End Times and Errands

Bewildered

Martha Beck and Rowan Mangan

Business, Education, Courses, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2026

⏱️ 78 minutes

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How do you continue doing ordinary human-life things while the world feels like it’s collapsing in real time? That's what we're trying to figure out on this episode of Bewildered. We talk about ping‑ponging between school runs, summer camp registration, doctor's appointments, and breaking-news notifications that feel like the apocalypse is upon us. If you've been feeling caught in this same unnerving and exhausting back-and-forth, this episode is for you. Tune in and we'll come to our senses together.

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0:00.0	Marty, yes. Do you ever get the feeling that everything totally sucks? It has occurred to me a few
0:06.8	thousand times today. Yeah. It's like we have to live our lives amidst like really
0:15.1	monumentally, globally, unprecedentedly terrible things happening.
0:21.6	Yes,
0:21.9	they are.
0:22.4	Not just me,
0:23.1	right?
0:23.4	Oh,
0:24.0	yes.
0:24.4	Yeah.
0:24.7	I mean,
0:25.0	not you just.
0:26.3	Sorry.
0:26.8	Yeah.
0:27.2	That's good.
0:28.0	So that's what we're going to talk about today.
0:30.9	Uh-huh.
0:31.5	About how do you live and do your everyday human things like learn to put on and take off your own clothes
0:40.4	when everything is falling apart and everything sucks in the world?
0:45.6	Yeah.
0:46.2	And how being a little bit wilder can help you not only survive it, but actually stay very buoyant
0:53.9	and float along in a very turbulent current.
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