This week on The Chris Moon Show, things kick off with a bear update in Clarksville, because apparently that’s just part of normal life now. Where did it go? What actually happened? And why did everyone suddenly become a wildlife expert?

From there, Moon asks a question nobody wants to answer but everyone has an opinion on: is it worse to be cheated on by someone uglier than you or prettier than you? It turns into ego math, emotional damage, and the realization that there’s no version of cheating where anyone feels good.

The episode shifts into real science as Moon explains why your brain hates unfinished business, why unresolved conversations and half-done goals drain you, and why you feel overwhelmed even when you’re “doing nothing.”

Along the way, Moon dives into letting things go, people who live permanently “in transition,” and why silence, boredom, and closure feel harder than they should.

The show closes with The Long Goodbye — letting go of open loops, fake pressure, and the need to have everything figured out right now.

Weird news, uncomfortable questions, real science, and classic Moon energy.