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Amanda Montell & Studio71
Magical Overthinkers
Are you an overthinker? Prone to thought spirals? Do you wonder why, despite living in the "Information Age," life only seems to be making less sense? From extreme celebrity worshippers to people with master’s degrees basing their real-life choices on Mercury’s whereabouts, there seems to be a lot of delulu out there these days. More than ever, in fact. Enter: This relatable, thought-provoking podcast for curious overthinkers. Every other week, tune in as host Amanda Montell, author of the New York Times bestselling book The Age of Magical Overthinking and host of the Sounds Like A Cult...
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4.4 stars from 505 ratings
Toxins episodes
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“I love this topic, and loved Amanda’s conversation with her mom. Nuanced and funny as always. The opening and closing questions are always fun fodder for thought.”
Lisa "validate me!" Simpson via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/16/24
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“I love this show and realize : I’m a magical over thinker too. It is highly informative, funny, and honestly, helpful. I especially loved the episode on toxins with mom and daughter, who, by the way. ARE THE CUTEST! Thank you and keep overthinking.”
Tiffinita via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/16/24
My Sanity Needs This
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“Keep going Amanda! Our collective sanity needs your vulnerability to put it all in perspective. Sending courage ❤️”
BossLadyBrammer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/15/24
Recent Episodes
What could be more ripe for thought spirals than the concept of tiny, invisible poisons secretly lurking in our food, clothes, and the air we breathe? With such mystery, misinformation, and conspiracy surrounding "toxins"—everything from forever chemicals in our sparkling water to carcinogens in...
Published 11/13/24
Big question: Is life in the ever-disembodied digital era changing our attitudes toward death? Already, Americans' relationship to mortality is terribly distant—but how do phenomena like social media, the brandification of the apocalypse, and technology-assisted modes of "cheating death" further...
Published 10/30/24
Published 10/30/24
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