That was amazing. Just finding the podcast now. So incredibly sad for Anne's family and friends. May she rest in peace. Be kind people it's a crazy world where people are going through so much.
Wow like 3000 subscribers overnight. I have watched since the start. I’m gonna miss Anne. She is so honest. I have had quite a few tears and more to have.
Anne was obviously a gifted actress. Extremely intelligent person with a big heart. I wish I knew about this podcast while she was still with us. Listening to her it is obvious she has been through he'll and horrors in her life and has been in therapy. I wish she was still with us. She had more to give and wanted to shine a light on topics that were important to her and to share with her audience. Who doesn't have addictions have some sort. I am not condoning alcohol or substance abuse but it is rampant in the world. People are hurting. I think she makes sense. Anne was always judged by society. Easy for people to judge her now that we lost her so horrifically.
People around her turned a blind eye and didn’t get her the help she needed but couldn’t get herself. It’s painful to watch some of her interviews. Now it’s too late
Loved this podcast 🙏 Heather 🕊️ to you Take all the time you need, I know you're raw. I don't want to hear crap from News or MSM that doesn't honor & celebrate Anne's life for now
I love this ....so powerful, thank you Anne, Heather and Dr. Martha Beck! You explain how we all feel! God bless, Anne and her family - she is an amazing person and spirit that was truthful about her pain and addictions. We will miss you and we know you are now in heaven and we have another angel! Love and Light
What I appreaciate about this podcast is that you still have intelligent and thoughtworthy things to say and comment on, while having problems. That is what I like about this podcast, the inclusiveness. And at the same time partnered with a great professional person, Heather Duffy.
In her book Call Me Crazy she reveals her childhood trauma, which explains a lot. She was a great actress and from what I have read and seen during her interviews, she had a beautiful and kind spirit. This country is terribly lacking when it comes to treating those with mental health concerns and it should be addressed more than it is. RIP Anne.
I'm younger than Anne but this story hits close to home because I feel like I have a lot in common with her. I lived in Los Angeles and went out to bars and restaurants there, and this friendship dynamic reminds me of a friend I recently cut ties with (not saying what I'm interpreting is their reality). We often enabled our worst traits and could never bring up drug or alcohol abuse without her becoming defensive about it. It was like walking on eggshells in our interactions if we weren't enabling each other. I got sick of our main interest in common was partying, plus her personality turned delusional in how she saw herself. Rest In Peace, Anne Heche.
I was born in 1980 nobody I knew thought they were a different gender it simply did not exist. This is out of hand when we let our toddlers decide they think they are a girl when born a boy. It's ridiculous! Does this condition exist I think so but children shouldn't know anything about sex sexuality gender until that time comes. I couldn't watch soap operas or scary movies I called my friend's parents Mr. and Mrs. We played tag rode bikes. We were not interested in sexuality at 4 years old. Give me a fucking break already!! Stop allowing children to be exposed to adult bullshit stop brainwashing our youth!
@@Retro_Fan You must be a baby troll...starting out on a channel w/a low subscriber count then one day you'll work up to Shane Dawson. Good luck with that.
I just discovered Anne Heche as human being after her tragic death. A lot of people blame her environment not to have helped her with her mental and addictive issues,but maybe they tried and Anne did not want to take help. You can not force anybody to get helped. Sometimes you can do nothing but watch someone falling. And this hurts as hell.
Dr. Beck and Anne are brilliant!! This helped clarify a lot of things for me. Oh, Anne. I wish you had more peace when you were here. Rest In Peace now.
I am here to give much respect to Anne Heche. If she didn't want to be sober then nobody was gonna make her do that!!!!!!! Even listening to all her podcast, yes she definitely was on something no doubt. She was a grown ass woman making her own choices. What we can celebrate is the fact that she had REAL friends loving her regardless of her faults. That's how I alone look at this ...R.I.P ANNE. Your wise words of knowledge and wisdom will live on for many years. Much LOVE!!!!
@@bbutler8977 Watch some of their other podcasts. AH is perpetually wasted and quite often Heather is the one opening a new bottle - yet chastising her for slurring. Yet I'm sure she watched her drive home quite happy, time after time. Friends don't let friends drive drunk. Friends don't let friends appear on podcasts drunk. She wasn't responsible for her tragic end, but she could have exercised damage control for at least the past year.
@@oliviamartini9700 You're SURE she watched her drive home quite happy, time after time? How can you be SURE? you can't. Who do you blame for not stopping Charlie Sheen during his famous "Tiger Blood" interview? His manager? the reporter? Did they watch him drive home? You don't know. Just like you don't know in this situation. You are making huge leaps of judgement as if it was fact. You should review Defamation of character laws in your state if you choose to continue this rant.
They took down the episode but when you watch this one she’s clearly been drinking as well. She just doesn’t look healthy. I’m a recovering addict and if she pulls through I hope she can find her way. It’s a hard road.
She was high in all of these podcasts! This so called "friend" sitting w Anne doesn't care about her whatsoever! You can't even understand what the heck Anne is saying.. Cocoed out of her mind! It's obvious!
@@kathleencastle8631 anybody with a brain in their head knows that rape of a child - especially a child PERMANENTLY damages their brain- it NEVER gets better, no matter how much therapy, etc. The fact is that the world was lucky that someone like Anne Heche was able to share her gift of acting with the world - that she managed that IN SPITE of literally having brain damage- that she stayed alive that long?!! It’s completely amazing - glad she was able to have this conversation and feel happy with her friend before she died.
When someone is constantly talking about these type of subjects is because they struggle with them. I had not heard about Anne in years, only to find out about her recent accident. I hope she gets well in all aspects. I didn't know about her alcohol or drug problem, but watching videos from her in youtube of recent years I can see she is intoxicated with something in all of them.
There are mental health issues such bipolar mania with pressured speech & jerky movements that mimic drug reactions. I don't think you can say definitely that she was intoxicated in every interview. Anne was honest about her psychotic break w/ paranoid delusions. People often self medicate to stop this pain. I hope Anne is now at peace.
I’ve observed folks that are bipolar that behave the way Anne is behaving. They’re either experiencing a manic episode or their bipolar medications are causing it. If the bipolar medication is causing it, the med(s) either need(s) to be adjusted or their doc need(s) to change their medication(s). Also, bipolar can have psychotic features (example the alien story).
I’ve watched about half a dozen of these now, and it’s all I can take… What a MESS ! Starting with them singing their “Better together” theme-which sounds like a cheesy bit from SNL! As for Anne Heche? She was obviously “activated” in her addictions, out of control, and watchable only as a slow-motion train wreck. Now that she’s gone, they should just walk away from this awful, awful production/channel.
This was just 26 days before Anne barreled into that house. We can see that Anne is struggling with.. stuff. May she rest in absolute peace. Heather must be grieving horribly.
Well said. We should keep in mind that mania also causes pressured speech, jerky hand movements, interrupting. People do stop medication b/c they enjoy the high energy that comes with mania. Stimulants can have the same affects. Either way, she was suffering. I concur that may she rest in absolute peace. I send condolences to Heather who lost her best friend.
Many people are sober but are fidgeting & talk fast due to anxiety & ADHD. It doesn't mean they're on drugs even though she tested positive for cocaine a few weeks later.
Caleb : I know a lot about AD/H/D and Anxiety… In EVERY one of these episodes that I’ve watched, Anne Heche was insufferable : So narcissistic that she commandeered and controlled each and every conversation. Endlessly repeating herself and her “story”. And SO obviously intoxicated! Spewing out her pressured speech, while unable to keep her face or body still… She was simply too out of control, to attribute her behavior to anything but ongoing SUBSTANCE ABUSE. Literally. End of story.
@@nanwilder2853 Nah - It's substance abuse & ADHD & anxiety combined. You also don't get to end the story. It's a public platform for others to tell the story for years to come.
@@nanwilder2853 You can't tell the difference between stimulants and mania. The same symptoms occur w/pressured speech, interrupting, fidgeting, verbosity, grandiosity. Anne was honest in her book about the psychotic break w/ paranoid delusions that she publicly suffered. To most that episode seemed to be brought on by LSD, Ketamine, PCP or other hallucinogen. But she tested negative for drugs. Unless you are a trained clinician treating/testing Anne, you can't make declarations of drug abuse as if it were fact.
@@bbutler8977: She obviously had BOTH mental illness AND (hard) drug addiction issues. That IS a fact, and if you don’t like what I have to say, don’t read it!
@@nanwilder2853 That's a nonsensical comment. How would I know what you have to say unless I read it? If you can't tolerate other people's opinion's that don't agree with yours then maybe you should step away from the internet.
@@latentmorgan6076 You have no idea if Anne was open about her cocaine use, whether or not she was just suffering from mania or whether Heather tried to help. You're making assumptions and assigning blame without basis. Anne had access to mental health and rehab. She alone was responsible for getting help.
@@bbutler8977 oh please. Let’s not play dumb here. Anne’s ex husband accused her of saying something about him because she was on drugs (his words) and that was in 2019 (!!) Everyone could see she was under the influence. We can see it. Just search her interviews from before 2019 and you will see the difference. She needed help. She couldn’t get one and that’s when people around you need to step in.
@@usforsarah AGAIN, you don't know if people around her tried to step in or not. What an ex-husband said has nothing to do with the OP's claim that Heather was a bad friend & used Anne. Whether it was mental health and/or drugs, Anne was the only person responsible for accepting help. She had family, friends, a manager, publicist & co-stars (not to mention podcast guest specializing in helping people) around her. Addicts & people w/ mental health problems are only helped when they are ready to accept it. If she had survived, this could have been her rock bottom. Playing the blame game now is pointless.
apparently you don't know how interventions work or when they are needed. there's no question that people in her life turned a blind eye. everything, including your word salad, is pointless now. she's gone.
Very sad.. showing all signs of being under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Why didnt her "friend(s)" hold an intervention? Her children would still have their mother...
Too bad that being the Doc is so "smart" she didn't shut this interview down and tell Anne to go get help. Doesn't take a huge education to see Anne is way off. Anne might have listened to this " smart" Doc.
Take a look at Esther and Jerry Hicks - The Law of Attraction. I know, I know. But it is so much more that it's reputation. Once you dive into it - it resonates. Talks about our inner source, our inner truth and our inner being and about the split that is being talked about here. We are amazing human beings and their information just confirms our power and our beauty and following your truth and what makes your soul happy is how we are meant to live. To be the being we were meant to be and only follow our personal truth. We have all we need within to thrive. We are meant to thrive. Anne and Heather, thank you for this podcast it is so honest and truthful and this is the real life stuff that we are all trying to work through and evolve from and live from a place of self love :)
Ann was a beautiful human being, so talented... so alive.. so honest ... Many of us will miss her ... my heart goes out to her son's... alcohol and drugs are too strong ...Some of us don't know when to stop... I wish she would have gotten on that bandwagon
Not surprised that it was cocaine in her system. I wouldn't be surprised if cocaine mellowed her out and that's what led her to self-medicate with it. It's why they prescribe stimulants to people with ADHD, it levels them out. I feel for her, I don't think she's a bad person, just very troubled. I personally don't think she will survive, but if she does, I'm sure she will be mortified by what she's done. Very sad story.
Total BS.. they love to say all the celebrities had drugs in system. She was removed because she was not playing along anymore and was going to be vocal.
prayers mental health def a bitch but drugs dont help actually alwasy make it worse which is sad cause these people alwasys feel like it makes it better but it doesnt anyone can hit a comeback though you still around for a reason keep fighting
Anne is in critical condition why would they even publish that episode in the first place. She prob has an alcohol problem like a lot of other people in this country. We should be wishing her good health and nothing else.
Podcasts are rarely live or posted on the day they are filmed. There is an editing process. She was at a salon buying a wig between 10 and 11 in the morning before the crash, I highly doubt they film their podcast as soon as they wake up in the morning. Anyway, they just released that she had no alcohol in her system. It was cocaine and fentanyl.
Why on earth would you expect or hope for them to keep it posted? To humiliate and hurt Anne's character? And the hurt her family? WHO ARE YOU? The judge and jury? A perfect person? Or just a cruel evil one?
There was no podcast filmed that day. The last podcast was taken down b/c of people like you speculating, accusing and trying to turn this into a tabloid comment section.
@Peef Rimgaar Ok that was to much...I just don't understand why people can't stop bringing up what she did wrong...? She is gone. Please let her Rest In Peace. And please respect her grieving children and family.
@@anginetted I’ll correct myself and say I was wrong about her being drunk, it was cocaine. My comment was made 4 days before she died. And why are people talking about what she did wrong? Because YOUR trauma doesn’t give you the right to endanger other people’s lives. If you want to play fast and loose with your own health, fine, just don’t put other people’s lives and property on the line because you have a massive mental burden. She had one of the most horrible childhoods I’ve ever heard of a person experiencing, but that’s no excuse. She suffered because her father, now there’s a family with no home suffering, Anne’s friends and family are now suffering because of her.
I’m not sure she was a real friend too Anne. If Anne was my best friend , I’d get her help, I’d get her in rehab , I’d not sit back whilst she was high and struggling . I could not do that to her. I feel like she has made this podcast to try and help Anne , but she should of been upfront with Anne. I really feel that’s Heather trying to help Anne make her get help . Maybe she was scared too bring it up with Anne .
Anne has never been perfect but her struggles and her authenticity have made her one of the most fascinating public figures for me and other people I know. I really hope she recovers. If she does I have no doubt she’ll use this as a chance to grow and heal emotionally. Many people are rooting for her. ❤️
Anne is indeed a fascinating personality... She's been through so much since her early childhood that was traumatic. And yet she kept fighting to remain kind and positive, not to be a victim... Many people in her shoes would go off the rails much sooner in their lives, and she's had a consistent career, raised beautiful sons, and suddenly one day snapped... That's so heart breaking...
