Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#650 Food, Family & Resentments - Will Sasso
#650 Food, Family & Resentments - Will Sasso
#650 Food, Family & Resentments - Will Sasso
Friday 30th June 2023
Join Will Sasso on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour' as he shares his journey with food, family dynamics, and mental health in an engaging conversation.
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131 minutes
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Vulnerable
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Episode Overview
- Will Sasso opens up about his relationship with food, family resentments, and mental health diagnosis
- Raw and thought-provoking conversations on self-worth, family dynamics, and societal pressures
- Insights into coping mechanisms and navigating mental health challenges
- Fostering empathy, vulnerability, and community support
- Encouraging listeners to embrace their struggles and seek understanding
What are some of the things you tell yourself about yourself? How could anyone love you when even your own parents can't? I can't imagine how many people, especially women, have that same voice in their head.
Ever wondered how food, family, and mental health intertwine? In this episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', Paul Gilmartin sits down with actor and comedian Will Sasso. Known for his roles on MAD TV and The Three Stooges, Will opens up about his complicated relationship with food and the resentments that simmer within his family. He also shares his personal journey with a mental health diagnosis that mirrors his father's, offering a rare glimpse into his struggles and triumphs.
But it’s not all heavy. Will’s humor and candidness make this conversation as engaging as it is enlightening. He also talks about co-hosting the first AI-driven podcast, Dudesy, adding a fascinating layer to his multifaceted life. This episode dives deep into the complexities of self-worth, family dynamics, and coping mechanisms. Will’s honesty creates a space where listeners can see their own challenges reflected and feel less alone.
Whether you’re grappling with similar issues or simply curious about the intersection of food, family, and mental health, this conversation is bound to resonate. So, if you’re looking for a mix of humor, heart, and hard-hitting truths, tune in. Will Sasso’s story is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the importance of seeking support.