Broadway actress Reneé Rapp joins Jay Shetty to discuss battling anxiety, overcoming self-doubt, and expressing vulnerability. They explore the impact of external judgment, the challenges of self-criticism, and strategies for resilience in challenging situations. Topics also include understanding perception and well-being, preparing for disappointment, managing inner voice, and effective expression of insecurities.

Reneé Rapp, Auliʻi Cravalho, and Angourie Rice discuss the Mean Girls Broadway adaptation and its recent film adaptation. They express their love for the original movie and discuss their expectations for the musical adaptation. The podcast also includes discussions on sponsors in movies, enjoying Bernstein's Young People's Concerts, the YouTube channel What Makes the Song Stink, Fargo Season 5, and playing Two Point Campus on PS5.

Topics include mispronunciations of Cholmondeley, Gemma Collins defending Jedward, Reneé Rapp's relationship with Towa Bird, celebrity fashion choices, Rob Lowe's party, and parallels in acting careers.

Guests Reneé Rapp and Angourie Rice discuss the 2024 version of Mean Girls; Maya Erskine voices a samurai seeking revenge in Blue Eye Samurai. The hosts also debate the merits of January as the least-loved month.

Reneé Rapp, a singer, songwriter, and actor, talks about her journey from aspiring pop singer to starring as Regina George in the 'Mean Girls' movie. They discuss her acting insecurities, upcoming European tour, hometowns, and love for authentic barbecue. They also share their experiences of being star struck, meeting Mark Cuban, and exchange heartfelt birthday wishes.