Between Hearts and Minds

Why Not Just Climb Trees? Navigating the Absurdity of Our 20s

19 min · 19 de ene de 2026
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In a world that demands us to be exceptional, perhaps the greatest rebellion is simply existing with compassions. This week on Between Hearts and Minds, we tackle the heavy weight of "lived absurdism." Why does life feel so random? Why do we panic about time running out? We dive into the difference between searching for meaning and choosing to create it in the small, human moments. If you're tired of the pressure to have it all figured out, pull up a chair-we're learning how to move gently through the uncertainity together. Engage us: https://www.instagram.com/bhmpodcast?igsh=MXJsZzhlZjh0azJwdg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

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