Emily Laing
Emily Laing
S3 E19: A Mouth Full Of Sins with Mike Rice
S3 E19: A Mouth Full Of Sins with Mike Rice
S3 E19: A Mouth Full Of Sins with Mike Rice
Monday 12th June 2023
Emily Laing and Mike Rice discuss panic attacks, insomnia, and the power of vulnerability in a heartfelt episode of 'Why Do You Think You've Got No Friends?'.
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Episode Overview
- The episode delves into personal experiences of panic attacks and the challenges of managing anxiety
- Mike Rice shares candid insights into insomnia and self-esteem issues
- The discussion emphasizes the liberating power of vulnerability and openness
- Emily and Mike explore the significance of seeking support and finding solace in shared experiences
- The episode offers a refreshing and relatable take on mental well-being
Brave is the best one. Yeah, brave is the first one. I'm so like the first person to say it and it's the biggest compliment I can give anybody is being fearless and I think bravery and it's when Harry Travolta was asked me the things I said that I liked about myself and brave is the first one.
Ever felt your heart race uncontrollably, your breath shorten, and your mind spiral into chaos? Panic attacks are no joke, and in this eye-opening episode of 'Why Do You Think You've Got No Friends?', Emily Laing sits down with comedian Mike Rice to talk about just that. Mike doesn't hold back as he shares his personal battles with panic attacks, insomnia, and self-esteem issues. His candidness is both refreshing and relatable, making you feel less alone in your own struggles.
Emily and Mike dive deep into the complexities of living with anxiety, discussing how vulnerability can be a powerful tool for healing. They touch on the duality of being a comedian while grappling with mental health issues, shedding light on the often-hidden struggles behind the laughter. This episode isn't just about sharing stories; it's about finding strength in openness and the importance of seeking support.
If you've ever felt overwhelmed by your mental health, this conversation offers a comforting reminder that you're not alone, and that there's always a way forward.