Thank you, Rachel, for talking about panic attacks in such a detailed and personal way. As someone who has also suffered in the past with panic attacks/panic disorder it’s helpful to hear other people talk about it honestly. I feel those who haven’t experienced them, very often have no idea what they’re about ❤
Panic attacks are really scary, especially if you don't know what it is. Thankfully I have them very rarely these days. It's great that she's really open about them. What a lovely lass!
It was awful, a load of lefties patting themselves on the back, same as the last leg and Have I got new for you, which used to be funny, but now just another leftie bore fest.!
@@mixodorians12 Well in terms of current affairs light entertainment shows, so called 'right wing crap' as you put it doesn't get any air time as most of the media is run by right on virtu signalling luvvies who seem to exist only to promote their own views on to the world and to Hell with anyone else who has a different opinion, as they are bound to be a racist / bigot / homophobe..you get the picture right? But when it comes to comedy in general I have a pretty wide range of shows / artists that I like, and in no particular order some of them are...Jimmy Carr, Frankie Boyle, Ricky Gervais, Theo Von, Bill Burr, Anthony Jeselnik, Daniel Tosh....Going back in time, I'm 60 so remember the likes of Jasper Carrot, Dave Allen, Ken Dodd, The two Ronnies, all great comics from the 70's...and ...I give you a warning here as I do not wish you to get so outraged you may explode!, but I liked, and indeed saw live many times the late great Bernard Manning.....Those were the days we all laughed at each other and didn;t wake up every morning thinking what we could be offended at ....Thank you for your question and I wish you a great day...no, seriously I do, ..have a good one!
Really enjoyed that. Favourite moment listening to RP was on Clue, when she had blown the audience away with a perfect musical number. Jack Dee's deadpan response: "You might have made an effort, Rachel".
Lovely to listen to Rachel being herself. Always enjoy her on TV, and in her internet sketches with Marcus, but as with many celebrities it's great to see the relatively normal human side 😊
I've had panic attacks, during a rough period in my life and I thought I was going to die !! It's horrible. I got dumped by the girl I was seeing at the time and I was in hospital having had a nervous breakdown. Despite going to A&E several times thinking I was about to croak, the staff doing an ECG and telling me I was fine, it's anxiety and panic causing it, I didn't believe them. Even paid for a private meeting with a cardiologist who said the same, the difference being was that he said, when you can feel one coming on, sit down, relax, close your eyes and take a long slow deep breath in and then exhale slowly through your mouth, this slows down your heart rate. It works.
Never heard panic attacks described this way before. I’ve always put my ‘episodes’ down to being a bit manic, or depressed but it’s definitely panic attacks. Waking up in the morning with an immediate sense of panic and dread is awful. I’m on Mirtazipine for my anxiety and on the higher dose it made my symptoms much worse, reducing my dose without horrible side effects was difficult but think I’m at the right level now :) thanks Rachel and Rob
ROB!!! I am South African who has been entertained by you for most of my life. Would I lie to you is the greatest show ever, and I just found your channel, Im excited enough to come and leave a comment. This is fantastic.. Im about to digest every video you've put out. I consider you one of the greatest figures in this space.
Panic attacks are terrible. They weren't talked about when I was young so I was left to manage them myself. What I found helps are breathing exercises and meditation. You need to stop going into fight or flight mode. Mental and emotional 'stuff' builds up and you eventually snap. They can then become a regular response with certain triggers. I had them for years but there is hope the mind and body can change in its responses. I don't have them now and I haven't had one for years.
I've only had 1 panic attack in my life but it made me quit university. Just the stress of not knowing what to write & the fear of failure but thinking you had to do write it. It just showed me that nothing is worth the stress of struggerling to breath. Even if I had another go at uni 2 years later. I just wasnt ready as I didnt really understand structure and how to research things effectively. I really wanted a career in media as a camera man but ended up in the civil service which at least im glad I dont have to work night shifts or weekends and know its stable rather than dependant on how well your tv show does. So in a way it probably worked out for me even if not as glamorous of a job. The irony of of being a camera man is no writing is really involved whereas in the civil service I'm writing almost all day every day.
Rachel has that amazing bad-news-smile that Susan from I’m Alan Partridge used to great effect. (was Susan an influence, I wonder, on her Nish-bullying persona on Mash?)
Rachel has always felt like a ray of sunshine to me... I had a panic attack in an MRI machine once, not fun, feeling that out of control etc! A part of me hopes her relationship will explode and she will need to run away to a far away land (NZ) and fall in love with a tall stranger (Me)...he he... But I just hope she is happy and produces more wonderful content! Late night mash... Didn't even know about it, so sounds like a promotion problem, not the host!
Really interesting conversation, and kudos to Rachel for being so open about anxiety/panic attacks. However, I felt that Rob was being slightly tone-deaf here... sure, he's keen to keep the podcast "light", but a bit jokey in the wrong places IMHO. Also a little too much "tell me about your husband". Maybe this is down to the way it was edited from the longer version. Anyway, a good watch and I will see Rachel and Marcus in a very different light from now on.
You know they're both comedians, right? When Rob says he doesn't want to dwell on the subject, he's checking that she wants to continue. And they talk about their relationships (both their partners) because they're important parts of their lives. Frankly your comment just seems like more bizarre neurotypical projection.
Yes so do I. While men taken an shit after brexit we women had too do the core workout and play tennis match in high heeals on top of it we stil alive 🎉
I think Rachel would make a good actress. Ive seen her in bits and bobs but would be good to see her get a drama to show a gritty & emotional side to her. Bit like Daisy Haggard whos great at combining the two
I always thought "what's for you won't go past you" meant that there will be more opportunities for you in the future, rather than the more negative interpretation Sarah gives here.
Thank you, Rachel, for talking about panic attacks in such a detailed and personal way. As someone who has also suffered in the past with panic attacks/panic disorder it’s helpful to hear other people talk about it honestly. I feel those who haven’t experienced them, very often have no idea what they’re about ❤
Panic attacks are really scary, especially if you don't know what it is. Thankfully I have them very rarely these days. It's great that she's really open about them. What a lovely lass!
Mash Report needs to come back. It was a tremendous show.
Saw Rachel live in the Glee Club in Cardiff a year or two back and she was fantastic!
I agree! Also that show with the 'QI Elves' (forgot the name). It was beyond low budget, but had its brilliant moments.
It was awful, a load of lefties patting themselves on the back, same as the last leg and Have I got new for you, which used to be funny, but now just another leftie bore fest.!
@sicr7373 so what right wing crap do you like then?
@@mixodorians12 Well in terms of current affairs light entertainment shows, so called 'right wing crap' as you put it doesn't get any air time as most of the media is run by right on virtu signalling luvvies who seem to exist only to promote their own views on to the world and to Hell with anyone else who has a different opinion, as they are bound to be a racist / bigot / homophobe..you get the picture right? But when it comes to comedy in general I have a pretty wide range of shows / artists that I like, and in no particular order some of them are...Jimmy Carr, Frankie Boyle, Ricky Gervais, Theo Von, Bill Burr, Anthony Jeselnik, Daniel Tosh....Going back in time, I'm 60 so remember the likes of Jasper Carrot, Dave Allen, Ken Dodd, The two Ronnies, all great comics from the 70's...and ...I give you a warning here as I do not wish you to get so outraged you may explode!, but I liked, and indeed saw live many times the late great Bernard Manning.....Those were the days we all laughed at each other and didn;t wake up every morning thinking what we could be offended at ....Thank you for your question and I wish you a great day...no, seriously I do, ..have a good one!
Rob Brydon is a delight! It doesn’t matter who he interviews, he gets the best out of his guests
Really enjoyed that.
Favourite moment listening to RP was on Clue, when she had blown the audience away with a perfect musical number. Jack Dee's deadpan response: "You might have made an effort, Rachel".
Lovely to listen to Rachel being herself. Always enjoy her on TV, and in her internet sketches with Marcus, but as with many celebrities it's great to see the relatively normal human side 😊
I've had panic attacks, during a rough period in my life and I thought I was going to die !! It's horrible. I got dumped by the girl I was seeing at the time and I was in hospital having had a nervous breakdown. Despite going to A&E several times thinking I was about to croak, the staff doing an ECG and telling me I was fine, it's anxiety and panic causing it, I didn't believe them. Even paid for a private meeting with a cardiologist who said the same, the difference being was that he said, when you can feel one coming on, sit down, relax, close your eyes and take a long slow deep breath in and then exhale slowly through your mouth, this slows down your heart rate. It works.
Never heard panic attacks described this way before. I’ve always put my ‘episodes’ down to being a bit manic, or depressed but it’s definitely panic attacks. Waking up in the morning with an immediate sense of panic and dread is awful. I’m on Mirtazipine for my anxiety and on the higher dose it made my symptoms much worse, reducing my dose without horrible side effects was difficult but think I’m at the right level now :) thanks Rachel and Rob
ROB!!! I am South African who has been entertained by you for most of my life. Would I lie to you is the greatest show ever, and I just found your channel, Im excited enough to come and leave a comment. This is fantastic.. Im about to digest every video you've put out. I consider you one of the greatest figures in this space.
Thank you both for an excellent interview. Thanks Rachel for being so open and honest.
Panic attacks are terrible. They weren't talked about when I was young so I was left to manage them myself. What I found helps are breathing exercises and meditation. You need to stop going into fight or flight mode. Mental and emotional 'stuff' builds up and you eventually snap. They can then become a regular response with certain triggers. I had them for years but there is hope the mind and body can change in its responses. I don't have them now and I haven't had one for years.
Love these podcasts from Sydney Australia Rob Brydon :):):)
Thanks for the book promo! Just bought it and can't wait to read it! Love from WA, US!
I've only had 1 panic attack in my life but it made me quit university. Just the stress of not knowing what to write & the fear of failure but thinking you had to do write it. It just showed me that nothing is worth the stress of struggerling to breath. Even if I had another go at uni 2 years later. I just wasnt ready as I didnt really understand structure and how to research things effectively.
I really wanted a career in media as a camera man but ended up in the civil service which at least im glad I dont have to work night shifts or weekends and know its stable rather than dependant on how well your tv show does. So in a way it probably worked out for me even if not as glamorous of a job.
The irony of of being a camera man is no writing is really involved whereas in the civil service I'm writing almost all day every day.
Rachel has that amazing bad-news-smile that Susan from I’m Alan Partridge used to great effect. (was Susan an influence, I wonder, on her Nish-bullying persona on Mash?)
Rachel has always felt like a ray of sunshine to me... I had a panic attack in an MRI machine once, not fun, feeling that out of control etc!
A part of me hopes her relationship will explode and she will need to run away to a far away land (NZ) and fall in love with a tall stranger (Me)...he he... But I just hope she is happy and produces more wonderful content!
Late night mash... Didn't even know about it, so sounds like a promotion problem, not the host!
Two great humans at work here!
i cant think of marcus without remembering his reenactment of Boudicca battle vs Romans using shopping trolleys in an ASDA carpark...
I have been a fan of Rachel since her Oxford Imp days.
Relaunch the Mash Report but rebrand it as the Parris Treaty
Lovely Lady Just bought her book !
So did I, she has such amazing talent!
Rachel parris national treasure ❤❤
Rob does great interviews. When will he takeover Newsnight?
Rachel Parris for Taskmaster!
I really want to read Marcus's book now if he has one out about his life?
She's so lovely 🌹😍
Really interesting conversation, and kudos to Rachel for being so open about anxiety/panic attacks. However, I felt that Rob was being slightly tone-deaf here... sure, he's keen to keep the podcast "light", but a bit jokey in the wrong places IMHO. Also a little too much "tell me about your husband". Maybe this is down to the way it was edited from the longer version. Anyway, a good watch and I will see Rachel and Marcus in a very different light from now on.
You know they're both comedians, right? When Rob says he doesn't want to dwell on the subject, he's checking that she wants to continue. And they talk about their relationships (both their partners) because they're important parts of their lives. Frankly your comment just seems like more bizarre neurotypical projection.
@@EdwardLindon Nobody ever called me 'neurotypical' before! Woohoo. Thanks for jumping down my throat, while I was giving a considered opinion.
I love Rachel, They should never have cancelled The Late Night Mash.
Yes so do I. While men taken an shit after brexit we women had too do the core workout and play tennis match in high heeals on top of it we stil alive 🎉
A thing of beauty is a joy forev-(!)-WHATTHEHELLWASTHATHANDSHAKEOUTRO!? 😦
(😊)
I think Rachel would make a good actress. Ive seen her in bits and bobs but would be good to see her get a drama to show a gritty & emotional side to her. Bit like Daisy Haggard whos great at combining the two
insightful stand up r the philosophers of our age...
Some of us consider it "precocious alcoholic"
Some of us consider it, in most cases, sad and tragic parental neglect.
Anyone else Google to see if there is a band called The Young Alcoholics? Just me then…
Are they the FOCAL THEVA NO. 1 monitors?
I always thought "what's for you won't go past you" meant that there will be more opportunities for you in the future, rather than the more negative interpretation Sarah gives here.
Macarons do not turn to dust. They deliquesce.
I went to the gym…
Lovely lady. Some superfluous 'likes' creeping in....
I could have done with about 50% less Marcus Brigstocke
What, a couple of minutes about ten minutes in and a bit at the end? They were both talking about their relationships. Maybe just watch animal videos?
Her solo bits to camera were excruciating on that terrible Mash thing. Good thing it got cancelled.
Why are you here?😂😂😂
What a stunning thing of beauty!
What magician has enchanted Robs' bouffant to such heights of vivaciousness!
Bravo!!!