I know, right!? I think it takes a ton of integrity and willpower to remain a GOOD and sane human in the entertainment industry. It all starts at home. Her mom(parents) did a WONDERFUL job!🥰
Ohhhh....this one made me cry. My mom was magical too, and I lost her to cancer when I was 12. 44 years later, I still have moments of grief, but I'm so happy that I had her as my mom, and I try to continue to keep her magic alive.
I love that you, Mayim, use “yes and” going forward with an idea, a term used with many engineers and scientists. I also love the term “humanning up”! There is no point at which we become grown-ups, we are always growing. Grief is definitely part of the growing process. I have lost my life partner( father of my children) and my oldest child, and grief has been part of my life for the last 19 years, it changes but does not go away.
Well said, so sorry for your loss. Always connected through love you have Angels you know by Name. Peace to you. I really loved what was conveyed "Let in, Let Go, Let Be." JLH and " Then Humaning Up!" MB Brilliant Magic
I love both of them. Mayim on "The Big Bang Theory" (specially), and Jennifer Hewitt on the best show ever, "Ghost Whisperer". Both deserve a new season! Sincerely.
You know, Jennifer, you really nailed it for me. I struggled to put into words how I felt when my mom passed away quickly 3 years ago. My life just stopped. "I had the love of my life" really encapsulates my feelings. I was lucky to have her until I was 57 so I am really sorry your momma passed away early. I can't imagine. It was tough enough to let her go and she was 84. I don't want to be selfish but when you have an exceptional Momma, they leave a big hole for everyone.
In tears watching this. I've always loved JLH and MB growing up as a teenager in the 90s. I lost my Mom 13 years ago and she was my best friend as well. I remember being mad at the world and wondering how people kept on living their lives when my Mother was no longer here. Didn't they know the earth shifted upside down?! I went into the deepest depression and felt like my soul was stolen in that moment I had to say goodbye. I stayed strong for my Dad and kids but then my Dad passed very suddenly 8 months later. They were both under 60 so it was all so unexpected. My world shattered and I nearly gave up altogether but I knew I could never leave my kids to feel this massive black hole of grief like I was. I needed to continue on and be the matriarch of my family like my Mom and Grandmother did for me. It's still so painful to talk about all these years later. No grief never ends, it becomes a part of you that changes who you are at your core
The part in grief really hit hard and helped me. I lost my biological father September 29th, his father in November 30th and then my wife’s Oma on December 5th. It was the hardest months of my life so far. It took me so long to come out of my funk. I fell off the face of the earth and didn’t come back out until Christmas. Hearing the grief becomes a part of you and that it’s an event that changes you was so healing. I knew it changed your brain but never could logically understand it. Thank you both for sharing.
I'm always fascinated by parents who are willing to not only take their child to audition but take them out of State to pursue a career. When I told my Mom at 9 I wanted to be an actress, she said "don't do that, they lead horrible lives" 🤷♀️🤣 Great episode!
I really appreciate Jonathan acknowledging and bringing up the fact of knowing certain treatment wasn't ok while simultaneously accepting that it was just "the culture" at the time AND it creating and leaving a lasting ambiguous feeling that doesn't go away but you just hold it and how that can at times create discord in the system. I think every women has had that experience, many in fact and carries those moments with her to this day...
I was a single parent to my 1 yr old daughter when I found out my mother had cancer. It was a long fight, and it was her baby granddaughter who she was living for. She brought so much love and joy to her life the moment she was born. Mom had lung cancer that spread to her liver. I remember the day she spoke and her words did not make sense. She tried to repeat it and again the words made no sense. Immediately I knew the cancer had spread to her brain as well. Such a terrifying moment for me, and surely, more so for her.💔 For nearly a year I took care of her. I remember feeding my baby and my mother at the same time. It felt surreal. I vividly remember the day I looked into my moms eyes, and I no longer saw her in them. It was as though she didn't see me, or know me. As if we were strangers. She was still alive, but from that moment it felt like she was already gone. I took care of her until she had no strength and I couldn't manage lifting her on my own anymore. Hospice was called in and would be there overnight. I went home with my baby to sleep and would return in the morning like usual. One morning I hear knocking on my door. I answer the door and it is my aunt. My mothers sister. I'm shocked to see her and know something is wrong instantly. She tells me they've been trying to call me and that I need to come now. My mother is passing. I don't believe that they really tried to call me. I'm panicking and she is not driving fast enough. I live 7 mins from my mothers house. We don't make it in time. I spent every day for almost a year with my mother, and the moment she dies I am not there for her?! How can this happen?? How is it that my brother and sister were there for her when she passed, when they were not there every other day? I didn't understand. It didn't seem fair. It wasn't until I returned home that I realized why I had missed my mothers passing. What my aunt said was true, my phone wasn't working. I had 3 phone jacks in my apartment. The one in the living room was never used. I'm not sure why I even looked at it, but I did. There in the little hole of the phone jack I noticed something. I pulled out a little piece of paper that was stuck in there. I then checked my phone and it worked. I could not believe it, especially the timing. My daughter was nearly 2 yrs old at the time, and must have stuck the paper in there. That little piece of paper prevented me from getting the call that would have allowed me to be present when my mom took her last breath. I firmly believe that is exactly they way it was meant to be. She knew I was there through everything, and I believe she didn't want me to witness her death. I think she was smiling down in amusement at her little "Sunshine" for doing such a good job with that little piece of paper. ❤
What a lovely, thoughtful human. Thank you for sharing her story. I just wrote "let in, let go & let be" on my white board. A beautiful reminder for the beauty and the chaos of life.
This episode made me cry after watching the so emotional moment between Mayim and Jennifer about loss when same Jennifer cried. And I’m not prone to tears. Such an episide!
This one hit me on two completely different levels. Because my childhood had "limits," I realized I could never have dreams (as a child/teen) beyond surviving. I didn't really come into myself until my 40s, and that is also when I was introduced to magic and my now spiritual being. After watching this, I think I can step it up with manifesting as I often try to manifest for others (i.e., good health, safety, and those sort of things) more than myself. Maybe the kid I use to be deserves a bit more. ❤ Thanks for yet another thought-provoking episode.
Always had a crush on Jennifer because of her looks - would've fallen head over heels if I knew what a beautiful human being she is on the inside. I had no idea. Thanks for this great interview.
I am in my sixties, and the culture we grew up in was just like that, and everyone accepted it. When I was 15, I had a 24 year old boyfriend and everyone considered that just fine. We had songs that turned women into sex objects-lyrics that pedophiles could have written in today's climate. Everyone wanted to be Brooke Shields in our Jordache jeans and the commercial wasn't even scandoulas for many people.Today (thankfully) it would never fly. I would love to read Jennifer's book. I lost my nephew, sister and cousin very close together and can't imagine what she went through, having to grieve in the public eye.
Idk if I’d be taking advice from JLH. Rich Cronin is on record talking about how she treated him when they dated and never took accountability. RIP Rich
Both my parents died (separately) by the time i was 10, so seeing shows like Party of Five where kids also dont have parents was so validating, to not feel like a complete alien, while growing up.
Grief makes you look at the world differently. I lost my husband 3 years ago to cancer. It never leaves you but it slows and changes colors and yet, it can whack you at any moment as if it just happened. Grief work toward finding hope is essential. I always loved Jennifer Love Hewitt. I like her even more now and delighted she is sharing her conscious contact with her new spirituality.
Great episode! Aside from the interview with JLH, your conversation about grief and growing up was spot on. I'm 72 and feel as if I'm starting to relive many of my younger-age moments.
My mom was also a single mom, but she chose the OTHER route. VERY STRICT!" Magic doesn't exist. Don't be SILLY" 😏is exactly what she'd say! I am also now a single mom, and I learned what NOT to do from her! The most important thing is to LET YOUR KIDS BE THEMSELVES!!! Believe in them, SUPPORT them! Be KIND to them! Treat them like PEOPLE!❤
I am so touched and moved by this ... I love these two ladies so much and even more so after this interview. Jennifer, I lost my mom 3 months ago, I understand that loss and grief so well. I'm right in the midst of it as we speak. Sometimes it feels so surreal, like l am just just moving forward in her absence and then suddenly, the grief hits like a tornado hits a house. The reality of her absence slaps me in the face at least a few times a day so it's true, the grief comes in waves and doesn't end until we're on the other side of this life. Sending much love to you both!🤍✌️🙏🕊
I lost my son Eliyau Natan nearly 5 years ago. It does leave, but it leaves a mark. I am feeling him with me as he was a soldier, especially when I'm cooking for the IDF every week.
Mayim, I was amazed when you shared about losing your dad and after 10 years you still want to call to discuss a Knicks games. I am the same way about my brother, who passed away 17 years ago. Everytime I hear certain songs, see a video, or experience something within our little world, I still think about calling him, then that sudden feeling of out-of-body/disassociation.
What a beautiful interview, and I appreciated the dialog about grief. And Jennifer sharing her mantra that I think I may use in my own life. Just a wonderful interview, and how beautiful that the love of her life was her mom.
Thank you for your channel. It’s comforting having like minded individuals having dialogue about the very things I ponder , experience or even struggle with. Much love to those exploring the wide range of the human experience 💜
The absolute best interview ever on your show Mayim... I love watching both of you on tv growing up back in the day. Thank you Jennifer for opening up to us. I resonate with some experiences, with loss, etc. ❤
I'm proud to say that I subscribed 8 years ago when you first started this channel and have really appreciated you being so open and sharing your knowledge. And i love how you tackle subjects like this we need more of this in today's world ❤ xxx
Wow I feel like Jennifer's explanation on how she sets her manifestations really made sense to me at approx 15:23 in video. When she is talking about asking the universe for a million dollars and unintentionally blocking yourself from receiving 5 million dollars. It was the way she demonstrated her way kind of having a conversation with herself like human to soul in a way and determing what we really wanted to ask the universe for. I feel like that the process of creating manifestations is also about really getting in tune with our being and then becoming more aware of what our own wishes are all about.
I soooo needed this today. Thank you all for reminded me of these things I need remember when not feeling my best mentally and emotionally. Gratitude💜💜💜
If anyone remembers Party of Five 😂 err yes 🙌 was a huge fan - still watch the dvd boxsets sometimes to see a masterclass in acting 🎭 and so many relatable scenarios. The Cast were amazing
Beautiful episode! Mayim, I think you are so beautiful! I wish you knew it. Not in a conceited way but in a way where you stopped saying things about yourself in a condescending way. I would love it if you saw yourself physically beautiful because you are. I feel you have honored your mind. Your physical being is so perfect. Thank you for shining your souls light. I am 71 and I am so loving my beautiful self. (Most days!)
I think there was a reason for me to watch this video with her on it. Like I said your videos have always helped me and the grief part and going back to my face it's very relatable what Jennifer said. That's also what made me believed there's a higher power out there and that everything happens for a reason😮 this actually really did help me because I lost my biological mother a few years ago with a heart issue and it was very hard. But it's exactly what she said it shows you what matters and that how strong you really are and resilient. Jennifer gets it.❤
Inspiring, just what I needed! I imagine what we all need to hear & share! Thank you Mayim for listening to your own guidance in doing your show! Love & Light to all!🙏😇😁🕊
I love listening to you both. I feel like I'm listening to my friends and I talk. I'm all about the spiritual and metaphysical aspects you discuss throughout your podcast. Jennifer was a great guest who I grew up with. She is a sweetheart.
Always loved Jennifer. She was one of my girl crushes. I hated how Hollywood s&xualized her so much, and made fun of her acting. She was always a good actress and a genuinely sweet person.
@Dr. Mayim Bialek Kids Incorporated was my Jam!! I wanted to be on that show sooo badly. I actually met Stacy Ferguson on the street she lived on since my parents best friends lived in Hacienda Heights. Its one of the best stories ever!! But when Jennifer joined I was Jealous. But she looked like my fave cousin so she grew on me. She looks amazing. Her mama sounds like my mom. She died of cancer this past October. So Jennifer talking about her mom really made me miss her!!
Also hard to go through the years experiencing life as a woman and mother and relating more than ever to your Mother and what she experienced in life. Then grieving all over again cause you can't call her and talk to her about it all. I have so much more love and appreciation for my Mom than I ever did as a young woman and I'm just so sad I didn't appreciate her more then
This was by far my favorite episode. Just love JLH! Cried through this episode which for me was nice to take a break away from the awful world we are living today ESPECIALLY since November. Thank you!!!
Thank you all for what you're doing ! To have the insight of what people in Hollywood go through and have gone through is very important I feel to break that 4th dimensional wall that is normally believed to exist with stars. Taking away their personhood
This is an excellent episode, there is so much takeaway from it what valuable insight from Jennifer and you two most excellent indeed I will be listening to it over and over again...🙏
I like to apply Mark Earls’ concept of the purpose idea to the daily intention. It’s never about a KPI or a metric or a gain - it’s mapped to my reason for being. My goal and reason for getting up in the morning. Energy.
My first thought here is there was a purpose to not being there when your mother passed. I feel as if in some respect it saved you in some way, it's beautiful in a strange way. I to have been "safe" from being near by physically when I had lived one passed. I have always been grateful for that because for me at least, I am a very sensitive individual I feel like it would have been too much for me too have physically been there during those times. Outside perspective. ❤
LOVE KIDS INC. !! For those of us who love musicals! Television Narrated our lives in important ways from education, exposure, joy, possiblity,etc. And LOVE is a fab singer and smiles with best twinkle eyes since a kid 😊
I lost my mom 11 years ago. She was my best friend too. Sometimes I say she was my soul mate. I was only 30 when she died, but I had my kids early so she met all 3. She said she only had 2 regrets about dying. She didn't want anyone to see her naked 😂 and she wanted to be here for her grandkids.
Im not alone with losing my mother who is my best friend I’m still in grief since I lost my mother in June 8th 2020 , than losing my dad July 2020 , than losing people in each year until 2024 , so thank you all .
I loved this so much. Love Jennifer. Party of five and the ghost whisperer were my faves! I love how much she believes in magic. Also I’m glad Jonathon said something about the puppy who crawled onto his lap. I thought he wasn’t going to say anything and it was making me laugh! ❤️
So many things to say. Love you and JLH fan girling over one another. Love that you said seeing intentions can also be part of religion. I can say I set my attentions when I pray. I ask God, instead of the universe. I also get what Jonathan was saying about (I feel like everyone who was young in 90s) having situations we were uncomfortable with but not allowed to say anything and then something bringing those feelings back up later and reminding us. I also super LOVE his dog being part of the show at the end. Too cute!
I totally believe in the universe and manifesting everything i do even when it hard i stay the course and the universe will open doors and direction as i go and i have always been rewarded for it.
I'm always amazed and grateful when a child actor who lived through through all the garbage and come out so healthy and thriving.
I know, right!? I think it takes a ton of integrity and willpower to remain a GOOD and sane human in the entertainment industry. It all starts at home. Her mom(parents) did a WONDERFUL job!🥰
you are right
Ohhhh....this one made me cry. My mom was magical too, and I lost her to cancer when I was 12. 44 years later, I still have moments of grief, but I'm so happy that I had her as my mom, and I try to continue to keep her magic alive.
Omg! JLH Mom manifested her marriage and passed after knowing he'd be there for her forever! Her soul was at ease knowing this
I love that you, Mayim, use “yes and” going forward with an idea, a term used with many engineers and scientists. I also love the term “humanning up”! There is no point at which we become grown-ups, we are always growing. Grief is definitely part of the growing process. I have lost my life partner( father of my children) and my oldest child, and grief has been part of my life for the last 19 years, it changes but does not go away.
Well said, so sorry for your loss. Always connected through love you have Angels you know by Name. Peace to you. I really loved what was conveyed "Let in, Let Go, Let Be." JLH and " Then Humaning Up!" MB Brilliant Magic
I lost my mom one month ago. It is raw and new. I am grateful for this discussion about loss and grief.
I'm so sorry🥺...I am grieving with you. I lost my mom 3 months ago. 🤍✌️🙏🕊
@sbrown8937 I am sorry for your loss too...
Anderson Cooper has a great grief podcast
He does! I have been listening to it. It helps me feel less alone. @@michellemonet4358
I love both of them. Mayim on "The Big Bang Theory" (specially), and Jennifer Hewitt on the best show ever, "Ghost Whisperer". Both deserve a new season! Sincerely.
I have been with my wife 25 years in march and that is the relationship we have and we live through kindness.
You know, Jennifer, you really nailed it for me. I struggled to put into words how I felt when my mom passed away quickly 3 years ago. My life just stopped. "I had the love of my life" really encapsulates my feelings. I was lucky to have her until I was 57 so I am really sorry your momma passed away early. I can't imagine. It was tough enough to let her go and she was 84. I don't want to be selfish but when you have an exceptional Momma, they leave a big hole for everyone.
In tears watching this. I've always loved JLH and MB growing up as a teenager in the 90s. I lost my Mom 13 years ago and she was my best friend as well. I remember being mad at the world and wondering how people kept on living their lives when my Mother was no longer here. Didn't they know the earth shifted upside down?! I went into the deepest depression and felt like my soul was stolen in that moment I had to say goodbye. I stayed strong for my Dad and kids but then my Dad passed very suddenly 8 months later. They were both under 60 so it was all so unexpected. My world shattered and I nearly gave up altogether but I knew I could never leave my kids to feel this massive black hole of grief like I was. I needed to continue on and be the matriarch of my family like my Mom and Grandmother did for me. It's still so painful to talk about all these years later. No grief never ends, it becomes a part of you that changes who you are at your core
The part in grief really hit hard and helped me. I lost my biological father September 29th, his father in November 30th and then my wife’s Oma on December 5th.
It was the hardest months of my life so far. It took me so long to come out of my funk. I fell off the face of the earth and didn’t come back out until Christmas.
Hearing the grief becomes a part of you and that it’s an event that changes you was so healing. I knew it changed your brain but never could logically understand it.
Thank you both for sharing.
Ugh. This was a tear jerker. 😢 Being a 90s girl myself, i loved this, having lived through the same time period.
Jennifer, your mom met your children before you did. So, never think that she missed out. She is with you always. ❤
My mom was also the Love of My Life. I lost her to cancer this October. I wish I could give Jennifer a big snug. Can't wait to buy her book.
I'm always fascinated by parents who are willing to not only take their child to audition but take them out of State to pursue a career. When I told my Mom at 9 I wanted to be an actress, she said "don't do that, they lead horrible lives" 🤷♀️🤣 Great episode!
JLH and ghost whisperer was fundamental to my relationship with my mom ❤ always felt like she was everyone's big sister 😂
I think the same. It would be great to see another season of the show. Jennifer is a great person. Love her!! 🤩
I really appreciate Jonathan acknowledging and bringing up the fact of knowing certain treatment wasn't ok while simultaneously accepting that it was just "the culture" at the time AND it creating and leaving a lasting ambiguous feeling that doesn't go away but you just hold it and how that can at times create discord in the system. I think every women has had that experience, many in fact and carries those moments with her to this day...
I was a single parent to my 1 yr old daughter when I found out my mother had cancer. It was a long fight, and it was her baby granddaughter who she was living for. She brought so much love and joy to her life the moment she was born. Mom had lung cancer that spread to her liver. I remember the day she spoke and her words did not make sense. She tried to repeat it and again the words made no sense. Immediately I knew the cancer had spread to her brain as well. Such a terrifying moment for me, and surely, more so for her.💔 For nearly a year I took care of her. I remember feeding my baby and my mother at the same time. It felt surreal. I vividly remember the day I looked into my moms eyes, and I no longer saw her in them. It was as though she didn't see me, or know me. As if we were strangers. She was still alive, but from that moment it felt like she was already gone. I took care of her until she had no strength and I couldn't manage lifting her on my own anymore. Hospice was called in and would be there overnight. I went home with my baby to sleep and would return in the morning like usual. One morning I hear knocking on my door. I answer the door and it is my aunt. My mothers sister. I'm shocked to see her and know something is wrong instantly. She tells me they've been trying to call me and that I need to come now. My mother is passing. I don't believe that they really tried to call me. I'm panicking and she is not driving fast enough. I live 7 mins from my mothers house. We don't make it in time. I spent every day for almost a year with my mother, and the moment she dies I am not there for her?! How can this happen?? How is it that my brother and sister were there for her when she passed, when they were not there every other day? I didn't understand. It didn't seem fair.
It wasn't until I returned home that I realized why I had missed my mothers passing. What my aunt said was true, my phone wasn't working. I had 3 phone jacks in my apartment. The one in the living room was never used. I'm not sure why I even looked at it, but I did. There in the little hole of the phone jack I noticed something. I pulled out a little piece of paper that was stuck in there. I then checked my phone and it worked. I could not believe it, especially the timing. My daughter was nearly 2 yrs old at the time, and must have stuck the paper in there. That little piece of paper prevented me from getting the call that would have allowed me to be present when my mom took her last breath. I firmly believe that is exactly they way it was meant to be. She knew I was there through everything, and I believe she didn't want me to witness her death. I think she was smiling down in amusement at her little "Sunshine" for doing such a good job with that little piece of paper. ❤
What a lovely, thoughtful human. Thank you for sharing her story. I just wrote "let in, let go & let be" on my white board. A beautiful reminder for the beauty and the chaos of life.
This episode made me cry after watching the so emotional moment between Mayim and Jennifer about loss when same Jennifer cried. And I’m not prone to tears. Such an episide!
I lost my Mom six years ago and listening to her describe her experience was comforting.
This one hit me on two completely different levels. Because my childhood had "limits," I realized I could never have dreams (as a child/teen) beyond surviving.
I didn't really come into myself until my 40s, and that is also when I was introduced to magic and my now spiritual being. After watching this, I think I can step it up with manifesting as I often try to manifest for others (i.e., good health, safety, and those sort of things) more than myself.
Maybe the kid I use to be deserves a bit more. ❤
Thanks for yet another thought-provoking episode.
The kid in you definitely deserves a bit more. ❤❤❤
Always had a crush on Jennifer because of her looks - would've fallen head over heels if I knew what a beautiful human being she is on the inside. I had no idea. Thanks for this great interview.
I have loved this woman from the start of her career. I may have been a kid at the time but I fell for her.
This is a wonderful interview. Jennifer Love Hewitt is a neat person.
I am in my sixties, and the culture we grew up in was just like that, and everyone accepted it. When I was 15, I had a 24 year old boyfriend and everyone considered that just fine. We had songs that turned women into sex objects-lyrics that pedophiles could have written in today's climate. Everyone wanted to be Brooke Shields in our Jordache jeans and the commercial wasn't even scandoulas for many people.Today (thankfully) it would never fly. I would love to read Jennifer's book. I lost my nephew, sister and cousin very close together and can't imagine what she went through, having to grieve in the public eye.
Idk if I’d be taking advice from JLH. Rich Cronin is on record talking about how she treated him when they dated and never took accountability.
RIP Rich
Both my parents died (separately) by the time i was 10, so seeing shows like Party of Five where kids also dont have parents was so validating, to not feel like a complete alien, while growing up.
Wonderful episode with the lovely and talented Jennifer Love Hewitt! Much love to you, Mayim! ❤
Grief makes you look at the world differently. I lost my husband 3 years ago to cancer. It never leaves you but it slows and changes colors and yet, it can whack you at any moment as if it just happened. Grief work toward finding hope is essential. I always loved Jennifer Love Hewitt. I like her even more now and delighted she is sharing her conscious contact with her new spirituality.
Stop making me cry! JLH is so lovely inside and out.
Great episode! Aside from the interview with JLH, your conversation about grief and growing up was spot on. I'm 72 and feel as if I'm starting to relive many of my younger-age moments.
My mom was also a single mom, but she chose the OTHER route. VERY STRICT!" Magic doesn't exist. Don't be SILLY" 😏is exactly what she'd say! I am also now a single mom, and I learned what NOT to do from her! The most important thing is to LET YOUR KIDS BE THEMSELVES!!! Believe in them, SUPPORT them! Be KIND to them! Treat them like PEOPLE!❤
I am so touched and moved by this ...
I love these two ladies so much and even more so after this interview. Jennifer, I lost my mom 3 months ago, I understand that loss and grief so well. I'm right in the midst of it as we speak. Sometimes it feels so surreal, like l am just just moving forward in her absence and then
suddenly, the grief hits like a tornado hits a house. The reality of her absence slaps me in the face at least a few times a day so it's true, the grief comes in waves and doesn't end until we're on the other side of this life.
Sending much love to you both!🤍✌️🙏🕊
Sending a big hug. May her memory be for a blessing. 🫶
Thank you❤@@MayimBialik
I lost my son Eliyau Natan nearly 5 years ago. It does leave, but it leaves a mark. I am feeling him with me as he was a soldier, especially when I'm cooking for the IDF every week.
I have watched all her TV series and Movies. I love them all. She is such a great actress. ❤
Mayim, I was amazed when you shared about losing your dad and after 10 years you still want to call to discuss a Knicks games. I am the same way about my brother, who passed away 17 years ago. Everytime I hear certain songs, see a video, or experience something within our little world, I still think about calling him, then that sudden feeling of out-of-body/disassociation.
What a beautiful interview, and I appreciated the dialog about grief. And Jennifer sharing her mantra that I think I may use in my own life. Just a wonderful interview, and how beautiful that the love of her life was her mom.
Thank you for your channel. It’s comforting having like minded individuals having dialogue about the very things I ponder , experience or even struggle with. Much love to those exploring the wide range of the human experience 💜
God wow she still looks the same ❤
I’m only 6 minutes in but already invested, two intelligent inspirational women I’ve watched a lot of in my life 💯
The absolute best interview ever on your show Mayim... I love watching both of you on tv growing up back in the day. Thank you Jennifer for opening up to us. I resonate with some experiences, with loss, etc. ❤
I'm proud to say that I subscribed 8 years ago when you first started this channel and have really appreciated you being so open and sharing your knowledge. And i love how you tackle subjects like this we need more of this in today's world ❤ xxx
What a lovely interview. Really, really enjoyed this one, & the obvious compassion & genuine mutual respect between Mayim & JLH. Beautiful. ❤
Wow I feel like Jennifer's explanation on how she sets her manifestations really made sense to me at approx 15:23 in video. When she is talking about asking the universe for a million dollars and unintentionally blocking yourself from receiving 5 million dollars. It was the way she demonstrated her way kind of having a conversation with herself like human to soul in a way and determing what we really wanted to ask the universe for. I feel like that the process of creating manifestations is also about really getting in tune with our being and then becoming more aware of what our own wishes are all about.
I soooo needed this today. Thank you all for reminded me of these things I need remember when not feeling my best mentally and emotionally. Gratitude💜💜💜
The moment I heard Kids Incorporated I started singing the song 🥰
I have always liked JLH but I LOVE her now. Going to buy her book... she's gained a new fan!
If anyone remembers Party of Five 😂 err yes 🙌 was a huge fan - still watch the dvd boxsets sometimes to see a masterclass in acting 🎭 and so many relatable scenarios. The Cast were amazing
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I love her I love you and I love this show.. and how it puts the human into each person..
I didn't even know she lost her momma.. 💔😭
Beautiful episode! Mayim, I think you are so beautiful! I wish you knew it. Not in a conceited way but in a way where you stopped saying things about yourself in a condescending way. I would love it if you saw yourself physically beautiful because you are. I feel you have honored your mind. Your physical being is so perfect. Thank you for shining your souls light. I am 71 and I am so loving my beautiful self. (Most days!)
This is my favorite episode. JLH is so inspiring. Thank you for this one.
I love the tail of the dog in the beginning when Jonathan was talking, too cute. 😂 Great episode! Thank you guys! ❤
I just started watchong & noticed cute dog in the background too. looked like looking for toys/ treats . Excited to listen to this 🐶💕
This was a Great episode!!! I hope there are more like this one to come.
Kids incorporate K.I.D.S.! Yup. It was such a fun show.
I think there was a reason for me to watch this video with her on it. Like I said your videos have always helped me and the grief part and going back to my face it's very relatable what Jennifer said. That's also what made me believed there's a higher power out there and that everything happens for a reason😮 this actually really did help me because I lost my biological mother a few years ago with a heart issue and it was very hard. But it's exactly what she said it shows you what matters and that how strong you really are and resilient.
Jennifer gets it.❤
Inspiring, just what I needed! I imagine what we all need to hear & share! Thank you Mayim for listening to your own guidance in doing your show! Love & Light to all!🙏😇😁🕊
Loved this episode so much! Loved the discussion on grief. It’s so much like that.
Loved Kids Incorporated ❤. Great interview. I definitely feel like grief comes in waves.
I love listening to you both. I feel like I'm listening to my friends and I talk. I'm all about the spiritual and metaphysical aspects you discuss throughout your podcast. Jennifer was a great guest who I grew up with. She is a sweetheart.
I love you brining up kids incorporated! Such great memories. What a way to start!
Truly enjoyed this interview and all the subjects covered. Nice chemistry between the 3 of you.
What an amazing interview!
I’ve been binging episodes all day, and now a new one! 😂
🙌🙌🙌
Always loved Jennifer. She was one of my girl crushes. I hated how Hollywood s&xualized her so much, and made fun of her acting.
She was always a good actress and a genuinely sweet person.
This was an uplifting and inspiring episode. Thank you. I am dealing with grief and 2024 was pretty bad. I can’t wait to see this book.
@Dr. Mayim Bialek Kids Incorporated was my Jam!! I wanted to be on that show sooo badly. I actually met Stacy Ferguson on the street she lived on since my parents best friends lived in Hacienda Heights. Its one of the best stories ever!! But when Jennifer joined I was Jealous. But she looked like my fave cousin so she grew on me. She looks amazing. Her mama sounds like my mom. She died of cancer this past October. So Jennifer talking about her mom really made me miss her!!
Great episode, Mayim! ❤
I hope Jennifer doesn't mind, I am going to use her Let it In mantra. This episode was awesome.
Such a beautiful, inspiring interview that lifts the heart! Thank you 🙏 ❤
Also hard to go through the years experiencing life as a woman and mother and relating more than ever to your Mother and what she experienced in life. Then grieving all over again cause you can't call her and talk to her about it all. I have so much more love and appreciation for my Mom than I ever did as a young woman and I'm just so sad I didn't appreciate her more then
This was by far my favorite episode. Just love JLH! Cried through this episode which for me was nice to take a break away from the awful world we are living today ESPECIALLY since November. Thank you!!!
Thank you all for what you're doing ! To have the insight of what people in Hollywood go through and have gone through is very important I feel to break that 4th dimensional wall that is normally believed to exist with stars. Taking away their personhood
Beautiful interview.
This episode was so powerful.
What a beautiful human. ❤️ Thank you for sharing your life story
Wonderful episode 😊
This is an excellent episode, there is so much takeaway from it what valuable insight from Jennifer and you two most excellent indeed I will be listening to it over and over again...🙏
Mayim I needed this today thank you and Jonathan for your amazing content
I like to apply Mark Earls’ concept of the purpose idea to the daily intention. It’s never about a KPI or a metric or a gain - it’s mapped to my reason for being. My goal and reason for getting up in the morning. Energy.
A child in a human suit, I love that!! And it’s less of the board game “Life” as we were told as kids but more of a game of “Chutes and Ladders” 😏
My first thought here is there was a purpose to not being there when your mother passed. I feel as if in some respect it saved you in some way, it's beautiful in a strange way. I to have been "safe" from being near by physically when I had lived one passed. I have always been grateful for that because for me at least, I am a very sensitive individual I feel like it would have been too much for me too have physically been there during those times. Outside perspective. ❤
Aww I remember Jennifer when she was ‘love’ on Barbie dance workout 🤭 feel like I grew up with her 🥰
I can say lost my mom last year she was 92 i still think to call her but i can say love still feel her around love the universe
Big hugs to JLH, Mayim and Jonathan, great positive episode, looking forward to listening again, for now off to do taxes. Magical! 💜
LOVE KIDS INC. !! For those of us who love musicals! Television Narrated our lives in important ways from education, exposure, joy, possiblity,etc. And LOVE is a fab singer and smiles with best twinkle eyes since a kid 😊
Great to see you, Jennifer Love Hewitt!!
I lost my mom 11 years ago. She was my best friend too. Sometimes I say she was my soul mate. I was only 30 when she died, but I had my kids early so she met all 3. She said she only had 2 regrets about dying. She didn't want anyone to see her naked 😂 and she wanted to be here for her grandkids.
Two of my childhood/adolescent favs?! Yes please😍😍🤩🤩 fully locked in for this
Love both of these ladies!
Im not alone with losing my mother who is my best friend I’m still in grief since I lost my mother in June 8th 2020 , than losing my dad July 2020 , than losing people in each year until 2024 , so thank you all .
god, they're SO SWEET. I'm loving this
Another Fantastic Episode 👍😏✌🤘😊
Keep up the Good Work ✊😆👊🍁🍁
I’m here for the Kids Incorporated!
Wonderful. ❤ Thank you!
What a gift ❤ LOVED her from the beginning 🎉 As a woman I respect her 😊
I loved this so much. Love Jennifer. Party of five and the ghost whisperer were my faves! I love how much she believes in magic.
Also I’m glad Jonathon said something about the puppy who crawled onto his lap. I thought he wasn’t going to say anything and it was making me laugh! ❤️
"Humaning up" is good. I like it.
So many things to say. Love you and JLH fan girling over one another. Love that you said seeing intentions can also be part of religion. I can say I set my attentions when I pray. I ask God, instead of the universe. I also get what Jonathan was saying about (I feel like everyone who was young in 90s) having situations we were uncomfortable with but not allowed to say anything and then something bringing those feelings back up later and reminding us. I also super LOVE his dog being part of the show at the end. Too cute!
Sounds like Jennifer had a great mom - her mom kept her out of Crazywood. Kept it real for her - Great actor.
I totally believe in the universe and manifesting everything i do even when it hard i stay the course and the universe will open doors and direction as i go and i have always been rewarded for it.
I believe most of us (myself included) just "let life happen" to them instead of plotting or navigating the direction of our lives.