Episode 3: This is Big G Talks' first interview episode — I sit down with comedian, writing coach, and published author Mimi Hayes.

Mimi rates her belief in "God" a 2.5 out of 10 — but that number doesn't tell the whole story. We get into her philosophy of a "source energy" that runs through everyone, why she calls herself a "recovering Catholic," and the two brain hemorrhages (nine years apart) that made her rethink everything about mortality, purpose, and faith.

What we get into:
- Why Mimi believes in "source energy" instead of a "big guy in the sky"
- Surviving two brain hemorrhages — the first at 22, an unexpected second one years later — and what it's actually like to think you might die
- Family ghost stories: a broken garage fan that turns itself on, and what that means about energy after death
- The "eight grams theory" and why she believes souls can have unfinished business
- Growing up Catholic, the guilt and shame that came with it, and why she now calls herself spiritual rather than religious
- Finding her purpose as a storyteller — from wanting to be an actor as a kid, to teaching, to standup comedy, to now working on a documentary
- A very honest, very funny story about praying over croissants on a first date

By the end of the conversation, Mimi's own number moves from 2.5 to 3.5 — proof that just talking about this stuff can shift things.

This is Big G Talks: real people, real faith (or lack of it), told honestly.

Find Mimi:
🌐 writingwithmimi.com
📸 Instagram: search "Mimi Hayes' Brain"

🌐 www.BigGTalks.com

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