Jay Casale

The Lighter Side with Jay

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  • The Essential Lighter Side: Actor Parvesh Cheena

The Essential Lighter Side: Actor Parvesh Cheena

Sunday 26th April 2020

Actor Parvesh Cheena joins Jay Casale on 'The Lighter Side' to discuss mental health, gaming, and life's challenges in an engaging conversation.
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Actor Parvesh Cheena on Mental Health, Gaming, and Life's Challenges

This conversation was like a badly needed Xanax, and I know you will enjoy it as much as I did.
Ever wondered what it's like to juggle acting, mental health, and a pandemic? Actor Parvesh Cheena, known for his roles in 'Outsourced' and 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend', sits down with Jay Casale on 'The Lighter Side' to share his story. This chat is as comforting as a warm blanket on a cold day, offering a mix of humor, honesty, and insight.
Parvesh opens up about his journey in the entertainment industry, including a special live read of the 'Outsourced' pilot to celebrate its 10th anniversary. But it's not all about the spotlight. Parvesh and Jay dive into deeper topics like mental health, touching on anxiety and depression, and how the pandemic has impacted everyone. The conversation takes interesting turns, from their shared love of gaming, especially 'Final Fantasy VII', to discussions on veganism and the cultural use of mind-altering substances.
Parvesh's candid reflections on seeking help and the benefits of therapy provide a comforting reminder that it's okay to reach out. Jay's thoughtful questions and Parvesh's genuine responses make this episode a must-listen for anyone dealing with mental health challenges or simply looking for a heartfelt conversation. Tune in for a dose of empathy, laughter, and real talk.