Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte reflected on how he lived his life to the fullest in his final interview before his tragic death. Mitte died Monday at age 34, his rep confirmed to Page Six. TMZ reported that he died by suicide. The actor, who was known for playing Walter Flynn White Jr. on Breaking Bad, appeared on The Joe Vulpis podcast on Oct. 5. During the conversation, he was asked how he was able to get into a dark emotional state for certain intense scenes on the hit AMC show, and Mitte said he channeled his past experiences in life. I live life to the fullest, he said. I always try. I have a very finite amount of time. 6 RJ Mitte reflected on living his life to the fullest during his final interview on Oct. 5 on The Joe Vulpis podcast. YouTube/The Joe Vulpis Podcast 6 The Breaking Bad star said he had a very finite amount of time and channeled his past life experiences to get into character as Walter Flynn White Jr. on the hit AMC show. YouTube/The Joe Vulpis Podcast I've seen a lot. I've seen a lot of s-t in this world, he continued. I've seen the most beautiful things and I've seen some of the most heinous things in working with communities all around the world. And I find drawing from experience is something that's really important as an actor. Mitte said that the most fulfilling aspect of the success of Breaking Bad was that it gave him a platform to continue with his advocacy for disability rights. The actor had cerebral palsy, and worked to challenge stereotypes and promote greater representation for people with disabilities by doing various work with foundations. That's really the greatest thing that Breaking Bad' has given me, is to be able to lend my voice to causes that make a meaningful impact that changes people's lives, he shared. 6 Mitte played actor Bryan Cranston's on-screen son on Breaking Bad for all 5 seasons. The two are seen above during Season 5. AMC/courtesy Everett Collection 6 Mitte died Monday at age 34. Juan Rico / BACKGRID Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. Thanks for signi #pagesix #podcastdailynews