Mayim Bialik from Jeopardy and The Big Bang Theory talks childhood acting, her academic accomplishments and the trials & errors of co-parenting. Mayim Bialik's Podcast: "Bialik Breakdown" - https://www.bialikbreakdown.com Available on YouTube at Howie Mandel Does Stuff Buy Merch and Send Us ideas at https://www.howiemandel.com Jackelyn Shultz "Pretty Dirty Gifts" Etsy Shop HERE: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PrettyDirtyGifts?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=1156119265 Instagram: @missmayim @HowieMandel @JackelynShultz #HowieMandel #HowieMandelDoesStuff #MayimBialik See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In a conversation involving positive people and personal medical information, the issue of privacy is raised.
The speaker talks about how she did not plan on the career path that she ended up on and how it was not something she was formally trained to do, but she followed her passion and it led her to success.
The guest discusses the strange phenomenon where people are more interested in talking to child actors than to individuals who change peoples' lives and impact the world. She also mentions the financial challenges of being a child actor.
The speaker reflects on the challenges of being a responsible child and parenting in general, highlighting the need to find a balance between overprotective and hands-off parenting.
After facing the reality of limited healthcare options for her young family, this woman turned to acting, even auditioning for roles like a nameless character in Bones and without prior knowledge of The Big Bang Theory.
A woman shares her experience of struggling to balance her personal life with fame and how it took years for her children to understand it.
The guest discusses the difficult process of getting a project made and financed in the entertainment industry and how it becomes a full-time job. She also talks about juggling multiple careers, including acting and science.
The modulation of psychological and psychiatric disorders and conditions can be addressed through various practices such as breath, meditation, diet, and sleep rather than solely relying on medication. While traditional SSRIs work for some, there are multiple medications that can metabolically work differently and provide alternatives for those who thought medication would never be effective.
The speaker discusses the issue of self-medicating with marijuana and alcohol and how it can become a problem, while acknowledging that some people enjoy the extreme focus that certain medications can provide.
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Howie invites Mayim Bialik as a guest, followed by a comedian pitch for a merch product of Polaroid pictures of his wife's feet.