Ep 86: Accepting Where You Are, Breaking Generational Cycles and Embracing Faith with Zachary Levi

We're Going There with Bianca Juarez

That Sounds Fun Network

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

5.0 • 839 Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2022

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Are you looking for ways to deal with your mental and emotional health? Have you ever considered going to therapy? Confronting inner struggles may sound overwhelming but it can change your life for the better. In this episode, I'm talking with actor turned author, Zachary Levi about Therapy and the positive impact it's had on his personal and professional life Why it's important to deal with generational cycles Breaking stigmas surrounding vulnerability Known for his leading roles in American Underdog and DC superhero movie Shazam, Zachary has gained mainstream popularity and has a huge following. During our conversation, Zachary shares his story in hopes that it will help others. We discuss the difficulty he had in his childhood and the impact of generational trauma. Something profound about Zachary's experience is the healing that took place when he went to therapy and got the help that he needed. Zachary also shares his journey of faith and how God met him where he was in his moment of need. As you listen, I hope you gain the courage and bravery of a superhero and remember that there's a God who loves you as you are. You can tag us @biancaolthoff and @zacharylevi on social media, we'd love to find out what you've learned from this episode. Love you, B Music by: Brad Tsushima, Instagram: @bradtsushima, email: bradtsushima94@aol.com, Spotify: “R.A.D.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:21.9	Whether you're gathered with family or listening solo, Scrooge is the perfect way to embrace
0:27.9	the true meaning of Christmas.
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0:35.8	Catch Scrooge, a Christmas Carol wherever you listen to podcasts or tune in on scroogepodcast.com.
0:42.9	This year, let the story move you and remind you of the joy of forgiveness and the magic of Christmas.
0:54.0	Access More.
0:55.9	It's about time because we're going there.
0:59.1	Hey friends, welcome back to another episode of We're Going There.
1:01.9	I am your host, Bianca Wattis-Oltoff, and today I'm excited to sit down and speak with actor and writer Zachary Levi.
1:10.2	The thing that I loved most about this interview and I hope
1:12.6	that you enjoy it too is that sometimes we can look at an actor or someone with influence or someone
1:16.7	in the industry and think, wow, they have it all together. I mean, career, fame, success, good
1:22.7	looks. But you want to know something? All of that doesn't heal the pain of wounds that happen
1:26.8	from previous trauma.
1:28.5	This week, I sit down with actor Zachary Levi for a conversation at the intersection of love and mental health.
1:34.1	You might know Zachary from his recent roles playing on-screen champions like Kurt Warner in the film American Underdog, which yes, I saw on opening weekend.
1:42.1	And also from DC superhero films like Shazam. No, I did
1:46.3	not see that movie, but my husband did. At just four years old, Zach was bit by the acting
1:50.7	bug and he knew he loved to make people laugh. But underneath the instinctual desire to perform,
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