• 5.04 Self-Love, Overcoming Struggles & Finding Inspiration in Media with Brittany Rizzo

  • Mar 6 2024
  • Length: 55 mins
  • Podcast
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5.04 Self-Love, Overcoming Struggles & Finding Inspiration in Media with Brittany Rizzo

  • Summary

  • In Season 5 Episode 4 of the More Than You See podcast, Deborah Lee Smith dives into a rich conversation with actor and podcaster Brittany Rizzo.


    Brittany, known for her TV & mental health-focused podcast 'My Only Friends', shares her journey of self-discovery, the therapeutic value of Pop Culture, and her struggles with mental health.


    They cover managing mental wellness in the acting industry, the importance of building a mental health toolbox, and the impact of social media. Through Brittany's story of joining an outpatient program, listeners are encouraged to find gratitude in their support systems and to practice asking for help.


    The episode emphasizes taking inspiration from fictional characters and the significance of staying present in challenging moments. Brittany's openness provides insights into facing mental health challenges and the journey towards finding one's worth and purpose.


    00:42 Guest Introduction: Brittany Rizzo

    01:34 Discussion on Mental Health and Personal Experiences

    02:42 Interview with Brittany Rizzo Begins

    03:37 Personal Stories and Experiences

    03:46 Discussion on Women's Reproductive Rights

    05:49 The Importance of Support and Gratitude

    08:26 The Role of TV Shows in Mental Health

    12:38 The Impact of Personal Struggles on Mental Health

    22:41 The Importance of Self-Worth and Recognizing Triggers

    25:56 Rapid Fire Questions

    27:59 Acts of Kindness and Gratitude

    28:57 Acting, Emotions, and Mental Health

    30:21 Coping with Bad Mental Health Days

    32:34 Balancing Acting and Salon Work

    35:04 Self-Love and Personal Growth

    35:58 Overcoming Struggles and Seeking Help

    45:21 The Need for Validation and Self-Worth

    47:23 The Impact of Acting Industry on Mental Health

    51:02 Conclusion: Embracing the Journey and Living in the Moment


    About Brittany:


    Brittany Rizzo is an actress, singer, and podcast host. Her show My Only Friends is a mental health podcast that highlights what TV shows, movies, and other forms of entertainment help people get through their mental health struggles and hard times.


    Brittany's Links:

    Personal Instagram

    Website⁠⁠

    Podcast Instagram

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    New here? Every Wednesday join me, Deborah Lee Smith (actor, filmmaker, and mental health advocate) for a conversation with creatives about their mental health journeys. We discuss the highs, lows, and in-betweens of a creative career and the tools they use to get through it all. Our hope is that you will resonate with their journey, pick up some tips and tricks for your own mental health, and most importantly, feel a little less alone. Because we’re all More Than You See.

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