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Everything Sucks, Now What? is a podcast about living thoughtfully in a complicated world. Hosted by Mary England , creator of the Merriment Method , this show is for people who feel the weight of reality but s till want to build something kinder inside it. Each episode explores how to hold two truths at once: grief and hope, rage and responsibility, realism and joy. Instead of pretending things are fine or collapsing into despair, we practice nuance. We name what’s broken . Then we ask what we can do about it. Through psychological insight, cultural analysis , and gently absurd real-life examples , Mary translates big systemic issues into personal, livable frameworks . You’ll hear conversations about care , power</stro
Uncustomary hosts Everything Sucks, Now What? A Merriment Method for a Messy World., a education show with 142 episodes published.
I started to tell you a story about a magical root beer. And then I realized how much it was really a story about innocence. So then I got into what we're really missing when we're grieving our innocence and how to get i
What if the fastest way through anxiety isn't fighting it... but accepting that it's already here? In this episode, I explore one of the most practical mindset shifts I've ever learned: the simple phrase "Yes, thank you"
I took a break from everything , made a big decision , and then life changed very quickly . In this episode I’m extremely honest about my life in the past few months including break ups , living with an ex, getting back
Everyone wants to know if people can change. But that’s not actually the question. The real question is: am I stuck like this? …and if I am , whose fault is it? In this episode, we’re pulling that entire thread until the
What happens when life looks good on the outside, but something still feels heavy... and you can't quite explain why? This week, I'm sitting down with Kendall, author, social worker, mom of two, and the creator of Cloudy
You're tracking your spending . You're watching your account . But there's another currency you're hemorrhaging every single day ... and n obody taught you how to budget it . Your attention. In this episode, we get into
You Don't Actually Want Money. (Sorry. Kind of.) Yeah, we're going there. This episode is going to annoy you a little .. fair warning. Because we're not talking about how to make more money. We're talking about why you e
Are some people just lucky... or are they paying attention in ways the rest of us aren't? I've been thinking about this for a while ... and I noticed something. The "lucky" people in my life aren't just stumbling into go
Are some people just lucky... or are they paying attention in ways the rest of us aren't? I've been thinking about this for a while ... and I noticed something. The "lucky" people in my life aren't just stumbling into go
Radical responsibility is often explained in a way that sounds like blame. Like every painful thing that has ever happened to you must somehow be your fault in order for you to reclaim your power. That interpretation doe
A furious essay kicked off this episode. It was moving, blistering, and full of big claims about patriarchy, biology, “the secondary sex,” and how fast humans have managed to speedrun catastrophe once domination became t
By February, most people assume they’ve already failed their goals. The routines didn’t stick. The motivation dipped. January didn’t turn them into a new person. In this episode, I want to slow that story down. Instead o
There's a trend on making a carousel on Instagram to look back at 2016. But I took it further and I'm walking you through the carousel and my entire year, giving you full context to what that year was like. Including the
We often ask “Are you okay?” with good intentions. But when that question is asked publicly, quickly, or without context, it can feel like pressure. It can make someone feel like their face, mood, or energy is a problem
We talk a lot about "sitting" with feelings. Meditating on them. Quietly observing them. But what if that's not the most effective way for YOU to process your feelings? In this episode I share: + how I actually process e
What if you planned the year assuming time was real? In this episode, I share a simple 4-step thought experiment I’m using instead of traditional New Year’s resolutions. It’s not about quitting your life, chasing a fanta
This is a video episode on YouTube and it's much more engaging if you watch it! Watch here: https://youtu.be/huFtLFVhb_E The days between December 26th and New Year’s Eve can feel oddly empty. 📅 You’re off schedule. Tim
I don’t think most self-help is wrong. I DO think a lot of it is beige. In this episode, I talk about why so much well-intended personal growth advice never landed for me. Not because the tools were bad. Not because I di
In this heartwarming, quietly rebellious episode of The Merriment Making Podcast, Mary sits down with Baltimore-based creative director and community connector Jessica Watson, the mind and heart behind the beloved Have A
Ever treated yourself the way you wish someone else would? In this episode, I talk about SOLO DATES and show you exactly HOW to do them. PLUS a new fun way to incorporate joy missions into them! Whether you’re craving de
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Everything Sucks, Now What? A Merriment Method for a Messy World. is hosted by Uncustomary. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 142 episodes.
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