Danielle Fishel faced significant body image issues as she grew up in the spotlight, leading to a feeling of failure and a lack of positive reinforcement. She was even called into the office because of weight gain, and the show wrote an episode about it, which made her feel inadequate and eventually contributed to her desire to leave the acting industry.
Jeff Foxworthy believes that focusing on the 85% of common human wants and needs, such as taking care of one's family and being able to eat, is more unifying and less divisive. He avoids political and religious humor to prevent contributing to the current climate of yelling and conflict.
Chronic inflammation is the root cause of serious diseases that kill and disable people prematurely, including cardiovascular disease, neurodegenerative diseases, ane importance of reducing inflammad cancer. Dr. Weil emphasizes thtion through diet, physical activity, stress management, and maintaining good relationships.
Dr. Peter Attia argues that knowledge and time are crucial for taking control of one's life and improving longevity. Knowledge is now free and accessible through resources like podcasts, but the bottleneck is time. People often put others ahead of themselves, which can lead to a neglect of their own health.
Holly Madison highlights that toxic relationship red flags, such as love bombing and manipulative behavior, can trap individuals in harmful relationships. Recognizing these signs early, especially within the first six months, is crucial to avoid financial and emotional entanglements that can be difficult to escape.
Theresa Caputo believes that everyone has the ability to connect with their departed loved ones through intuition and feeling. She emphasizes that the vibes and sensations people experience can be authentic signs of their loved ones' presence, and that this connection can provide comfort and a sense of peace.
Josh Radnor felt a deep sense of despair and felt trapped by the fame and visibility from 'How I Met Your Mother.' This led him to question the meaning of life and resulted in an existential crisis, which he addressed through spirituality and psychedelics to find his purpose and expand his consciousness.
DMC believes that hip-hop has a responsibility to represent its community without dilution or commercialization. He emphasizes the importance of keeping it real and showcasing the beauty and struggles of the streets, not just the negative aspects. Hip-hop brought people together and created a new culture, but it must continue to honor its roots.
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor sees meditation as a tool to quiet the left brain and bring parts of the self into communication with one another. This allows individuals to pick and choose who and how they want to be, regardless of external expectations, and to experience a non-interrupted present moment.
Dr. Ramani Durvasula argues that narcissistic traits, such as charm, charisma, and success, are often rewarded in society. This incentivizes behaviors that can be harmful to others and perpetuates a cycle of narcissism, making it more prevalent and damaging to relationships.
Deepak Chopra believes that science depends on spirituality because scientific theories, experiments, and observations are all conceived, designed, and made in consciousness. He emphasizes that understanding fundamental reality and the interconnectedness of all things is crucial for holistic well-being and scientific progress.
Luis Elizondo, who headed the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, believes that the public has a right to know about the scientific proof of UFOs and the advanced life forms that may be observing us. He argues that this knowledge has implications for our understanding of the universe and the political consequences of our actions.
Elizabeth Krohn's near-death experience, triggered by a lightning strike, gave her synesthesia, precognitive dreams, and the ability to predict future events. She also experienced a profound sense of unconditional love and gained insights into the nature of life, death, and the purpose of human existence, which transformed her outlook and abilities.
2024's MOST EPIC MBB Moments!
Mayim & Jonathan are bringing you the ULTIMATE highlights from this year’s most jaw-dropping, thought-provoking celebrity interviews, like:
Body Image Bombshells with Danielle Fishel (Boy Meets World)
Comedy & Culture with Jeff Foxworthy – Why connecting with people of ALL backgrounds is more important than ever
Holly Madison (former Playboy playmate) helps us identify toxic relationship red flags
Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother) on resenting his mega-fame & the shocking spiritual crisis that changed everything
Darryl "DMC" McDaniels gets REAL about his struggles with addiction, his shocking adoption story, & how he made the world believe he was a star
We’re also revisiting some of our most powerful mic-drops from expert guests, like:
Dr. Peter Attia explains the real causes of chronic diseases and the BIGGEST myths about aging
Dr. Ramani Durvasula breaks down narcissism, gaslighting, and how today’s world feeds the cycle
Dr. Andrew Weil reveals the hidden dangers of inflammation and how your body can HEAL itself
Deepak Chopra blows our minds with why science NEEDS spirituality & why pleasure can be addictive!
And don’t miss our most spiritually charged episodes, featuring:
Theresa Caputo on life after death, healing grief, and unlocking your own intuitive powers
Mayim & Jonathan get their auras read by Mystic Michaela
Elizabeth G. Krohn shares her incredible near-death experience, what heaven REALLY looks like, and what she learned about reincarnation
PLUS, the UFO episode of the YEAR! Revisit Luis "Lue" Elizondo on the scientific proof of UFOs he witnessed while working as the head of the Pentagon’s secret UFO program!
This is the #1 podcast roundup you don’t want to miss! And trust us—2025 is going to be even bigger.