HeyJaredThe Perspective Podcast
The Perspective Podcast is hosted by a mother and son, two different genders, two different generations, two different ages, two different perspectives! Shazmeen Bank is a certified life and relationship coach as well and so the show will have it all.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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- Aug 27, 2026
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The Pain No One Saw: Anxiety, Faith and Finding a Way Back (opens the original)
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What happens when the person who makes everyone laugh is the one quietly falling apart? In this deeply personal episode, Gibran shares what it felt like to lose all hope while appearing calm, positive and completely fine to everyone around him. He opens up about the panic attacks, anxiety and overwhelming pain that led him into a suicidal crisis and the night his life came frighteningly close to ending. For the first time, Shazmeen hears parts of that night she had never known. Together, they ex
The Year We Both Broke: Depression, Separation and Starting Again (opens the original)
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A six-kilometre run on New Year’s Day was supposed to mark the beginning of their strongest year yet. Instead, a knee injury became the final domino in months of depression and silent burnout, pushing Gibran to a point where he no longer wanted to continue. As Gibran switched off his phone and withdrew from the world for nearly two weeks, Shazmeen—only beginning to find her own strength after separation—dropped everything to hold her son. Together, they unpack why her strength finally gave him p
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