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In this episode, I meet the co-founders of SESH Therapy: Vittoria Bergeron and Alyssa Musket. SESH is a new app that provides online group support sessions for everything from addressing anxiety and managing stress to building self esteem and community specific support, with everything in between.
Vittoria and Alyssa take me through their unique story of how they only met once before the pandemic hit and then developed and launched the app, all while quarantined.
In this episode, my dear friend Scott Studenberg, the creative director of the luxury fashion brand Baja East, shares his lowest lows and highest highs, from being broke and suicidal to dressing Billy Porter in turquoise fringe and crystals for the Grammys. Scott is a sexy version of Magnum P.I. meets Freddie Mercury on the beach, whose journey includes growing up in the ’80s as a closeted gay man in Michigan, being a young model in New York, coming out, launching a successful fashion brand, and cultivating the “perfect” image—including facetuning (insert mock horror here)—while simultaneously having his life, career, and relationship all crumble. Listen in to hear how he bonded with Lady Gaga and Adele over a broken heart and overcame depression and thoughts of suicide by finally allowing himself to be honest.
Singer-songwriter Fletcher’s lyrics and melodies hit you at your core. This episode, the self-described empath tells me she is existing somewhere between “thriving and a complete shit show”—and boy, can I relate. The musician opens up with zero shame—yes!—about anxiety and her mental health as she never has before. Listen in as we talk about everything from Bob Marley and Celine Dion to people pleasing, OCD, intrusive thoughts, the pitfalls of social media, affirmations, the superpower of being able to walk in someone else’s shoes, and the healing that comes from writing and music.
Bobby Hundreds, AKA Bobby Kim, is many things: an illustrator, documentarian and writer. Oh, and did I mention the cofounder of the outrageously successful streetwear brand The Hundreds? In this episode, he gets candid about his own struggles with mental health and the tools he has learned over the years to help him when he is in a tough spot. This is only part one. The episode was so good we had to make it two!
PART 2
Bobby Hundreds, AKA Bobby Kim, is many things: an illustrator, documentarian and writer. Oh, and did I mention the cofounder of the outrageously successful streetwear brand The Hundreds? In this episode, he gets candid about his own struggles with mental health and the tools he has learned over the years to help him when he is in a tough spot. This is only part one. The episode was so good we had to make it two!
PART 1
I cannot imagine growing up in a world with Instagram, but my guest for this second episode of BBHBU sure can. 17-year-old Lilia Buckingham is an actress, producer, influencer and author.
With almost two million followers on Instagram alone, this star of YouTube's Brat network is no stranger to living in the public eye, and she gets real with me about the pressure that comes with that, the effect it has on her mental health, and her favorite ways to cope with it.
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