Decapitation and the Macabre

When eras come to an end and new ones start, it's normal to be filled with nostalgia. What about doubts and regret? Join me as I explore confounding feelings about moving on and letting go. Check out a playlist with all songs of the episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Xh32OfpTP5XtK2EObtLTI?si=9be2f8eb60aa4725

Writer’s block, right? This is what happens when you’ve got it and do an episode anyways. You end up with a hopefully enjoyable rambling mess.

Phagophobia: the fear of swallowing, mostly with respect to pills. At least I know I’m not the only one in the world like this.

Our bodies, as well as the universe, are connected in ways we don’t expect, and sometimes can’t explain.

According to most iterations of immortality in media, immortals age, they grow and wither...how does that make sense with modern science?

I answer some questions and recall some of my most embarrassing regrets.

Dreams are strange, aren’t they?

I was reading a book, and it kinda pissed me off. Thus, I started spiraling into some private and uncontrolled thoughts

The human head can stay conscious up to ten seconds after being decapitated. Join me as I explore more morbid and interesting facts of human cadavers coming from Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach.

...I don’t really know the main focus of this episode. I explore the implications of the future and dwell a bit on the past and the present.