Ryan is different man, he creates this beautiful energy that dances the line between hilarity and heartbreak. My man's a guru, a spiritually enlightened being just cuttin' it up on a Toosdee.
Is it just me or do Honeydew Tooesdees feel like a family get together once a week? Hope everyone has a great week this week and whatever challenges you're facing please remember.... You are important, your life matters and #NightpantsNation loves you SO DAMN BIG! 💚💚
I live for this cast! It brings me so much joy! The roller-coaster of emotions I go through every week is exhausting lol! This cast really let's you reflect on parts of your life you didn't know you needed to! Have a great day! Keep it high and tight
I feel the same way!! Never have I seen such an awesome community with so much love every damn week, pre & post covid. Much love to the tuesdee family!!!
Hey Ryan! I was born in Rockville, Maryland, but moved to FL as a child... I recently reconnected with my older sister who stayed in Maryland. We hadn't spoken in 10+ years, and when I heard her voice I had to ask her to say, "TOOSEDAY!" Love you brother!
Man Ryan Baltimore native here. Thank you for these man... We all have shit going in however stories like these really put things into perspective... When you think your life is shit at times you hear these stories.
Ryan, thanks so much for bringing Krystyna on, too bad there wasn't more time. Great advice and books mentioned. Keep up the distance from the toxicity, Krystyna, it's NOW time for YOU and YOUR healing of the mind, body, and soul. Love yooooooouuuuuuuuu.
Ryan has the ability to make light of any sad situation with his laugh alone. I’d pay to be this guys friend just to hear this laugh on repeat. Thanks for spreading positivity and unified joy through your work, Sickler. We love what you do!
good morning kings and queens above 18. have a good day yall! remember as always your loved by someone plese reach out to people don't suffer alone! if you haven't been told today I love you! keep it high and tight! Question Garth Brooks about the bodies we can't let him get away with this!
@@packerbacker9109 she had multiple attempts on her on life over the years. Today she is doing better than ever. She has great doctors who listen to her. She smokes a ton of weed medical of course and has actually cut down on the amount of pills she has to take. I come on here every week and remind people to reach out and that they are loved. I suffered in silence for many many years dealing with my mom. I tried to do it myself. That could of led to me hurting myself. Thank God I o ly ended up with a crippling herion addiction for 20 years on and off. I'm 6 years off herion and all drugs actually.
@@82PeRK i agree that people in general are crazy af! I'm sure you joking. With that being said just think of what women put up with day to day. Throughout history even! Fucking no wonder they are on edge!
I had no idea. Gosh… love to you. Similar situation here. My Mom passed senior year of highschool- I couldn’t imagine dealing with it any longer than I had to. Thanks for sharing
Part 2 Ryan idk if you read these. I'm a local truck driver in Chicago and I've been listening to all the episodes, I'm almost caught up. Your show provides me with so much joy while I'm at work.
"You're telling me how I'm doing instead of asking me how I'm doing" hit so deep. Anyone who's had similar familial relationships needs to hear this conversation.
Great episode. I do want to mention that the studies Krystyna highlights are some of the most extreme cases of child neglect that exist. And psychologists historically love to focus on the adverse outcomes of trauma but rarely on people that adapted and got through it. Generally speaking, humans are actually quite adaptable, and it takes multiple traumas or problems, along with specific genes, to acquire some mental disorder. I.e., Living in poverty alone, for example, does not predict mental disorders.
Krystyna, I grew up with a somewhat similar situation to you and just want to thank you for sharing your story and have been digging into some of your book recommendations-thanks so much
Huiii, this was an intense one. I wanted to hug her almost the entire time. Nice to see this side as well. On AYG she was hilarious but this was something else.
Her bit about her Mom’s medication making her hallucinate hit me. We moved in with my grandparents to help care for them while they were still alive in their older age and my grandmother was severe bipolar (trauma from surviving the atomic bombing of Hiroshima) and at one point she was so loaded up on meds we found her in the hallway one night picking flowers out of the air and smashing her head into a wall to make the thoughts stop. Mental illness like that is a special type of hell for a person to learn to manage if they even can.
I grew up with an extremely mentally I’ll mom and step dad, cut them off 3 years ago after my mom gave me a DNA test, i took it and a 100% biological brother found me. Since that’s day “i ruined her life” thank you THANK YOU for this.
When she started talking about flea markets and Chesapeake I was hoping she would name drop Bill’s. Used to go there a bit with my parents as a young kid, then later to buy salvia or bongs
My dad we lived in Northfield Virginia on help and drive and we used to get up at 2:00 on Saturday mornings load the van leave at 4:00 get to Bellwood flea market in Richmond Virginia at 6:00 be set up by 8:00 and every weekend weather permit and my dad will be out there selling antiques military patches pins cassette tapes whatever we could sell to put me through buying school clothes and stuff my dad was a retired welder from the naval base so he did side hustles to make money to keep food on the table and he also made fishing sinkers for a long time his sinker shot was called poor man singer shot and he ran it out of our garage LOL got lead poisoning a few times as a kid but also got to lift and help Daddy carry heavy boxes so I learned how to work hard at a young age LOL!! So many memories coming flooding back just listening to you Ma'am!!!
Krystyna!! Girl thank you for sharing! I’m feeling your story and I get your laugh-cry at the camera. This is the honeydew 🍈 with Ryan Sickler. Night pants nation is my therapy. Girl I feel it, SAME SAME SAME 🌻 Now doing my best to stop the cycle educate myself and love my children the way they deserve, not the way I was taught. Knowing is half the battle! But I’m scared to take the DNA test because somethings up.
10:00 it’s called the forbidden experiment and there is no record of this particular event happening. It just always seems to be repeated without actually knowing the facts
I know that kind of childhood without the hitting, it was always me that was the problem and she couldn’t handle anything I needed help with and my feelings were too much for her - sucked for me and made me a whackadoodle but at least I’m a good mom now cause I would NEVER be like that with my girls.
they're back from behind the pay wall now! they're releasing new episodes a week later than for luminary subscribers. You're just going to miss our on their two extra episodes a month for subscribers wheel they share more personal info.
R.I.P. Bill's Flea Market...I spent many weekends of my childhood there...The place was awesome but Krystyna summed up most of the clientele there pretty well
Omg... the puppy in that promo vid! I've never seen anything so cute! Is that your baby irl Ryan? 💞 Great ep, Krystyna. My heart goes out to ya girl. Stay strong and wrecking it!
Krystyna, I am proud of you for the woman you have become. I have a very similar life story and parents. Your story resinated with me. I am a 33 y.o. 6ft 2 mans man... I even teared up seeing you cry and relating. I have been watching your podcast and think your unique. All your cute facial expressions and sense of humor. Youre a Doll. I wish you all the best and keep doing you. It's a beautiful thing...
OMG I was born in Norfolk Virginia at DePaul that's not even freaking there no more! I grew up on the beach in Chesapeake Virginia!! Great bridge was amazing to go bike riding in!! My dad raised me alone just is two in Norfolk but my aunt's lived in Chesapeake!! I plan on making a trip home to spread my pops ashes down the road he grew up on named Elbow road! Road trip soon I pray!! Thank you ma'am for being on the Honeydew!!! I miss home and the beach at 3 am....with good music you didn't even need chairs you just dug a hole in the sand sat there and chilled!! Haven't even listened to the whole podcast and I'm already totally stoked LOL
Intense episode! I will say that junking is a very normal thing around the Midwest at least. Not indicative of mental illness. Our family used to, and still does, go junking for fun and for resale.
THIS NEEDS A PART 2
big facts
Night pants nation.... UNITE!
Ryan is different man, he creates this beautiful energy that dances the line between hilarity and heartbreak. My man's a guru, a spiritually enlightened being just cuttin' it up on a Toosdee.
Guests we need to see……
1. Ryan’s mom
2.Big Jay
3. Artie
4. Doug Stanhope
Agreed 💯🤟😎🍻🔥🔥🔥
I’d also add Sue Larson as well
Add Jessica Kirson to that list
Steve Simone update too
It seems that Ryan's so called mom doesn't deserve the honour
Is it just me or do Honeydew Tooesdees feel like a family get together once a week?
Hope everyone has a great week this week and whatever challenges you're facing please remember.... You are important, your life matters and #NightpantsNation loves you SO DAMN BIG! 💚💚
I live for this cast! It brings me so much joy! The roller-coaster of emotions I go through every week is exhausting lol! This cast really let's you reflect on parts of your life you didn't know you needed to! Have a great day! Keep it high and tight
Keep feathering it and don't forget to drink water! 🤗 💚👖
I feel the same way!! Never have I seen such an awesome community with so much love every damn week, pre & post covid. Much love to the tuesdee family!!!
So true. Hot sauce is the best.
They're all so good but this was a phenomenal episode and I had to take a second and say what everyone else is...this needs a part two.
Hey Ryan! I was born in Rockville, Maryland, but moved to FL as a child... I recently reconnected with my older sister who stayed in Maryland. We hadn't spoken in 10+ years, and when I heard her voice I had to ask her to say, "TOOSEDAY!"
Love you brother!
This is the Honey Dew with Ryan Sickler was so great.
Listened to the audio version of this yesterday. Just here to give Ryan a YT view 😇 great podcast. Definitely needs a part 2
liar
Cool I do that too
Man Ryan Baltimore native here. Thank you for these man... We all have shit going in however stories like these really put things into perspective... When you think your life is shit at times you hear these stories.
Having another Podcaster is great. She held her own
You can always tell when there’s a veteran podcaster on by the lack of awkwardness 😂
That promo video is the best. Got that Toozdee feeling!
Ryan, thanks so much for bringing Krystyna on, too bad there wasn't more time. Great advice and books mentioned. Keep up the distance from the toxicity, Krystyna, it's NOW time for YOU and YOUR healing of the mind, body, and soul. Love yooooooouuuuuuuuu.
i wonder if that boat Ryans riding in the beginning is that john boat of his dads that him and his brother fixed up,super cool....
Love the sentiment but that didn’t look like a Maryland lake.. wonder if he brought the boat to Ca? Great promo for sure
Pretty sure they had a little crab boat for the sea.
@@frankpipes6686 we don’t have anything that looks like that on the east coast, that’s clearly desert/cali
@@frankpipes6686 think it’s lake powell in AZ!
such an incredibly important podcast for me! The body keeps the score is a great book and I immediately purchased “you’re not crazy it’s your mother”
12:49 This Is The Honeydew With Ryan Sickler Guest In Tears 13 Minutes In LoL 😂😂😂😂
What an insane life story, such a strong person. Very inspiring
Ryan has the ability to make light of any sad situation with his laugh alone. I’d pay to be this guys friend just to hear this laugh on repeat. Thanks for spreading positivity and unified joy through your work, Sickler. We love what you do!
Crying: "This is the HoneyDEw with Ryan Sickler" HOLY SHIT! lol I feel bad but cant help but laugh. This chick is awesome.
good morning kings and queens above 18. have a good day yall! remember as always your loved by someone plese reach out to people don't suffer alone! if you haven't been told today I love you! keep it high and tight! Question Garth Brooks about the bodies we can't let him get away with this!
I just love her! So honest, real, and funny!
From Virginia Beach, the flea markets are special 😂. I feel all of this episode. Crazy mom, the Virginia ness of it, traumatic childhood.
I grew up with my mom having severe bipolar and personality disorder. It was a wild ride for sure!
Me too mac me too
@@packerbacker9109 she had multiple attempts on her on life over the years. Today she is doing better than ever. She has great doctors who listen to her. She smokes a ton of weed medical of course and has actually cut down on the amount of pills she has to take. I come on here every week and remind people to reach out and that they are loved. I suffered in silence for many many years dealing with my mom. I tried to do it myself. That could of led to me hurting myself. Thank God I o ly ended up with a crippling herion addiction for 20 years on and off. I'm 6 years off herion and all drugs actually.
Ummm?
Legit.
That is ALL WOMEN.
@@82PeRK if that isn't the truth, idk what is. They're ALL lunatics.
@@82PeRK i agree that people in general are crazy af! I'm sure you joking. With that being said just think of what women put up with day to day. Throughout history even! Fucking no wonder they are on edge!
I had no idea. Gosh… love to you. Similar situation here. My Mom passed senior year of highschool- I couldn’t imagine dealing with it any longer than I had to. Thanks for sharing
This hour flew by. This chick is a trooper!
Honeydew moments
12:45
24:36
55:55
Part 2
Ryan idk if you read these. I'm a local truck driver in Chicago and I've been listening to all the episodes, I'm almost caught up. Your show provides me with so much joy while I'm at work.
Please bring her back for a part 2!! This was such a great episode
Just saw the Special. It was great!!
"You're telling me how I'm doing instead of asking me how I'm doing" hit so deep. Anyone who's had similar familial relationships needs to hear this conversation.
Great episode. I do want to mention that the studies Krystyna highlights are some of the most extreme cases of child neglect that exist. And psychologists historically love to focus on the adverse outcomes of trauma but rarely on people that adapted and got through it. Generally speaking, humans are actually quite adaptable, and it takes multiple traumas or problems, along with specific genes, to acquire some mental disorder. I.e., Living in poverty alone, for example, does not predict mental disorders.
@Austin Batton I did lol
@Austin Batton lmao from the dude who’s pretending to know about someone else’s life… see the irony here?
Krystyna, I grew up with a somewhat similar situation to you and just want to thank you for sharing your story and have been digging into some of your book recommendations-thanks so much
Honestly might be my favorite episode, I’m surprised this didn’t go on the patreon it’s so good
That was easily one of the most bad ass intros ever.
Intensely good ep. Love Krystyna
Grateful for you Sickler! :)
Great pod, Ryan!
I can’t express how I relate so much. Great episode. Tysm for creating thins podcast. So relatable. Been a day one since ymh days. Ty
Krystyna needs a round 2! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Huiii, this was an intense one. I wanted to hug her almost the entire time. Nice to see this side as well. On AYG she was hilarious but this was something else.
Wow, what a heart-wrenching story at times, but so great to see how Krystyna has become so successful and such a great comedian!
Her bit about her Mom’s medication making her hallucinate hit me. We moved in with my grandparents to help care for them while they were still alive in their older age and my grandmother was severe bipolar (trauma from surviving the atomic bombing of Hiroshima) and at one point she was so loaded up on meds we found her in the hallway one night picking flowers out of the air and smashing her head into a wall to make the thoughts stop. Mental illness like that is a special type of hell for a person to learn to manage if they even can.
That was awesome. Thanks for sharing. Peace
Omg I love Krystyna! I used to listen to her GWF podcast and have lost track of her since the podcast moved. So glad to see this interview!
Dont think u know how much it is therapeutic to relate to people's trauma , appreciate ya for all u do
I grew up with an extremely mentally I’ll mom and step dad, cut them off 3 years ago after my mom gave me a DNA test, i took it and a 100% biological brother found me. Since that’s day “i ruined her life” thank you THANK YOU for this.
Hutchinson and Sickler.. two of my fave people.
This was tremendous.
YAY ❤️ Ryan Sickler and Tooesday’s!!!!!! ❤️😊♥️
We are excited to see another episode with her!
Holy F$#k what an episode. I'm emotionally spent just listening to this....
When she started talking about flea markets and Chesapeake I was hoping she would name drop Bill’s. Used to go there a bit with my parents as a young kid, then later to buy salvia or bongs
My dad we lived in Northfield Virginia on help and drive and we used to get up at 2:00 on Saturday mornings load the van leave at 4:00 get to Bellwood flea market in Richmond Virginia at 6:00 be set up by 8:00 and every weekend weather permit and my dad will be out there selling antiques military patches pins cassette tapes whatever we could sell to put me through buying school clothes and stuff my dad was a retired welder from the naval base so he did side hustles to make money to keep food on the table and he also made fishing sinkers for a long time his sinker shot was called poor man singer shot and he ran it out of our garage LOL got lead poisoning a few times as a kid but also got to lift and help Daddy carry heavy boxes so I learned how to work hard at a young age LOL!! So many memories coming flooding back just listening to you Ma'am!!!
Yesss. Krystyna is one of those comedians that I was waiting for.
I listened to this podcast episode twice and now I'm watching the video🤷♀️
I NEED MORE 😫
Can’t wait to see you at Laugh Boston this weekend 🤘🏼
Hell yea! I'ma be there as well!
That grabbing the tissue without looking was so perfect! 😂
Krystyna!! Girl thank you for sharing! I’m feeling your story and I get your laugh-cry at the camera. This is the honeydew 🍈 with Ryan Sickler. Night pants nation is my therapy. Girl I feel it, SAME SAME SAME 🌻 Now doing my best to stop the cycle educate myself and love my children the way they deserve, not the way I was taught. Knowing is half the battle! But I’m scared to take the DNA test because somethings up.
Great episode! I dig all the psychology and trauma education Krystyna Hutchinson brings to this
Great podcast. Pretty fucking raw but engaging from beginning to end. Keeping it real on The Dew. 🙏
Yay Krystyna! 🎉👏🎉
10:00 it’s called the forbidden experiment and there is no record of this particular event happening. It just always seems to be repeated without actually knowing the facts
I know that kind of childhood without the hitting, it was always me that was the problem and she couldn’t handle anything I needed help with and my feelings were too much for her - sucked for me and made me a whackadoodle but at least I’m a good mom now cause I would NEVER be like that with my girls.
Same. Especially when she said that she never takes time to see how a situation affects her and but is more focused on the other person.
what a powerful episode
Krystyna is very strong and funny. This was a great eppisode!
@12:55 Thats got be a record for tears 😭
This one was awesome!
Awww when she started to cry the first time 😩 then of course the comedic relief comes in "this is the honey dew with Ryan Sickler🤧"
Such a great podcast!
Part 2uesday hopefully. Great run Hutch
I'm a honeydew fieeeeeend, and this is one of the greats. Thanks sickle cell and Krystyna!!!
Agreed, you can tell how much things affected her just by how clearly she can recall certain events.
She is incredible and super interesting. Loved this one.
757 in the house here. Funny as hell hearing about Bill's Flee Market!! Oh man, what a gem!
I already know this is going to be good! I was a huge GWF fan before they went behind a paywall. She was always my fav
they're back from behind the pay wall now! they're releasing new episodes a week later than for luminary subscribers. You're just going to miss our on their two extra episodes a month for subscribers wheel they share more personal info.
This was some really heavy shit…great episode
R.I.P. Bill's Flea Market...I spent many weekends of my childhood there...The place was awesome but Krystyna summed up most of the clientele there pretty well
She definitely needs a second episode! Crazy stuff! lol
That was one hell of a Podcast! Wow 👍.
Need to hear more of this story bro ending it on the best part
Great promo @ the beginning!!
Another great video. Thank you Sir. Peace.
Omg... the puppy in that promo vid! I've never seen anything so cute! Is that your baby irl Ryan? 💞 Great ep, Krystyna. My heart goes out to ya girl. Stay strong and wrecking it!
I love this chick.Super funny and open about everything
Krystyna, I am proud of you for the woman you have become. I have a very similar life story and parents. Your story resinated with me. I am a 33 y.o. 6ft 2 mans man... I even teared up seeing you cry and relating. I have been watching your podcast and think your unique. All your cute facial expressions and sense of humor. Youre a Doll. I wish you all the best and keep doing you. It's a beautiful thing...
“Fool me once, shame on you Fool me twice n’ well, ya can’t get fooled again” -Good ole’ GW
Holy shit she had a play by play of my life but my dad
Still waiting for Ryan to sit down with his brothers on the show!!!! Make this HAPPEN!!!!!
Her mom was right about her BLM donations…. Helped more than her parents with house financing…
Check out the dew with y’all. Stories you need to here cause these peeps are amazing.
Damn dude resonates. Wish it was 2 hrs long.
OMG I was born in Norfolk Virginia at DePaul that's not even freaking there no more! I grew up on the beach in Chesapeake Virginia!! Great bridge was amazing to go bike riding in!! My dad raised me alone just is two in Norfolk but my aunt's lived in Chesapeake!! I plan on making a trip home to spread my pops ashes down the road he grew up on named Elbow road! Road trip soon I pray!! Thank you ma'am for being on the Honeydew!!! I miss home and the beach at 3 am....with good music you didn't even need chairs you just dug a hole in the sand sat there and chilled!! Haven't even listened to the whole podcast and I'm already totally stoked LOL
These chick's are awesome 👌 👏
Brilliant episode
Another great episode! I've recommended the book she mentioned to someone who has a toxic relationship with their mom.
Another great episode from night pants king
You need Big Jay on here ASAP. His whole life seems like a honeydew lol
all the skanks.
Big Jay could be two episodes.
Great episode!
Krystyna rules.
Amazing episode
I want to go to his show and just yell out “I’m at the comedy club man”
Intense episode! I will say that junking is a very normal thing around the Midwest at least. Not indicative of mental illness. Our family used to, and still does, go junking for fun and for resale.