Kristin Chenoweth

Danica Patrick Pretty Intense Podcast

Jennifer Cawley

Danica Patrick, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Spirituality, Health & Fitness, Pretty Intense

4.6 • 995 Ratings

🗓️ 18 November 2021

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

What a pleasure to have on the show today Kristin Chenoweth. And yes, she is just as adorable as you can imagine. She is an Emmy and Tony award-winning singer. She is an actress of stage and movies. She has a holiday film coming out called Christmas Song. She has a new album called, For The Girls. And she has a musical Apple TV series called Schmigadoon. Our conversation dropped right into the meat of being human. All the challenges of everyday life. The challenges of being a performer in a time where there is no audience. Covid hit Broadway hard. When performing is your life, it is hard to know how to stay hopeful, when you cannot perform. Kristin even talks about questioning her faith at times, when depression had got the better of her. With a personality like Kristin's, it is hard to imagine that she would suffer depression, or have bad days, but at the end of the day even this sparkly, multitalented, endearing, beauty, is just a human, like all of us.

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0:37.6	You ever have days where people expect you to be something and you just don't got it in yet. The thing about
0:43.6	being happy and basically an overall happy person is that people still expect me
0:48.6	to not have a bad day. So one of the things I've learned about my personality because I'm a people
0:54.9	pleaser as well. I'm also a perfectionist. I bet you understand a little bit of
1:00.0	what I'm talking about. You do, I do. But I've learned that, you know, perfection of this, something
1:06.4	wonderful to strive to, but it doesn't exist. It's okay now to say to your closest friends,
1:11.6	you know what, I'm not having the best day to day if it seems like I got up on the wrong side of that it's because I did. It took a long time to learn that because I didn't ever want anyone to think there was ever a problem that everything was okay. That that's just not life, there are problems
1:25.3	and crappy things happen and, you know,
1:28.8	you have to find the people that you trust the most
1:31.2	and communicate with them.
1:33.2	This podcast exists because I love talking to people and I love going deep.
1:39.0	The purpose is to plant seeds of inspiration.
1:42.9	We enter a space of vulnerability and relatability.
1:47.5	And what you realize is that we are so much more alike
1:51.9	than we are different.
1:52.9	To quote Rondas, we're all just walking each other home.
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