.jpg)
No, You're Not Dying
Mother-daughter duo Beth (a PhD clinical psychologist) and Joyce (a chronic over-thinking millennial) love to sit and chat about finding balance in the never-ending ups and downs of life - so much so, that they turned it into a podcast.
Join them every week for a candid conversation about the many ways in which life impacts our mental health, how psychology can shift your perspective, and why even if you feel like you’re dying, you’re probably not. Kinda funny, never scripted, always honest - so join the conversation!
To share topics and stay up to date on the show, you can follow them on Instagram @noyourenotdyingpodcast.
**Note: Advice and opinions on this show should not be considered as treatment. Please contact your healthcare provider if you are in need of individualized help.**
Episodes
77 episodes
Can I Run Away From My Life, or Should I Just Get Bangs?
Some weeks you're thriving, and some weeks you're dumpster diving. And unfortunately for (one of) us, we're knee deep in psychological garbage. Today, we're talking about bird calls, travel stress, and what to do when life's got you...
.jpg)
Why Having Friends of Different Ages is a Gift (Friend-ly Advice Pt. 4)
Growing up, the majority of our life is spent with people of the same age - in school, in camp, in sports. It's not really until we enter the working (aka real) world that we look around and realize...wait a minute, is my new pal someone ...
Hope, Connection, & Bottles of Ranch: Life Lessons from the World Cup
We don't know about you, but stories from the World Cup have taken over our feeds, our brains, and our lives the last few weeks: the tales of Lawrence, KS, the Tartan Army, Cabo Verde's draw, the discovery of ranch dressing, and so much more.
Keeping Up with the Kids (On Social Media)
We're back this week with a listener-requested episode! Thank you to you, listener!For many millennials and Gen Z-ers (is that even what you're called?? idk), social media comes naturally. We know how to use it, what platforms are in, an...
"Everything Happens for a Reason", & Other Platitudes
"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger", "When one door closes another door opens", "You're only given the battles that you can handle": Quotes in frames at your local HomeGoods, or things you say to people when they're going through a tough...
That Don't Impress Us Much (Or Does It?)
We saw That's The Point Podcast with Kristin and John do an episode on this, so we're doing an episode on this (with our own twist).Today, we're having goof & gab time where we talk about the things we used to be impressed by that no...
Can a Relationship Survive a Partner Cheating?
Cheating is a not-all-that-uncommon occurrence in relationships, but that doesn't make it any less devastating. And if someone cheats, it's normal to think: this is over, leave and never look back. But is it really that simple?Today, we'...
Love, Marriage, & Hating Your Spouse
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes...finding everything your partner does kind of annoying and realizing you might actually hate them? Queue the questions: is this normal? Is it just a phase? Is it worth saying anything?
Musings on Music: The power of a song
**apologies for a bit of wacky audio today, we accidentally messed up our audio levels while recording oops**Do you have a favorite song that makes you feel powerful? Or maybe one that completely changes your mood, or takes you back to a...
The Interview Episodes: How to manage your worries, multiple offers, & rejection
The third and final episode of the interview series is here!We're picking up right where we left off, at perhaps the most frightening point of all: the aftermath. The interview is over, you're leaving the building, and then you queue up ...
The Interview Episodes: How to handle tough interviewers, tech challenges, & more
We're back with Part 2 of our interview series!It's Coronation Day! The interview is tomorrow. You're probably wondering: what do I bring? How early should I get there? Did I prepare enough?Today we're dishing out practical magic ...
The Interview Episodes: Putting your best foot forward
There's nothing quite like getting an interview for a job that you're excited for. You're thrilled! A job is on the horizon! And then comes reality: oh crap, I have an interview to prepare for.Interviewing can bring up issues you're stru...
Existential Thoughts from a Trip Around the Moon
Perhaps you've recently heard about the Artemis II mission around the moon. And if you haven't, we're here to tell you about it (and by "it", we mean a little bit about the mission and a lot a bit about how it made us think about life and our e...
Our Favorite TV Shows and What They Have Taught Us
What do The Pitt, The Bear, Hacks, and Best Medicine have in common? They're on our list of favorite TV shows, of course! (Some of these should be no surprise, tbh).In today's listener-requested episode, we're taking you through our top ...
Are We Looking at Success the Wrong Way?
The way success gets talked about is always confusing: on one hand, we should have a big goal we're working towards and if that doesn't get achieved, then we've failed; on the other hand, success is really about the journey (not the destination...
The Devil's in the Doomscroll: How to Stay Informed without Burning Out
How exactly does a person go about living their life and maintaining sanity while also constantly consuming news from the world around them that seems all bad, all the time? No clue, but we're trying to figure it out.In today's listener-...
Simple Things That Make Us Unhappy (Why Complaining is Cathartic)
Whoever said that complaining is bad for you obviously just doesn't get it. It can be funny, a way to vent, and a means of connection - and there doesn't have to be an end goal or solution you're aiming for. Today, we're chatting ab...
Stop Gatekeeping Things as an Adult. It's Weird.
Today's episode is brought to you by the first warm day in months and the confusion that comes with daylight savings.We're feeling extra chatty with our highs and lows this week, covering everything from entitled people in parking lots t...
The Balancing Act: Sharing Routines, Raising Kids, and Being a Working Parent
Having kids and starting a family can be such an idealized experience: the fun! the adventure! the excitement! But it also is a full-time job with immense responsibility. Add maintaining and running a home, and the pressure on parents rises. Ad...
Why We're Attracted to People Who Are Mean to Us
Have you ever pursued the 'bad boy' over the 'nice guy'? The one with a bit of an edge, who you feel cares about you but also really...doesn't? If you have, it's no surprise: among other things, we're taught from a young age that the boys who b...
Simple Things That Make Us Happy (How to Find Joy in the Mundane)
Some weeks are for relatable advice, and some weeks are...not. When life feels chaotic, sometimes you just have to get out of your head and find joy in what's around you. Today we're attempting to change our moods and our outlooks b...
A Year of Podcasting & Following What You Want vs. What You Should
Today is a very special episode because we are celebrating one year of No, You're Not Dying!! Time has both flown and moved at an exceedingly glacial pace, and we're recapping and reflecting on the last 365 days: what we've learned, what has su...
Body Image in the Age of GLP-1s
This week we're having an honest conversation around body image in a time where it seems like everyone is getting smaller. We're sharing our thoughts on the shift from 'health at every size' to 'nothing tastes as good as skinny feels' and the w...
Why Discomfort Leads Us to Distance from Others
This week, we were inspired by a video we saw from @sarahcha.d on Instagram where she mentioned that we are all one step away from being unable to afford food. It got us thinking about our own vulnerabilities, the fragility of life, and how tha...
*Bonus Episode* What Tell Me Lies Can Tell Us About People: A clinical psychologist’s perspective
If you’ve seen the Hulu show Tell Me Lies, you know that the characters range from bad-decision-makers to straight-up-evil. And every episode, you think ‘it can’t possibly get worse’ - and then it does. So, I wanted to get Dr. Beth’s take.<...