On Purpose with Jay Shetty

Podbit · On Purpose with Jay Shetty

KARL-ANTHONY TOWNS: How I Survived the Hardest Year of My Life

Explore episode Jul 20, 2026

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When Therapy Looks Different

At 37:35 · chapter starts 35:51

The conversation briefly turns reflective as Shetty explains that this exact kind of exchange — a man behind the jersey sharing who he actually is — is why the podcast exists. Eight years ago he watched Tom Brady being interviewed before his own stage appearance and noticed Brady trying repeatedly to reach for depth while the interviewer kept steering back to the championships. That moment crystallized the show's purpose. Towns nods in recognition and adds something important: mental health is real, and most people never feel truly heard because the people interviewing them don't actually want to go there. 'We really are people,' he says. 'All these seats have stories.' Shetty agrees, and the two sit for a moment in the weight of that.

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