Babbles Nonsense
Welcome to my verbal diary where I want to discuss any and all things that is essentially on my mind or have wondered about. Sometimes I will be solo and then other times I will have some amazing guests to bring all different perspectives in life. The ultimate goal is to hopefully bring some joy, laughter, inspiration, education, and just maybe a little bit of entertainment. Don't forget to like, rate, and share the podcast with a friend!
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#180: Forget everything you thought you knew about astrology from those vague newspaper horoscopes. In this eye-opening conversation with psychic medium Chris Medina, we dive deep into the profound cosmic truths that shape our personalities, emotional responses, and life patterns. Chris breaks down the fundamental elem
#179: There"s something magical about reuniting with friends who"ve known you since elementary school – people who witnessed your awkward phases, knew your family dynamics, and remember details about your childhood that even you"ve forgotten. In this laughter-filled episode, I"m joined by my two oldest friends in the w
#178: Have you ever been told to "just move on" when someone walked out of your life without explanation? That raw, vulnerable question—Why?—sits at the heart of this deeply personal exploration of closure, emotional honesty, and the courage to seek clarity. We"ve been conditioned to believe that asking questions makes
#177: That ex who keeps circling back into your life? There"s a fascinating psychology behind it that rarely has anything to do with genuine love or reconciliation. In this raw and revealing conversation, we unpack the real reasons behind those surprise texts and "how have you been?" messages that seem to arrive just w
#176: Ever noticed how "be vulnerable" has become the go-to advice for everything from dating to leadership? But what if vulnerability isn"t always the answer? The truth about vulnerability is far more nuanced than inspirational quotes suggest. While opening up can create deeper connections and build self-respect, vuln
#175: The constant urge to say "yes" when you want to scream "no" might be more harmful than you realize. In this raw, transformative conversation about people-pleasing, we uncover how this seemingly innocent trait actually represents a profound disconnection from your authentic self. When 69% of adults regularly put o