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If you've ever been laying awake at three in the morning replaying something you said literally months ago, this show is for you. I'm Karla, the host of Don't Think, the podcast that will not fix you, but it will make you laugh, make you feel seen, and hopefully give you a break from the chaos of your own brain. New episodes every Thursday. This is Don't Think. A break for your brain.
Release date: August 28, 2025
Host: Dear Media
Featured Guest: Carla Bezanson
In this special crossover episode, hosts Mackenzie Fultz and Hanna Anderson spotlight comedian and fellow podcaster Carla Bezanson, host of "Don't Think." The episode serves as both an introduction to Carla’s podcast and a thematic bridge—focusing on overthinking, anxiety, and the humor found amidst self-doubt that lingers from modern dating headaches. While not a traditional deep dive into con-men and catfishing, this mini-episode gives listeners a relatable reprieve from relentless self-analysis and the chaos of online romance.
Key Quote:
“If you've ever been laying awake at three in the morning replaying something you said literally months ago, this show is for you.” — Carla Bezanson [00:03]
Key Quote:
“The podcast that will not fix you, but it will make you laugh, make you feel seen, and hopefully give you a break from the chaos of your own brain.” — Carla Bezanson [00:16]
Key Quote:
“This is Don't Think. A break for your brain.” — Carla Bezanson [00:28]
This episode is a brief but poignant crossover, introducing Carla Bezanson’s “Don't Think” as an antidote to the overthinking and emotional fatigue sparked by modern relationships and dating mishaps. With humor, empathy, and unmistakable authenticity, Carla offers much-needed solidarity for anyone who’s ever felt haunted by their own thoughts—fitting perfectly within the broader “Dating Detectives” mission of support and community.
Listeners are left with an invitation to keep coming back for laughs and mental health breaks, each Thursday—a promise of relief from both dating drama and the spiral of overthinking.