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Over the years, you and Lance have been quite open about their relationship and friendship. But what do you think is new, we need to put this in the movie. Don't know this about us? I wonder how [former *NSYNC member] Justin Timberlake did to bring me and Lance together. Justin was actually the one who asked me for my phone number for Lance, and then Justin was the scriptwriter for Lance, who left a message on my phone, and Justin was there in the first conversation. first. our first and shouted into the phone for Lance. Sometimes he says to me, "You sold it too much." Like in our conversations, I'd bring up something and say, "Well, this is what happened and blah, blah, blah," and he'd think, oh, that's real is not a big deal. Then when we talked about it on the podcast, and we had a real dialogue, and we heard about it from other angles, he would say, “Oh my God, you really are. goods have been sold . cheap. It's a much bigger thing.” Sometimes things happen to you and you don't realize their impact until it shows up years later. One of my favorite aspects of podcasting is that in the story, I only know my part, and now when I listen to your part and your part, I can watch the whole thing. and see how messy or messy it is chaotic or interesting or whatever. I understand it more by knowing all the parts.
One of the biggest lessons from podcasts is the importance of talking to each other and making sure that there is an open dialogue with the people you work with, live with, or are friends with. The amount of miscommunication or misunderstanding that goes on every day, because we were new, I didn't realize it, but I assumed and I acted as if it were true. While I'm just talking to that person, I'm going to be like, oh my gosh, you didn't mean it. Exactly. The story I tell myself is about things versus the reality of the situation. I think it's really powerful, the stories we tell ourselves about our lives and even a simple change in that story can change the trajectory of your life and your relationships. you like that. any.
Recently, Fishel has been doing this kind of reflection a lot thanks to Pod Meets World, the Boy Meets World review podcast that Fishel hosts with her former co-stars and real-life friends, Will Friedle and Rider Strong, who played Eric Matthews and Shawn Hunter, respectively. (The crew also acted together in the 2010 spin-off Boy Meets World, Girl Meets World.) During their episode-by-episode farewell they're currently in the middle of season 2 the three discuss the ups and downs of growing up. . on top of a popular TV show, including the malicious series that Jacobs sometimes creates. Her teenage experiences have helped Fishel, now 42 and a mother of two young children, fall in love with another role: directing, where she can help create a safe environment for the actors. . other. “My most important thing about being in any film is that I want all the people I work with, regardless of their role, to feel valued and respected,” she said. “I want my sets to feel calm. I want them to have fun...It's a collaborative environment. No shouting, no shouting.” She did so most recently on the set of the film Classmates, about two college freshmen who pretend to be each other and find themselves in danger; it even features her former Boy co-star, Trina McGee (Angela). “For us, being able to work together in this capacity was important to both of us,” said Fishel of the on-set reunion. “I love seeing the choices she makes. We trust each other." Here's more on how Fishel reunited with his old world.
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