I was part of the studio security team when Rylan was on X Factor. He was a genuinely nice descent human being. I'm glad he's got to the place he has

@kimcatchpole1665

Жыл бұрын

Aww that so sweet 💕

@Tom_murray89

Жыл бұрын

He comes across as so genuine witch people who want to be in the Tv industry need to learn from

@gavinmartin5151

Жыл бұрын

have you heard what has happen with Katie Waissel Adrian . i guess you was working on the x factor back in 2010 because she is suing simon cowell sadly

@peterlpool1387

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant that

@glenhickson1101

Жыл бұрын

HOWS A GUY SCORING COCAINE STILL EMPLOYED

Cannot believe that Rylan is absolutely the first person who has clearly described depression and recovery in a totally real and transparent manner. It represents how it was for me.

@elizabethgarner5023

11 ай бұрын

💯 Rylan has described symptoms of depression ,suicidal feelings & the daily struggle towards recovery in such a candid way.. this really resonates with me. I'm doing really well atmo but spent 20 yrs in a real battle. Thanks for your honesty Rylan ❤❤❤.#understandingmentalhealthmatters

Ross is 100% bang on about depression. Not able to wash, watch TV, read, do anything. It's so hard to leave your safe space wherever that is. He is amazing and honest and so inspirational

My support worker sent me here because she saw it and said it reminded her so much of me. This is so spot on. I’ve been to the bottom and I’m on my way up. Learning to be alone is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do

@elainebradley5311

Жыл бұрын

Good luck on your way up 😊

@theflowerwhosavedtheuniver5658

Жыл бұрын

Carly Ashcroft, I'm going to show this podcast and your post to my 15 year old daughter to show her that there's others going through the same as her. I hope you are still taking each day as it comes and taking however big a step you need for that particular day. Good luck for everything going forward and you take good care of yourself. Thank you x

@SobrietyandSolace

Жыл бұрын

Good luck and glad you actually have a decent support worker. I identify a lot with Rylan as well, he’s a very introspective person and sometimes they gets intense

@IssacLHunt

Жыл бұрын

@carlyashcroft1786 and your going straight back down

I have to say, Rylan wasn’t someone who I would have normally watched on these podcasts…but what a fascinating interview. It definitely changed my pre-conceived ideas on him. He came across as an intelligent, genuine person. Maybe more of these kind of guests wouldn’t be a bad idea 👍

He has always seemed like a nice person, but until watching this, I never realised how well articulated and self aware he is. Truly an inspiration.

@SobrietyandSolace

Жыл бұрын

Amazing to think we discovered him off an X Factor audition. Lovely, lovely man and I just want the best in life for him

@rozalina531

Жыл бұрын

@@SobrietyandSolace ✨️ 🙏🏻 ✨️

I can honestly say I've never been a Rylan fan... until this! What a lovely man! 😘

Loved this, what a shinning light he is. He needs his own podcast. Totally opened my eyes to what a beautiful human he is . Small steps from being in a dark place and talking to yourself like a toddler is such a golden nugget piece of advice

@blondie9422

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been in a similar dark place and it’s true. I had to be so gentle with myself and would celebrate if I just got up and brushed my teeth or ate one small meal that day. Mental illness can be just as horrific as physical illnesses and sometimes they go hand in hand. Mental illness should always be taken seriously because if it’s not then at the worst it can result in the person taking their own life.

@nimzakrood

Жыл бұрын

True, but unfortunately, he's a busy boy.

@Mikaelson.

Жыл бұрын

💯✌🏻🙏🏻

@SobrietyandSolace

Жыл бұрын

I was initially put off by his appearance on X Factor but he seems like such a genuine person and a natural presenter, I am glad he/ gotten to where he has in life. Hope he takes over This Morning.

@haberjennings475

Жыл бұрын

I think he is a perfect choice to take over from Phil. No doubt about it

The longer this podcast goes on, the bigger the transition from Rylan to Ross. Thoroughly enjoyed this interview 🙏

Here I am watching this at home in Australia, an almost 60 year old woman relating to what Rylan has to say about his experiences with his mental health. I’ve subscribed because of the intelligent conversation today ❤ I especially loved the way he spoke about if you can only switch on the kettle it’s a step in the right direction 🥰 Having faced the trauma of surviving a major car crash, and the change in the way my body now has limitations has been a very long process of acceptance, and hearing Rylan talk about how he copes just confirms to me that I’m stronger mentally than I ever realised. Thanks to the KZread algorithm for putting your video on my list today 👌🏽🥰 I’m sharing it with my husband, as I’m sure he will relate to it too, and he’s a 74 year old. Ross/Rylan you are the real deal ❤

@katjaxxx7353

Жыл бұрын

same here - hugs from Germany

@clairemcclements5828

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you .Rylan is a totally honest and down to earth human being and so relatable and that's why he has got so far in his career, he is so normal and says it how it is .

@margueritahancock5472

Жыл бұрын

Love Rylan when he was told on the Xfactor he was chosen to get through the main show and he started crying because he could not believe it he made me love him love him on Strictly take Two he would be amazing to take schofields place on Good Morning but not with holly presenting she should go if he got the job DOI he would be brilliant he just makes presenting shows Happy

@traceybanting3952

Жыл бұрын

Wow! I’m a 59 year old woman, who is also learning to live with a life limiting condition. I’ve had multiple sclerosis since 1999, but in the last couple of years it’s really ruined my life. I can no longer drive ( reaction times too slow, leading to accidents). Walking is now absolutely shockingly difficult, so I’m looking at wheelchairs. I lost my career as a teacher nine years ago. I’m struggling, but I’ll get there. Thank you for commenting, as it’s incredibly helpful. And yes, Rylan / Ross is a sweetheart ❤️‍🩹😘xxx

@julz63

Жыл бұрын

@@traceybanting3952 you certainly sound like you have had a major life changing upheaval now you are living with MS ❤️‍🩹 I hope you can find (if not already attending) a good physiotherapist who can help. I attend weekly sessions and this has helped my balance and coordination. Best wishes to you, Julie 💓

Grateful to be able to listen . You have to learn to love the child within us all

Love Rylan he’s so relatable and has no ego at all he’s such a beautiful soul this by far your best episode ❤

So glad this popped up in my feed. Best Rylan/Ross interview ever. Been a fan since he was standing in the queue at x factor, love him and hope he finds that special person soon, he deserves all the happiness in the world. ❤️

@katstephenson8493

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more!

A really great honest conversation. What a lovely genuine bloke. I love his take on treating people equal.

So proud to be a Rylan fan since day 1. He is a lovely man and soo talented 👏👏👏.!!!

Absolutely excellent. I'm old enough to be Ross's/ Rylan's mum and like his mum I am so proud of him.

What a great conversation, loads to be taken away but especially the part about just push the button, you don’t have to make the tea today xx

@ryanhowes93

Жыл бұрын

Q

i'm in a similar spot to what Ross was in and it made me smile when he said just turn the kettle on because it is exactly what I needed to hear. sometimes, less is more - in the words of Charlie Mackesy

I met Ross very briefly in June last year he presented me an award, got to say couldn't of been any nicer to me

This was fab, to have him open up so much was so emotional, I'm so glad he's back in a good place now, he is such a nice guy 😊

Absolutely loved listening to this, Rylan your fab at what you do, Ross sounds like a lovely genuine guy too, I really hope you can tick the happiness box, in the very near future xx

What a great podcast. What a genuinely nice man Rylan/Ross is. Good luck to him.

I met Ross as Ross many years ago in an office..I have watched Ross become Rylan and he is now and was then a very kind respectful man. I still have his Demo Tape he gave me as a goodbye present..xx

I’m only at 23.58 minutes in but I have CPTSD, depression and anxiety from having a horrendous childhood and further abuse, gaslighting ect from my father in my early 20’s (I’m 30 now) listening to Ross on how he did his steps and how he progressed from there has really helped me personally just to know that doing the smallest of things are a step forward. I can’t do PTSD therapy because my brain goes into shut down mode and I start to get the horrible nightmares back but listening to Ross it’s definitely made me want to start talking to myself as a child and doing them little steps. I currently get huge anxiety when going into the shower so maybe if I scale it back it might help. Thank you Ross… I hope you get to see this just so you know you have helped someone out! ❤ xxx

@bobbypukes605

Жыл бұрын

@Vanilla Kush Writing a comment on a KZread video is completely different from doing therapy where you explore topics related to PTSD. Is that making sense now? Sorry, I thought I'd help you out, as you didn't seem to understand very well.

@Geordie_Chloe_

Жыл бұрын

@@bobbypukes605 Thank you for understanding it is completely different. 😊 I hope this podcast can help others too

@ooffiihardwick3676

Жыл бұрын

I have CPTSD and it has taken me a very long time to get to the point where I could do EMDR for it for the same reasons you have. I hope you manage to get there too because it has been really good for me. But even if you don't that is ok, keep building those small positives and taking the victories where you can. Sending love and solidarity to you

@Geordie_Chloe_

Жыл бұрын

@@ooffiihardwick3676 yer I feel like I need to be in a better place in my head first to be able to handle it. I always want to get better so I will definitely look into EMDR for the future. Thank you for sharing your experience and help 😊 for the minute I am focusing on them baby steps. WELL DONE for getting to where you are because you have done AMAZING!! Sending you love back and a big hug 🤗 xxx

@annyaweir673

Жыл бұрын

Hi do you get depersonalisation or dissociation? I suffer with this really bad x

I want to thank Ross for opening up to so many things that I personally relate too. I could have honestly listened to more about the mental health side. Keep going Ross wishing you all the best lovely xx

@Sssssssslf

Жыл бұрын

Is Rose West your _real_ name? 😮

One of the best podcasts I have listened to recently. Genuine, honest, and humble....

Glad you are better Rylan,well done! You are a lovely young man.🇬🇧🙏

You are lucky that you have such a beautiful family and your a wise soul Ross

He comes across so genuine. People who want to get into the tv industry need to learn from him. Also he helps people who are getting into the industry how to get along

I've never heard him as Ross. I'll be adding him to my wish list dinner party. I love Rylan so much.What an interview 👏

@Vikki-Waiting-victoriagrace

Жыл бұрын

Omg you have one too?? Haha yeah Rylan is already on mine but im adding Ross too ❤

I like him , he isn't fake like the majority of them in the industry

I've only just discovered this podcast and looking though, something drew me to this one. I am glad it did. Rylan is always someone I've been meh, too, but this has completely turned me around. What a genuinely lovely, beautiful human being. Whatever drew me to this episode, I am so happy it did.

I just keep feeling for Caroline Flack , listening too Ross. 😢 Men should talk like this all the time , it helps each other , inspiring other men .❤

@Vikki-Waiting-victoriagrace

Жыл бұрын

You know that’s interesting bc so did I … maybe bc this popped up in my feed as im about to watch love island? But it’s heartbreaking but also thank goodness Ross/Rylan got there x

@Danny_kay

Жыл бұрын

Men will never talk because all we get is man up or ignored then everyone acts surprised when they find out Tom, Dick or Harry as hung him self and it will always be this way But also a mans natural trait is to not sound or look weak which is down to others making men feel weak the minute they speak out.

@Vikki-Waiting-victoriagrace

Жыл бұрын

@@Danny_kay thats why things have to to change - i hope in your case you fell you can show that side of you and be congratulated for it :0)

@Danny_kay

Жыл бұрын

@@Vikki-Waiting-victoriagrace Luckily I have a wife that understands my anxiety and depression and if it wasn't for having children I most probably wouldn't be here but the fact I do have my wife and children it helps me lift my self back up when I have moments.

@Vikki-Waiting-victoriagrace

Жыл бұрын

@@Danny_kay that’s wonderful! And she sounds like a wonderful woman too ! I won’t say that you’re lucky bc i wud imagine you were attracted to her bc of her qualities and therefore well done you for finding the right partner for you and being I would also imagine the perfect partner for her too ( as much as any of us can be ofc) I worked in mental health for 12 years my children suffer with it & myself too and I grew up with a mother with manic depression ( but that was in the 70s) so I have huge sympathy and empathy for anyone who lives with anxiety especially and depression. I love that you say your children ‘saved’ you ( paraphrasing) I think I would agree with that for myself too and few of my friends also . You’re children will benefit from a father that speaks openly so don’t hold back we live in a changing world & that’s a good thing . Take care Danny 🙂

He absolutely nailed depression/anxiety/imposter syndrome for me. When I was working in a fabulous job I questioned why I was able to have this job and was I worthy. I was actually good at it and worked very hard, but I couldn’t understand how I could be so blessed. I did not feel worthy. And it does come down to you and getting to the point where YOU want something else. He’s so so right. Baby steps.

He is so likeable and he gave some of the best advice in this video. He will have helped a lot of people, including me. Best of luck to him. I like to see people with a good heart do well.

Best podcast that I’ve seen in a long time. Superb chat 👍🏼

The term national treasure get's thrown about a bit too much these days, and it's lost a little of it's gravitas - but there are some people who are TRULY national treasures and Rylan is one of those. I can't wait to watch this.

Great interview with a lovely guy. Much love to Rylan, good to hear he's in a better mindset.

“I have money in the bank babe, I’m fine” 😂

Just a lovely genuine guy through and through and that’s why we all love him so much ❤

Always been a fan of his. A lovely genuine guy. Very clever too. Ross you could help so many other people. Loved watching this & I will look out for other interviews from the two guys.

I worked with Rylan on a corporate event a few years ago and he was such a lovely and genuine fella . He was an absolute joy and very humble. I still consider him and Claudia Winkleman the best two celebs I've worked with . Glad he's doing well.

This is a fab interview.I love Rylan❤

I just cant fault Rylan , without exception , every time I see him interact with people he is compassionate and kind and funny and he deserves everything good that comes to him , such a great conversation , thank you Rylan for being so open X

So many things resonate and I concur, baby steps and being kind to yourself are so key in recovery. Once you have the ‘tools’ you can use them whenever you need them, even if you fall back a bit. Sit on the sofa, press the button, then take another tiny step!

Insightful episode. Respect to Rylan for sharing his story so honestly.

I adore Rylan/Ross, he has a beautiful soul. He reminds me so much of my Son, who is also an Artist. I see his inner strength now, you can only be strong when you are truthful & kind. I've followed him from the beginning & he has that special "It" that not many have. He's gorgeous thru & thru. 🤗

Thank you so much for this..Ross..You may have saved me from doing something. Thank you to this channel also, Bless you all x I'll continue to press the button xxxx

This came up in my recommendations, and I’m glad it did. Whether it was because of a higher power, or just KZread’s algorithm... it doesn’t matter as I really needed to hear this today. Depression can be a lifelong battle, and I can relate to what Rylan says. ❤️🙏🏻

Who would have ever thought Ryland would be such a success after his lack of singing ability on the X factor but obviously Ryland had somehting else,a stat quality that has enabled him to just go from success to success. I love Ryland,he just comes across as the most real and authentic person when you see him on TV and he makes you feel like you are in safe hands. He deserves all the success he has,he is reaally good at what he does,he has a real talent at communicating and presenting on TV and I think he is up there with some of the best TV personalities and presenters we've had. Hes a star,simple as that xx

What a genuine lovely man! Loved this episode!

He's explaining deep SEVERE depression .God bless you Rylan

Sounds like he lives his life by 'Change what you can't accept, and accept what you can't change'. Very down to earth, and the baby steps approach is solid advice. Thank you so much for this podcast.

I met Rylan in Ibiza before he became famous, he performed in a Take That tribute band. A really lovely guy.

Brilliant podcast. Ross/Rylan is more loved and respected than he/they will ever know. The Public can see through showbiz BS and know who the good genuine stars are. RR is one of those people that is truly seen as a national treasure, on merit x

just watching Rylan, OMG, he is so on point as regards being at your lowest, I will take on board everything he says and put the kettle on. Please if you can, thank him for me ❤

Ross made me cry when he said about the rock bottom period, and detailed that there is a real life, where we forget the smaller things, putting a kettle on. Even just the button itself. And all of that, because I saw that. I related to his dual personality, and I realise I used to have a Rylan and have been a Ross for some time, enough time in fact. This was exactly what I needed to hear and more. It's the sharing of our vulnerabilities that make us stronger, as well as our strengths. Because it's the roadmap to understanding ourselves and each other on a really fundamental and necessary way. I love these talk shows that are coming out now too. No longer is TV going to be just showmanship, it's going to be a whole arrangement of amazing and wonderful personalities, showing weakness and strength is the key to a human and exciting experience for all. People like Ross, are definitely going to help so many other people who are struggling to come to terms or figuring out who they are. It goes way further than sexuality, it's the pinnacle of who we are too that matters even more, if not, it's all that it is that matters... I'll paraphrase Rylan here, it's whatever you want it to be.

Really enjoyed this. Lovely to hear about Ross and Rylan. Nice to get to know him. Thank you.

I've listened to this interview twice. Mr Clark, you are an inspiration and you are giving me strength. Chapeau!

Absolutely love the line from Stevie wonder to spec savers 😅😂

Great interview Rylan / Ross. Always loved you. So glad you’re feeling better. Onwards and upwards ❤

Wow. Rylan you are amazing 🥰🥰

Love you Rylan and you are a beautiful person and love that you have gotten through all the shit!! and that you are still her with us! 🥰 beautiful. Love mummy Linda.

Can really relate to what Ross said. Little steps; and each one is a triumph. It is also interesting that if we spoke to people as we talk to ourselves we would have no friends. Be kind to yourself.

What a fabulous interview. This came down my feed & I’ve subscribed. Rylan has always been a great bloke in my eyes. Ross is fantastic. I love the way he was so open. The interviewers you two are flipping ace. Rylan/Ross I don’t quite think you know how many people you will have helped. 👏👏👏👏 brilliant in every way. Ross I have an inkling that full happiness will happen very soon I sincerely hope it does ❤️ xx

That was lovely, I can tell you are very proud of your dad! That’s the best.

I never even comment on you tube pod casts, however this is such an amazing Interview. I love Ross xxx

I’ve read both his books and I believe he is a really genuine person and I wish him all the success in the future. Tx❤️

Enjoy yourself, it’s the best person you can be with!!! I love me time, travelling, walking, going to a bar or restaurant! Don’t see it as the future but embrace it while you have it!!

great interview, 1 to 1 my life regarding depression, I stopped eating, thank you for opening up Rylan, you helped a lot of people

I really enjoyed this interview, and I actually don’t think Rylan is that far from Ross! A lovely person and his thoughts have helped me to put some aspects of my life, into perspective.

Fantastic interview and listen. Brilliant podcast. Thanks both

I enjoy listening to him on the radio saturday afternoons. Though I haven't for the past few weeks.

What a trooper Rylan/Ross is, very relatable to reaching rock bottom and turning it around. So honestly described. It is ok to not be ok, once you realise this you are a step in the right direction. Respect to you and your podcasts, I've now subscribed and look forward to more inspirational stories 😀

Brilliant interview guys….. we love Rylan, he’s a genuine guy……wishing all the best for the future

@rozalina531

Жыл бұрын

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I so appreciate this candid, insightful and informative interview. I am struggling sooo much with the same issues. I literally have to pep talk myself through the process of getting up and going through the motions of life. Everything seems overwhelming. Thank you for this. I’m not alone

Enjoyed this so much. Rylan is such a genuine person.

I loved Ryan anyway before watching this but jeez after listening to him on here I'm further more in love with him. I've got so much respect for him & I'm actually shocked by how intelligent he actually is when he's not acting like an air head! I genuinely hope & want him to find true love now coz he absolutely deserves every happiness 💖

Just a fantastic interview. Just love Ross/Ryland's pure honesty and directness. Such a fantastic guy who I resonated so much with in many ways. Thank you for a fantastic show ❤❤❤

What an amazing interview, thank you.

I think Rylan is the perfect example of ‘good people can make really big mistakes’ and still come out on the other end of it even better than they were before. I’m very happy that someone as good of a person as him is as successful as he is because he more than deserves it.

Love Rylan. Thanks for this.

Hi! From Australia 🇦🇺. Just watched you lads for the very first time with Rylan who I adore & I am looking forward to many more interviews. ✌️ Cheers 🥂

I'm so happy Rylan is getting back up there , such a lovely, genuine man. Keep on keeping on Rylan/Ross ❤

One of the best live tv presenters I’ve seen 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I love this guy his so humble and honest wish more people were like him on tv ❤

Fantastic episode, loved the interview from start to finish 👏, thank you.xx

Thank you Ross The steps …. The way you explained this has helped me . Grief and trauma I found doing anything exhausting . ❤ I had to talk to myself kindly to encourage myself .

I like Rylan he's down to earth All the best to you Rylan

Just found you on my suggested list. So so glad I found you and yes I have subscribed :)

A very heart felt interview, stay strong Ryland /Ross . Self love and time to yourself. X

First time listening to your podcast and thoroughly enjoy Rylan x

Thank you for this. I really get how he describes his depression & how he slowly came out of it. I think you do come out it with a different take on whats important and what isnt. Thank you again x

Absolutely loved this interview what a genuinely lovely bloke and fair play to him to where his got also got a bit of a crush!

Thank you Rylan lovely heart felt interview. Describing your low period I could identified with I went through similar in 2009.... I remember you though on TV previous to X factor with a Miss K Price 😄

What a fascinating podcast and what an absolute gentleman Ross/Rylan is. I wish him all the best for the future x

Such a lovely person! I can relate so much of what he said. I suffer myself with similar issues, It does get better and it's okay to have good and bad days. After losing my best friend earlier this year to cancer, I have relapsed with things not always doing small tasks just like Ross said. Thank you for being so open and very well said all 👏 also what Ryan said about talking to yourself a therapist told me about that last year, Basically we all have that inner child and trauma from the past can bring that inner child and voice back like you are two different people. But it's apart of who you are you, You just have to keep telling that inner child you are okay and enough. Best wishes Ross 💚

Really enjoyed this I’m pleased it piped up on my phone now I’ve subscribed he’s a lovely bloke

What an absolutely FANTASTIC show. Great questions, honest answers and breakthroughs for me. I listen to his Saturday radio on BB2 in America. What a terrific example of how infamy affects the human inside. Well done and thank you so much.

What a genuinely lovely bloke. Loved this.