I got to meet Jamie Lee Curtis on the set of "True Lies" in 1994. I remember how kind she was and patient with us kids despite the fact she was in the middle of filming. I gave her a small leather and porcelain beaded bracelet I had made. She said her daughter would be jealous and probably try to steal it, :D She's truly an amazing person, and I feel honored to have met her and I'm very glad that she has gotten even stronger.
I can't say anything other than this is the best podcast I've ever seen in the whole entire life and I didn't realise how Jamie Lee Curtis is the best person on the planet
replace "can't" with "unwilling" and "have to" with "get to." damn. those words will resonate with me for all time. thank you both (Jamie and Jon). from a woman struggling with alcoholism, but working towards sobriety.
Just keep working There's a saying about training that goes: "If you aren't motivated to train on a particular day, train without motivation" Easier said than done, but in the end it comes to that
I stopped and wrote each of those down on post-its and stuck them next to my bedside table. As a former addict struggling in and out of recovery, this podcast was everything to me.
Thank you for loading this Podcast up for free. You got so many great guests and great talks, it is really needed. Jamie Lee Curtis is just proof for it.
Clean 25 years, this spoke to me. Beautiful, funny, irreverent, insightful, inspirational. Jon is hands down my favorite podcaster. He listens, really listens. God I'm weeping
I'm watching this while under the influence of Weed and wine. I'm a big pot-head/wineo When Jamie started talking about recovery at the beginning. I realized I spent these last 5 years since high school ended. Just messing around and having fun. When the LaBeouf episode dropped I had just lost my grandmother. Was going through an ounce of weed every 2 weeks, for about 6 months. I've slowed down a bit on my drinking / smoking Been wanting to quit, and go to post-secondary schooling. I know the brain fog is going to be a Bit*h. Thanks for uploading this episode and also the LaBeouf episode. It means a lot, that the kid from Transformers, and Lori from Halloween. Have struggles just like me.
You watch interviews with actors so im guessing you like movies. There's a thing about addiction and movie characters. Every hero has a sad story that could justify his villian arc. But he chose to be a hero despite that.
It is good now and then to slow down/go on hiatus. I have been partaking of edibles since 2018 since I lost a family member. I have two gummies left myself and after those are gone, I am going on an indefinite hiatus. The brain fog will not be that bad, and will clear very quickly, 24-48 hours. Been on a 9 month hiatus before and you will be better off for it. You will be good.... 💯
The transparency she displays, without shame, is amazing to watch. We all are addicts to something, but whether we acknowledge it or not, is up to us. Podcasts like this make us ask that question to ourselves of 'are you ready to do something about it?'. Thank you for conversations like this and the many you have done before that pose this reflection.
My son and I love Jamie Lee sooo much. And I never knew she struggled with addiction. Before and a little after my kid was born, I was also addicted to Vicodin and Hydrocodone. I've lost many friends since then that I used to get high with. All this to say absolutely YES these topics and talks that you all have is definitely finding someone that needs to hear it. Thank you for this podcast, Jon and Jamie
Nearing my first decade sober, and I gotta say I already liked Jamie but wow man. Just wow! She's a real one, for sure. Thanks for your story, and you were awesome in Trading Places
Great conversation. I got to wake up this am and did not have to use my cane for the 1st time all week. I’m about to get to make chili for dinner w/ groceries my son was willing to get me from the grocery on his lunch break and I get to go to bed alone tonight in my 1 bedroom apt. that my family helps me afford. My first inclination is to ‘use the negative’ when recounting my day because I’m depressed & I hurt, physically & mentally, but the truth of the matter is, if I just look past my first feeling, I am blessed beyond measure. Praise God!🤲🏼
Beautiful. Jamie has always and will always be amazing. Actor, person, human, everything. There are some people in life I'd love to meet, if only to get a hug from them and good god is Jamie very high on that list.
Jon is awestruck and melted. It sets the perfect vibe for the conversation because you get to talk to Jamie Lee fucking Curtis for an hour and a half. What a woman.
Good for you Jamie Lee! Love your ingenuity re: items that can be monetized for charities. Also love how authentic she is with hard topics for herself and how they affect so many. Working through our childhood traumas and understanding our parents child traumas help us embrace ourselves and move forward. ❤
Oh Jamie! I have loved you since being terrified in a movie theater at twelve. Yelling at you to not drop the knife because Michael does not die. Love hearing your truth . Am a four year sober ! Level 1 trauma nurse . Gonna be 60 in a couple weeks. After falling down drunk a couple times and seeing some pretty traumatic injuries to intoxicated women my age. I have no desire to go out that way. Every time I see you in a movie or interview I feel your energy . You always give me a charge. Jon you could not have been more gracious. Thank you for having her on your show. Now fully charged. God Bless Mary
@14:33 and @16:50 I feel that right now in life. I am stuggling with an addiction. 17:17 is how I felt when I told my friend about it as well and he is too so yet here I am…
18:30 this hits heard. My brother died from a heroine overdose in 2009. At the time, we didn’t allow anyone but close family to come to the funeral. I ran into a few of his “friends” at a dunkin in town, they were obviously strung out, and they kept telling me how wonderful my brother was and how much they’re gonna miss him and how sorry they were and I couldn’t help but sit there and feel like… they were complicit. They enabled him. His blood is on their hands.
My best friend passed 4 years ago via oxy OD just after celebrating 6 months sober. The outpour from her drug-affiliated friends made me feel how you felt.
I understand you and i understood it coming from Jamie. Just another perspective… they are all sick people. Blood on each other’s hands yes, but also both sick. Both are true.
I agree. The loss is terrible, but to take away the brothers autonomy and decisions all together and put them on other sick and addicted people is an over correction. But pain and loss can work that way when angry. @@angelagreen1266
4 years ago I decided to stop drinking alcohol all together. It’s so much easier not worrying about how much I’m drinking, should I drive or get a ride, did I say something stupid…… I wish I had stopped years ago. The truth is, not drinking at all is so much easier than trying to mitigate drinking. I don’t even think about it anymore 😊
I originally commented before taking in the weight of this interview. My brother died of an OD last year, and I wasn’t expecting this to be an even weightier podcast than some of the recent political ones. I mean that. Thank you for making this for me and ones like me. You both are very enjoyable in The Bear! That’s the kind of TV we want
The pain of being erased because of age breaks my heart. Acting has been the most consistiant love in my life. I gave up so much for it. And with that said, I am the best I have ever been. I can only be where my feet are. 34 years in the program, thank god. Thank you for making me feel less alone.
Doesn't get realer than this. I say, Jamie Lee, when you cry, I cry. "Love" is too easily thrown around but I really feel a powerful emotion concerning you. Keep doing what you do! You as well, Jon!
Jamie Lee Curtis has been present in my life since I was a child. Freaky Friday is the reason my mom cut off 12 inches of her hair and still rocks the Jamie Lee Curtis hair to this day. I always knew she had a presence in my life for a reason.
Wowsers Jamie Lee Curtis! Amazing woman, Legendary actress and conversationist. Great interview Jon Bernthal as always! Great guest choice for October!
Every episode I watch of Real Ones, I'm always like that was the best episode, they can't top this and then I watch the next episode and then expectations exceeded, Jon and crew you guys are incredible
Jon + Jamie, thank you both for sharing your stories 🙏🏼I had absolutely no idea either one of you struggled with substance abuse before listening to this podcast Watching The 🐻 has been deeply therapeutic for me + now I have an even deeper understanding + appreciation for the beautiful ways in which both of you poured your pain + passion into your performances The 7 Fishes was brave, brutal + brilliant 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Bro chill they are actors lol they're not the only people in existence to have had substance abuse issues if anything they're better off because they have a crap ton of money from playing make pretend to help with their substance abuses 😂 keep in mind any of these people's stories from their good old days before acting was like 0.5% of their life up to that point, Jamie has been in Hollywood most of her life just like her mother and John started pretty early too hearing these people's backstories is like listening to the vp Harris say she used to work at McDonald's for like 5 seconds of her life LOL these people have lived very wealthy and luxurious lifestyles so they're poor me stories are a waste of breath as far as I'm concerned😂
@@atfbproductions7458 ...I don't care who you are or where you come from for ANYONE to OPENLY admit that they have a substance abuse problem + then talk about it, especially, on such a public platform - beyond worthy of respect + admiration. All the addicts' that I know REFUSE to acknowledge they have a problem, let alone talk about it or get the help they need. Addiction destroys lives no matter what socioeconomic background you come from ...your comment is madd ignorant
Re: therapy being too expensive: I just finished an 8 week online video therapy program through Kaiser via Covered California (Obama-care) that was FREE because it was all done online. So there are totally affordable therapy options out there if you're willing to do the work. The main issue is that most people, in recovery or not, don't realize that their mental health is mostly determined by the work they're personally able to do outside of meetings and therapy sessions. Blessings to all.
Wonderful interview - powerful and impactful! Thank you for this - Jamie Lee Curtis is an amazing woman. Thank you for being so real and straight from the heart. ❤
Was just listening to the Bill W on the night Dr Bob died video then Jamie referenced them going to see the 3rd member of AA. Ohh hello universe, a day at a dang time. Those constant reminders of that it works and how it works are so important.
What an amazing vid. You never truly know what's going on with someone or what they have been through, until they let you in. The title of this channel, if there's any doubt of validation needed, just sit back, what or listen to this and let that sink in. 🙌💪
Jamie has always seemed such a lovely and beautiful person. I've always got time to listen to what she has to say, and this was a really inspiring and insightful interview.
14:30 i definitely hear her story i have struggled with opiate addiction for 12 years myself. I have been able to work, be a father, husband, maintain a house thr whole lot. But had this dark secret i was always harboring in the dark. And it wasnt to get "high" it was to maintain myself and emotions. Its dangerous nowadays with the fentanyl.
I’m finally done smoking weed and vape. After 5 years straight of smoking more than 10 times a day. I have never felt better. And I’m off my anti depressants too. 4 years of emdr therapy and becoming pregnancy saved my life
Ms. Curtis is an interesting person for sure and thankfully as someone being interviewed, she knows how to talk. Is there anything worse than people who agree to an interview and then can't string two sentences together. LOL It's refreshing to see her values and priorities are where they are. I wish I had known that most of the interview was going to be about her addiction challenges if only so I could have been in the right mind set to receive them. That being said, what Ms. Curtis talked about was important and I'm sure there were listeners who found strength and resolve because of it. I couldn't help but feel one fly in the ointment for lack of a better way of putting it. I wonder if Ms. Curtis conducts herself all the time in the manner in which she gave this interview. Specifically the high energy, the elevated drama (again for lack of a better word) in her demeanor. I must admit, I found it a bit off putting. All the while reprimanding myself because WHAT she was saying I totally agreed with. It was just so much energy coming at me. I worry that her husband (and perhaps other close family and friends) might over time find it just too much. She definitely has that born again focus that, while being on point, can also alienate people because it's just too much too often. I'd hate to see that happen because she's obviously a caring person who's simply trying to do the right thing for herself and those people/children facing incredibly difficult challenges. Oh, I read other people's comments and some mentioned they didn't like the editing out of the cursing. I very much appreciated it. Do I curse. Of course. It's not about that. You have every right to edit out cursing since it is considered a vulgarism and there's nothing wrong with it. I'd just as soon not hear it. Even though I knew WHAT curses she was probably saying, it was nice not to actually have to hear them. Just because a curse is "real" and "authentic" doesn't make it wrong to edit them out either. Frankly, it made it easier to focus on the content of what she was talking about and not get that momentary curse word in my brain. Do I think any the worse of Ms. Curtis for cursing? No. Like I said, I curse too. I suspect I don't curse as freely as Ms. Curtis does, but so what? I still very much appreciated your editing them out. It just kept the interview focused on the subject at hand.
So cool to see Jon doing this. Now, is there some rule saying we have to bleep out the natural expressions? If I was f..king in the same room with them, I'd be enthralled, expletives and all. I know I'll live with the bleeps, because I must. Discourse on, Jon!
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I am absolutely astonished of how dignifiedly profound this podcast is. Jon Bernthal is such a great listener.
@@joshuajohnson6319 I totally agree, he seems great.
How could he not, she wouldn't shut up
He seems so genuine. Good dude
To bad he gets below mid views
@@joshuajohnson6319 I literally had the same face expression as he did throughout this podcast I've never been so fascinated with anyone in my life
i really dont understand how this podcast hasnt got millions of subscribers
I wish this was the number 1 podcast instead of like Joe Rogan
I got to meet Jamie Lee Curtis on the set of "True Lies" in 1994.
I remember how kind she was and patient with us kids despite the fact she was in the middle of filming.
I gave her a small leather and porcelain beaded bracelet I had made. She said her daughter would be jealous and probably try to steal it, :D
She's truly an amazing person, and I feel honored to have met her and I'm very glad that she has gotten even stronger.
Wow, thanks for sharing the story. I believe she is a warm-hearted person.
I think Jamie just found the name of her new podcast 'Come talk to me' ... about living and surviving addiction!! I'd watch it!!! Powerful!
YES AND coming from an recovering addict that podcast would be WELL NEEDED ESP NOW!!!!!!!!!
I can't say anything other than this is the best podcast I've ever seen in the whole entire life and I didn't realise how Jamie Lee Curtis is the best person on the planet
replace "can't" with "unwilling" and "have to" with "get to." damn. those words will resonate with me for all time. thank you both (Jamie and Jon). from a woman struggling with alcoholism, but working towards sobriety.
Just keep working
There's a saying about training that goes:
"If you aren't motivated to train on a particular day, train without motivation"
Easier said than done, but in the end it comes to that
I stopped and wrote each of those down on post-its and stuck them next to my bedside table. As a former addict struggling in and out of recovery, this podcast was everything to me.
Thank you for loading this Podcast up for free. You got so many great guests and great talks, it is really needed. Jamie Lee Curtis is just proof for it.
Thank you - JL is an outstanding woman - fantastic interview ⭐️🙏🏻
Clean 25 years, this spoke to me. Beautiful, funny, irreverent, insightful, inspirational.
Jon is hands down my favorite podcaster. He listens, really listens. God I'm weeping
I'm watching this while under the influence of Weed and wine. I'm a big pot-head/wineo
When Jamie started talking about recovery at the beginning.
I realized I spent these last 5 years since high school ended. Just messing around and having fun. When the LaBeouf episode dropped I had just lost my grandmother. Was going through an ounce of weed every 2 weeks, for about 6 months. I've slowed down a bit on my drinking / smoking
Been wanting to quit, and go to post-secondary schooling. I know the brain fog is going to be a Bit*h. Thanks for uploading this episode and also the LaBeouf episode. It means a lot, that the kid from Transformers, and Lori from Halloween. Have struggles just like me.
You watch interviews with actors so im guessing you like movies. There's a thing about addiction and movie characters. Every hero has a sad story that could justify his villian arc. But he chose to be a hero despite that.
It is good now and then to slow down/go on hiatus. I have been partaking of edibles since 2018 since I lost a family member. I have two gummies left myself and after those are gone, I am going on an indefinite hiatus. The brain fog will not be that bad, and will clear very quickly, 24-48 hours. Been on a 9 month hiatus before and you will be better off for it. You will be good.... 💯
Good luck man keep up the good work!
❤🙏❤️
Welcome to the rest of your life. Now, you know what to do. Now, you are in power to make better decisions. Your good guy arc starts today.
Adorable, i could listen to her for hours !! incredible conversation, great host !! keep up with the good work, love and respect from Greece.💙✌
The transparency she displays, without shame, is amazing to watch. We all are addicts to something, but whether we acknowledge it or not, is up to us. Podcasts like this make us ask that question to ourselves of 'are you ready to do something about it?'. Thank you for conversations like this and the many you have done before that pose this reflection.
We learn this type of transparency in 12 step recovery!!!
My son and I love Jamie Lee sooo much. And I never knew she struggled with addiction. Before and a little after my kid was born, I was also addicted to Vicodin and Hydrocodone. I've lost many friends since then that I used to get high with. All this to say absolutely YES these topics and talks that you all have is definitely finding someone that needs to hear it. Thank you for this podcast, Jon and Jamie
How am I just discovering this podcast? I'm so impressed with how deep it goes and how amazing a listenner Jon is. Incredible.
Nearing my first decade sober, and I gotta say I already liked Jamie but wow man. Just wow! She's a real one, for sure. Thanks for your story, and you were awesome in Trading Places
Therapy is so important. Im so glad she's preaching the importance of it and the need for access for everyone. ❤❤
I am one of those that needs to watch the podcast instead of just listening, even though I'm just listening and not really watching
Great conversation. I got to wake up this am and did not have to use my cane for the 1st time all week. I’m about to get to make chili for dinner w/ groceries my son was willing to get me from the grocery on his lunch break and I get to go to bed alone tonight in my 1 bedroom apt. that my family helps me afford. My first inclination is to ‘use the negative’ when recounting my day because I’m depressed & I hurt, physically & mentally, but the truth of the matter is, if I just look past my first feeling, I am blessed beyond measure. Praise God!🤲🏼
This is so powerful. I found myself sobbing. It shows what a great listener Jon is, he allowed her to talk. ❤
I watch all her interviews religiously because it’s so inspiring to hear someone so famous be that authentic and real. I just adore her!!!
Beautiful. Jamie has always and will always be amazing. Actor, person, human, everything. There are some people in life I'd love to meet, if only to get a hug from them and good god is Jamie very high on that list.
I am in tears 😢 No matter who you are or what you have or do not have....addiction is REAL.
Jon is awestruck and melted. It sets the perfect vibe for the conversation because you get to talk to Jamie Lee fucking Curtis for an hour and a half. What a woman.
i probably could isten to her talk about wild stories for hours.
OMG I cried so many times while listening to this podcast! What a great and meaningful conversation!
Good for you Jamie Lee! Love your ingenuity re: items that can be monetized for charities. Also love how authentic she is with hard topics for herself and how they affect so many. Working through our childhood traumas and understanding our parents child traumas help us embrace ourselves and move forward. ❤
Oh Jamie! I have loved you since being terrified in a movie theater at twelve. Yelling at you to not drop the knife because Michael does not die. Love hearing your truth . Am a four year sober ! Level 1 trauma nurse . Gonna be 60 in a couple weeks. After falling down drunk a couple times and seeing some pretty traumatic injuries to intoxicated women my age. I have no desire to go out that way. Every time I see you in a movie or interview I feel your energy . You always give me a charge. Jon you could not have been more gracious. Thank you for having her on your show. Now fully charged.
God Bless
Mary
Jamie Lee Curtis right before Halloween is 👌🏾
Jamie Lee is a queen, love how assertive she is. The hospital scene was sooo REAL in the Bear! I cried so hard, that show is a dramedy.
Anyone else screaming pure happiness at Jamie right now? Ahhhh I love her. She's so real and her need to help others ❤
@14:33 and @16:50
I feel that right now in life. I am stuggling with an addiction.
17:17 is how I felt when I told my friend about it as well and he is too so yet here I am…
I feel the same as you. And as Jamie. We aren’t terminally unique after all. We aren’t alone after all. Good luck to you.
Jamie is a gifted storyteller and Jon is a gifted interviewer. This was a fascinating episode!
18:30 this hits heard. My brother died from a heroine overdose in 2009. At the time, we didn’t allow anyone but close family to come to the funeral. I ran into a few of his “friends” at a dunkin in town, they were obviously strung out, and they kept telling me how wonderful my brother was and how much they’re gonna miss him and how sorry they were and I couldn’t help but sit there and feel like… they were complicit. They enabled him. His blood is on their hands.
My best friend passed 4 years ago via oxy OD just after celebrating 6 months sober. The outpour from her drug-affiliated friends made me feel how you felt.
Absolutely. Prayers to you and your family
I understand you and i understood it coming from Jamie. Just another perspective… they are all sick people. Blood on each other’s hands yes, but also both sick. Both are true.
I agree. The loss is terrible, but to take away the brothers autonomy and decisions all together and put them on other sick and addicted people is an over correction. But pain and loss can work that way when angry. @@angelagreen1266
4 years ago I decided to stop drinking alcohol all together. It’s so much easier not worrying about how much I’m drinking, should I drive or get a ride, did I say something stupid…… I wish I had stopped years ago. The truth is, not drinking at all is so much easier than trying to mitigate drinking. I don’t even think about it anymore 😊
I originally commented before taking in the weight of this interview. My brother died of an OD last year, and I wasn’t expecting this to be an even weightier podcast than some of the recent political ones. I mean that. Thank you for making this for me and ones like me.
You both are very enjoyable in The Bear! That’s the kind of TV we want
The pain of being erased because of age breaks my heart. Acting has been the most consistiant love in my life. I gave up so much for it. And with that said, I am the best I have ever been. I can only be where my feet are. 34 years in the program, thank god. Thank you for making me feel less alone.
This is one of the most beautiful, raw, down to earth conversations I’ve listened to. I’m just over a year sober. Thank you both! ❤
I'm a HUGE FAN OF Jon, it makes it more special that he is from Washington DC, my home!!!
Doesn't get realer than this. I say, Jamie Lee, when you cry, I cry. "Love" is too easily thrown around but I really feel a powerful emotion concerning you. Keep doing what you do! You as well, Jon!
Thank you for letting us be flies on the wall to this conversation.
I just lost my brother to addiction. These messages are so strong! THANK YOU Jon! And JLC!
Wow, it just goes to show you we all have storms we’re battling in our hearts! Tremendous testimony!!
This is one of the most honest and wonderful conversations I ever had the privilege of listening to. Thank you both! ❤
Jamie Lee Curtis has been present in my life since I was a child. Freaky Friday is the reason my mom cut off 12 inches of her hair and still rocks the Jamie Lee Curtis hair to this day. I always knew she had a presence in my life for a reason.
The compassion, the empathy & honesty of raw bearing of the soul is truly humbling
I love Jamie Lee Curtis, she's like the crazy aunt that everyone loves. (With all due respect) so down to earth and straight forward. ❤
This was an EXCELLENT/MOVING interview I APPLAUD Jamie Lee ! She is a GEM of a human being !
Wowsers Jamie Lee Curtis! Amazing woman, Legendary actress and conversationist. Great interview Jon Bernthal as always! Great guest choice for October!
I love Jamie Lee Curtis
It's amazing the work that she has done!!!
inspiring!!
Every episode I watch of Real Ones, I'm always like that was the best episode, they can't top this and then I watch the next episode and then expectations exceeded, Jon and crew you guys are incredible
Jon + Jamie, thank you both for sharing your stories 🙏🏼I had absolutely no idea either one of you struggled with substance abuse before listening to this podcast
Watching The 🐻 has been deeply therapeutic for me + now I have an even deeper understanding + appreciation for the beautiful ways in which both of you poured your pain + passion into your performances
The 7 Fishes was brave, brutal + brilliant 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Bro chill they are actors lol they're not the only people in existence to have had substance abuse issues if anything they're better off because they have a crap ton of money from playing make pretend to help with their substance abuses 😂 keep in mind any of these people's stories from their good old days before acting was like 0.5% of their life up to that point, Jamie has been in Hollywood most of her life just like her mother and John started pretty early too hearing these people's backstories is like listening to the vp Harris say she used to work at McDonald's for like 5 seconds of her life LOL these people have lived very wealthy and luxurious lifestyles so they're poor me stories are a waste of breath as far as I'm concerned😂
@@atfbproductions7458 ...I don't care who you are or where you come from for ANYONE to OPENLY admit that they have a substance abuse problem + then talk about it, especially, on such a public platform - beyond worthy of respect + admiration.
All the addicts' that I know REFUSE to acknowledge they have a problem, let alone talk about it or get the help they need. Addiction destroys lives no matter what socioeconomic background you come from
...your comment is madd ignorant
Re: therapy being too expensive: I just finished an 8 week online video therapy program through Kaiser via Covered California (Obama-care) that was FREE because it was all done online. So there are totally affordable therapy options out there if you're willing to do the work. The main issue is that most people, in recovery or not, don't realize that their mental health is mostly determined by the work they're personally able to do outside of meetings and therapy sessions. Blessings to all.
This is an awe inspiring post! Jamie Lee Curtis is a class act, inspiring, raw, intelligent.
This was great thanks Jon. Jamie Lee is a timeless beauty. Life is life famous or not it's a soul it comes and it goes...
She's the real deal ❤ Her story is my story and the story of so many other addicts/alcoholics. Level the playing field is right! LOVE her 💗
Love it! Wonderful talk. Jonny B is the best-- beautiful listener, so present. What a treat to see Jamie speak with him about recovery.
Love both these people. Good topic and happy that he just gave her the podium. Her message is important for all walks of life.
Wonderful interview - powerful and impactful! Thank you for this - Jamie Lee Curtis is an amazing woman. Thank you for being so real and straight from the heart. ❤
Loved this episode!
Jon has an aura where he sits there and listens that makes you want to open up.
Was just listening to the Bill W on the night Dr Bob died video then Jamie referenced them going to see the 3rd member of AA. Ohh hello universe, a day at a dang time. Those constant reminders of that it works and how it works are so important.
I love that you can see how much he's really listening. What a great interaction ❤
Wow what a guest you got Jon
I want Jeremy or ebon to be a guest !!! Please real ones make it happen
Jamie Lee is awesome
Thank you!! What a real, vulnerable and insightful episode!
What an amazing vid. You never truly know what's going on with someone or what they have been through, until they let you in. The title of this channel, if there's any doubt of validation needed, just sit back, what or listen to this and let that sink in. 🙌💪
Jamie has always seemed such a lovely and beautiful person. I've always got time to listen to what she has to say, and this was a really inspiring and insightful interview.
Really like this actress great to see her on the pod
14:30 i definitely hear her story i have struggled with opiate addiction for 12 years myself. I have been able to work, be a father, husband, maintain a house thr whole lot. But had this dark secret i was always harboring in the dark. And it wasnt to get "high" it was to maintain myself and emotions. Its dangerous nowadays with the fentanyl.
Amazing episode! You guys rock!
Wow, what an amazing interview. Congratulations, guys! Thanks for this podcast. 💝👏
Awsome pod, great job ❤, i bothlike and dislike her. Shes awsome. Thank you sir.
No words, but I will say thank you
Trust me the conversation might feel like its all over the place but know that JLC has some really good food for thought for you by the end.
Jamie.... you will never be rejected by us
😂 I adore this interaction so much!🥰🥰🥰
Absolutely love your conversations. Great podcast
I like how she explained the coffee mug it really opened my eyes to the whole calling a man a women and women a man. Thank you Jamie Lee Curtis!
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They're both amazing in The Bear, and JLC is such an honest upfront actress. Also, Jon's a good interviewer too, really listens to his guests...
Legendary icon and she was such a fox back in the day wow, great interview thanks Bern 🎉
this was a lovely episode
I’ll save this for work. As a fan of yours in general this show has been such a blessing man💯.
I’m finally done smoking weed and vape. After 5 years straight of smoking more than 10 times a day. I have never felt better. And I’m off my anti depressants too. 4 years of emdr therapy and becoming pregnancy saved my life
It's easy to see that the best actors seem to be the ones that are most empathetic. Hats off to both of you!
jamie Lee Curtis is such a real likeable person, wow
Love this channel, Jamie is a classic horror icon. Such an awesome person both of you
She was awesome Carol. Im glad there is a series with her and Daryl.
@@tomsawyer8041 she didn’t play carol in the walking dead
@@bisontomydeernice joke, mate
@@tomsawyer8041 not joking, bud
This woman is a powerhouse! Amazing amazing 🤎
I love everything about this episode ❤
❤ Thank You!
This woman is so badass, just such a commanding presence in that when she talks, you want to listen to everything haha
Many thanks to Jon and Jamie! 🤩
For people that only know them from Walking Dead, I urge you to also watch The Bear. Stellar show, stellar performances
Ms. Curtis is an interesting person for sure and thankfully as someone being interviewed, she knows how to talk. Is there anything worse than people who agree to an interview and then can't string two sentences together. LOL It's refreshing to see her values and priorities are where they are. I wish I had known that most of the interview was going to be about her addiction challenges if only so I could have been in the right mind set to receive them. That being said, what Ms. Curtis talked about was important and I'm sure there were listeners who found strength and resolve because of it.
I couldn't help but feel one fly in the ointment for lack of a better way of putting it. I wonder if Ms. Curtis conducts herself all the time in the manner in which she gave this interview. Specifically the high energy, the elevated drama (again for lack of a better word) in her demeanor.
I must admit, I found it a bit off putting. All the while reprimanding myself because WHAT she was saying I totally agreed with. It was just so much energy coming at me.
I worry that her husband (and perhaps other close family and friends) might over time find it just too much.
She definitely has that born again focus that, while being on point, can also alienate people because it's just too much too often. I'd hate to see that happen because she's obviously a caring person who's simply trying to do the right thing for herself and those people/children facing incredibly difficult challenges.
Oh, I read other people's comments and some mentioned they didn't like the editing out of the cursing. I very much appreciated it. Do I curse. Of course. It's not about that. You have every right to edit out cursing since it is considered a vulgarism and there's nothing wrong with it. I'd just as soon not hear it. Even though I knew WHAT curses she was probably saying, it was nice not to actually have to hear them. Just because a curse is "real" and "authentic" doesn't make it wrong to edit them out either. Frankly, it made it easier to focus on the content of what she was talking about and not get that momentary curse word in my brain. Do I think any the worse of Ms. Curtis for cursing? No. Like I said, I curse too. I suspect I don't curse as freely as Ms. Curtis does, but so what? I still very much appreciated your editing them out. It just kept the interview focused on the subject at hand.
Thank you so much for this 💗
The Bear is one of the greatest tv shows ever made
So cool to see Jon doing this. Now, is there some rule saying we have to bleep out the natural expressions? If I was f..king in the same room with them, I'd be enthralled, expletives and all. I know I'll live with the bleeps, because I must. Discourse on, Jon!
Jamie is an icon in Horror Cinema
she is such a great human...love her
Her home is gorgeous!!!
Amazing. Absolutely amazing. ❤