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More Than You See

More Than You See

De: Deborah Lee Smith & Shelley Regner
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More Than You See strips away the highlight reels to reveal the mental health journeys of actors, artists, and creatives. Hosts Deborah Lee Smith and Shelley Regner ask the questions others avoid — exploring what was happening off stage when life looked perfect, and how depression, anxiety, and resilience shaped the people we admire. Each episode also brings a dose of “good news” in mental health: uplifting stories, new research, and cultural shifts that remind us progress is happening. Come for the unfiltered confessions, stay for the hope, and leave knowing you’re not alone.0 Desarrollo Personal Éxito Personal
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  • 6.10 Transforming Stress Through Gratitude
    Oct 1 2025

    In this episode of the More Than You See podcast, Deborah Lee Smith shares her personal journey with a gratitude practice that has significantly impacted her mental health. Following a family emergency, she discusses how actively engaging in gratitude has helped her cope with stress and maintain a positive outlook. She also delves into the neurological benefits of gratitude, explaining how it can enhance emotional well-being and improve mood. The episode concludes with encouragement for listeners to adopt their own gratitude practices.


    Chapters


    00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Episode Overview

    01:43 Personal Experience with Gratitude Practice

    06:42 Neurological Benefits of Gratitude

    09:03 Conclusion and Encouragement for Listeners


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    New here? More Than You See strips away the highlight reels to reveal the real mental health journeys of actors, artists, and creatives. Hosts Deborah Lee Smith and Shelley Regner ask the questions others avoid — exploring what was happening off stage when life looked perfect, and how depression, anxiety, and resilience shaped the people we admire.


    Each episode also brings a dose of “good news” in mental health: uplifting stories, new research, and cultural shifts that remind us progress is happening. Come for the unfiltered confessions, stay for the hope, and leave knowing you’re not alone.

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    8 m
  • Finding Joy Again: Mental Health for Creatives in Overwhelming Times - Bonus F*kt Episode
    Sep 25 2025

    In this episode of More Than You See, Deborah Smith discusses the importance of mental health for creatives, especially in overwhelming times. She emphasizes the need for community, self-care, and the power of storytelling to reclaim joy. Through reflective questions, she encourages listeners to prioritize their well-being and recognize their unique contributions as storytellers.


    Thank you for being part of this MTYS community!


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    New here? More Than You See strips away the highlight reels to reveal the real mental health journeys of actors, artists, and creatives. Hosts Deborah Lee Smith and Shelley Regner ask the questions others avoid — exploring what was happening off stage when life looked perfect, and how depression, anxiety, and resilience shaped the people we admire.


    Each episode also brings a dose of “good news” in mental health: uplifting stories, new research, and cultural shifts that remind us progress is happening. Come for the unfiltered confessions, stay for the hope, and leave knowing you’re not alone.

    Más Menos
    8 m
  • 6.09 The Future of Art in an AI World
    Sep 23 2025

    In this episode of 'More Than You See', hosts Deborah and Shelley discuss the impact of AI on podcasting, the importance of creativity in a tech-driven world, and the challenges of maintaining mental health in a digital age. They share personal experiences, insights on navigating the complexities of technology, and the significance of finding balance and connection in life. The episode concludes with a positive story about an organization making a difference in food rescue and emissions reduction.


    00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates

    01:56 The Impact of AI on Podcasting

    03:16 Concerns About AI and Creativity

    05:46 Navigating Technology and Mental Health

    08:23 The Future of Human Connection

    10:53 Finding Balance in a Tech-Driven World

    13:10 Personal Reflections and Life Choices

    18:47 Reflections on Control and Faith

    20:31 Navigating the Digital Age

    23:00 Mental Health Toolbox: Managing Overwhelm

    27:35 The Impact of Technology on Anxiety

    33:15 Good News: Positive Change in the World


    Thank you for being part of this MTYS community!


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    Learn more about Deborah Lee Smith:

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    New here? More Than You See strips away the highlight reels to reveal the real mental health journeys of actors, artists, and creatives. Hosts Deborah Lee Smith and Shelley Regner ask the questions others avoid — exploring what was happening off stage when life looked perfect, and how depression, anxiety, and resilience shaped the people we admire.


    Each episode also brings a dose of “good news” in mental health: uplifting stories, new research, and cultural shifts that remind us progress is happening. Come for the unfiltered confessions, stay for the hope, and leave knowing you’re not alone.

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    38 m
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