
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 pod... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSociety & Culture | |||

This week, host Amanda Montell takes the mic solo to overthink the creeping sense of doom that seems to hum beneath modern life. Drawing from her Esquire essay on “doomslang,” she unpacks the language we use to joke about collapse, catastrophe, and e... more
This week, Amanda is joined by psychologist and bestselling author Guy Winch (@guywinch) to overthink workaholism. Why being “busy” feels virtuous, why burnout can masquerade as success, and how overworking often hides deeper emotional needs. Togethe... more
When did canceling plans become a personality trait... and at what cost? This week, Amanda is joined by writer and internet culture expert Kate Lindsay (@kathrynfiona) to overthink being a flake... not as a quirky coping mechanism, but as a habit tha... more
Why does speaking up feel so terrifying even when we know we’re right? This week, host Amanda Montell (@amanda_montell) is joined by happiness researcher and psychologist Sonja Lyubomirsky (@sonjalyubomirsky) to overthink confrontation: why we avoid ... more
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Really personable and chatty, entertaining content, but pretty light on info and SO FULL OF ADS. Get your bag but gosh it feels excessive and maybe I’d feel better about it if there was more research? Idk
I feel like if this podcast had an MBTI type it'd be ENFP or INFP
Minimal content just ads and ramblings. She didn’t get to the subject until halfway through the podcast.
Love the conversations! Makes me feel seen.
It’s Narcissus. Not Narcissusus. I had to stop once I heard that.
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Focused on the experiences and challenges of overthinkers, this podcast provides a cozy environment for listeners to explore various contemporary issues that can trigger anxious thoughts. Host Amanda Montell engages with expert guests to discuss topics like narcissism, nostalgia, social media comparisons, and the impact of modern complexities on mental health. Each episode combines personal anecdotes with valuable insights, aiming to help listeners navigate their thought spirals and offering actionable advice on topics that resonate deeply with a chronically online audience. The discussions are often infused with humor and relatability, making them both entertaining and enlightening.
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Recent guests on Magical Overthinkers include:
1. Dr. Guy Winch
2. Kate Lindsay
3. Sonja Lyubomirsky
4. Shan Boodram
5. Lee C. Camp
6. MJ Renshaw
7. Adam Aleksic
8. Joe Nucci
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