I'm Not Crazy, Right?

Like happy hour and therapy had a baby. Asking the hard questions so you don't have to. New episodes every other Thursday! Follow along on social @notcrazyrightpod and @hillarybautch. Want to be guest on the podcast? Have a question you want us to answer? Drop us a note at notcrazyrightpod.com.

I'm Not Crazy, Right? is a society podcast hosted by Hillary Bautch, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Hillary Bautch hosts I'm Not Crazy, Right?, a society show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode #17

  Is It Really ‘All Men’?

  Oct 1, 202632 minS1

  If most women have a story like this, why are so many people still shocked? In this solo episode, Hillary talks about the reopened Cornell sexual assault case and why it hit so many women so hard. She opens up about her own experiences with sexual assault and harassment, and explains why survivors don't always recognize it right away, why it can take years to tell anyone, and how trauma affects memory. She also tackles "not all men" and the safety rules women are taught from a young age. If you've ever wondered whether what happened to you "counts," this episode is for you. Content note: This episode discusses sexual assault, rape, and sexual harassment. Resources: If you or someone you know needs support, the RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline is free and available 24/7 at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673), or online at rainn.org. National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1 -800-656-4673 Tune in for new episodes every other Thursday! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Follow along on social @notcrazyrightpod and @hillarybautch Got a question for the show? Want to be a guest? Reach out at notcrazyrightpod.com.

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  Episode #16

  Does Love Need to Be Reciprocated to Be Real?

  Sep 24, 202615 minS1

  Can you truly be in love with someone if they don't love you back? In this solo episode, Hillary Bautch dives into the psychology of love and whether being in love requires reciprocity. After finishing the book Into the Blue by Emma Brodie, she found herself questioning whether she's ever experienced that all-consuming, full-volume kind of love. She breaks down the difference between unrequited love and being in love, why one-sided feelings can hit a wall, and how giving more and more to fill the gap often leads to anxiety and resentment. She also gets into how a lack of reciprocation can make you doubt your own feelings, and how that can lead you to build walls in future relationships. Whether you've loved someone who didn't know it or you're wondering what "being in love" really means, this one is for you. Tune in for new episodes every other Thursday! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Follow along on social @notcrazyrightpod and @hillarybautch Got a question for the show? Want to be a guest? Reach out at notcrazyrightpod.com.

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  Episode #15

  Why Is It So Hard to Let Yourself Be Happy?

  Sep 17, 202616 minS1

  Why do we brace for the other shoe to drop the moment something good happens? In this solo episode, Hillary breaks down why happiness can feel so hard to accept — from foreboding joy and cherophobia to negativity bias and imposter syndrome — and shares a conversation with a close friend that sparked the whole episode. She dives into the psychology behind self-sabotage, why we assume we don't deserve good things, and practical ways to actually sit in joy instead of waiting for it to be taken away. Expect real talk on worthiness, control, and why "nothing is that deep" might be the mindset shift you need. Tune in for new episodes every other Thursday! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Follow along on social @notcrazyrightpod and @hillarybautch Got a question for the show? Want to be a guest? Reach out at notcrazyrightpod.com.

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  Episode #14

  Are Yapping Friends the Best Kind of Friends? (ft. Sam Capaldi)

  Sep 3, 20261h 3mS1

  This week Hillary is joined by her dear friend Samantha Capaldi — certified sommelier and founder of the Sam Somm Wine Club — for a wildly unfiltered, tangent-filled chat (yes, there's a mid-episode outfit change). They get into: How Sam quit her cold-calling job at Yelp to become a sommelier with zero wine background Being a woman in the male-dominated wine world Learning to say no as a new business owner, and why it pays off Imposter syndrome, social media comparison, and finding real support Why curiosity beats assumption when it comes to other people's success Tune in for new episodes every other Thursday! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the show. Follow along on social @notcrazyrightpod and @hillarybautch Follow Sam @samanthasommelier and @samsommwineclub Got a question for the show? Want to be a guest? Reach out at notcrazyrightpod.com

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  Episode #13

  Does Decluttering Your Space Have to Feel Like Climbing Mount Everest? (ft. Candace Evia)

  Aug 20, 202642 minS1

  Ever start "cleaning your closet" and somehow end up sitting on the floor in a feather boa listening to old Avril Lavigne CDs, surrounded by stuff you forgot you owned? This week on I'm Not Crazy, Right?, Hillary sits down with Candace Evia, professional organizer and ADHD decluttering coach behind Simply Minimally Me, to talk about why traditional organizing advice fails ADHD brains and what actually works instead. Candace breaks down her go-to method for decision paralysis (floor, surfaces, details), why "dress for comfort and potential" should be your new closet mantra, and how to tell the difference between stuff you love and stuff you're keeping because of guilt or an old identity you've outgrown. Tune in for new episodes every Thursday! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Follow along on social @notcrazyrightpod and @hillarybautch Follow Candace @simplyminimallyme Got a question for the show? Want to be a guest? Reach out at notcrazyrightpod.com

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