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Hosted by Johnna Grimes · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 245 episodes
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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!
Johnna Grimes hosts Babbles Nonsense, a society show with 245 episodes published.
#233: You make the call. You do the brave thing. You choose what’s healthiest, smartest, most honest for your life. Then you sit in the quiet and think, why does this still hurt? We get into the part nobody really talks
#232: Life can flip the script in a single week, and sometimes it feels like your house, your job, your relationships, and your inner world all decide to develop plot twists at the same time. We are talking candidly abou
A quiet walk should not end with blood on white fur, a puncture wound in my leg, and me doing rabies immune globulin math on my phone, but that’s exactly where my week went. I’m telling the full story of what happened wh
#230: My brain has been loud lately, the kind of loud where you close your laptop but the tabs keep running in your head. I’m catching you up on what life feels like when you love your job as a nurse practitioner, but yo
#228: You ever walk away from a conversation thinking, “I explained it so clearly, how are we still here?” We’ve been told that if we heal enough, regulate enough, and choose the perfect words, we can fix the disconnect.
#227: You can say the right words, in the right tone, at the right time and still watch someone hear a completely different message. We get personal about that frustration and ask a sharper question: what if “miscommunic
#226: Nothing catastrophic is happening, and somehow that can feel even more overwhelming. My life lately is a pileup of moving pieces: a demanding healthcare schedule, big questions about my career path, a long health p
#225: If your dating life has ever felt like a constant mismatch between what you were promised and what you’re living, there’s a good reason: most of us learned love from stories. We sit down with Meenu from Transcend I
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#224: You can explain your attachment style perfectly and still blow up the same relationship in the exact same way. That gap between insight and change is where we go next. We pick up our part two conversation on self-a
#223: You’ve done the therapy. You know your triggers. You can explain your attachment style, your nervous system, and your childhood wounds in perfect language. So why do you still feel stuck? We sit down with Meenu to
#222: I’m putting the polished version of myself down for a minute and telling the truth: I still get triggered, I still overthink, and I still want love and friendship to feel safe. If you’ve ever said “it’s fine” when
#221: We do a quick life catch-up that starts with a serious reminder about using our voice at the ballot box and ends with the lighter stuff that keeps us sane. Along the way, we share what we’re watching, what we’re si
#220: “Holding space” sounds like love, maturity, and emotional intelligence. But what happens when it’s actually you getting less and less of what you need and calling it patience? We go deep on the fine line between su
#219: Politics doesn’t just feel loud right now, it feels personal, exhausting, and weirdly addictive. We’re sitting with that heavy tension so many of us carry after scrolling the news and social media: are we actually
#218: You can go from thinking about someone nonstop to feeling strangely neutral, and the most unsettling part is when there’s no blowup to explain it. We unpack why attraction can change in dating, long term relationsh
#217: You wake up at 3 a.m. again. One week you feel sharp, social, and driven, and the next week you’re tired, irritable, and stuck in your head. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why do I feel like a completely different perso
#216: Something feels off, but nothing is obviously “wrong” and that’s what makes low dopamine so confusing. We wanted to wrap up our dopamine series by getting out of the science and into real life: the way motivation f
#215: Your brain isn’t a character flaw, and “lazy” is not a medical explanation. We’re pulling on a thread that a lot of people feel but rarely get clarity on: why your life can look like ADHD on the outside while the r
#214: What if the real dopamine hit lands before anything good even happens? We pressed pause on social media for Lent and followed the trail into how anticipation drives our reward system, why constant pings can flatten
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