How to Set Intentions and Change Your Life Now!

[@believer773]

I'm always amazed and grateful when a child actor who lived through through all the garbage and come out so healthy and thriving.

[@jillianbaer5217]

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!🥰

[@Nucleric]

you are right

[@yttrxstein4192]

When homelessness and hunger are not possibilities, the tenancy for success is profoundly increased.

[@KrysteeWMC]

Who doesn't admire JLH? She is amazing in all she does! Mayim and Jonathon are the epiphany of healthy BFF soul mates.

[@AlexLambiaso]

Loved this interview! I learned through grief counseling after my wife passed, you don’t move on from grief - you move forward with it.

[@LisasLifeThenandNow]

I lost my Dad in a race car accident when I was 13 years old. I’m 51 years old now and it still hurts, I still talk to him and cry over him leaving this earth at such a young age himself. When I reached the age that he never got to, it was so weird. I almost felt guilty that I wasn’t living life as happy as he did. Grief just doesn’t leave….

[@wendyhart6935]

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.

[@strengthandlove681]

My mom was killed by a car when i was 13. It is a dividing line in your life of “before” the line and “after” the line, and you have no say when that line is imposed on you.

[@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens]

@@strengthandlove681 💜

[@jodieroundtree488]

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.

[@Ohsirruh]

Jennifer, your mom met your children before you did. So, never think that she missed out. She is with you always. ❤

[@Jcone85019]

That was a profoundly loving thing to say. This comment hit me hard!

[@skinney6481]

Omg! JLH Mom manifested her marriage and passed after knowing he'd be there for her forever! Her soul was at ease knowing this

[@bethruegg78]

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.

[@pamelamccarthy2328]

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

[@jamiepatton9334]

Ugh. This was a tear jerker. 😢 Being a 90s girl myself, i loved this, having lived through the same time period.

[@GF_BH]

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.

[@dianelambert7072]

I agree with both your show choices. I was a fan of Party of Five too and Sarah (Jennifer's character) was my favorite.

[@Barb.....]

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. ❤

[@pamelanolan1544]

I worked in a nursing home. Some people pass away once their family goes home. They know it will be easier for their loved ones. So sorry for your loss.

[@cherylvacchiano3318]

What a story, oh my, now I'm crying.

[@twinflamegirl9901]

I wasn’t there when either of my parents passed.

[@Barb.....]

@@pamelanolan1544 Thank you Pamela, and thank you for sharing that.

[@Barb.....]

@@cherylvacchiano3318 Sorry to make you cry Cheryl.

[@skinney6481]

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

[@Metalrainbow]

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.

[@jaradaniels9289]

I have always really liked Jennifer Love Hewitt and all her movies I've seen. She just seems so humble and positive. I also understand the grief she's gone through about her mom. She's a good actress.

[@MR-or6yv]

I lost my mom one month ago. It is raw and new. I am grateful for this discussion about loss and grief.

[@sbrown8937]

I'm so sorry🥺...I am grieving with you. I lost my mom 3 months ago. 🤍✌️🙏🕊

[@MR-or6yv]

@sbrown8937 I am sorry for your loss too...

[@michellemonet4358]

Anderson Cooper has a great grief podcast

[@MR-or6yv]

He does! I have been listening to it. It helps me feel less alone. ​@@michellemonet4358

[@krissisu1111]

Sending you healing vibes 🙏

[@marisamartinezolivera]

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!

[@piligarcia4771]

Loved watching this, she is maybe the only actress that I have tried to watch all her work. Just love her. ❤️

[@lupem9226]

I lost my Mom six years ago and listening to her describe her experience was comforting.

[@sarahwide]

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...

[@bunnybangz]

JLH and ghost whisperer was fundamental to my relationship with my mom ❤ always felt like she was everyone's big sister 😂

[@GF_BH]

I think the same. It would be great to see another season of the show. Jennifer is a great person. Love her!! 🤩

[@lauraestrada7279]

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.

[@krissisu1111]

🙏

[@jaradaniels9289]

I'm so sorry that you have lost your mom. I too know the pain of losing a mother you are close to. October wasn't that long ago honestly. I hope you are doing ok and life hasn't kept you down in a funk. 🙏

[@MayimBialik.]

Hello there thank you for your support, my condolences are you available for a Chat?

[@MayimBialik.]

Hello there, thank you for your support are you available for a Chat? ​@@krissisu1111

[@finntothenicky]

Hearing Jennifer speak of her mom's passing, and how she was almost clairvoyant, made me think of my own mother, her passing and some of her spooky intuition.. and then going on to speak of her now husband and just how supportive he was made me curious to know who she was talking about so I looked her up to find her Wikipedia page that immediately has he birthday on it. Tell me why I never knew Jennifer shares a birthday with my mother? I think Dirk Gently would be winking at us if he was not a fictional character.

[@holdyourfire74]

What a beautiful interview with a beautiful soul. Totally identify with her thoughts and experiences about grief. The day before my mother passed, we were celebrating a birthday (for a cousin). Her cancer had come back a few months before. She was up all day having fun and very social with the family. Before I left, she pulled me aside and asked me to stay the night on the couch. I told her I really should go home as I had to work early the next morning, but she asked me again. So I did. She wound up passing the next morning. I'm so grateful I was there. That was almost 20 years ago and I still get those moments where I'm overwhelmed with emotion. But I allow myself to feel those moments and it always feels healing.

[@jamiersher5131]

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!

[@carlageorge8130]

I have been with my wife 25 years in march and that is the relationship we have and we live through kindness.

[@JNorman8219]

I wasn't expecting to cry today, but Jennifer's story hits deep. I lost my mom/Best friend and I never thought I'd be ok. But eventually I was. It's moments I think about her and I cry and at times laugh. So she is always in my heart. Love you Jennifer.

[@Saundra-jq7rm]

I cant believe she was only 15 when she did party of five. She was so good on that . They had to keep her past a handful of episodes. She became an essential part of the show

[@Makeuplovingphotographer]

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.

[@MayimBialik.]

Hello there, thank you for your support my condolences are you available for a Chat?

[@shannonbarr2361]

Grief is not linear because existence is not linear. I agree with the misconception of an “endgame” to grief, and also the same concept that adulthood is some type of place will eventually get to. Your mind, body and soul are forever tied by the love you share each connection. Each connection that we form creates a little pocket in our existence with the complexities and layers that all these relationships conjure in our soul. That’s why grief can never have an end. No one else will be able to fill those specific little gaps left behind the intimacy of each individual. When grief floors you, it’s all the stored up love you have for this specific soul and nowhere for it to go.

[@Thestellargirl7]

Thank you Thank you Thank you for this. I’m learning to walk through and know grief is a part of my life now and to hear this whole podcast brings me more hope to allow magic to happen. Again thank you. ❤

[@MayimBialik.]

Hello there, thank you for your support are you available for a Chat?

[@katsybo]

I really like JLH. Thanks for interviewing her. The mistake experienced doesn’t surprise me. I lived in Hollywood. She’s seems like a wonderful intelligent person.

[@AllegedlyMaybe]

What a beautiful conversation...... appreciate you Jennifer for sharing yourself with us through the years but especially in this moment.... your safe with Mayim and that's the biggest compliment a person can get. Thanks to the team for this amazing episode. Healing and inspiring.

[@Saysway.26]

OMGGG!!! I’m a 37F and Jennifer love Hewitt was my teenage idol! This interview is exactly what I need right now in life. Love you J Lo Hewitt! ❤🎉

[@crystalbean5616]

I'm the same age as JLH and grew up watching her. I remember seeing her wardrobe for "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and thinking to myself, "Who knew she had boobs?" The question of her getting implants never occurred to me because the idea of a teenager getting implants was utterly foreign to me. I remember seeing many inappropriate conversations on late-night talk shows that I found irritating. As a teen girl of the time, I didn't see teen girls like Jennifer or Mayim as celebrities; I saw them more as peers because I watched them regularly. So, I would see and take these awkward conversations personally, as though someone was attacking a friend. I love her outlook on life and her approach to happiness, so I'll be looking out for her book!

[@susan1156]

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.

[@tonithomas3022]

The kid in you definitely deserves a bit more. ❤❤❤

[@annbreadin6553]

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 💯

[@Hello_Haven]

Loved this and resonate with Jennifer about the idea that being too specific in a manifestation mindset fails to leaving room for infinite possibilities. This is one of my favorite episodes. Thank you Mayim

[@jillianbaer5217]

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!❤

[@kllrobbs]

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. ❤

[@Ripley841]

Mayim, I first saw you on the Big Bang Theory, I thought you were a wonderful actor!!! It absolutely blew me out of the water that your a Neuroscientist! You are just so cool and a role model to young women and girls. You should stop putting yourself down about your looks. I think you are very pretty!

[@ajrcurls4160]

I love the new phrase… “humaning up”! This is a helpful reframing. I’m a perfectionist. I often tell myself I should “be” a certain way physically, emotionally or mentally. The human experience/life is a rollercoaster. Always changing.

[@marier6360]

Grief also moved me into my next step of Awakening. Bless you Jennifer 💜💜

[@Ripley841]

The same thing happened to me Jennifer. I felt the disconnect when my mom passed and I knew she was gone and I wasnt with her when she died. I know what your talking about. Ive always admired you authenticity, transparency and honesty. Thank you Mayim for having her on. I also admire your authenticity, transparency and honesty. The both of you have been awesome role models too women and girls!

[@liandajane3207]

"grief is what pushed me into faith" amen

[@layniestorm]

I absolutely loved this conversation between these two. Such an amazing and interesting conversation - which broke my heart when JLH started talking about her mum. Now I need to go rewatch Ghost Whisperer...again 😂❤

[@beannamated]

Me, too! All of her work as well as Blossom!

[@tomsparks6099]

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.

[@AnnArnell-u6e]

I really needed this today, I needed to remember who I was and how magic can still and is still real. Thank you so much to you both. Love Ann. Xxx

[@MissSothePeacefulObserver]

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.

[@MsFlamingo35]

How crazy! Mayim & Jonathan talking about how we are humaning up and never actually growing up. I had this exact conversation today with my husband ❤ This was such a beautiful interview! You guys are amazing ❤

[@noaheverett0630]

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

[@corinnapetry65]

Stop making me cry! JLH is so lovely inside and out.

[@desvalie3990]

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.

[@egyptwns89_26]

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.

[@sbrown8937]

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!🤍✌️🙏🕊

[@MayimBialik]

Sending a big hug. May her memory be for a blessing. 🫶

[@sbrown8937]

Thank you❤​@@MayimBialik

[@gabrielodelmal]

i have loved her since the first time i saw her as "robin" in kids incorporated. i'm so sorry she had to put up with that disgusting industry. thanks for creating this wonderful space and giving us as chance to share with you, jonathan, and all your guests!

[@orland0110]

Wonderful episode with the lovely and talented Jennifer Love Hewitt! Much love to you, Mayim! ❤

[@momentinthewind7220]

I have always enjoyed JLH in her respective roles and it was great to see how lovely she truly is. Thank you, Mayim and Jonathan, for sharing this!

[@redleo380]

Kids incorporate K.I.D.S.! Yup. It was such a fun show.

[@kathy-ht3fi]

I have watched all her TV series and Movies. I love them all. She is such a great actress. ❤

[@daniellegeyer1219]

Loved this episode. I need to start manifesting daily. My resolution this year is to start living again. I’m giving myself the freedom to let go of things out of my control. I absolutely loved seeing the adorable golden retriever.

[@shameless9533]

JLoveH is a beautiful soul. You can differently see and feel the magic in her. Its unfortunate that most of humanity knows nothing about who we truly are, because its been hidden from us. suppressing this knowledge from humanity is criminal. I feel as thought humanity is imprisoned. Studying Ancient Text and Ancient cultures with the knowledge it holds has been so liberating. My hope is that the veil be lifted from humanity for the truth to be realized. Peace

[@shellbelle0403]

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 💜

[@smallhouseinthemeadow6131]

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.

[@whitneyedwards2243]

Well I'm glad I had just got home from errands and no meetings the rest of the day. Definitely made me cry a few times

[@SeamsLikeAGoodIdea]

This is my favorite episode. JLH is so inspiring. Thank you for this one.

[@Goddess73]

I love the tail of the dog in the beginning when Jonathan was talking, too cute. 😂 Great episode! Thank you guys! ❤

[@cmst6408]

I just started watchong & noticed cute dog in the background too. looked like looking for toys/ treats . Excited to listen to this 🐶💕

[@Lynn-TheSeeker]

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.

[@beannamated]

Wow! I'd love to hear more about that. I'm 60 and really stuck.

[@Dawnofcreation]

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.

[@YaelKaner]

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.

[@beannamated]

💔💔💔💞

[@Savagemode09]

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.❤

[@lydiapellow9512]

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!)

[@MayimBialik.]

Hello there, thank you for your support are you available for a Chat?

[@Danielleb723]

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.

[@Swaddle_Brow83]

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

[@tammyk2121]

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!!!

[@mrs.peggyt.6411]

My heart was so happy watching her on kids inc the ponytail bouncing the huge smile that went up into her eyes and that voice ❤️❤️

[@tashamariezdenek]

😭 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.. 💔😭

[@toniarden3817]

This was a beautiful interview. Thank You

[@LisasLifeThenandNow]

I’m so glad you had Jen on! I’ve loved her since Kids Inc. I used to be up before anyone else just so I didn’t miss it on Saturdays at 7am! I’ve also followed you Mayim grow up! So this was just a very special and nostalgic video for me. Loved hearing you three talk.

[@debra1835]

This was a very positive episode. Yes , Justin did bring us back into a dark place. Thank you Mayim for calling him on it so we could leave with good vibrations.

[@vickirhonemus4944]

Omg THIS !!! Seriously has to be one of the best episodes ever. THANK YOU ! Love @Jennifer and @mayim ❤❤❤

[@KellyRobitaille]

I have always liked JLH but I LOVE her now. Going to buy her book... she's gained a new fan!

[@jetteb6774]

Thank you for this magical breakdown. It was truely magic.

[@nicolewilliams2468]

What a lovely interview. Really, really enjoyed this one, & the obvious compassion & genuine mutual respect between Mayim & JLH. Beautiful. ❤

[@BeckyE84]

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.

[@beannamated]

💔💔💔💞

[@lauraestrada7279]

@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!!

[@zalaathrun20]

Around the 1:08:27 with her talking about he mom got me, lucky for me I still got my folks with me but I did had a new perspective in life after my mom had a stroke, thankfully is fine now, but that took away that cloak of immortality we have of out parents when we're young, and hearing her saying grief drove her to faith, brought a line from a show from 2021, which said "what is grief if not love persevering" from Marvel's Wandavision. I still fall to tears at times when the memory of my grandmother (from my mother's side) comes to me even though I lost her when I was but 5, (I even almost tear up a bit writing this) I still have some vivid memories of her. And around 1:21:44 where she talks about her husband that they just try to be their best, reminded me of line a read somewhere, that said "I can't promise to solve your problems, but a I can promise that you won't face them alone."

[@Mar-ME-s3h]

What a beautiful mother-daughter relationship🌸. Jennifer is so intelligent, talented, & lovely🌻. As is Mayim, as well 🌺.

[@whitneyedwards2243]

The dog in Jonathan's lap just wants to get comfy and nap, adorable.

[@mommadragon3732]

I watched Kids Inc. ,too!!!! One of my favorite shows as a kid!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@aaronriseman1397]

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.

[@ldority123]

I LOVE how she invokes The Universe! That is my greater power, too!.

[@prayerwarrior3030]

Huh? The universe is the creation not the creator

[@gypsyfroggie]

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.

[@lucys.4695]

What a beautiful human being she is

[@bsweat9230]

I am subscribed from day 1. Thank you for what you do!!!

[@CoachMeMLD]

I love you brining up kids incorporated! Such great memories. What a way to start!

[@desdeelcorazondemifonso8514]

My mom died of breast cancer. I felt exactly that way. She was magic. She was my magic. and when you feel like you can't handle your life, you look at your children and you know what she would have done and you become that person who gives everything for her children without hesitation.

[@tyestadams8867]

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💜💜💜

[@Lunaticiow]

Aww I remember Jennifer when she was ‘love’ on Barbie dance workout 🤭 feel like I grew up with her 🥰

[@tammyburke2822]

Big hugs to JLH, Mayim and Jonathan, great positive episode, looking forward to listening again, for now off to do taxes. Magical! 💜