Really enjoy hearing real talk which shows actors/entertainers are doing a job they love. I will try to reach out to you Michael (?) Thankyou for all that your doing 🕊
17:37 Jared arrives 17:42 Talking about where Jared is living right now; Infered Sauna blanket 21:33 talking about 2 weeks quarantine 24:51 shoutout to his dog 25:09 talking about Gilmore Girls 25:45 talks about Sadie 29:02 tears up talking about Sadie(January 2019) 31:42 talks about the last day of filming supernatural 43:50 comes back from break 44:22 talks about kids, therapists 58:45 talking about anxiety(I feel like Jared has turned into a wise old man during quarantine while Jenson has turned into Jared) 1:07:18 comes back from break, talks about missing supernatural 1:10:10 talks about crying sam tears vs Jared tears 1:11:35 talks about Jared's arrest 1:19:47 talking about supernatural filming 1:27:49 Jared leaves
@@Tracy-Lee-Staton Jared P. made the statement in his interview somewhere around the 2/3 way through...I had to re-post/quote for the same reason, what a great way to put it!
I will always be grateful for Jared’s openness and honesty when it comes to mental health. I hope he knows how many people he’s helped by speaking so publicly about what he goes through. Thank you for having him on the podcast again, this was a fantastic conversation. And I am so sorry to hear about your sister, sending love.
Jared is so underrated and underestimated... He's such a brave, good and gentle guy, and of course an amazing actor. I love you so much Jared, please keep opening up to us (if and when you want ofc), we're always gonna be here for you... Be strong and please please please never change♥️ akf
I love Jared so much. He's the reason I started even watching Supernatural. I came across a quote of him talking about his depression on Pinterest and it encouraged me to seek help for myself. Jared changed my life and doesn't even know it.
I love that Mike gets his guests to open up and show how human they are without making everything weird. Jared opening up about his arrest and stopping his drinking was an eye-opener. I'm glad that he learned from it and acknowledged that it was humiliating, but it's something that could have happened to any of us. He's wise enough to learn from his mistakes. And when he was talking about mental health and his dog Sadie, I was teary-eyed for sure. His insights into mental health are always interestiing. And Michael, I'm sending all kinds of healing energy to you and your sister!
There are few celebrities I have more respect for than Jared Padalecki. His openness with regards to mental illness is important, and he's one of the few people with such a platform that actually uses it to put that important issue to the forefront. The fact that he had a slip-up is, to me, more a positive than a negative, at least in terms of the people that look up to him. "He's this millionaire actor, but hey, he had an issue like I had an issue." His work to get rid of the stigma that plagues mental illness is inspiring, and commands commendation. Great episode.
Thank you to Michael and Jared for such a sincere and bright conversation. Jared for me is not a "varnished" celebrity, but first of all a person. A person who does everything in his power for his family, friends and work. I wish you creative success in your future work, loyal friends and a long life for your beloved dogs.
Let me just say it here, I love the podcast, I love the guests but, man, the way Michael opens up, the things he shares, his fears and dramas, all those raw spots! I could seriously listen to him just talking about his life for two hours every week. He is the star and the soul of this podcast👏. He is what brought me here and what keeps me coming every week❤️. And I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one 😉.
I remember reading a magazine interview with Jared online; about his mental health issues rearing it's ugly head during filming of the 3rd season of Supernatural, and he had said something along the lines of "I had dogs, friends and family members who I knew loved me, but I was depressed anyway". That quote helped me realize that it was okay to admit to being depressed, and that I needed help for my own depression and anxiety. I was the kind of person who would viciously beat myself up at the first sign of depression, telling myself that I was being a conceited asshole for feeling sad "for no reason", telling myself that I had no right to be upset when other people out there had it worse, that I was being overly dramatic, etc. I had found Supernatural in 2014 or 2015 ( I forget exactly) only a little while after my own health issues took a dive in 2013. So having someone out there KNOW what it felt like, and to be open an honest about mental health, really helped me come to terms with my own.
@@coffeegirl18 Exactly, it's the ones that come out of nowhere that annoy me the most. Because if I'm anxious for a specific reason, I kinda have a chance to use logic to settle myself down, but if I'm just chilling and my heartbeat decides to randomly go into overdrive, then I'm just panicked AND confused.
It's so sad that people feel that way. If you break your arm, most people wouldn't be thinking "I/You should be glad that I/you still have your arm, there are people out there with only one arm!" Just because someone might, from a objective standpoint, have it worse, doesn't change the fact that your arm is broken, and that it hurts. By that logic, pretty much no one should be allowed feel bad (physically or mentally), because there's always someone else that has got it worse. But for some reason, we as humans seem to think that emotional well being is completely different than physical. All it does is invalidate peoples feelings, and then people start feeling even worse because they're feeling bad and it's a downwards spiral. It's stupid that seeing a doctor for your body is completely normal and fine, but seeing one for your mental health is frowned upon. Seen as weak. Society truly does suck sometimes... Depression is one of the biggest killers in the affluent Europe and America, yet we keep treating it like something to be ashamed of. So I agree, it's nice seeing people who actually can reach and affect a lot of people be open about mental health. I wish more people would follow that example.
Anna Meyers your comment is actually coming to me as I'm dealing with a lot of things, I can't even tell you how hard it hit my heart because I never even heard that story about Jared before that you just relayed (and I am a die-hard SPN fan lol) Getting back to your post, I have been going through things and saying the same things about being selfish, conceited, thinking how can I feel this way etc and then unable to understand how are why I could feel this way and the thoughts keep going over and over "I have no right to feel this way I have no right to be upset I have no right to feel this anxious" although I know some things are in my control, I know there are others that are not. And then something weird will happen I click on this podcast and I read your comment, l want to let you know your comment lifted my heart today ❤️
Been looking forward to this episode all week. Jared’s candor about his struggles with depression is very inspiring. Thanks for having him on. It really means a lot Rosey😀❤️
Oh my god, Jareds so.. Hes just so straight out amazing. He has this huge warm heart and personality. I really wants to meet him someday and just say thank you and hug him big time ❤️
Nothing makes me cry easier than seeing my dad cry. He cries and I'm a goner. I can't imagine how hard it was for you to see that. Your family is in my thoughts.
@@AC-ri2ph Michael's younger sister died recently. She was 15 and was born with a chromosomal defect that made her terminally ill. He talks about it before Jared comes on.
I absolutely love the fact that Jared talks about his anxiety and mental health so openly, it helps so much everyone that deals with it. Michael also talks a lot about it. It is really important and inspiring, thank you for that!
when it comes to being there for your dog's last moments: I have worked at both an animal shelter and a vet clinic, and I have seen up close what happens when owners aren't there for that, I have seen dog's that came in pretty much already gone fighting the sedatives and stuff and completely panic because they kept looking for their owner that wasn't there, and that is the worst thing ever! and besides, that dog has been by your side and your best friend for years and has supported you through everything, so I'd say it's only fair to return the favor for those last moments... so yeah, it will be hard and there will be tears and all of that, but on behalf of all dogs, spare them the "my person isn't here for the scariest day of my life" panic and be there, just be there, they'd do the same for you
And yes, during working at that shelter and that clinic I was usualy the one that would step up and stand in for the owners that really walked away from it, ofcourse, it's still not the same as their own person being there, but atleast the dog didn't die alone...
Ive had to do this too. My neighbors pitbull got hit by a car on the highway after months of us telling him to keep his pup off the road cos its a busy road. He had the dog for years. This man was awful & acted like this incovienced him. He wouldn't even get his own dog off the road. The dog was injured bad! We got his dog pff the highway n spent 10 mins rubbing it until it passed.... So sad. He didn't even come out to comfort the pup or help burry it. He was on his Xbox. F that guy!
@@TruecrimerSalad on behalf of that poor pup: thank you for being there, even though it was hard or tough to do, thank you for atleast trying to soften the fear and pain and not letting the poor pup go out alone, you're never really gone aslong as someone still remembers
I'm very excited for this episode!! 💙 I really loved the last time Jared Padalecki was on the podcast. Thank you for having him back. He is such an inspiring human being just like you are Rosey. My mom and I got shirts from his "Always Keep Fighting" campaign. The message is so important. To always keep fighting and never give up ❤️ Thank you for always putting your heart and soul into this amazing podcast we all love. We are so blessed to have it and you. Love you Rosey ❤️
@@InsideOfYouPodcast just finished watching the intro. I'm so sorry to hear about your sister Rosey. Sending lots of love, hugs, prayers to you and your family ❤️
My dog Amy is going to be 16 in November I’m going through the same things Jared did, and I can only hope things will go as gracefully for me as they did for Jared. Dog love is forever love.
I'm thankful for Jared's advice and that he's so open with his mental health, because sometimes it's easy to get lost in the hopelessness of Depression and Suicide, and just feeling like nothing will get better, you just get trapped on all the negative thoughts, memories, things you've fucked up and it's just hard, I've been depressed the majority of my life kind of just something I've had to live with and like him and Michael said it's kind of just there in the car with you, and you can't kick it out but you can still tell it to fuck off, but it's not always easy, I've made a few attempts in my 23 years of life, been hospitalized, and my Therapist never really helped, but to be honest probably should've tried someone else, her advice was usually to pray or read the Book of Mormon even though I'd told her more than once I'm Atheist, so more than anything I'd go to the sessions and just be annoyed. Anyway Anxiety is probably what I've made the most progress on, used to be so bad I could hardly say hello to a stranger, I was too scared to order food at a restaurant. But now it's not nearly as severe, I still get Anxiety from having to drive somewhere, or talking on the phone, it's mostly small things now, but I still can't help but overly worry about the most trivial things. Anyway my point is, it's easy to get lost in all the bad, but I think Jared offered great advice, to maybe try and help yourself get away from that. Really need to thank him and everyone else who worked on Supernatural, because it's helped me get through a lot.
Just saw Jensen’s episode and it was my first time watching/listening to your podcast. Loved that, and this one too! I’ve been binging now, and I really love how comfortable and natural the whole thing feels with every single guest. I also hope your family finds peace and strength during this difficult time, my deepest condolences for the loss of your sister ❤️
Much love for Jared! Hes a incredible human being who has positively impact the lives of many people! Thanks Mike for having him back and for creating a safe space for Jared to talk about such delicate subjects!
Jared opening up about his arrest and stopping his drinking was an eye-opener. I'm glad that he learned from it and acknowledged that it was humiliating, but it's something that could have happened to any of us. He's wise enough to learn from his mistakes.
What a great podcast! This episode with Jared was amazing. Could listen for hours. I love how he's always open about his issues and troubles. And I also saw how uncomfortable he was talking about his arrest but he kept going. Very brave to stop drinking. His love to his dogs is one of the many reasons I love him so much. I'm really rooting for his success and I liked that it will be an all new Texas Ranger. But what really surprised me was that he's the classic car man. The others always pointed him like the one most likely to hit the impala. But well done. They both deserved. All the success J2!
Jared is an amazing human ,so true of heart ,& the love he has for life is just awesome ,spn will live in our hearts forever 💕💕 he has helped me so much.i love him for his honesty & it's very hard to open up about anxiety / depression ,but thank God he has the will to keep fighting ,he is my heart & soul forever 🌞🌞🌹
If I get a wish, I am wishing for a candid conversation with Jared Padalecki. His status as an actor and Sam Winchester aside but This Conversation made me cry, smile, laugh and think At the same time. When he talks you could tell the emotions he feels and how he is so invested in different topics.
There are 2 sides to a story for a reason. People were just too quick on dragging him cause they saw him stumble. He wasn't to be blamed fully for what went down to begin with, cause it was so out of character for him + the cameras just happened to be right there, sus from the start. Nevertheless, I'm truly proud of Jared and how he handled himself and turned that to better himself.
I remember my first gut reaction when I heard about Jared's arrest was "Oh, please say people aren't going to hold this over him." People make mistakes - some are bigger than others - but I grew up in a college town and I know how easy and common it is for an individual to lose control. And to be frank, having a history of chronic depression among other things makes the blow that much harder (I think my grammar sucked there, but nothing highlighted). Anyway, I can only thank God that Jared has a community of support - not enablement, not cover-up, but genuine support. Michael, you've always been a part of that community from the WB/CW Branch and your session here with Jared is just another part of that community of support. I'm now a subscriber!
I think one of the huge reasons people love SPN Not only because of the story but because of the actors on the show specifically J& J. When all of that stuff happened with Jared I said to myself wow I can't imagine if there were cameras everywhere or someone can just hold them up and record some of the absolutely horrifying behavior I've done in the past It actually made me love him more. there weren't a thousand people trying to crowd around him afterwards make excuses or do what every other sold-out celebrity does these guys are the real deal Love you Jared ♥️
I've been waiting for this podcast!! I've been a fan of Jares for a while now, and my respect and admiration for him has never wavered. Listening to this podcast has only made me admire him more. He learns from his mistakes, and draws inspiration from his surroundings. He's a genuine soul and I adore him ❤💖💖💖
This was my first watch of this podcast, came on to see Jared. Really enjoyed Michael‘s approach and openness so I will be watch more. In regards to Jared, I’m lucky to have met him on a couple of occasions because my cousin worked for him on Supernatural. Such a great, personable guy and that really comes across in this interview. What really struck me personally was his sharing of his dog Sadie‘s death. My dog is 15 too, and has the same issues Sadie did. Jared describing to Michael how someone knows when it is time to let go was something I needed to know at just this time. On another note, Supernatural was such a big part of Vancouver’s film industry, will truly be missed.
Thank you millions for treating Jared so cordially as a guest!! It was the nicest thing J2 could do in the quarantine peirod to come in this podcast!!!❤ I wish all the good luck and fortune to this channel😉👍
I came because I saw Jared was on but man, hearing Michael talking at the start, I’m hooked in and will be back for every episode now. Your family are in my thoughts, it’s such a hard process when you have a terminally ill family member, especially when it’s 15 years. Sending so much love your way and thank you for sharing this and making me cry. You are a special and wonderful human Michael Rosenbaum ❤️
This was a great conversation and thank you Jared for your openness and honesty. Your commitment towards your work, family, friends, growth inspires many. I hope you know that. Thanks! for sharing.
Holy shit this one resonated with me. First of all, all the love to you and your family, man. My dad had a family before he met my mum, and that brother of mine passed away from cancer last year. He was 39 so an adult, but yeah. I met him at most once a year and we didn't grow up together the way me and my other brother did. I mean sure, I guess we had a relationship so it sucked, but his passing just really destroyed my dad, it was really fucking difficult to watch =/ Second of all, sort of like your guest I stopped drinking after I just realized I become an ASSHOLE with alcohol in my system (there were a few incidents). And damn, I can't even tell you how many times each month people tell me that I should take a glass or two (I'm from one of those European countries where drinking is insanely normalized and almost mandatory) and it annoys the living shit out of me that people can't just accept that I don't like the person I become with alkohol, so I have quit it. Yeah, I don't know, it just felt good hearing someone you admire have a similar story. Anyways, I found the podcast because of the Supernatural boys, but I'm absolutely sticking around and subscribing! Thanks for reading, take care and pls be safe.
this is just gonna be me crying along with Jared. I went through the same thing with my dog in February, having to put her done. She was 14 almost 14 1/2, and she was my baby. One of the hardest things I have to do in my life. Totally understand the pain and sadness Jared.
Loved this!! Admire the hell out of Jared's openness in discussing tough subjects!! He's my fave and didn't disappoint!! And Koda was adorable. Well done!!! and thanks
Love your show so much that I rewatced it again. I so enjoyed your interviews with Jared & Jensen, I have watched Supernatural since it first started. I do hope they come back soon in the future for additional episodes my heart's still broken over the ending of this series. However, their paths are changing, hope they never loose their bonds with other, they 2 remarkable men. 🙂
I agree with Jenson, I just erased my Facebook and Instagram it's all too much. Now that's just me because I have two kids and have to work through the pandemic cleaning buildings of all things. The alerts and the attraction to pick up your phone constantly. I would see things that would trigger me cause anxiety. So I had to get rid of half of that stuff. I'm not famous or popular on any sort of social media anyway. For a guy like me it's just a waste of time and a distraction. Like being in a crowded room and no one cares to hear what you have to say. I'm still a bit weak I kept Twitter and patreon. Love what you do Michael and I get why you do it. I have benefited from your work and appreciate all you do. If anyone reads this I suck a punctuation and to be honest I could care less.
This was an awsome show. I didn't know about Jared Padelecki until about a month ago, but having listened to this podcast, He seems wise and genuine and very relatable. Thanks for brining him on and Please pass on the message that he helps a lot more that he may think. Thanks to you both.
Sorry to hear about everything recently Michael. Thanks for the podcasts with the Supernatural boys and many others. Thoughts are with you and your family.
My condolences to you and your family, I also had a brother with a serious condition from birth, as you say I wanted the event to pass so that he would not suffer more but then the pain remained for a while and I don't even want to imagine your father's pain, it will get better with time, and thanks for sharing that, what you did is not easy. An amazing podcast, I love Jared Padalecki and Supernatural is my second favorite show of all time Greetings from Argentina
I really appreciated this episode. I'm going through some stress/anxiety/mess in my life and you and Jared had some inspiring and uplifting things to say about it. I appreciate you both and your honesty and openness. I love Jared from SPN and that made the episode even better. You are both admirable men. Seriously. Thank you for this episode.
I teared up a lot about the sick/dead pets. I had my first dog on my own die this past Christmas (she was 11) and I had two of my giant rabbits killed by a fox/coyote - I wish they just went missing vs my Dad finding them like that. My new rescue dog basically got me through everything and he's an amazing pup...He was abused by his first owner and the second owner didn't have the space for him. I had mom take him to the vet while I was under quarantine for a checkup and she asked if he was going to be a therapy dog. When I got him he would shake and shrink into himself. I kept training him though and he really enjoyed reward based training/doing zoomies in my large backyard. I totally get the reference of the food as reward and the psychiatry vs psychologist. I went to a psychiatrist when I was 21 and she was fantastic, she just wanted me to talk through things then basically said "There's nothing that wrong with you but you definitely have Generalized Anxiety Disorder." I had panic attacks as a teen and I kept feeling like I was going to die. I was later diagnosed with lyme disease which can cause heightened mental illness issues and am basically cured/in remission now. I honestly thought he was either drugged or possibly had a bipolar episode. My grandpa was bipolar and would be an entirely different person when he drank. I'm happy Jared's okay now.
Best podcast ever. Even if I have never heard of your guest, I listen and thoroughly enjoy it. The conversation is amazing and every episode is different and unique. I love it!!!
I will definitely listen to this podcast after work! Am sure it's gonna be awesome 👌 I love Jared Padalecki, I'm always interested to see his interviews. he is a great guy.
What a wonderful podcast, thank you so much Michael. It was like listening to two friends chat, share advice, and comfort. There was real connection and emotion there. The fact that you two love your dogs so very much, tells me a lot about the both of you, and your giant hearts. Your dogs are blessed to have you. I respect Jared's openness about his arrest, and using it as a teachable moment to learn and grow. No excuses. What I will take away from this podcast and remember for life is "no feeling is final" Thank you ❤️
The talk about anxiety really hit home. I have anxiety and panic attacks and i'll be the first to admit some days are much worse than others but i have to try to push myself through them cause the fact is as a mother of 3 children ages 5 and under i cant just curl up in a ball and say i give up cause they need me. Now i will also state even though i push myself to take care of them i dont always take care of myself very well so that is something i struggle with.
The conversation about living in the moment felt like something was taking the words from my mind, and describing my inner experience of daily life. I have chills, and feel so validated. Thank you both for this❤️
Loved this interview. Even more than Jensens. When he talked about pain and suffering, I totally understood. Everything changes, good or bad it will change. And Gen is a badass like myself. Natural childbirth was a b****. Love Jared
Absolutely fantastic interview! I LOVE that you normalize discussing mental health. It's such an important topic that doesn't get enough coverage. Thanks for really talking with Jared and digging into some good details!
Looking forward to listening to Jared’s return to the podcast. A good way to start my Tuesday morning. ❤️
Hope you folks enjoyed both him and Jensen
Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum You know I did. 😊
@@InsideOfYouPodcast always enjoying your podcast Michael, you're so good at this. Hope you're doing okay, take care 😘
Same here!
Really enjoy hearing real talk which shows actors/entertainers are doing a job they love. I will try to reach out to you Michael (?)
Thankyou for all that your doing 🕊
17:37 Jared arrives
17:42 Talking about where Jared is living right now; Infered Sauna blanket
21:33 talking about 2 weeks quarantine
24:51 shoutout to his dog
25:09 talking about Gilmore Girls
25:45 talks about Sadie
29:02 tears up talking about Sadie(January 2019)
31:42 talks about the last day of filming supernatural
43:50 comes back from break
44:22 talks about kids, therapists
58:45 talking about anxiety(I feel like Jared has turned into a wise old man during quarantine while Jenson has turned into Jared)
1:07:18 comes back from break, talks about missing supernatural
1:10:10 talks about crying sam tears vs Jared tears
1:11:35 talks about Jared's arrest
1:19:47 talking about supernatural filming
1:27:49 Jared leaves
Again u r awesome dude!
Thanks you dude ! Its really cool from you to take the Time for making a list si fast !
Thank you Harry
THANK YOU
Well done. Thank you for your time.
"Pain is mandatory, suffering is optional"...absolute Truth.
What a profound statement Mike. Well said.
@@Tracy-Lee-Staton Jared P. made the statement in his interview somewhere around the 2/3 way through...I had to re-post/quote for the same reason, what a great way to put it!
@@mikemccann9067 yep I heard him say that after I read your comment. I’m glad you reposted his quote because it is a great way to put it! 👍🏻 Cheers!!
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I will always be grateful for Jared’s openness and honesty when it comes to mental health. I hope he knows how many people he’s helped by speaking so publicly about what he goes through. Thank you for having him on the podcast again, this was a fantastic conversation. And I am so sorry to hear about your sister, sending love.
I started watching this and wondered to my self, " I wonder if Alana saw this." so i paused the video to check if maybe you commented and here you are
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What happened to Rosey's sister?
Jared is so underrated and underestimated... He's such a brave, good and gentle guy, and of course an amazing actor. I love you so much Jared, please keep opening up to us (if and when you want ofc), we're always gonna be here for you... Be strong and please please please never change♥️ akf
I love Jared so much. He's the reason I started even watching Supernatural. I came across a quote of him talking about his depression on Pinterest and it encouraged me to seek help for myself. Jared changed my life and doesn't even know it.
Same saamme
Jared is so honest and down to earth, he seems like such a kind and understanding person. We ❤️ you Jared!!
James Marsters, Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki all within a few months...amazing
He got so emotional talking about Sadie ❤
Who, Jared?
He was almost crying 😭
And now I'm crying over my own Sadie, a cat we just lost at 19 years old.
Probably one of those podcast episodes that made me cry. My sincere condolences to you and your family, Michael.
Listening to him, and Jensen, being so candid about stuff, is always so interesting. I could listen to them talk forever
I love that Mike gets his guests to open up and show how human they are without making everything weird. Jared opening up about his arrest and stopping his drinking was an eye-opener. I'm glad that he learned from it and acknowledged that it was humiliating, but it's something that could have happened to any of us. He's wise enough to learn from his mistakes. And when he was talking about mental health and his dog Sadie, I was teary-eyed for sure. His insights into mental health are always interestiing. And Michael, I'm sending all kinds of healing energy to you and your sister!
There are few celebrities I have more respect for than Jared Padalecki. His openness with regards to mental illness is important, and he's one of the few people with such a platform that actually uses it to put that important issue to the forefront. The fact that he had a slip-up is, to me, more a positive than a negative, at least in terms of the people that look up to him. "He's this millionaire actor, but hey, he had an issue like I had an issue." His work to get rid of the stigma that plagues mental illness is inspiring, and commands commendation.
Great episode.
This episode could've been 5 hours long and my ass would still be glued to the seat. What a good conversation. Still not ready for the show to end.
Agree 💯 %
Same i love hearing Jared talks about anything like even if he's talking about the same thing for 10 hours I'd hear him and enjoyyyy
@@Z.h.S.B. Right? Both Jared and Rosenbaum have a thing when telling stories where they just suck you in and you want to hear more lol
@@baygona yes exactly 😂
Absolutely!
i could listen to Jared talk all day ! thanks for having him Mike !
Same, I'm watching this for the 3rd time
Second time watching.
Thank you to Michael and Jared for such a sincere and bright conversation. Jared for me is not a "varnished" celebrity, but first of all a person. A person who does everything in his power for his family, friends and work. I wish you creative success in your future work, loyal friends and a long life for your beloved dogs.
Let me just say it here, I love the podcast, I love the guests but, man, the way Michael opens up, the things he shares, his fears and dramas, all those raw spots! I could seriously listen to him just talking about his life for two hours every week. He is the star and the soul of this podcast👏. He is what brought me here and what keeps me coming every week❤️. And I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one 😉.
I remember reading a magazine interview with Jared online; about his mental health issues rearing it's ugly head during filming of the 3rd season of Supernatural, and he had said something along the lines of "I had dogs, friends and family members who I knew loved me, but I was depressed anyway". That quote helped me realize that it was okay to admit to being depressed, and that I needed help for my own depression and anxiety.
I was the kind of person who would viciously beat myself up at the first sign of depression, telling myself that I was being a conceited asshole for feeling sad "for no reason", telling myself that I had no right to be upset when other people out there had it worse, that I was being overly dramatic, etc. I had found Supernatural in 2014 or 2015 ( I forget exactly) only a little while after my own health issues took a dive in 2013. So having someone out there KNOW what it felt like, and to be open an honest about mental health, really helped me come to terms with my own.
I totally get that. I've had anxiety attacks for no reason sometimes too. I eventually learned to have them and work through them.
@@coffeegirl18 Exactly, it's the ones that come out of nowhere that annoy me the most. Because if I'm anxious for a specific reason, I kinda have a chance to use logic to settle myself down, but if I'm just chilling and my heartbeat decides to randomly go into overdrive, then I'm just panicked AND confused.
It's so sad that people feel that way. If you break your arm, most people wouldn't be thinking "I/You should be glad that I/you still have your arm, there are people out there with only one arm!" Just because someone might, from a objective standpoint, have it worse, doesn't change the fact that your arm is broken, and that it hurts. By that logic, pretty much no one should be allowed feel bad (physically or mentally), because there's always someone else that has got it worse. But for some reason, we as humans seem to think that emotional well being is completely different than physical. All it does is invalidate peoples feelings, and then people start feeling even worse because they're feeling bad and it's a downwards spiral. It's stupid that seeing a doctor for your body is completely normal and fine, but seeing one for your mental health is frowned upon. Seen as weak. Society truly does suck sometimes...
Depression is one of the biggest killers in the affluent Europe and America, yet we keep treating it like something to be ashamed of. So I agree, it's nice seeing people who actually can reach and affect a lot of people be open about mental health. I wish more people would follow that example.
You are very wise and open loved your response!!❤️💜💚💙♥️
Anna Meyers your comment is actually coming to me as I'm dealing with a lot of things, I can't even tell you how hard it hit my heart because I never even heard that story about Jared before that you just relayed (and I am a die-hard SPN fan lol) Getting back to your post, I have been going through things and saying the same things about being selfish, conceited, thinking how can I feel this way etc and then unable to understand how are why I could feel this way and the thoughts keep going over and over "I have no right to feel this way I have no right to be upset I have no right to feel this anxious" although I know some things are in my control, I know there are others that are not. And then something weird will happen I click on this podcast and I read your comment, l want to let you know your comment lifted my heart today ❤️
Jared is a good guy. Down to earth. Human as hell. Bravo for 15 years of supernatural
Been looking forward to this episode all week. Jared’s candor about his struggles with depression is very inspiring. Thanks for having him on. It really means a lot Rosey😀❤️
Oh my god, Jareds so.. Hes just so straight out amazing. He has this huge warm heart and personality. I really wants to meet him someday and just say thank you and hug him big time ❤️
Nothing makes me cry easier than seeing my dad cry. He cries and I'm a goner. I can't imagine how hard it was for you to see that. Your family is in my thoughts.
what are you referring to? what happened?
@@AC-ri2ph Michael's younger sister died recently. She was 15 and was born with a chromosomal defect that made her terminally ill. He talks about it before Jared comes on.
My condolences on the loss of your sister. It's never easy when that chain is broken. Sending you and your family love and prayers.
Jared is such an inspiration, such a sweet, kind and at the same time full of funny guy. Love him with all my heart and proud of being his fan.
I absolutely love the fact that Jared talks about his anxiety and mental health so openly, it helps so much everyone that deals with it. Michael also talks a lot about it. It is really important and inspiring, thank you for that!
Koda is so cute!! When Jared started tearing up and he put his little paw in his hand like stoooopppp 💗☹
when it comes to being there for your dog's last moments: I have worked at both an animal shelter and a vet clinic, and I have seen up close what happens when owners aren't there for that, I have seen dog's that came in pretty much already gone fighting the sedatives and stuff and completely panic because they kept looking for their owner that wasn't there, and that is the worst thing ever! and besides, that dog has been by your side and your best friend for years and has supported you through everything, so I'd say it's only fair to return the favor for those last moments... so yeah, it will be hard and there will be tears and all of that, but on behalf of all dogs, spare them the "my person isn't here for the scariest day of my life" panic and be there, just be there, they'd do the same for you
And yes, during working at that shelter and that clinic I was usualy the one that would step up and stand in for the owners that really walked away from it, ofcourse, it's still not the same as their own person being there, but atleast the dog didn't die alone...
Ive had to do this too. My neighbors pitbull got hit by a car on the highway after months of us telling him to keep his pup off the road cos its a busy road. He had the dog for years. This man was awful & acted like this incovienced him. He wouldn't even get his own dog off the road. The dog was injured bad! We got his dog pff the highway n spent 10 mins rubbing it until it passed.... So sad. He didn't even come out to comfort the pup or help burry it. He was on his Xbox. F that guy!
@@TruecrimerSalad on behalf of that poor pup: thank you for being there, even though it was hard or tough to do, thank you for atleast trying to soften the fear and pain and not letting the poor pup go out alone, you're never really gone aslong as someone still remembers
I'm very excited for this episode!! 💙 I really loved the last time Jared Padalecki was on the podcast. Thank you for having him back. He is such an inspiring human being just like you are Rosey. My mom and I got shirts from his "Always Keep Fighting" campaign. The message is so important. To always keep fighting and never give up ❤️ Thank you for always putting your heart and soul into this amazing podcast we all love. We are so blessed to have it and you.
Love you Rosey ❤️
even better this time. get into a bunch of good stuff. appreciate it Lisa
@@InsideOfYouPodcast just finished watching the intro. I'm so sorry to hear about your sister Rosey. Sending lots of love, hugs, prayers to you and your family ❤️
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My daughter’s first tattoo is “Always Keep Fighting”. ❤️❤️
Literally could listen to jared telling stories all day long. He’s got so much amazing and wise insights into the way of the world.
Just watched the intro and all I’m going to say is that I’m sending you lots of love, Michael and my thoughts are with you and your family.
My dog Amy is going to be 16 in November I’m going through the same things Jared did, and I can only hope things will go as gracefully for me as they did for Jared. Dog love is forever love.
I'm thankful for Jared's advice and that he's so open with his mental health, because sometimes it's easy to get lost in the hopelessness of Depression and Suicide, and just feeling like nothing will get better, you just get trapped on all the negative thoughts, memories, things you've fucked up and it's just hard, I've been depressed the majority of my life kind of just something I've had to live with and like him and Michael said it's kind of just there in the car with you, and you can't kick it out but you can still tell it to fuck off, but it's not always easy, I've made a few attempts in my 23 years of life, been hospitalized, and my Therapist never really helped, but to be honest probably should've tried someone else, her advice was usually to pray or read the Book of Mormon even though I'd told her more than once I'm Atheist, so more than anything I'd go to the sessions and just be annoyed. Anyway Anxiety is probably what I've made the most progress on, used to be so bad I could hardly say hello to a stranger, I was too scared to order food at a restaurant. But now it's not nearly as severe, I still get Anxiety from having to drive somewhere, or talking on the phone, it's mostly small things now, but I still can't help but overly worry about the most trivial things.
Anyway my point is, it's easy to get lost in all the bad, but I think Jared offered great advice, to maybe try and help yourself get away from that. Really need to thank him and everyone else who worked on Supernatural, because it's helped me get through a lot.
He's literally my favorite person.
Same
Just saw Jensen’s episode and it was my first time watching/listening to your podcast. Loved that, and this one too! I’ve been binging now, and I really love how comfortable and natural the whole thing feels with every single guest. I also hope your family finds peace and strength during this difficult time, my deepest condolences for the loss of your sister ❤️
I love it when actors act like normal people. Pretty much all of the SPN cast has that vibe, it's pretty awesome
It’s crazy how many seasons of supernatural he did like 🤯
Much love for Jared! Hes a incredible human being who has positively impact the lives of many people! Thanks Mike for having him back and for creating a safe space for Jared to talk about such delicate subjects!
He doesn't mind wearing his soul on his sleeve. Very open always. Love that about him
Jared opening up about his arrest and stopping his drinking was an eye-opener. I'm glad that he learned from it and acknowledged that it was humiliating, but it's something that could have happened to any of us. He's wise enough to learn from his mistakes.
What a great podcast! This episode with Jared was amazing. Could listen for hours. I love how he's always open about his issues and troubles. And I also saw how uncomfortable he was talking about his arrest but he kept going. Very brave to stop drinking. His love to his dogs is one of the many reasons I love him so much. I'm really rooting for his success and I liked that it will be an all new Texas Ranger. But what really surprised me was that he's the classic car man. The others always pointed him like the one most likely to hit the impala. But well done. They both deserved. All the success J2!
Jared is an amazing human ,so true of heart ,& the love he has for life is just awesome ,spn will live in our hearts forever 💕💕 he has helped me so much.i love him for his honesty & it's very hard to open up about anxiety / depression ,but thank God he has the will to keep fighting ,he is my heart & soul forever 🌞🌞🌹
If I get a wish, I am wishing for a candid conversation with Jared Padalecki. His status as an actor and Sam Winchester aside but This Conversation made me cry, smile, laugh and think At the same time. When he talks you could tell the emotions he feels and how he is so invested in different topics.
I did NOT expect to cry today... That first story about Sadie... omygoodness🤧🤧🤧🤧❤❤❤
Deepest condolences concerning your sister, Michael.
Good Morning and Happy Tuesday, Rosey! Very very excited to hear you once again get inside of Jared! 💙
There are 2 sides to a story for a reason. People were just too quick on dragging him cause they saw him stumble. He wasn't to be blamed fully for what went down to begin with, cause it was so out of character for him + the cameras just happened to be right there, sus from the start. Nevertheless, I'm truly proud of Jared and how he handled himself and turned that to better himself.
I remember my first gut reaction when I heard about Jared's arrest was "Oh, please say people aren't going to hold this over him." People make mistakes - some are bigger than others - but I grew up in a college town and I know how easy and common it is for an individual to lose control. And to be frank, having a history of chronic depression among other things makes the blow that much harder (I think my grammar sucked there, but nothing highlighted). Anyway, I can only thank God that Jared has a community of support - not enablement, not cover-up, but genuine support. Michael, you've always been a part of that community from the WB/CW Branch and your session here with Jared is just another part of that community of support. I'm now a subscriber!
I think one of the huge reasons people love SPN Not only because of the story but because of the actors on the show specifically J& J. When all of that stuff happened with Jared I said to myself wow I can't imagine if there were cameras everywhere or someone can just hold them up and record some of the absolutely horrifying behavior I've done in the past It actually made me love him more. there weren't a thousand people trying to crowd around him afterwards make excuses or do what every other sold-out celebrity does these guys are the real deal Love you Jared ♥️
The Walker cast is getting better and better. This new take on the character for sure I am interested in seeing.
And now there's even Genevieve😍
Another much NEEDED interview!!! Man, THANK YOU so much for bringing Jensen and Jared along!! Love this!
I love Jared so much, such an special human being 🥺 thank you for having him Michael
I've been waiting for this podcast!! I've been a fan of Jares for a while now, and my respect and admiration for him has never wavered. Listening to this podcast has only made me admire him more. He learns from his mistakes, and draws inspiration from his surroundings. He's a genuine soul and I adore him ❤💖💖💖
A really amazing podcast. I'm a huge fan of Jared and Jensen. I like how he was so open about everything you guys talked about here. 😊
I love how open y’all are about mental health and I love how Jared sees it..like an old friend. No feeling is final. I dig it.
Omg JARED!!!! Finally! I've been waiting the whole week. Counting the days. I'm watching it right now!
So sorry for your loss Michael.
Wow. This is a really powerful episode. Right on time for me. Thank you!
Nice to see Celebs who are Down to Earth like us. Who we can relate to & enjoy listening too. Thank you all for sharing your time with us
Thank you for having both Jared and Jensen on your podcast. 💙
This was my first watch of this podcast, came on to see Jared. Really enjoyed Michael‘s approach and openness so I will be watch more. In regards to Jared, I’m lucky to have met him on a couple of occasions because my cousin worked for him on Supernatural. Such a great, personable guy and that really comes across in this interview. What really struck me personally was his sharing of his dog Sadie‘s death. My dog is 15 too, and has the same issues Sadie did. Jared describing to Michael how someone knows when it is time to let go was something I needed to know at just this time. On another note, Supernatural was such a big part of Vancouver’s film industry, will truly be missed.
I'm a few minutes into the interview and I'm already crying like a baby 😭
Jared and his character Sam Winchester has been the reason I came back to Supernatural after a couple of years. Loved hearing him here. ❤️
Thank you Michael! Loved hearing both Jared and Jensen’s conversations with you. I hope they’ll each come back over and over. #SPNFamily forever.
Thank you millions for treating Jared so cordially as a guest!! It was the nicest thing J2 could do in the quarantine peirod to come in this podcast!!!❤ I wish all the good luck and fortune to this channel😉👍
I look forward to watching this. I mean last week Jensen & this week Jared....love it. ❤ thanks lovely.
Sending love to you and your family Michael ♥️
He’s a beautiful human being in every sense of the word ❤️
I came because I saw Jared was on but man, hearing Michael talking at the start, I’m hooked in and will be back for every episode now. Your family are in my thoughts, it’s such a hard process when you have a terminally ill family member, especially when it’s 15 years. Sending so much love your way and thank you for sharing this and making me cry. You are a special and wonderful human Michael Rosenbaum ❤️
Hooray, it’s Jared’s interview! Looking forward to hearing about Walker.
Thanks for all of the work you guys put into this podcast. ❤️
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Sorry to hear about your sister Rosey. Thank You for these podcasts. They’re nice thing to listen to in between everything. ❤️✨
I so agree with Jared about living in the moment. It is so important.
This was a great conversation and thank you Jared for your openness and honesty. Your commitment towards your work, family, friends, growth inspires many. I hope you know that. Thanks! for sharing.
Holy shit this one resonated with me.
First of all, all the love to you and your family, man. My dad had a family before he met my mum, and that brother of mine passed away from cancer last year. He was 39 so an adult, but yeah. I met him at most once a year and we didn't grow up together the way me and my other brother did. I mean sure, I guess we had a relationship so it sucked, but his passing just really destroyed my dad, it was really fucking difficult to watch =/
Second of all, sort of like your guest I stopped drinking after I just realized I become an ASSHOLE with alcohol in my system (there were a few incidents). And damn, I can't even tell you how many times each month people tell me that I should take a glass or two (I'm from one of those European countries where drinking is insanely normalized and almost mandatory) and it annoys the living shit out of me that people can't just accept that I don't like the person I become with alkohol, so I have quit it. Yeah, I don't know, it just felt good hearing someone you admire have a similar story.
Anyways, I found the podcast because of the Supernatural boys, but I'm absolutely sticking around and subscribing!
Thanks for reading, take care and pls be safe.
Are you from eastern europe?
this is just gonna be me crying along with Jared. I went through the same thing with my dog in February, having to put her done. She was 14 almost 14 1/2, and she was my baby. One of the hardest things I have to do in my life. Totally understand the pain and sadness Jared.
So excited to listen to this later!! Love Jared! I already know this episode is just going to be amazing! ♥️
So good to see Jared here. Thanks for the vid!
This podcast always makes me cry at some part. Even though I'm not a fan of Supernatural, loved the true honesty of the podcast.
Loved this!! Admire the hell out of Jared's openness in discussing tough subjects!! He's my fave and didn't disappoint!! And Koda was adorable. Well done!!! and thanks
I have a 2 year old shepherd and I’m bawling my eyes out. My heart is with you both. 💗
Loved this. Was more just friends hanging out than a celebrity interview. This podcast is so great.
Great discussion. Jared is so sweet and thoughtful - I really enjoyed this. Thanks.
I've always thought that Jared was more grounded and more spiritual. Great interview!
Came here for Jensen and Jared, subscribed for future content!
Jared and Jensen need a podcast
Sorry for your loss. Prayers from South Florida, ✝️Have totally enjoyed this interview with Jared as well 😊
Love your show so much that I rewatced it again. I so enjoyed your interviews with Jared & Jensen, I have watched Supernatural since it first started. I do hope they come back soon in the future for additional episodes my heart's still broken over the ending of this series. However, their paths are changing, hope they never loose their bonds with other, they 2 remarkable men. 🙂
I agree with Jenson, I just erased my Facebook and Instagram it's all too much. Now that's just me because I have two kids and have to work through the pandemic cleaning buildings of all things. The alerts and the attraction to pick up your phone constantly. I would see things that would trigger me cause anxiety. So I had to get rid of half of that stuff. I'm not famous or popular on any sort of social media anyway. For a guy like me it's just a waste of time and a distraction. Like being in a crowded room and no one cares to hear what you have to say. I'm still a bit weak I kept Twitter and patreon. Love what you do Michael and I get why you do it. I have benefited from your work and appreciate all you do. If anyone reads this I suck a punctuation and to be honest I could care less.
@Mme. le Foxe I appreciate that. You stay safe , healthy , and happy also.
This was an awsome show.
I didn't know about Jared Padelecki until about a month ago, but having listened to this podcast, He seems wise and genuine and very relatable.
Thanks for brining him on and Please pass on the message that he helps a lot more that he may think.
Thanks to you both.
Sorry to hear about everything recently Michael. Thanks for the podcasts with the Supernatural boys and many others. Thoughts are with you and your family.
Excellent episode with Jared. Sending my love & thoughts to you and your family at this difficult time.
My condolences to you and your family, I also had a brother with a serious condition from birth, as you say I wanted the event to pass so that he would not suffer more but then the pain remained for a while and I don't even want to imagine your father's pain, it will get better with time, and thanks for sharing that, what you did is not easy.
An amazing podcast, I love Jared Padalecki and Supernatural is my second favorite show of all time
Greetings from Argentina
I really appreciated this episode. I'm going through some stress/anxiety/mess in my life and you and Jared had some inspiring and uplifting things to say about it. I appreciate you both and your honesty and openness. I love Jared from SPN and that made the episode even better. You are both admirable men. Seriously. Thank you for this episode.
I teared up a lot about the sick/dead pets. I had my first dog on my own die this past Christmas (she was 11) and I had two of my giant rabbits killed by a fox/coyote - I wish they just went missing vs my Dad finding them like that.
My new rescue dog basically got me through everything and he's an amazing pup...He was abused by his first owner and the second owner didn't have the space for him. I had mom take him to the vet while I was under quarantine for a checkup and she asked if he was going to be a therapy dog. When I got him he would shake and shrink into himself. I kept training him though and he really enjoyed reward based training/doing zoomies in my large backyard.
I totally get the reference of the food as reward and the psychiatry vs psychologist. I went to a psychiatrist when I was 21 and she was fantastic, she just wanted me to talk through things then basically said "There's nothing that wrong with you but you definitely have Generalized Anxiety Disorder." I had panic attacks as a teen and I kept feeling like I was going to die. I was later diagnosed with lyme disease which can cause heightened mental illness issues and am basically cured/in remission now.
I honestly thought he was either drugged or possibly had a bipolar episode. My grandpa was bipolar and would be an entirely different person when he drank. I'm happy Jared's okay now.
Awesome interview! It's great to have such honest and down-to-earth guests on the show. Great job, Michael. Keep it up!
Best podcast ever. Even if I have never heard of your guest, I listen and thoroughly enjoy it. The conversation is amazing and every episode is different and unique. I love it!!!
I will definitely listen to this podcast after work! Am sure it's gonna be awesome 👌
I love Jared Padalecki, I'm always interested to see his interviews. he is a great guy.
What a wonderful podcast, thank you so much Michael.
It was like listening to two friends chat, share advice, and comfort. There was real connection and emotion there. The fact that you two love your dogs so very much, tells me a lot about the both of you, and your giant hearts. Your dogs are blessed to have you.
I respect Jared's openness about his arrest, and using it as a teachable moment to learn and grow. No excuses.
What I will take away from this podcast and remember for life is "no feeling is final"
Thank you ❤️
The talk about anxiety really hit home. I have anxiety and panic attacks and i'll be the first to admit some days are much worse than others but i have to try to push myself through them cause the fact is as a mother of 3 children ages 5 and under i cant just curl up in a ball and say i give up cause they need me. Now i will also state even though i push myself to take care of them i dont always take care of myself very well so that is something i struggle with.
i am in tears. this is amazing. i needed it so much. thank you jared and michael.
This is starting to become my favorite podcast!! ❤️
The conversation about living in the moment felt like something was taking the words from my mind, and describing my inner experience of daily life. I have chills, and feel so validated. Thank you both for this❤️
Rosey and Jared making me cry as usual. Love both of you guys! And I am so so sorry for your loss, Rosey.
Loved this interview. Even more than Jensens. When he talked about pain and suffering, I totally understood. Everything changes, good or bad it will change. And Gen is a badass like myself. Natural childbirth was a b****. Love Jared
Absolutely fantastic interview! I LOVE that you normalize discussing mental health. It's such an important topic that doesn't get enough coverage. Thanks for really talking with Jared and digging into some good details!