The best part of your podcast is that you let the guest talk without interrupting and then your response is thoughtful and resonate with what they actually said… slow transitions between topic changes results in such meaningful dialogue.
I am a psych nurse. I am laying here on my night off watching you guys and the Daisy foundation is a great foundation. Thank you so much!!! My brain hurts sometimes and I still have Covid patients. Currently 5 on the unit. I work in the geropsych unit with Alzheimer’s and Dementia and try real hard not to take it home. Mental health is very important and I hope you are doing better. Love your podcast btw!!!!!
I adore your show, the husband and wife duo. It makes my heart happy!!🥲. I'm so glad that you had Mayim on your show! Thank you for sharing your lives with us!! ❤️❤️
This was such a great guest to have as she can relate to both of you- the hollywood acting world of Taylor and the science medical world of Tay. I adore all three of you, and the 3 of you together? Im going to have a smile on my face the rest of the day. Thank you
This was my first episode of your podcast and I’m sure my algorithm brought me here for so many good reasons. Love Mayim and her podcast and look forward to seeing more of what you guts do here!
I’ve been really scared that I’m taking on too much with working at a hospital and going through nursing school but this interview reminded me that I do have a passion for the sciences and learning and nursing. So thank you so much ❤❤
Episodes keep getter better and better! Loved this one! So insightful! Learned alot about my self through what she had to say about herself and her struggles along the way
Omg first episode I've seen of y'all's podcast and I just wanna say you two are so cute!!! Great topics, stayed in a flow.. I only watched cause of Mayim and then I realized who everyone was and loved the content.. I'll be back for another episode. Love ya!!! 💜
I completely understand the grieving the loss of a career. I was a teacher during Covid and ended up leaving as well. 2021 I lost my best friend unexpectedly as well, so I was grieving the loss of her as well as in 2022, my career. I had worked to be a teacher since the age of 5. All this to say, I understand how Tay feels. Also, same name. I’m Taylor too haha
Please bring Mayim Bialik back to your show as a regular guest host segment. She finds her balance when she is interviewed by you guys. She gets to show her smart casual fun side and teach all at once.I think that you are all are great together! By having two with medical degrees and two in theater. I feel this makes for a perfect ball of simple breakdowns for your “science segment “. Great podcast thank you!
I did not know you study the hypothalamus! I can’t wait for the future to see what researchers discover regarding how hormones and organs work together and how to heal dysfunctions. I had a customer the other day who needs a hip replacement (she’s 48) and she started hormone therapy for menopause and her pain got better. That is fascinating! Our hormones are responsible for so much of our health and we are at the infancy of understanding this. Keep doing your research Mayiam.
Mayim bialik we love u ❤,i"ve been following u since blossom ,you have got such a beautiful and unforgettable smile.thank u for co-starring with joey lawrence and Jim parsons for blossom and the big Bang theory. God bless u.
Thank you Taylor and Tay. I hope to get in touch with you. I thank you for what you are doing. I am a single mother of 6 sons. My youngest, identical twins, neurodivergent. Late diagnosis of Asperger's. Should have been diagnosed in elementary school.Therapist was livid as she said "they could have transitioned into adulthood with support". My youngest son, Michael, was killed at age 30 by blood thinners at UCSD La Jolla. His identical twin brother, both lived with me all of their lives, both "enably challenged" as they say (they don't like disabled), has been severely depressed, suicidal. 0 work, 0 disability benefits. I am fighting for his life. 0 support from so many that I have reached out to. I was forced to leave my son who I promised I would not leave him at the hospital. He tried to come with me, but he was just catheterized. I begged the doctors to let me stay. He had his Autism Speaks wrist band on. They did not listen. I realized I had to pull myself together. I went to him, told him "Stay strong, stay brave. I know you will. You are not alone. God is with you, Jesus is with you, your Angels are with you, your family's love is with you, I love you. I will be back as soon as I can." He nodded. He was so brave. He started to hemorrhage right after I left and was put on life support. Such disrespect and mistreatment. My 2nd son was on his 6th deployment. I told him to have the nurse put the phone to Michael's ear so he could talk and pray with him. I was in a hotel nearby. After he was on life support, I came back. I was forced to leave him again, even though I had permission to be there, they called security and had me escorted out. I told the security man, my oldest son was a police officer in Las Vegas. We had to disconnect Michael the next day, March 26, 2020. We had family & friends call on cell phone speaker. We were waiting for Michael's identical twin brother, Sean to call. The life support tube had been removed. Finally Sean got through. He was sleeping only to wake up to be told Michael was dying...to call him. Sean said: "I love you Michael". 2 breaths later Michael Graduated in my arms. Michael was waiting for Sean to get through to him. It's an incredible real life tragic reality. I was forced to leave my son. I felt like I drove my son to his death. He was to go there for treatment. I miss my son. I cry every day. We were very close. He gives me signs he is still right here. The love is strong from the other side..Heaven, across the Veil. I am also a survivor of violent crimes. I see you have a show on sexual assault. I am a survivor, not a victim.I actually wrote a book to help single parents and survivors of violent crimes. I have not promoted it, but it has helped those who have read it. I hope to get in touch with you. My daughter-in-law has life threatening cancer. Her husband, my 2nd son has Parkinsons, both are Veterans, 20 yrs and +. They have a young son. I thank you for your kindness. I thank you for caring. Mountain Lion Momma Bear Jill here. I love Mayim BTW!
Y’all need to talk to Howie Mandel! He was the first person I thought of when May was talking about how celebrities/people with a platform can make a difference by showing us that everyone goes through stuff behind what you may see AND helping us understand things like (in his case) OCD
My step mom is a nurse at a children's hospital and we are christian and believe in God. She mentioned that she has noticed that those who have faith, not just christian faith, move through these difficult times completely differently than those who have no faith. It is those who have faith of some kind that move through these times of illness with grace and peace.
Mayim always shared year by year how human perspective and their own narratives affect our own nature. Most of the times we don't need a special treatment. But, when it is needed the surroundings must or atleast consider that. It'll be great help. Hope people will work on that. Thank you for sharing your stories. Good podcast.😊
Question? what type of therapy is Mayim in? and how is she able to keep a therapist that long? I am not being rude I honestly want to know I am looking for that, I have struggled with that and I feel like I connected with her on that and would like to know more if you're will or if she is willing to share more information on it.
I haven’t watched this episode yet but I do listen to Mayim’s own podcast sometimes and I know a fair bit about therapy. As far as I know, Mayim is in some kind of psychodynamic-style therapy, which is a kind of therapy that looks at a person’s childhood/personal history when navigating their current issues. Mayim also talks a lot about “parts work” on her podcast, which is IFS (Internal Family Systems) lingo, and is another type of therapy approach. This could vary country by country, but typically, psychodynamic therapists will work with someone for as long as that person needs, which could span anywhere from 6 months to 5 years and beyond. In contrast, a very common therapy approach used these days is called CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) which looks at how a person’s thoughts impact their feelings and their behavior (and vice versa). This therapy approach is well-known for generally being a shorter-term therapy, and it is less common for a person to spend years working with the same CBT therapist.
We need to understand how risky it is to take any of those medications for a long period of time. Sun, water, diet, exercise, proper sleep… that’s a good way to start.
I did not know you study the hypothalamus! I can’t wait for the future to see what researchers discover regarding how hormones and organs work together and how to heal dysfunctions. I had a customer the other day who needs a hip replacement (she’s 48) and she started hormone therapy for menopause and her pain got better. That is fascinating! Our hormones are responsible for so much of our health and we are at the infancy of understanding this. Keep doing your research Mayim.
The best part of your podcast is that you let the guest talk without interrupting and then your response is thoughtful and resonate with what they actually said… slow transitions between topic changes results in such meaningful dialogue.
I am a psych nurse. I am laying here on my night off watching you guys and the Daisy foundation is a great foundation. Thank you so much!!! My brain hurts sometimes and I still have Covid patients. Currently 5 on the unit. I work in the geropsych unit with Alzheimer’s and Dementia and try real hard not to take it home. Mental health is very important and I hope you are doing better. Love your podcast btw!!!!!
Don't worry about going over for minutes! This was an amazing episode and even wish it was longer!❤️
Sometimes I forget how smart Mayim is until I hear her talking with regular people.
I was about to comment this. It’s astonishing.
🤣 same 😊
Same here!!
Many “regular people “ are simply not smart
As a TBBT stan and a lemon drop, this is the crossover I never knew I needed. Thank you, Tay and Taylor ❤
Thank you for inviting her Tay and Taylor! ❤ she is really smart and amazing 😭♥️ i do love her so much!
I adore your show, the husband and wife duo. It makes my heart happy!!🥲. I'm so glad that you had Mayim on your show! Thank you for sharing your lives with us!! ❤️❤️
This was such a great guest to have as she can relate to both of you- the hollywood acting world of Taylor and the science medical world of Tay. I adore all three of you, and the 3 of you together? Im going to have a smile on my face the rest of the day. Thank you
I just can't believe that three of my favourite people are together! Thank you so much, The Squeeze!
I loved watching this episode 😀! Mayim Bialik is such an impressive person. I follow her podcast and loved watching her on The Big Bang Theory.
I learned so much from this episode (as always) and there was a really good dynamic between you guys and Mayim! 💛
Also an enneagram 4 here and relate so much to Mayim!
This was my first episode of your podcast and I’m sure my algorithm brought me here for so many good reasons. Love Mayim and her podcast and look forward to seeing more of what you guts do here!
EMDR saved my life
Excellent interview! I’m a big Mayim fan, and this was well done by all. Thank you!
I’ve been really scared that I’m taking on too much with working at a hospital and going through nursing school but this interview reminded me that I do have a passion for the sciences and learning and nursing. So thank you so much ❤❤
Episodes keep getter better and better! Loved this one! So insightful! Learned alot about my self through what she had to say about herself and her struggles along the way
I am obsessed with this episode!! Thank you 🙏🏽
this is amazing episode. i Love both of your guys podcast.
I think this is my favorite episode yet!
Omg first episode I've seen of y'all's podcast and I just wanna say you two are so cute!!! Great topics, stayed in a flow.. I only watched cause of Mayim and then I realized who everyone was and loved the content..
I'll be back for another episode.
Love ya!!! 💜
What an amazing episode. So interesting. You guys always have great episodes. I look forward to your podcast/youtube every week ❤️
Love love this episode! Love her and learned so much!! ❤
I completely understand the grieving the loss of a career. I was a teacher during Covid and ended up leaving as well. 2021 I lost my best friend unexpectedly as well, so I was grieving the loss of her as well as in 2022, my career. I had worked to be a teacher since the age of 5. All this to say, I understand how Tay feels. Also, same name. I’m Taylor too haha
I also tried EMDR. It definitely helped.
Please bring Mayim Bialik back to your show as a regular guest host segment. She finds her balance when she is interviewed by you guys. She gets to show her smart casual fun side and teach all at once.I think that you are all are great together! By having two with medical degrees and two in theater. I feel this makes for a perfect ball of simple breakdowns for your “science segment “. Great podcast thank you!
LOVE this episode!!! She is amazing.
So appreciated this! Thank you!
TY for this great conversation with Mayim, guys!
Really enjoyed this episode.
I did not know you study the hypothalamus! I can’t wait for the future to see what researchers discover regarding how hormones and organs work together and how to heal dysfunctions. I had a customer the other day who needs a hip replacement (she’s 48) and she started hormone therapy for menopause and her pain got better. That is fascinating! Our hormones are responsible for so much of our health and we are at the infancy of understanding this. Keep doing your research Mayiam.
Wow she is incredible! Great conversation.
My new comfy place. Great interview! 🐝
Best Guest Ever!❤🔥
Mayim bialik we love u ❤,i"ve been following u since blossom ,you have got such a beautiful and unforgettable smile.thank u for co-starring with joey lawrence and Jim parsons for blossom and the big Bang theory. God bless u.
Mayim's style 🛐🛐🛐 very beautiful
Really enjoyed this!!
I LOVE This podcast ❤
Love your style, Mayim - look gorgeous❤❤
Great episode! So glad I found your show :)
So is so amazingly smart, wow I really enjoy listening to her speak about life
I LOVE MAYIM!!! ❤ She's amazing and so helpful!!
Mayim is so well spoken i love her and big bang theory!
I would put the giraffe in the zoo too. 🦒 I can't believe Tay said in a humane chimney 😂 💛
Thank you Taylor and Tay. I hope to get in touch with you. I thank you for what you are doing. I am a single mother of 6 sons. My youngest, identical twins, neurodivergent. Late diagnosis of Asperger's. Should have been diagnosed in elementary school.Therapist was livid as she said "they could have transitioned into adulthood with support". My youngest son, Michael, was killed at age 30 by blood thinners at UCSD La Jolla. His identical twin brother, both lived with me all of their lives, both "enably challenged" as they say (they don't like disabled), has been severely depressed, suicidal. 0 work, 0 disability benefits. I am fighting for his life. 0 support from so many that I have reached out to. I was forced to leave my son who I promised I would not leave him at the hospital. He tried to come with me, but he was just catheterized. I begged the doctors to let me stay. He had his Autism Speaks wrist band on. They did not listen. I realized I had to pull myself together. I went to him, told him "Stay strong, stay brave. I know you will. You are not alone. God is with you, Jesus is with you, your Angels are with you, your family's love is with you, I love you. I will be back as soon as I can." He nodded. He was so brave. He started to hemorrhage right after I left and was put on life support. Such disrespect and mistreatment. My 2nd son was on his 6th deployment. I told him to have the nurse put the phone to Michael's ear so he could talk and pray with him. I was in a hotel nearby. After he was on life support, I came back. I was forced to leave him again, even though I had permission to be there, they called security and had me escorted out. I told the security man, my oldest son was a police officer in Las Vegas. We had to disconnect Michael the next day, March 26, 2020. We had family & friends call on cell phone speaker. We were waiting for Michael's identical twin brother, Sean to call. The life support tube had been removed. Finally Sean got through. He was sleeping only to wake up to be told Michael was dying...to call him. Sean said: "I love you Michael". 2 breaths later Michael Graduated in my arms. Michael was waiting for Sean to get through to him. It's an incredible real life tragic reality. I was forced to leave my son. I felt like I drove my son to his death. He was to go there for treatment. I miss my son. I cry every day. We were very close. He gives me signs he is still right here. The love is strong from the other side..Heaven, across the Veil. I am also a survivor of violent crimes. I see you have a show on sexual assault. I am a survivor, not a victim.I actually wrote a book to help single parents and survivors of violent crimes. I have not promoted it, but it has helped those who have read it. I hope to get in touch with you. My daughter-in-law has life threatening cancer. Her husband, my 2nd son has Parkinsons, both are Veterans, 20 yrs and +. They have a young son. I thank you for your kindness. I thank you for caring. Mountain Lion Momma Bear Jill here. I love Mayim BTW!
Y’all need to talk to Howie Mandel! He was the first person I thought of when May was talking about how celebrities/people with a platform can make a difference by showing us that everyone goes through stuff behind what you may see AND helping us understand things like (in his case) OCD
My step mom is a nurse at a children's hospital and we are christian and believe in God. She mentioned that she has noticed that those who have faith, not just christian faith, move through these difficult times completely differently than those who have no faith. It is those who have faith of some kind that move through these times of illness with grace and peace.
Mayim always shared year by year
how human perspective and their own narratives affect our own nature.
Most of the times we don't need a special treatment.
But, when it is needed the surroundings must or atleast consider that.
It'll be great help.
Hope people will work on that.
Thank you for sharing your stories. Good podcast.😊
Love this episode!! ❤
Best episode ever!!!
She’s an incredible and amazing person! Great conversation
Love her 💙
My wifes mother was born in the caul and she was a shaman healer
42:40 What if you have scars from an elective surgery? Would that hold somatic connections?
Question? what type of therapy is Mayim in? and how is she able to keep a therapist that long? I am not being rude I honestly want to know I am looking for that, I have struggled with that and I feel like I connected with her on that and would like to know more if you're will or if she is willing to share more information on it.
I haven’t watched this episode yet but I do listen to Mayim’s own podcast sometimes and I know a fair bit about therapy. As far as I know, Mayim is in some kind of psychodynamic-style therapy, which is a kind of therapy that looks at a person’s childhood/personal history when navigating their current issues. Mayim also talks a lot about “parts work” on her podcast, which is IFS (Internal Family Systems) lingo, and is another type of therapy approach.
This could vary country by country, but typically, psychodynamic therapists will work with someone for as long as that person needs, which could span anywhere from 6 months to 5 years and beyond. In contrast, a very common therapy approach used these days is called CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) which looks at how a person’s thoughts impact their feelings and their behavior (and vice versa). This therapy approach is well-known for generally being a shorter-term therapy, and it is less common for a person to spend years working with the same CBT therapist.
What was the therapy called that Tay and mayim spoke about for trauma? It started with an E?
EMDR?
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It would be awesome if you had Hailey and Justin on your podcast.
I love mayim ❤❤❤
I don’t like needles either
Hearing this woman talk makes me feel like I’m not as smart as I thought I was😅
Yayyyy
A barn
Why does Mayim look like a Buffy writer? 😅
We need to understand how risky it is to take any of those medications for a long period of time. Sun, water, diet, exercise, proper sleep… that’s a good way to start.
Taylor needs to look into him being a sensitive. 23:27
My favorite thing I’ve heard about 4s is that they think their suffering is special. I raised a 4!
Donate to a Zoo me too
I did not know you study the hypothalamus! I can’t wait for the future to see what researchers discover regarding how hormones and organs work together and how to heal dysfunctions. I had a customer the other day who needs a hip replacement (she’s 48) and she started hormone therapy for menopause and her pain got better. That is fascinating! Our hormones are responsible for so much of our health and we are at the infancy of understanding this. Keep doing your research Mayim.