What happens if the thing that keeps us plugged into the world is also the thing slowly pulling us away from everything else that matters? In this episode, we’re once again cracking open our love/hate relationship with technology — but this time, we’re diving in with some new angles to explore.

What if the very systems designed to keep us healthy were actually making us sicker? In this episode, we dive headfirst into the messy intersection of health, environment, and society—where medical gaslighting, Big Pharma, and systemic neglect leave many of us questioning everything. From the invisible ways our surroundings impact our well-being to the shame, self-doubt, and identity crises that come with struggling to be heard, we’re unpacking the deep existential dread that so often follows.

Join us for a no-holds-barred episode where we peel back the layers on our darkest truths. We’re talking about those first brushes with death that thrust us into the realm of existentialism, and the childhood traumas that still ignite our battles with anxiety and depression.

Parenthood isn’t for everyone—but saying no to it comes with a whole lot of existential baggage.

Aging, identity, and the slow creep of atrophy—of body, culture, and connection. We’re diving into the messy intersections of generational ties, privilege, marginalization, and how class and politics warp our sense of self.

Existential dread creeping in? Yeah, same. We’re diving into the dark—facing fears, loss, and all the messy thoughts we usually try to avoid.

Death—every culture has its own spin on it, and what you believe can shape how you live (and panic about dying).

Kick off our very first episode of Death and All the Rest with us! We're diving headfirst into Existential Dread—what it actually means, how it’s messed with us personally, and the tricks we’ve picked up to survive the mind spiral. Buckle up, it’s gonna get deep!