller4301

Жыл бұрын

You might like to listen to Matt Khan. He's very loving. I always feel good when I listen to him.

One of the best interviewers I've seen in my 54 years on the planet. 👍

@furahinitluway8543

Жыл бұрын

I agree!!!

Wow, last night I was just looking at tickets to see Romesh again. Such a lovely guy, so pleased to see him open up like this. I totally relate with that negative inner voice, it's been with me my whole life too. Thank you for these videos, I really think they're helping people.

I think Steven has had the best podcast list in history. Always got bangers!

What a class act, hearing what he deals with helps me not hate myself for experiencing similar thoughts/feelings. Thanks Romesh & Steven

@sammullett17

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I took from it, intrusive thoughts control my life!

I felt so moved by this podcast. Such a rich life story, held with so much compassion, courage, and curiosity. I wish more men would have this type of profound conversations...I feel like is culturally needed. Thank you for your open hearts!

Looking forward to this. I adore Romesh. He kept us going through lockdown with his Facebook lives. ❤

“Not that I’ve worn a leather suit and I never will” - as funny as Romesh is, he’s dead serious when it comes to not supporting animal abuse and that’s what makes him a truly incredible person, the comedy is just a fantastic addition. 👌🏆🍇🌱

@poppinc8145

8 ай бұрын

Is his family vegetarian? Leather doesn't come from conventional animal abuse, they're a byproduct of the beef industry. They would be wasted otherwise. Leather has a lot of practical uses, and isn't simply aesthetic.

@joegreenwood86

7 ай бұрын

There was me thinking he meant that he would look ridiculous in a leather suit haha

@ProdByZivo

7 ай бұрын

This is not true actually, leather is in many instances its own industry and even if it was a byproduct, it's a byproduct of an insane and cruel industry. Imagine walking around wearing someone's dogs skin,@@poppinc8145

@thecraftinista

7 ай бұрын

​@@poppinc8145He's vegan.

This was one of my favourite DOAC episodes. I loved Romesh’s candour and honestly, his personal insights resonated and I’m so grateful for this episode and for Romesh sharing his story.

This CD has three separate relaxation/meditation sessions on it kzread.infoUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq guided by a very pleasant and direct male voice. Unlike so many other products of its type, this CD does not have bad synthesizer music, does not feature a phony or affected style of narration, and does not make any bogus claims to be subliminal or to re-train the brain or any of that balderdash. What you get is 1. a guided meditation for getting into a pleasantly relaxed state of body awareness while taking a stroll (superb for those easing back into a fitness routine slowly after an illness or injury) 2. A nice long breath-awareness relaxation session that if followed diligently can put you into very deep states of full-body relaxation and mental calmness, and 3. a buddhist-inspired meditation session designed to help you develop and maintain feelings of loving kindness toward not just yourself and your friends, but toward people you don't even like. The CD makes no claims to be designed for advanced meditators or for buddhists or hindus/yoga practitioners looking for very deep and esoteric stuff. It is geared more toward the average person who just wants to develop the habit of relaxation and stress relief through natural, healthy means. him, if you happen to be reading this, keep up the good work fella, and I love your accent. I would also like to note that I have never fallen asleep while listening to this product. I would like to kindly suggest to the reviewer who said this CD makes him fall asleep, that he might want to get checked to see if he has a sleep disorder, or if he is simply not setting aside ample time for restful sleep at night. A healthy person getting adequate rest at night should be able to go into deep states of mental relaxation without dozing off, if not all the time, then most of the time.

What a joy to listening to Romesh, so authentic and raw. This discussion really helped me think about my own dad and life circumstances. Thank you both for sharing so vulnerably.

We love you Romesh. You are a legend, and I don't care if you don't care! Big love man.

This is so powerful, thank you!❤

FANTASTIC interview. I don’t wish dark voices or dark feelings/thoughts on anyone, but the more open others are about theirs, especially those who look like they have the best lives ever, gives me more courage and determination to manage mine as best as I can and be of value to others. Thank you Steven for asking important questions and thank you Romesh for your openness.

I find it incredible that he was talking to Stephen about the fear of not being a good enough guest to then being probably the best interview that's been on this. Unbelievable interview!!!👏👏

@-Colonel-Kernel

Жыл бұрын

Completely agree, the best episode. Up there with Davina's

@hunkhk

10 ай бұрын

I was just thinking exactly the same thing, remarkably open. Such a brilliant bloke

Stephen, I don't know if you'll read this, but man you are absolutely perfect interviewer. It's a joy to listen to someone who can pay such respect to his guests and intervern only when is needed. Listening is a skill that very few interviewers have. Keep going man, you are young and I'm sure you'll achieve a lot in your life. 👍

Just finished watching this. Thanks for getting Romesh on. I’m a big fan of his. Once again another brilliant interview. My husband watched it with me and he suffers at times with mental health and I could see from his reactions that some of the things that Romesh goes through that he resonates with

Would love to hear more from Romesh. Such a great interview in many ways. A really down to earth , no nonsense discussion on depression which he expresses far better than I ever could that has been so helpful to me in my own struggles with it. Steven's question's , as always, are excellent .Great stuff ! I love these podcasts.

What an important conversation you've had. You've been so validating and I've never heard anyone articulate the feelings I deal with so concisely. I thank you for your candour - it's resonated with me so much and for that, I thank you. 💛

I am continually impressed by the quality of these interviews. Your guests are interesting but your questions bring out these fascinating insights. And you give them enough space to explore these topics without any pressure to move on to the next thing.

@heatherwolmarans8287

Жыл бұрын

And may I add that you are clearly well informed, have done your research and prep, and are unfailingly respectful.

Great interview. Romesh is amazing and I really am amazed how Steven asks such probing questions. ❤️

I feel the exact same way as he describes himself with that voice in his head. It's very rare that it goes away and when it does it's the greatest feeling in the world.

What a fabulous and inspiring interview. Who doesn’t love Romesh ?! Very honest and very raw. Another great interview Steven. X

Hi Stephen that was the best interview i have seen with you and a guest, Romesh was so open with all his answers, keep up the good work !!

Totally relate to this. I can't believe other people don't have that inner 'critic' voice in their head - it must be so nice lool. Great podcast as per!

@vondaniels3214

4 ай бұрын

Yes I just can't imagine how peaceful it would be not to have the voice.

I Loved this interview.....I just started to follow Romesh stand up....but this interview was so special.....to learn about this young man journey. Touched my heart....we all have our dark times and I related to this young mans stories. Thank you for the great interview. MUCH LOVE

One of my fav comedian. Sad to hear he is goes through dark times. Hope he sees how much strangers care for him and love his work

What a powerful episode! Love Ramesh but this is so valuable to so many different people, from all walks of life and all stages of thier life. Definitely helps to know we all have little voices in our head!

This has been the best interview I have ever watched. I have seen Romesh but never really watched his shows. He has gained a fun. I have never laughed so much listening to a podcast but also admired his honesty. Thanks to both of you and the whole team. I have no voices in the head but sympathise with those who do and respect Romesh for sharing his story❤

First time ever hearing of this guy but will be looking for his work in the future. He’s interesting, honest and thought provoking. So many aha moments.

So inspiring, thank you Romesh & Steven. What a great way to start the weekend 😁👏

This was so powerful. I love Romesh anyway, he's a hilarious comedian, but I felt the same sadness Steve did watching him speak about his mental health. Will definitely be rewatching this one.

One of the best diary entries so far. Thanks Romesh,this kept me captivated right through. 👍

Well done Steven I love your chats it’s such a skill, it’s a joy every time. Thank you 🎉

Another really great interview. What an interesting man Romesh is. A wonderful comedian, and a man of real depth. Thank you Steven for another rivetting conversation.😊

So so relate to this whole upbringing! It is so character shaping! These horrible situations give you a sense of humour, it’s a mechanism for coping… and I wouldn’t change my internal comedian and my ability to find “Jonathan” VERY funny. Romesh, you keep being you ❤

Absolutely love Romesh. Thanks for this interview.

Look forward to hearing this later. Love all the work he does 👍

This was such a Great interview, I had never seen Romesh perform and after this interview I realised what a great comedian he is! I have that voice too in my head and this conversation made me feel less alone. Thank you for being so open Romesh you’ve really helped people by being so humble.

He has an amazing voice.

Yes!! Looking forward to listening to this so much. 👍🏻

I can so relate to this. Thank you so much for sharing!

Such an enjoyable interview, Romesh is such a brilliant story teller and comedian. Thank you to Steven and the team for another brilliant podcast 👏

I knew i liked Romesh but now i love Romesh.

This was the most honest conversation I enjoyed it a lot found myself relating to a lot of the things he said .. love it

So glad I found your podcast. You bring out the true nature of your guests. I wish I could stop the voice in my head. Been dealing with it since I was a child. Never anything good to say, makes for a challenging life. Cheers

Brilliant episode. Love Romesh, such a genuine person.

I only learned about Romesh after watching his recent Netflix special, and became a fan instantly! Thanks for having him on here, it was a really interesting chat. 🙂

This was brilliant. Thank you Steven and Romesh.

One of the best I’ve listened to of all time. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

When Romesh talked about the voice telling you ‘this is what you are at your core’, that really resonated with me. Whenever I feel depressed or anxious, I get this feeling that is my natural state that I always return to and represents how I truly feel, even though I quite rarely feel like that.

So much of what Romesh said resonates with me. I've lived with the feeling of "you don't get the good thing" my whole life. I don't even believe there's a being or a force with the power to decide who gets the good things in life yet I've always believed that I don't get the good thing. I know now that it's a child's narcissistic interpretation of the circumstance of being poor but it's still so hard to shake even in adulthood. I also have a prick in my head who thinks I'm shit and will be found out. It's so bloody tiring.

This was an awe inspiring interview was like they were in a sort of verbal dance together and was wonderful to listen to.

Can’t explain to you how much I enjoy your podcasts, such a great way to spend time

Romesh my dear, you are such a lovely, intelligent, beautiful and truly funny person. Thank you for sharing your candid story. It was so recognisable in so many ways. Your story has helped me alot and I'm sure it will help others too. Just by being you, can you imagine? I wish you all the best and thank you for sharing your talent. And thank you Steven for this amazing interview! You both have made my day!🙏🏽💝

His description of why he didn't put so much weight on stereotypical success, is the same reason Jim Carrey gives for not trying to take a "safe job" and to go for his highest dreams instead. Because his dad took a safe job and ended up getting fired and everything falling apart. So he realized hey if you can fail at the safe job that you don't want, you might as well take a chance at what you DO want.

Love Romesh. Looking forward to hearing this.

These are awesome questions and a great, down-to-earth interview. You really listen to your guest here rather than talking to fill the space, and that gives so much more room to actually get to know the person. You've earned a subscriber!

Dealing with the voice in my head - man that absolutely resonates. It's me and it frustrates the crap out of me. I did a management course last and 9 out of 10 of us felt like we had imposter syndrome. Scary stats. John Cleese has the same thing, too. Incredible really and so annoying if you suffer from it.

Great stuff. A client asked me to watch it because, it almost exactly describe how his head works. Very helpful in something he was finding very difficult to articulate for himself. Great material for our next session.

This was a great episode! Love Romesh and really do appreciate the vulnerability he showed. Good for him!

Thankyou Romesh, so good to here someone admit that they have these thoughts. I’m one of the ones who completely gets it. I loved this

A great interview …… one of the best ever on your channel. 👏🏽

My inner voice is an unadulterated monster saboteur. Crushing my spirit and exiling any kind thought or feeling of worth in my head. Every. Single. Day. I've loved Romesh for years and recently saw him in NYC. I wish it was easier for us to see ourselves as others see us. He's incredible. An absolute master of comedy and total savage of comeback quips. When he spoke about fantasizing about taking his life...wow...his brief hesitation, his breathing, I could feel it. An unexpected but meaningful video of one of my favorite people on earth...loved it. Thank you so much. #romeshranganathan

Can’t wait to watch this. Love Romesh. So funny-but more than that he is clearly a great guy. Love his Wolf & Owl podcast.

@SharonKenny

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely fresh honest and interesting. Love their banter and openness. We all have "a prick living in our head", though ♡♡

@TheSlippinJim

Жыл бұрын

to the max!

Great interview!! I identify with you Romesh. Good on you for being so open and honest. cheers

So glad Romesh has brought up his mental health struggles. Can relate massively to that harsh voice in the head, a daily struggle! Great comedian as well, wish him well

Such a great conversation, I related so much when he talked about the voice in his head telling him he's not good enough

Absolutely fantastic interview!! ❤

I absolutely love Romesh. Everything about him. It would be a dream to meet him. X

That was so amazing ! I love Ramesh and his mum , but I didn’t know much about him till now , I really enjoyed this podcast thank you so much !

My favourite chat for a while! Romesh, Steven 🎉👏

Thanks for this, Romesh is one of the greats of our time and this interview shines a light on where his brand of comedy really comes from. Great stuff

Its good to know im not the only one struggling, I've essentially got PTSD from being bullied on the daily In school which lead me down soo many different avenues one of which was thinking I was Trans. I know im not now but it had such a profound affect on my mental health for the past 10 years. Ive been battling anxiety and depression for the longest time and its shit Everyday feels like a battle im at war in my head with anxiety misfiring trying to figure the stuff out. Its ok not to be ok luv y'all xx

@charmianb11220

Жыл бұрын

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@glasscoughs1975

Жыл бұрын

sending love to you!x

Excellent conversation… What an interesting guest … I knew very little about him but now will seek his social media . Very tuned in vibe ….

Man i love these comedian interviews,theyre always the most interesting.I'd be keen to see what noel fielding was like,i reckon he'd make a awesome interview

@rickysmom809

5 ай бұрын

I think Seann Walsh would be interesting too.

What a lovely interview with Romesh Steven you’re a gorgeous young man stay blessed

Loved this, Romesh is a legend 🎉

Another lovely conversation Steven. Romesh is a wonderful bloke and a top comedian. Great to hear about his incredible past and career. His family must so proud of him.

This was beautiful ☀️ Just added his Netflix standup to my queue

Probably the best podcast I've watched. Just honesty and devoid of any pretentious BS.

What a great flow to this interview! Really enjoyed hearing Ramesh’s story.

This is definitely one of my favourites.❤

Thanks Romesh, as with your book ‘Straight Otta Crawley’ I connected with so much with what you said in this podcast. I constantly have that voice in my head as well. I am also lazy.. but really I just want to do what I enjoy and allow myself to do it. All your advice connects with me. You remind of a saying someone once told me ‘The only thing you really are ever in control of is the next 5 seconds”. Hopefully I will sort myself out.

Amazing as always you are such a gifted interviewer!

I loved Romesh before this interview and I love him even more now. Fantastic interview.

You are an amazing host. Thank you for these great interviews.

Brilliant interview! Nice one, Romesh and Steven 🙂

Aaah I love Romesh, saw him live last year. This should be a good one!

Wonderfully insightful podcast. I was lucky to see Romesh live just before the pandemic and he was superb at his craft. I laughed til I cried. 😅 Thanks Steven for another top drawer interview. My family are hooked! ❤