Michelle goes deep with Vince as they unpack a traumatic experience that inspired his new book, Everything Is Fine. Vince’s story teaches us forgiveness, resilience and sticking by our loved ones who suffer from mental illness. CHECK IN to this episode for a reminder that you are worthy of a beautiful life, no matter what you’ve been through. 

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Michelle goes deep with Vince as they unpack a traumatic experience that inspired his new book, Everything Is Fine. Vince’s story teaches us forgiveness, resilience and sticking by our loved ones who suffer from mental illness. CHECK IN to this episode for a reminder that you are worthy of a beautiful life, no matter what you’ve been through. Everything Is Fine: A Memoir by Vince Granata is available now! Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

On CHECKING IN, Michelle Williams and her friends let it all out as they reveal their intimate experiences with depression, anxiety and their mental health journeys. Hosted by Michelle, these celebrity interviews will also offer skills on how to manage mental health hardships and even offer coping strategies for emotional well-being.

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Checking In w/ Vince Granata

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What if the things you’ve been told are “your issues” are actually justified reactions to the world around you?

In this powerful conversation, Michelle sits down with licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Raquel Martin to unpack boundaries, burnout, Black Superwoman syndrome, and what liberation psychology teaches us about healing beyond the individual. Together, they explore why strength can become a cage, how community is our greatest mental health resource, and why some behaviors once saved us — even if they no longer serve us.

From redefining imposter syndrome to burning the cape, this episode challenges the way we talk about mental health, power, and survival. It’s honest, funny, deeply affirming, and necessary.

If you’ve ever felt exhausted by being strong, unseen in healing spaces, or pressured to carry everything alone — this conversation is for you.

What if the things you&rsquo;ve been told are &ldquo;your issues&rdquo; are actually justified reactions to the world around you?
In this powerful conversation, Michelle sits down with licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Raquel Martin to unpack boundaries, burnout, Black Superwoman syndrome, and what liberation psychology teaches us about healing beyond the individual. Together, they explore why strength can become a cage, how community is our greatest mental health resource, and why some behaviors once saved us &mdash; even if they no longer serve us.
From redefining imposter syndrome to burning the cape, this episode challenges the way we talk about mental health, power, and survival. It&rsquo;s honest, funny, deeply affirming, and necessary.
If you&rsquo;ve ever felt exhausted by being strong, unseen in healing spaces, or pressured to carry everything alone &mdash; this conversation is for you.

Where Healing Meets Liberation

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In this deeply moving episode of Checking In with Michelle Williams, Michelle sits down with spiritual teacher and New York Times bestselling author Iyanla Vanzant for an honest, soul-shifting conversation about spiritual hygiene.

Together, they explore what it means to clean internal debris, confront unhealed pain, release inherited trauma, and stop carrying what was never ours to hold. Iyanla breaks down why awareness, honesty, boundaries, grief, and personal responsibility are essential to true healing — and why love sometimes means speaking truth, even to family.

From relationships and generational patterns to faith, fear, self-worth, and forgiveness, this episode is a reminder that healing is not about perfection — it’s about courage, compassion, and daily practice.

This conversation isn’t just something you listen to — it’s something you sit with.

In this deeply moving episode of Checking In with Michelle Williams, Michelle sits down with spiritual teacher and New York Times bestselling author Iyanla Vanzant for an honest, soul-shifting conversation about spiritual hygiene.
Together, they explore what it means to clean internal debris, confront unhealed pain, release inherited trauma, and stop carrying what was never ours to hold. Iyanla breaks down why awareness, honesty, boundaries, grief, and personal responsibility are essential to true healing &mdash; and why love sometimes means speaking truth, even to family.
From relationships and generational patterns to faith, fear, self-worth, and forgiveness, this episode is a reminder that healing is not about perfection &mdash; it&rsquo;s about courage, compassion, and daily practice.
This conversation isn&rsquo;t just something you listen to &mdash; it&rsquo;s something you sit with.

Spiritual Hygiene: Cleaning What You Can’t See with Iyanla Vanzant

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Michelle kicks off the first episode of 2026 from the sofa—recovering, reflecting, and resetting. From pushing through Broadway shows and a tough bout of illness to easing into the new year with intention, this episode is a real-time check-in on health, momentum, and grace. Michelle talks mental health, comparison, public scrutiny, and why we need to stop policing how others live, dress, and show up. It’s an honest reminder that healing isn’t linear, plans don’t have to be loud, and you’re allowed to move at your own pace as the new year unfolds.

Michelle kicks off the first episode of 2026 from the sofa&mdash;recovering, reflecting, and resetting. From pushing through Broadway shows and a tough bout of illness to easing into the new year with intention, this episode is a real-time check-in on health, momentum, and grace. Michelle talks mental health, comparison, public scrutiny, and why we need to stop policing how others live, dress, and show up. It&rsquo;s an honest reminder that healing isn&rsquo;t linear, plans don&rsquo;t have to be loud, and you&rsquo;re allowed to move at your own pace as the new year unfolds.

Checking In: New Year, New Pace

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