I have warm feelings for the world that the creators of Blue's Clues, together with Steve, created together; it truly touched millions. It's wonderful to see that, evidenced by this interview, Steve Burns himself is such a great soul. A collaboration such as this, with a pediatric cancer charity, is just about the most 'Steve' thing he could possibly do: thank you for channeling that same goodness into our world today!
As someone with vague memories of watching Blues Clues as a child, this really brings the perspective of who Steve Burns is beyond the actor on the screen. We've all grown as people throughout time. As someone about to graduate, it does feel like there are too many directions I can go in but the stress over finding a niche direction to work towards is real.
It's so nice to hear Steve open up about the struggles he's faced, even while being on Blue's Clues. Growing up, I was tuning into that show quite often and it's always had a special place in my heart, so I love seeing him having these open discussions as an adult. Fantastic episode. Thank you for teaching me to be curious, Steve.
Steve is such a honest person I know he said in some interviews he isn’t the nicest person but he’s the most honest person and that’s what makes him kind and understanding person 💙💚
Steve is by far my favorite host and character on Blue’s Clues. I love Joe and Josh just as much but there is something about Steve that makes him my favorite character: I loved how funny he was and always so happy. I never noticed that he was actually very depressed. Even when I am feeling very anxious, I feel so safe when I watch Steve on Blue’s Clues. I love hearing his voice I just feel very soothed. I wonder if he will see this comment and reply. I would love that. I’m so grateful to my mom and dad for taking me to Oklahoma City to meet the three hosts of Blue’s Clues and that day will always be a core memory for the rest of my life.
Framing gentle curiosity as a skill that has to be exercised was so insightful. Plus the lesson the character of Steve teaches, of the importance of genuinely asking for help, resonates with me in particular. It's hard to ask for help sometimes, and the vulnerability of that character really made him brave.
Wow. This is my favorite episode so far. So many great points to reap from this. I completely agree with the importance of maintaining curiosity throughout life; it forces us to be open-minded and never stop growing. This is why I personally believe that adults have a great deal to learn from children-they haven't attached to any biases or concepts yet. True listening, as Steve mentioned, also requires curiosity. It is one of the most beautiful things someone can do for someone else and the only way to foster a genuine connection. His point of asking for help struck me hard. Being vulnerable and seeking help is not weak, it is tremendously admirable and rather indicative of strength. It shows that you respect yourself and are willing to improve as a person, and there is no way that is anything but brave. So true about the toxicity of the idea of a singular dream. Humans are complex and we are not destined for any one thing. There is a liberation in knowing that there's an infinite amount of things to explore, discover, and love.
I love how this interview is playful and serious at the same time. The pursuit of happiness in life really isn't a straight line of how you want your life to be and trying to control it. Like time, life is wibbly-wobbly and we shouldn't limit the possibilities.
Wow, the message about unexpected adventures is so powerful. You never know what opportunity may be in front of you, and it's fascinating to hear about Steve's origin with Blue's Clues. Thank you for sharing this!
When I was younger Steve and blue taught me things if I didn’t have school I’ve been a fan of Steve since I was a literarily a baby haha it was so fun and still is today Steve did an excellent job in helping me everyone knew about Steve leaving for college and Joe as well I thank Steve for laying the foundation for my learning and am greatful also he’s so so brave for telling us that he had problems and to hear his journey from being Steve till now makes me proud to say hey I knew Steve bf yada yada yada. I’m so beyond proud of this man for everything he has done
Steve deserves admiration for openly sharing his emotions during this interview, displaying remarkable courage and vulnerability👏
Happy 50th Birthday Steve Burns 💚📓🖍🐶🐾
I have warm feelings for the world that the creators of Blue's Clues, together with Steve, created together; it truly touched millions. It's wonderful to see that, evidenced by this interview, Steve Burns himself is such a great soul. A collaboration such as this, with a pediatric cancer charity, is just about the most 'Steve' thing he could possibly do: thank you for channeling that same goodness into our world today!
"From an early age I relied on my imagination as a source of companionship."
I was born in 99, and Steven I watched you growing up.. this helped a lot
I grew up on Blue's Clues and Steve is a prominent face in my childhood, but he's such a genuine person here-- thank you, Steve!
As someone with vague memories of watching Blues Clues as a child, this really brings the perspective of who Steve Burns is beyond the actor on the screen. We've all grown as people throughout time. As someone about to graduate, it does feel like there are too many directions I can go in but the stress over finding a niche direction to work towards is real.
“Explore dream adjacents” 💙 amazing advice to finding happiness!
It's so nice to hear Steve open up about the struggles he's faced, even while being on Blue's Clues. Growing up, I was tuning into that show quite often and it's always had a special place in my heart, so I love seeing him having these open discussions as an adult. Fantastic episode. Thank you for teaching me to be curious, Steve.
Steve is such a honest person I know he said in some interviews he isn’t the nicest person but he’s the most honest person and that’s what makes him kind and understanding person 💙💚
Thank you Steve for just being amazing. You seriously are the best memories of my childhood so thank you for all that you have done.
Steve is by far my favorite host and character on Blue’s Clues. I love Joe and Josh just as much but there is something about Steve that makes him my favorite character: I loved how funny he was and always so happy. I never noticed that he was actually very depressed. Even when I am feeling very anxious, I feel so safe when I watch Steve on Blue’s Clues. I love hearing his voice I just feel very soothed. I wonder if he will see this comment and reply. I would love that. I’m so grateful to my mom and dad for taking me to Oklahoma City to meet the three hosts of Blue’s Clues and that day will always be a core memory for the rest of my life.
Framing gentle curiosity as a skill that has to be exercised was so insightful. Plus the lesson the character of Steve teaches, of the importance of genuinely asking for help, resonates with me in particular. It's hard to ask for help sometimes, and the vulnerability of that character really made him brave.
Wow. This is my favorite episode so far. So many great points to reap from this. I completely agree with the importance of maintaining curiosity throughout life; it forces us to be open-minded and never stop growing. This is why I personally believe that adults have a great deal to learn from children-they haven't attached to any biases or concepts yet. True listening, as Steve mentioned, also requires curiosity. It is one of the most beautiful things someone can do for someone else and the only way to foster a genuine connection.
His point of asking for help struck me hard. Being vulnerable and seeking help is not weak, it is tremendously admirable and rather indicative of strength. It shows that you respect yourself and are willing to improve as a person, and there is no way that is anything but brave.
So true about the toxicity of the idea of a singular dream. Humans are complex and we are not destined for any one thing. There is a liberation in knowing that there's an infinite amount of things to explore, discover, and love.
This was so beautiful. ❤
13:51 Fred Rogers is just the best mentor any of us can learn from
This was such a powerful video. Thank you Steve, for reminding us that there is no shame in asking for help but rather it's an act of courage ♥
Steve, thank you for being there throughout my childhood and now into my adulthood. You are amazing! 💙💙💙
I love how this interview is playful and serious at the same time. The pursuit of happiness in life really isn't a straight line of how you want your life to be and trying to control it. Like time, life is wibbly-wobbly and we shouldn't limit the possibilities.
Hi Steve 👋💚🐶🐾
Love Steve
I’m Gale I meet you
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I have my friends and family in Pennsylvania and New York City Connecticut New Jersey Puerto Rico All of them 50 states in the USA.
Wow, the message about unexpected adventures is so powerful. You never know what opportunity may be in front of you, and it's fascinating to hear about Steve's origin with Blue's Clues. Thank you for sharing this!
This was super insightful! loved hearing about how Steve’s character in blue’s clues had a profound impact on him ❤
When I was younger Steve and blue taught me things if I didn’t have school I’ve been a fan of Steve since I was a literarily a baby haha it was so fun and still is today Steve did an excellent job in helping me everyone knew about Steve leaving for college and Joe as well I thank Steve for laying the foundation for my learning and am greatful also he’s so so brave for telling us that he had problems and to hear his journey from being Steve till now makes me proud to say hey I knew Steve bf yada yada yada. I’m so beyond proud of this man for everything he has done
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I really enjoyed watching this! It’s amazing to see Steve on the show, these are all incredible insights!
Love this episode. I know with Steve being open about what he has gone through will help so many people. Thank you Steve.
My whole childhood right here. He is so brave for bearing his heart in this interview.
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