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Nobody warns you about this part.

The people who take without giving back. The organisations that use your network and bypass you completely. The slow erosion of your own worth when nobody around you is reflecting it back.

Glenn Marsden opens up about the real cost of building the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign — the body dysmorphia, the loss that started it all, the faith that kept it going, and the moment he realised the mission surviving didn't mean he was. This one goes to places most people in this space refuse to go. And it needs to be heard.

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16 to 25 million people tuned in on Christmas Day to watch his final scene.

Jamie Mitchell's exit from EastEnders remains one of the most watched moments in British soap history. But behind one of Britain's most recognisable faces was a story that went far deeper than the role that defined a generation. Inside the studio it was everything. Barbara Windsor. Steve McFadden. The most iconic cast in British television. Jack Ryder loved every second of it. Outside those doors was a completely different world. The frenzy. The fame. A level of recognition that had no off switch.

In this conversation Jack opens up about identity beyond the role, what the acting craft really demands, fatherhood, the little things in life we overlook and what it truly takes to keep moving forward with purpose when the industry moves fast and forgets faster.

In this conversation:

— Life inside Britain's biggest soap

— The reality of fame and what nobody prepares you for

— Identity beyond the role that made him famous

— What being an actor actually demands beyond the screen

— Fatherhood and what truly matters

— Strength from within and moving forward with purpose

— Longevity in an industry that moves fast

Guest: @jackrydersessions

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🎙️ Host: Glenn Marsden

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In this conversation I sit down with Jacob Young, known worldwide for his iconic roles in The Bold and the Beautiful, General Hospital and All My Children, to talk about what fame really looks like behind the scenes.

Jacob opens up about the pressure of becoming famous young, the impact it had on his mental health, and what he's learned about staying grounded when the world is watching. From red carpets to the moments nobody sees, this is the honest conversation about fame, success and the reality behind the public image.

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Guest: @jacobyoung

Host: Glenn Marsden

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⚠️ PLEASE NOTE — Some episodes touch on mental health and personal stories of trauma. If you are sensitive to these topics please take care while watching. If you or someone you know needs support please reach out to a mental health professional or contact a crisis line in your country.

Voice-Over: Mike Christensen ( thevoicemonkey.com )