It's unfortunate that abuse and trauma and mental illness are being passed down generationally,

but it can be helped, it can be fixed, we can love ourselves and we can love each other, we can go

make the world so groovy.

Hello everyone, welcome back to On Purpose, the number one health podcast in the world.

I'm so grateful that you keep coming back every week to grow, to learn, to educate and

lighten and in live in your lives. It's amazing that you're choosing transformation over everything

else and I really value that and I appreciate you making that commitment in your life.

And today's guest, as you know, we always like to bring on people who are sharing their authentic

energy and today we're 100% not disappointed. I'm so excited. Today's guest is an American actor

and singer, you may know him from Chuck or the marvelous Mrs. Maisel and now he stars in DC's

brand new movie Shazam as Shazam. Zachary Levi, thank you so much for being here.

I'm honored to be here man, thank you so much for having me. Jay Shetty everyone, Jay Shetty.

That is that's so good. I practice it at night. You were doing accents earlier too and I was

thinking, well this is really good. What's that doing accents? What was I doing? You doing the Italian?

Oh Italian. That's right, that's right. You always have to do with the hands though, otherwise

you're not really doing it. Yeah, you've got it down, but no, I'm genuinely and I mean this from

the bottom of my heart. I'm genuinely so grateful that you're here. Me too. When my team and I were

looking through your work, your words, your insights, the types of things that you choose to speak about,

whether you're on interviews or social media, I feel so aligned and connected to them.

And I was like one thing I love about this podcast and the reason why we do it is I want to go

beyond the actor, beyond the singer, beyond what someone does day to day. Into the human being.

Into the human being. Like you said, the first thing you said Zachary Levi, the human being.

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