Tana Mongeau Talks About Dating Andrew Tate & Her Real Feelings For Jake Paul - EP. 16

[@sydneyanderson9758]

Did he even listen to what she said about her parents?…. She’s openly talked online that she was abused. He is so disingenuous to push this narrative that she needs to be with her biological parents. She handled it so well I feel for her to have to deal with that.

[@Ben-xr6gy]

Absolutely

[@staciemae]

Ethan from h3 was so much more supportive and compassionate. I’m sad that this host handled it like crap.

[@bethinafrostad4529]

1000%. It’s so sad that the only abusive relationship where people do not motivate victims to leave is when the abuser is their parents.

[@SpiritualBabydoll]

He is from the Middle East different culture. Clearly they are friends and probably will talk behind scenes

[@mizzpipedream]

​@@SpiritualBabydoll"culture" is so often used as an excuse for shitty behaviour

[@itsyourgirl_9899]

Tana is an amazing podcast guest and host. Im genuinely such a fan. She is authentically herself, always and i love that.

[@Bosnian.Spartan]

Lmfao no she isn't

[@EmmaRose-13]

@@Bosnian.Spartan lmao than why r u watching😂

[@Bosnian.Spartan]

@@EmmaRose-13 for George, to see what he said about her, it was a shame

[@ChelseaAuNaturel]

me too! where Tana goes, we go!!!!!

[@highestpeeqs9532]

Jesus loves yall and died for us! Jesus calls for all of us to repent!! ! !!!

[@sarahrussell244]

If you haven't been through childhood trauma caused by parents and/or caregivers, consider yourself lucky. It's super hard for people to understand who have a healthy relationship with their parents. No contact is one of the hardest things to do. Holding onto hope that people will change into something they're not is emotionally damaging within itself. I'm proud of Tana coming to peace with being no contact & knowing her parents will never be what she needs them to be. It's the toughest heartbreak to ever go through.

[@ElleEasternSuburbsMum]

Yes agree👏🏼👏🏼 She doesn’t need anyone praying to her that she fixes that relationship. She needs validation for making the right decision for her and staying strong if they ever try and come back and NOT ever letting them back into her life

[@elenas5072]

fr everyone always sounds so out of touch when they try to talk about Tana’s family situation. I’m glad she’s been able to sort out the noise of other ppl’s advice and come to terms with what it is for her

[@nicemmmm]

Yess thiss‼️Absolutely agree with everything u said! Going no contact, in my opinion, is one of the most healing things to do when it comes to dealing with a toxic parent who has a repetitive unwillingness to be a good or better parent. The emotional toll it takes to continue a relationship w someone like that is soooo much more draining & damaging than it is to cut them off. Tana should be rlly proud of herself for sure!

[@MamaRobynR]

So true! And sooooo well said!

[@genesisgreen811]

Going thru this on my bday today. For real. I don’t wanna have to explain myself or justify my abuse was bad enough to go no contact

[@CengizÜnder-r7m]

The part when Tana explained how people around her often are just like "why don't you go and talk to your parents?" and how much it is not at all what people think it is... That moment I felt like she talks about me... It has been the struggle of my life to explain why a normal conversation was never an option nor possible... Just like her, I also hit the point where I don't have any expectations left and am just in peace with the way it is... Thank you George for finding a deeper level with your guests. I see what you're doing here and I appreciate it. I can understand, why you wanted to have a platform, where you can express your thoughts better and more comfortably without having to worry too much about interrupting an ongoing conversation. I hope that people watch you more and become curious about your podcasts.

[@Jaydenmiller00002]

You should do a podcast with Jeff and Tana since we love both of them together

[@Bosnian.Spartan]

Who's "we"

[@Jaydenmiller00002]

@@Bosnian.Spartan not you. So move on

[@user-qt4hj8mq5n]

Yes

[@illmindofanaivegirl]

Someone who has followed Tana from bleach and tone era: Tana was so polite listening George when he wished Tana would eventually be good terms with her parents. I have seen Tana trying so many years and being so hurt and disappointed. She never got to experience healthy relationship with parents and i would wish she did not have to wait anymore to thinks to turn "better". The pain she has been through is enough and she can heal herself without experiencing any more new trauma experiences.

[@amanda2702]

It’s so toxic when you come from an abusive family when ppl say “but it’s family”…..they have not the slightest clue of the type of shit that goes on

[@prabhjotsangha653]

Yeah I think George was being a bit obtuse, even disrespectful, pushing the hope she can reconcile with her parents for her future children narrative. Because that implies if there is not a reconciliation, it will somehow cause lack for her children. Tana has already said her best friends family fills that role multiple times and people need to respect that bond and not imply it is less than.

[@amanda2702]

@@prabhjotsangha653 George is a person who doesn’t see beyond his own life perspectives. He also judges women for doing sex work but doesn’t even understand how some life circumstances can lead to that decision such as addiction, childhood sexual abuse, extreme poverty, abuse, etc. He clearly comes from a good family- but a lot of us have not. I like him but I know what I’m getting with him. A person who falls into the matrix and follows an organized religion without questioning it.

[@user-er7wi9yb3i]

@@amanda2702 bingo!

[@nathanaelmorales760]

@@prabhjotsangha653there’s a difference from wanting the best for someone and their kids and saying your kids could suffer if it’s not fixed. Everyone agrees if you have a good grandparents then there’s no negative to it, and would make it easier for the kids. It’s easier for the kid to have two parents but if it came down to it and you were a single parent you would still try your hardest regardless it doesn’t make your kid worse but has more of a chance for things to go wrong

[@eterrill]

I feel bad for Tana. Every time she goes on a podcast, she’s STILL being asked about Jake.

[@Ken_Doll_Roy]

She has nothing else to offer and that's saying something.

[@theoutsiderjess1869]

Better that than tanacon tbh

[@staciemae]

@@Ken_Doll_Roylol what

[@davidreed5457]

@@Ken_Doll_Roy she literally never brings him up it’s always other ppl

[@Ken_Doll_Roy]

@@staciemae Dating Jake FOUL is her biggest accomplishment.

[@janeaavery4103]

I'm really trying to give George a chance. I really wanna respect him and his platform, but its hard. I get that he's clearly had a privileged life, but Tana"s relationship with her parents doesn't need your prayers. I'm not sure where all these people get off speaking to and about tana the way they do, but it gets old. Her parents are not good people. They're not good parents, and even if they miraculously woke up one day and felt that guilt, apologized and worked hard to gain her trust and love back... she doesn't have to EVER forgive them. And her willingness to give them a second chance has no fcking bearing on her future kids lives at all. I can already see that Tana will be a great, loving mother, regardless of the lifestyle she has now. I also think making comments about her future kids in the manner that you are is disrespectful and out of line. Worry about treating your future wife with a bit more respect. I wouldn't want YOUR kids to be affected by that. Side note: I get why logan snapped on you about religion now. You don't understand boundaried AT ALL. You're always trying to force your beliefs down everyones throat and you don't seem to understand "time and place" either. And you did it during a moment so personal and vulnerable for her. YOUR beliefs have no place in a conversation about HER trauma. You get that right?

[@mercii.]

he’s literally never shoved religion down anyone’s throat

[@janeaavery4103]

@@mercii. He's literally doing exactly that when he bring up God during a conversation about her parents, oh smart one. That doesn't resonate with her whatsoever because that's not her lifestyle. For an atheist or a non religious person, that's the equivalent of talking about unicorns when they're trying to discuss the loss of a parent with you. How fcking irrelevant and disrespectful. He's projecting his beliefs onto her when she didn't ask for it and that's not ok. Period.

[@destinybarreira2073]

@@janeaavery4103 tana is Christian though lol she’s spoken about it tons.

[@janeaavery4103]

@@destinybarreira2073 Sure she is lol. She clearly uncomfortable with his preaching.

[@jonathan6591]

@@janeaavery4103 I'm guessing you're white

[@ladybakaqueenb]

Her parents essentially gave her up when they failed her. And instead of going into the system and getting adopted. She had a best friend whose family did that for her. She has a family. Blood couldn’t make them anymore family. At this point she’s been with her family longer than her bio parents.

[@Firefly_night]

Normalize cutting people out of your life, even if they are your family ❤ Tana is incredible for that

[@user-my8br2wd5m]

God says otherwise. Get rid of that hatred my friend

[@user-my8br2wd5m]

God says otherwise. Get rid of that hatred my friend

[@highestpeeqs9532]

Jesus loves yall and died for us! Jesus calls for all of us to repent!! ! !!!

[@maemae4909]

George says he doesn’t want to be disrespectful but then immediately disrespects Tana by trying to make her f with her deadbeat parents again. Nice George. Very Christ of you.🙄 Then he immediately turns around and disrespects his girlfriend, pointing out his bf is most important even over her. Great guy.

[@zamz763]

100000%

[@zinahaddow4784]

Calm down

[@ashton5526]

Then defends Andrew Tate? Calls him a suave dude??? Lol wtf

[@naturalfluency2315]

Forgiving your parents is actually very Christlike

[@poopooppkaka]

Tana loves that word dichotomy lol

[@brookebixler1040]

I’ve noticed that when she learns a new word, she tends to get hung up on it and then over-uses it to the core! 😂

[@megansmith4121]

​@@brookebixler1040 on god she does

[@elevatedvibes9769]

@@brookebixler1040 that’s literally everyone lol. it starts to become part of your vocabulary and you start to notice how useful this new word is for soooo many topics you talk about. mine is inextricably. love her

[@kate-ec4pj]

@@elevatedvibes9769nooo not to the extent she does it

[@liljo9088]

tana is such a respectful and patient person and guest. bringing religion into how terrible her parents treated her and praying for their relationship to be reconciled is so odd and off putting to me knowing how they treated her.

[@staciemae]

I agree. I’m religious but I’m not going to preach it to everybody and act like we all have the same experiences. It was a dick move.

[@Tracydot3]

I hate when people tell someone else to reconcile with toxic family just because "it's your family" Fuck that! It's tone deaf and terrible advice. Just because someone is related to you by blood does not mean you have to have them in your life if they're abusive and constantly hurting you. I cut off my blood relatives over a decade ago for being toxic and it was the best decision I ever made. George's rely was ignorant AF.

[@B3cckyy]

I think they are both just having a healthy conversation, he may not know to the extent of how bad it was or circumstances. I don’t think he had any bad intent here.

[@frankiedc4873]

@@staciemae you are not “religious” or you would understand. Your family might be but YOU yourself nah don’t even claim to be religious when you can’t even hope someone can someday repair their relationship with their parents. A lot of kids these days also mistake abuse with discipline. Kids are too damn spoiled these days and don’t get their asses whooped enough. Idk her story I’m not gonna say thats her situation BUT it’s not wrong to wish the best for someone else’s connection with their family much less their own parents.

[@frankiedc4873]

@@emwa.x0 I disagree. Everyones so quick to scream abuse. I got beat with hoses, remotes, hangers, wires, belts etc but i always understood what i did wrong and learned my lesson and became a more disciplined individual. Parents are SUPPOSED to discipline you. Showing you nothing but love is not the way to go when you need to teach a child/teen right from wrong. Some parents suck at discipline though and don’t explain to their kids what they actually did wrong. Regardless we need more of that shit maybe this world wouldn’t be so fucked and filled with spoiled brats! Lol

[@dmcer-mat1407]

George asking Tana about her "Family"... He could NEVER begin to understand the Levels of Dysfunction & Severe Abuse that people's Natural birth family can put them through! For him to push the issue when Tana has already shared so many times that she found her "Rescue Family" in Amari that LOVE HER! Tana is still looking for love in empty relationships because of the Love Void her birth family failed to impart within her correctly. She has done SO MUCH to be where she is at. She also has Overcome so many "Life's War Wounds" to be were she is today. She is so inteĺligent for her young age & holds much Wisdom too. I see in her latter life being a philanthropist in aiding women, men, children that are hurting. She has Lady Gaga vibes for helping others because Tana has such a big heart. Then George acting like a "good christian" and puting her down because of her lifestyle.."Mary Magdaline" püt down, when he is living a adultry lifestyle... TANA, KEEP LOOKING UP! God has His Hand on Your Heart & Life🙏🏼❤ @tanamongeau #tanamongeau

[@andraya22]

100% agree with you. George is so full of it.

[@m00se40]

@@andraya22 He's a bit narcissistic with his religion tbh.

[@kayleecampbell4]

As someone who has no contact with their biological mother, this guys whole response to tana's situation with her parents was just annoying. Props to tana for handling it well

[@chrisley.]

True

[@maddielarkinolivarez1699]

Completely agree!!! As someone who was kicked out and has no contact he just doesn’t get it

[@kayleecampbell4]

@@maddielarkinolivarez1699 exactly!!!

[@wesleymorris5671]

You can’t really blame him. It’s impossible to understand if you haven’t experienced it yourself

[@TheCaticarueda]

It's coming from a place of love, he has his parents support so he doesn't really get it, but Tana understood he means well, it's just sometimes zero contact is the best way to move forward.

[@brook-lynnlundquist]

Tana, you handled him bringing up your birth parents so well. You're strong and I love that you're doing what is best for you ❤

[@highestpeeqs9532]

Jesus loves yall and died for us! Jesus calls for all of us to repent!! ! !!!

[@kelmusic7988]

Bro said “I just treated you like myself on impaulsive”💀

[@adamcarroll9937]

George is the friend we all need in our lives.

[@Gothpumpkin]

LOVED this episode. Seeing tana get more of a platform to get serious with someone is awesome. I hope you two get to do some stand up together I would love that!!

[@brittanyhelton6783]

The only reason i tune in from time to time js because George seems to have a great heart and wont let the "fame/views" go to his head nor heart. I appreciate how you don't let people around you change your faith or the way you talk about it.

[@GeorgeJanko]

❤️

[@ILoveLORDJESUSCHRIST]

I used to like impaulsive podcast but now without George Janko it just isn't the same. In the earlier days they used to go deep and personal with guests but now all they do is promote prime. Mike is great on the pod. I think Mike and George should have their separate pod where they are able to talk without Logan hovering over them like a helicopter parent. George was silenced because he talked about Jesus Christ and he was accused and treated unfairly. About the Bobby Lee pod, Bobby was touching George inappropriately and telling him to sniff his crotch and was forced /peer pressured into doing so (what if a girl was treated the way George was treated the whole impaulsive podcast would've been cancelled including Bobby) and when George was given a chance to talk he was treated like trash and dismissed by Bobby and when Logan didn't support George instead commented that George is “Clocked Out” that is when George left. Two videos supporting George Janko with great points 1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4q0e5-goLJlbbc 2) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKjVeKOfl8-feas

[@kate-ec4pj]

@@ILoveLORDJESUSCHRISTmike & george podcast together would be the best thing to ever happen

[@joleneoleary1248]

​@@GeorgeJankoI give it 1 year till you are super irrelevant

[@1ordtyrannus886]

Gotta love the ‘shut up’ at the beginning for basically every one of George’s pods 😂

[@kallianoficial]

I spend hours working to create content, and it's really sad not to receive any recognition. So please, anyone who can take 5 minutes of their time to get to know my art will be a great incentive for me to continue doing what I love and sharing my art with the world! (ب_ب)

[@squishy_duckeez1688]

tana has really grown on me in the past few months her humor and personality has grown a lot i feel

[@Bosnian.Spartan]

What humor?

[@dunyadunya7797]

Tate brothers and Jake Paul invested heavily into Metabourne. Metabourne Token will make millionaires, after CEX listing it will blow up. Metaverse VR gaming and crypto have the potential to transform the gaming industry and create new business models. Metabourne Token is awaiting major CEX listings. It's possible to hit 200x this year. The integration of crypto in metaverse VR gaming can create new revenue streams for game developers and publishers, leading to more innovation in the industry. I will retire after this. Mark my words!

[@samanthan8603]

The part with tana and her family really hits close to home 💔💔💔

[@mayafrode7794]

Love how people are supporting your podcast!

[@Bosnian.Spartan]

I don't, they're supporting him while he is buIIsh¡ting rn

[@Neliboo10]

​@@Bosnian.Spartan FUQQQQQ LOGAN PAULS FRUITY/ZESTY AZZ😂😂😂😂

[@ILoveLORDJESUSCHRIST]

I used to like impaulsive podcast but now without George Janko it just isn't the same. In the earlier days they used to go deep and personal with guests but now all they do is promote prime. Mike is great on the pod. I think Mike and George should have their separate pod where they are able to talk without Logan hovering over them like a helicopter parent. George was silenced because he talked about Jesus Christ and he was accused and treated unfairly. About the Bobby Lee pod, Bobby was touching George inappropriately and telling him to sniff his crotch and was forced /peer pressured into doing so (what if a girl was treated the way George was treated the whole impaulsive podcast would've been cancelled including Bobby) and when George was given a chance to talk he was treated like trash and dismissed by Bobby and when Logan didn't support George instead commented that George is “Clocked Out” that is when George left. Two videos supporting George Janko with great points 1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4q0e5-goLJlbbc 2) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKjVeKOfl8-feas

[@janeaavery4103]

@@ILoveLORDJESUSCHRIST It's better without George.

[@ILoveLORDJESUSCHRIST]

@@terrydowd6781 Mike doesn't have to leave he can create his own pod with George

[@AnjuliMack]

“I’m sorry I just treated you like myself on impaulsive” 😂😂😂😂 George hahahaha. Love this! So happy for your pod episodes!

[@MHEVAL10]

I absolutely LOVE how forthright George is about his faith.

[@kate-ec4pj]

he’s the best

[@Ryguy3000r]

The Celsius placed everywhere and so many of them is the funniest slight drag at prime I’ve ever seen. This is gold

[@alycoakley3357]

I left the impulsive podcast to watch this and I do not regret it. Keep it up George & Bell. Love you Tana.

[@michaelasclark62]

This was such a great episode! I love that Tana has a George in her life. 😊 We can see the true colors here for all of you. Everyone is GLOWING!! I felt like a fly on the wall. Thanks for just being an escape even if only for an hour. ❤❤❤

[@Jaketepaa1]

George you on your own podcast is honestly perfect, you have real genuine conversation and open up to people in a real way. It’s refreshing not listening to impaulsive and only hearing dick jokes every 2 seconds and interrupting the guests So much respect for your new journey. I’ll be tuning in to every podcast 🫶

[@2306lipex]

💯

[@AteasTarot]

She's gained so much wisdom through being herself. No matter what anyone personally feels about tana, she deserves RESPECT on her name, for making it through the story she's lived so far. Awesome to see yall still creating.

[@autumnd8594]

I love George as a host, I think he asked all the right questions

[@nourkekli1846]

I love that tana learned DICOTAMY and ran with it

[@emileedavis8770]

And now “rogue” 😂

[@Iwishiknew87]

This podcast is why I support Tana she literally supports everyone and I love that! ❤

[@johnnybillz3043]

🔥you got this podcast game on lock.. keep grinding

[@0MissElizabeth0]

its nice to hear Tana and also Jimmy (Mr Beast) say how at their core they are all about KZbin . . 💘

[@2306lipex]

Shawna is literally so darn gorgeous 😍 George and Shawna are literally a match made in heaven 😍😍🔥!

[@arbitragerob9687]

It’s great to see how comfortable everyone is on this podcast. Seems way more genuine than impaulsive

[@therodsfam_ily]

The fact you have your own podcast is awesome 😅🎉 -- good vibes only

[@kuzeysak1372]

After Tate brothers and Paul brothers invested soo much into Metabourne Token I belive Metabourne Token will bring 1000x gains after launch on Binance.

[@dontworryaboutit8602]

Stop scamming god watching

[@BaveRAWWR]

Fake ASF.

[@Vcleah]

I love how this podcast is so pure. The advice, the authentic advice, and the respect throughout this whole video is amazing.

[@TheJordanBegley]

George you just sent chills through my whole body speaking of your biggest fear in life, not realizing that is also my biggest fear until you spoke it aloud for little ole ME to hear. Thank you for this - words are immensely important and im grateful for being able to hear that this morning

[@Rager_rabbit_]

Let’s goooo George! I didn’t know you had your own podcast till today! Proud of you man!

[@ElleEasternSuburbsMum]

Loved the podcast but George talking about Tana’s relationship with her parents and praying that they come back together in the future is so tone deaf. It’s a long journey to get to a place of no contact with your parents and if you’re brave enough to do that, all you need is validation. He has no place to be telling her any different. I’m sure she’s working hard to let go of the guilt associated with cutting off your parents and she’s so well within her right to not have them in her life. It’s not worth her stressing over fixing that relationship anymore, it’s dead and GONE!

[@naturalfluency2315]

It’s almost like she’s on a Christian podcast and Christianity preaches forgiveness

[@angelfranciscosalazarferna368]

Thanks for opening me eyes to see the world in a whole different way, keep up the great work! God bless you

[@lifeofiona3067]

You can tell when tana genuinely respects someone .

[@missmarie02]

impulsive isn't the same without you on it hope we will see you back there soon but I also love the solo podcast you have too !! keep it up George

[@markymark7114]

Wdym? He barely talked there anyways. If anything, this podcast is better for him

[@YoungGee13]

Is there any reason he ain’t on impaulsive anymore??

[@markymark7114]

@@YoungGee13 Logan nor George have said anything yet but ever since the Bobby Lee episode, Impaulsive’s synergy have been off. Logan has always been supportive of his friends endeavors. My guess is that he pushed George to continue his own podcast to see were it goes and if it’s successful, George will no longer be on Impaulsive.

[@bgaff7578]

@@markymark7114 Logan is a shady shady guy. He scammed his own fans so if anything he probably isn’t even talking to George . He treated George like crap last year. Thank God for Mike always having George’s back..because Logan didn’t

[@HaA-s]

@@markymark7114George has also unfollowed mike and logan. Definitely was a falling out.

[@Fee212]

Tana speaking about Tana..... Her #1 favorite hobby. 😂

[@annakent3920]

“Let me show you what you could of done” -game changing words!!! This is why I watch you! You are changing lives!

[@Dewdropbug]

God I love everything tana is in

[@viancabelen]

"If you're gonna chase a quality girl, then respect the quality she is at." 🙌

[@majdnauom299]

Thank you George you opened my mind about many things, idk if you gonna see this but thanks, and I’m gonna start reading the Bible, much love❤.

[@workneverdunn309]

Wow George!! The Lazarus moment you had with Tana was beautiful 🥹♥️ Thank you for sharing how big our God is!!! 🙏🏽

[@cmfocusproductions2147]

I just listened to Impaulsive with Jeff on the show and it's a night and day difference between this poscast and what they created. I love that you actually let guest speak. Watching that show with Jeff made me realize the guest is just their for the shows clout without actually caring about what they had to say. I gained NOTHING watching them, but feel like this opens up your mind more. I'm glad you created your own podcast.

[@ellaniejayy130]

Tana is deadass just my comfort person. I’ll watch whatever she’s in and just feel better no matter the platform or subject💗

[@secret99826]

i remember practically still being a toddler and watching tanas like old old videos i have always had a special part in my heart for tana through everything and i’ve never understood it completely because sometimes i’ve been like hmm i don’t know about this tanaaaa but at the end of the day she’s a big part of my growing up mind, and i appreciate it.

[@sophialazarus6625]

This is one of my fav podcasts, I love tana sm and seeing her growth has been amazing and inspiring, love this for her💞

[@SeanKennedy-eg5us]

Tana and Jeff are real G’s I love how supportive they are to their friends. George and Shawna (shoutout Canada🇨🇦) are two of the most genuine and real people in the space. It’s extremely important that these 4 are involved in the industry. I’m here for it

[@ThisIsKrisSP]

Ugh dude I can’t deal with the religious shit - I’m only still watching because I love Tana and I want to hear what she has to say.

[@nicoleneitzel6652]

Love George so much. But what he was saying about Tanas birth parents I just do not agree with. Some relationships are meant to die and stay dead, for the health of everyone around. I’m not religious but I heard what he was saying and I get it but I just don’t agree. I have a very similar story to Tana and it just really broke my heart listening to George say all that, he meant it with love but it definitely isn’t true in all cases. ♥️♥️ much love

[@funfung]

31:03 such a beautiful, genuine moment. Appreciate all three of you!

[@gil6970]

Mike came out on Jeff FM and called Logan Paul. Logan was immediately rude and clicked on Mike. Didn’t even respect Jeff or say hi to him. Showed he doesn’t care about Jeff at all nor his friends. A real friend will be good to a friend even if they are stressed about being stuck at a airport. Mike knows Logan’s not the best friend but he stays for the clout and opportunities. Props for not letting that crap cloud your faith. Takes someone strong to walk away from such opportunities, even if they are bad for you.

[@deeznuts9443]

Whoa he hearted this comment...

[@pearpop69]

my babygirl went from 30$ black sweatshirt to $2,500 black sweatshirt and i’m so happy for her ❤️

[@sjconnor22]

George..I have been obsessed with watching these podcasts! I'm loving them. Keep it going love you guys! 😊

[@Younessapaulina]

So beautiful and I love the positivity of speaking truth and just showing the love of God. Also could not agree more with being the answer to your prayers for this generation. Instead of hating on the generation being the change you wish to see! Absolutely loved!

[@ThomasEKouri]

George your word's are amazing to Tana. Tana is a good soul

[@Greenlimabean17]

The fact everyone always asks how to pronounce her last name as if you haven’t been hearing it for years

[@awesomeadamfrom2099]

Awesome job George with the podcast thumb up

[@viancabelen]

This podcast is GOLD

[@anayudithdeleon4549]

Wow this is AMAZING GUYS!!! Bless all of you guys for these podcast!

[@azii2973]

Take a shot every time tana says “you know what I mean?” 😂

[@Nkogkneetoes]

I want to start with saying I have the most respect for George and I am a devout Christian. So with this being said, I would like to shed a little more insight on the parent/child relationship. I am a parent of two boys and they are my world. I was raised having both concepts of a great relationship with a parent and an incredibly painful relationship with another. My mom was my rock and my world she has always been wonderful. However my dad was a bit different. I was always a daddie’s girl and until I became old enough to realize what was going on, he was my favorite person. My parents divorced at a young age of mine and that was when I began to see the reality. He was an incredible human but had a horrible habit. He was on meth on and off throughout my entire life until he passed in oct. When on meth which was most of the time, he was a different person. He was abusive mentally and physically. He fell asleep with me in the car, drove into oncoming traffic. Woke up, panicked, jumped out of the car and began to frantically knock on the back of multiple houses doors. He was arrested and I was in the car watching it all happen. That was but only 1 tame story of many. I loved my dad so much that I never abandoned him like everyone else. I always held on to hope, I always tried to make him see he was wrong and the damage he was doing. My sister wiped her hands of him and I was still holding on. As the years went on, all the back and forth, around the age of 20 I realized he was destroying my soul. Truly. I had no faith in anyone. I believed no one could change. I felt like since my dad won’t give up a drug for me, I have no true value. He was putting out the light in me. It wasn’t until I became pregnant with my first child and my husband and I were in church and they asked if anyone needed praying for come up to front of the church after service. They always did this. And on that day I went up. This girl I had never met prayed over me and suddenly her tone changed and she shifted her prayer she said “ I feel a hurt that needs healing lord. A pain maybe caused by a relationship that has caused her so much pain. The lord needs you to know, he knows your pain and that you’ve never been alone. That you’ve had a father this whole time that has loved you without end. That when you feel abandoned he has always been there and knows your worth. God will never leave you.” I bawled and felt at peace. When I had my two children, I distanced myself quite a bit but over the first few years of their life I tried to carefully include him. I hoped it’d spark the change. He always disappointed me. It came to a point where he was emotionally upsetting my children and that’s where I drew the line. Hurt me but not my kids. I no longer aloud him to come around but I’d occasionally answer the phone and send a text just simply saying I love you. He stopped talking to me and a few years later overdosed and was hospitalized. His organs were all failing and he was septic. I was there instantly. As was my sister. She was devastated, and I was stoic. The years of abuse do something to you. Over the days of him in the hospital, we could do nothing but watch him dye. It was absolutely horrific. The damage he did to himself that we had to watch bring him to his dying breath. The things that happened to his body in those last days was the most scaring thing Ive endured yet. I prayed over his soul and told him I forgave him. He looked confused when I told him that. Like I had nothing to forgive. But I still do and did. I’ve learned when you start to lose any part of yourself despite trying your hardest. You need to let go of some people. Some people aren’t on the same journey of you and what Gods plan is. If they’re actively going the opposite direction of Gods path, you should not chase them in that wrong direction because where does that leave YOU. A little lost. Broken and having to navigate through things that you may not be able to come back from. I struggled from addiction trying to cope but luckily I also used him as a reason to quit and never be like him. This is a lot but just another insight.

[@happietappie1744]

It's hard not to love others for their potential especially when you are only loving your potential. It's so hard to love yourself for who you are instead of hyper focusing on everything you need to do to be worthy of even your own love 😳🥺🥺🥺

[@johnwashere78]

This was my first time watching your podcast, really great to see you so comfortable. Love it, keep it up!

[@MamaRobynR]

George is someone who’s been raised by healthy loving and stable parents and had money his whole life. He’s never had the life experience of being involved in horrific, toxic, abusive situations. Or having to worry about basic human needs of survival. And it’s apparent he also hasn’t seen much of the dark/damaged parts of society. He’s lived a VERY PRIVILEGED life….And that’s not a criticism at all, it’s just factual and relevant to how he communicates. people like that don’t understand that some times there’s no happy ending and no justice. And you just have to eat the loss, and do your best to move forward and find some peace with it being fucked, it is what it is. And it isn’t just some thing you can pray your way out of…….I have watched some family members who were born into money, and also had picture perfect parents/upbringing and all the life experiences have ended positively. They. often don’t understand reality of struggle because 40,50,60,80 years of life has always gone their way. So when they see other people’s struggles they’re incapable of understanding or empathy cuz it’s assumed it must be a misunderstanding or something. Just because life went one way for them so it must be that way for everyone else.

[@Handlerhandle]

Funny thing is both Logan and Mike are absolutely toxic and yet, they both understand the struggles of life... George doesn't...

[@KD400_]

Women shouldn't be put through trauma.

[@maga.823]

My favorite Tana podcast right here

[@gabrielanoelle]

so sad to watch someone push their religion and discount someone's experience over and over. if someone goes no contact with a parent especially tana we all know there was abuse involved and she doesn't need that in her life, she doesn't need someone to tell her that she's not complete without that relationship.

[@ryangraham7012]

He didnt push anything other than love and kindness . He didn’t say ok pray with me or You need to pray for your parents right now . Evan as a Christian myself I don’t like when people push religion or anything down peoples throats but this wasn’t that . Do you stand for transgender gay and racism being shoved down everyone’s throats now a days ?

[@gabrielanoelle]

@@ryangraham7012 she told him multiple times that the door to that relationship is closed and that she has made peace with it, and not only did he continue to tell her that he didn't think it was closed (he very clearly didn't know the circumstances) he then started telling her bible stories ?????

[@ryangraham7012]

@@gabrielanoelle how many genders are there honest question 2 or more ??

[@bakedbombshell1694]

@@ryangraham7012 nigga what

[@bakedbombshell1694]

@@ryangraham7012 does that have to do with the price of milk

[@nataliemcmillan2605]

Congratulations on the success of your podcast George! I always enjoy hearing what you have to say and I appreciate your kind heart. Very entertaining and love the dynamic of your lovely partner in the podcast as well. Great duo! Amd tanas a fab guest ❤

[@ericainwndrlnd]

Love you and Bell so much George!!! Great episode! ❤

[@Amada__]

George has a good understanding of humanity and I feel like his job with this podcast is to have intimate conversations with influencers/celebrities & spread the word of the bible when there's so much cruelty going on in this world.

[@JessicaC.]

Im so happy I found this podcast. I love Tana so MUCH! I hate when men put us women on a pedestal. Because when we are treated like a prize or a trophy, I feel that us as women aren't being seen as a real person. We want to be seen as who we really are. Not as an idea or a object. I believe that can muddy our own perception of ourselves as women. I also believe that it can slow down our process of finding ourselves and really knowing who we are. Because if we want others to see us for who we are, we have to be able to see ourselves clearly.

[@Godsseed2]

You guys are so wholesome! Thank you for this podcast! Love you all!

[@erinfennessy5332]

I never really thought about the fact that she kind of invented the Storytime era

[@Franciscocasadot]

I’m so fucking happy George has his own podcast. Great person doing great things

[@KittAnka]

Him: nobody here reads the Bible Every tana fan: tana used to be a youth group leader and is a Christian

[@carolinejanko9561]

Great podcast AS ALWAYS 💙🙌🫶👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥☄️☄️☄️☄️

[@bliss_555]

Yall love to nitpick and criticize. All I see there is George being a good friend to Tana and wishing the best for his friend. That was a great interview. Love Tana, didn’t know about this podcast but I’m loving the energy so far. Good work.

[@karlalikesboys]

Sometimes the best for people is to go no contact with them. Just because it doesn’t look like what you have doesn’t mean that it’s anything less than that.

[@divinealignment1733]

I love this Tana era!

[@Wavygirlanna]

I don’t practice Christianity but I still love listening to this podcast, it’s just interesting to me hearing from different point of views

[@_angela89]

It's about time George and Tana did a collab ❤

[@ShonenJoe]

This is the first time I'm seeing Tana as a human and not a degenerate. Even though I've seen her on Impaulsive several times. I can't believe I actually like her now.

[@adzblue5969]

I think when someone is abused in a way that changes you in such a way forgiveness can come in the form of no contact. No fighting. People who don’t understand that probably have the privilege of not going through a particular type of trauma like Tana has. I certainly resonate with his she has chosen to cut her parents out of her life. She is at peace and that’s her forgiveness that’s her healing.

[@emrej2527]

I love Tana cause she talks with so much sincerity

[@sadie-j6y]

I have always loved Tana and I love the growth she has shown. I've gotten so much crap for loving and supporting her and it's ridiculous. She is so young and we've all made mistakes the only difference is she's doing it under a magnifying glass and getting judged by millions. I really hope ppl give her some grace......She's still so young and growing! This was the best interview I've ever watched of her. You guys were so respectful and asked the important questions. Her other interviews have always came off as the interviewers having no respect for her and used her for clout and numbers. Thanks for this interview you helped showcase the real intelligent Tana I know and love! Hands down the best podcast interview I've watched in a very very very long time! May God Bless the 3 of you!🫶🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@katiekopp903]

George is a man of faith. He has faith in a God who is bigger than the battle. Tana is meant to see and hear and witness this man's faith. George is sold out ❤ Tana finding family and acceptance is also beautiful. God will use this for both sides of the conversation.

[@kristeninglesby3964]

I loved this interview! & I love Tana!! sending love from jersey!

[@natalieporter9858]

When they’re talking about the pictures “i fucking hated you that day and wanted you to burn in…. Burn in..”😂😂

[@mohammadrezaye6495]

She grow up.. now she has a mentality of a grown up and I’m so proud of her honestly