
Don’t Think is your weekly overthinking support group disguised as a podcast - hosted by Carla Bezanson, known for spiraling in her car and saying what everyone else is too embarrassed to admit. In short, she’s anxiety personified. This isn’t another polished self help show.
It’s brutally honest, darkly funny, and sometimes a little unhinged. From dating anxiety to mental health spirals, Don’t Th... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

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I really wanted to like Carla but after she decided to get political into an issue she has no business being in I morally can’t support her anymore.
I am here from TikTok and have never been happier that a creator is expanding their audience. Carly is funny and it seems like all the things she speaks on are things I have struggled with or thoughts I have had. It’s like getting to listen to advice and words of encouragement from a best friend Keep up the amazing work Carly!!
SnarlyCarly is the best. I’ve been listening to her for a while now on here and Facebook. What I enjoy most is that she gives you the reality check you need, especially when dealing with men. When I’ve gone through tough break ups and situationships 🤢 she reminded me of my worth and helped me keep moving.
Highly recommend.
I feel so seen and understood when I listen to this podcast. I struggle with OCD and I’ve never heard someone explain things the way Carla does in a way that is so hauntingly accurate to my experience. Please never stop making this podcast.
This podcast feels like Carla is inside my head, the strategies she shares have been extremely helpful in my day to day and feels like a mix between my best friend and therapist. Hey, maybe that’s a side quest for you!
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This show centers on honest, vulnerable discussions about anxiety, mental health, relationships, and everyday life from a candid host who blends personal storytelling with practical tips. Episodes mix solo monologues, guest appearances, and cross-promotions, often pairing humor with actionable strategies to manage thoughts, boundaries, and self-worth. A notable through-line is transforming anxiety and overthinking into relatable, usable insights, with a hallmark emphasis on authenticity over polish. The format frequently features personal anecdotes, mental health education, and a no-nonsense vibe that appeals to listeners seeking validation, real talk, and tangible coping tools.
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2. Sabrina Jalise
3. Natasha Leggero
4. Alicia McCarvell
5. Dr. Amir Levine
6. Erin Foster
7. Sarah Foster
8. Caroline Baudino
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