Better Health: A Convenient Way to Match Up With a Counselor Online

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Better help offers a very convenient way to match up with the counselor online in a safe and private online environment that makes it very convenient especially for our listeners who might live in rural areas. You can schedule secure video or phone sessions plus chat and text with your therapist licensed professional counselors are at better help you specialize in depression stress anxiety relationships sleeping trauma anger family conflicts LGBT matters grief and self-esteem anything you should say is confidential if you're not happy with your counselor for any reason you can request a new one at any time at no additional charge 3000 US licensed therapist across 50 states and again you can do text you can chat phone and video would you want to text with your therapy Dave? I know

Our whole lives we’ve been frauds. We’re not exaggerating. Pretty much all we’ve ever done is try to create a certain impression of us in other people. Mostly to be liked or admired. This episode is a perfect example, Tamler pretending to be a cinephile (check out his four favorite pieces of 2019 “pop culture” in the first segment), David trying to connect with the people (Baby Yoda, Keanu Reeves etc.) – and of course what could be more fraudulent than a deep dive into a David Foster Wallace story, rhapsodizing over the endless sentences, the logical paradoxes, the seven-layer bean-dip of metacommentary (Jesus Christ I’m surprised there aren’t like eight footnotes in this episode description), and meanwhile the Partially Examined Life dudes refresh their overcast feeds and wonder through the tiny keyhole of themselves how David and Tamler have sunk so low that they’d ramble on about “Good Old Neon” like a couple of first year Comp-Lit grad students trying to impress that girl who works at the Cajun bakery.