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Episode 2: Claustrophobia and Backbone Rock
Episode 2: Claustrophobia and Backbone Rock
Fear can come from experiences, uncertainty, or even exhaustion. And damage isn’t always intentional. Sometimes it’s the result of a prank, the texture of a scratchy wool blanket, the moment you couldn’t move and someone laughed. Sometimes it’s realizing that your bravery has run out—and you need help.
The things we do can cause lasting harm, even when we never meant to.
This episode explores two sources of fear; one that lingers, and one that reaffirms.
Even when we’re brave, we have to know when to ask for help.
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If you’ve ever wondered whether the small moments of your life matter—they do. This is one of them.
Find Beth’s creative archive—including I Must Have Forgotten and True Crime BnB—at linktr.ee/bethpods.
Sound Design Note: This episode includes audio textures from MuseHub and Pixabay. These elements help carry the memory, shape the emotional arc—and are honored with gratitude here.
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By BethEpisode 2: Claustrophobia and Backbone Rock
Fear can come from experiences, uncertainty, or even exhaustion. And damage isn’t always intentional. Sometimes it’s the result of a prank, the texture of a scratchy wool blanket, the moment you couldn’t move and someone laughed. Sometimes it’s realizing that your bravery has run out—and you need help.
The things we do can cause lasting harm, even when we never meant to.
This episode explores two sources of fear; one that lingers, and one that reaffirms.
Even when we’re brave, we have to know when to ask for help.
---------------
If you’ve ever wondered whether the small moments of your life matter—they do. This is one of them.
Find Beth’s creative archive—including I Must Have Forgotten and True Crime BnB—at linktr.ee/bethpods.
Sound Design Note: This episode includes audio textures from MuseHub and Pixabay. These elements help carry the memory, shape the emotional arc—and are honored with gratitude here.