Someone On The Crew Is A Psychopath & Papa John Calls In - H3 Podcast #229
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Channel: H3 Podcast
Views: 1,076,420
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Keywords: h3 podcast, h3h3 podcast, the h3 podcast, the h3h3 podcast, h3h3productions, h3h3, h3, ethan klein, hila klein, ethan and hila, ethan & hila
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Length: 117min 49sec (7069 seconds)
Published: Thu Dec 17 2020
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Ian's a good boy
That Papa John interview with amazing, laughed a lot listening to that.
we all knew it was zach tbf
AB does look especially handsome in that cardigan
Wonder how moses did
The way papa talked about his ex wife was so mature and respectful. It made me sad to realize he had the time counted down to the minute. You know he loved her a lot. He really does seem like a genuine guy, he respects his employees and franchise owners, and I'm definitely rooting for him.
I think episodes of the H3 podcasts that deal with Trisha's personality and mood disorders are more helpful to the discussion of mental health than anything I've seen. Talking about mental illnesses and disorders isn't nearly as effective as witnessing people who have them, and those around them dealing with their struggles, firsthand. Younger viewers and those who haven't had to deal with mentally-ill people in the H3 audience don't understand why everyone isn't just discarding Trisha, taking Ethan's side entirely, or holding them to the same standard, because they don't have experience with these types of problems.
The disorders Trisha has can't be cured. They can only be managed. This is a lifelong condition. The solution for people like her isn't to isolate them or abandon them whenever they have a downturn, and as much as we want to treat everyone equally, someone like Trisha can't be held to the same standards as Ethan or Hila because her needs are different, as is her phenomenal field (subjective experience of living and life history). Mental illness is a serious difficulty that presents a range of challenges, and it requires a lot of patience and compassion to handle, which is why the mentally-ill so often end up committing suicide, homeless, addicted to substances, and/or abused. Not many people can deal with it.
Hopefully, the Frenemies podcast won't merely be entertainment (for those who do enjoy watching it), but will actually teach the H3 crew, as well as the viewers, impactful lessons about mental health and social support. I think it's already been an empathizing project for some viewers, and that's an amazing outcome. This could be the first thing in Trisha's life that finally aids her in getting on a path to some long-term semblance of stability.
The crew all arguing after the testing was done is gold, feels just like a family Christmas
Look for ShoeNice in the comments lololol