Ooooooh I was excited to talk to these fools. I convinced Scott Wampler head honcho at The Kingcast and Phil Nobile head honcho at Fangoria to join me to discuss FEAR. We usually talk about horror, sci, and all facets of the spooky and scary but in this episode, we discuss real-life fear, mortality, sobriety, marriage, and general fears realized and otherwise in life. And we try to comprehend the weirdly magnificent but strange Netflix film “Leave The World Behind”. I love talking to these two. Plus 3 recs to go!
00:00 Introduction: Exploring Fear
03:00 Fear of Aging and Regret
06:11 Fear of Failure and Starting
10:45 Fear and Self-Doubt
15:15 Fear of Losing Mental Faculties and Freedom
19:06 Fear of Non-Existence
21:34 Fear of Losing Identity in Relationships
24:50 Fear of Aging and Appearance
27:43 Fear of the Unknown and Global Chaos
32:29 Fear and Energetic Shifts
37:26 Fear of Catastrophic Events
42:39 Fear of Being Forgotten and Legacy
48:23 Fear and Ego
51:13 Fear of Regret and Embracing Life
53:14 The Impact of the Pandemic
54:20 Gratitude and Moving Forward
55:51 Appreciating What We Have
56:47 Technology and Connection
58:16 Finding Your People
59:14 Reflecting on Personal Growth
01:00:12 Evolution and Change
01:01:07 Discovering Relationship Limitations
01:02:05 Commitment and Curiosity
01:03:28 Sticking Through Challenges
01:04:26 The Concept of Permanent Love
01:05:20 Investing in Each Other
01:06:47 Overcoming Fear and Growing Together
01:09:06 Accepting Personal Choices
01:10:35 Evolving Relationships
01:13:26 Learning Compassion and Taking Care of Oneself
01:15:23 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
3 Recs To Go
- This talk by Ruth Sokup, so good. She hosts the podcast Do It Scared. She is a SUR-VIV-OR. Here’s her Ted Talk where she discusses her one simple trick to do it scared and overcome your fears.
- If its available in your area, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE sign up for Kanopy with your library card info. What a great resource for all and it is FREE. It has movies, TV shows, a lot of international options, educational materials and resources. CHECK! IT! OUT!
- My favorite thing to do is fall asleep to brown noise. It’s good for your brain. It softens the noise and lets you fall asleep faster and really stay in it. I loooove this playlist. Let me know if it works for you.
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