
None But Curious - A Podcast for Nones and Agnostics
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Podcast Overview
<p>In a world that often demands you choose a belief system, being a none, agnostic, or spiritual-but-not-religious can feel isolating. None But Curious is a space for people exploring meaning outside traditional categories.</p> <p>At times we lean on reason, and at others we wander into the wonder hidden in ordinary life. This podcast explores everything from the quiet rituals that shape our days to the myths and stories that have traveled across cultures. Together, we explore big questions, small moments of awe, and the playful, thoughtful spaces in between belief and doubt.</p> <p>If you’re searching for a grounded, open-hearted way to make sense of the world, this podcast is your companion on the journey.</p> <p>A new episode is uploaded every two weeks!</p> <p>#nonebutcurious #findmagicinthemundane #awedinary</p>
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Publishing Since
7/19/2023
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Recent Episodes

April 10, 2026
Why Waiting is Good for You: Mindfulness, Anxiety and Letting Go of Control
We all wait.In traffic. In lines. For texts. For answers. For life to move. And most of us hate it. This episode explores why waiting feels so uncomfortable — and how those very moments may be some of the most powerful opportunities for building patience, emotional regulation, and self-awareness. You’ll learn: Why waiting triggers tension in the body and nervous system How our culture trains us to resist stillness and expect constant progress What mindfulness traditions say about pauses, delays, and stillness The psychology behind patience as a trainable skill How everyday waiting becomes practice for emotional control A simple W.A.I.T. method you can use the next time you’re stuck in a delay Waiting turns out not to be wasted time.It’s a quiet training ground for presence. This episode reframes delays, traffic jams, slow lines, and unanswered messages as opportunities to strengthen patience, calm anxiety, and learn how to relate to life when you can’t speed it up. Because control isn’t about making life move faster.It’s about learning how to be steady when it doesn’t. Subscribe to podcast - None But Curious Find on social @nonebutcurious Subscribe to email - nonebutcurious.org

March 26, 2026
What World Stories and Spiritual Practices Teach Us About Grief, Burnout and Change
What if feeling like you’re going downward isn’t failure… but part of a pattern humans have recognized for thousands of years? In this episode of None But Curious, we explore why so many ancient stories begin with loss, disorientation, and darkness before renewal. Across cultures and centuries, myths tell the same surprising truth:descent often comes before transformation. You’ll journey through: The underworld descent of Inanna from ancient Sumer The grief-filled journey of Orpheus in ancient Greece Shamanic initiation practices from Siberian and Mongolian traditions, where symbolic dismemberment precedes healing Together, these stories offer a wider frame for experiences like: Grief that feels disorienting Burnout that strips away your sense of identity Seasons where life feels like it’s unraveling instead of progressing This episode doesn’t try to solve those seasons.It helps you see them differently. You’ll hear reflections on: Why transformation often begins with subtraction, not addition How myths normalize collapse as part of the human arc Why “hallway seasons” of life may be passages, not destinations How loss, doubt, and disorientation show up in nearly every culture’s storytelling If you’ve ever felt like you were moving backward instead of forward, this conversation will remind you: you are in very old company. @nonebutcurious nonebutcurious.org

March 18, 2026
Setting a New Bench Mark: Rebuilding Yourself When Life Feels Off
Nothing is technically wrong… but something just feels off. In this special bonus episode, we continue to sit with that strange in-between space—the one where you’re not falling apart, but you’re not quite yourself either. What these in-between seasons can feel like from the inside What it looks like to keep showing up anyway A personal story about lifting, confidence, and finding your footing again The Bench Mark Program and how steady support can change everything This episode is part of Podcasthon, a global podcast event focused on supporting meaningful causes. It highlights Bench Mark, a program that’s making a real difference in young people's lives, and shares how steady support and small, consistent effort can help you find your way forward. @nonebutcurious nonebutcurious.org
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- What is None But Curious - A Podcast for Nones and Agnostics?
<p>In a world that often demands you choose a belief system, being a none, agnostic, or spiritual-but-not-religious can feel isolating. None But Curious is a space for people exploring meaning outside traditional categories.</p> <p>At times we lean on reason, and at others we wander into the wonder hidden in ordinary life. This podcast explores everything from the quiet rituals that shape our days to the myths and stories that have traveled across cultures. Together, we explore big questions, small moments of awe, and the playful, thoughtful spaces in between belief and doubt.</p> <p>If you’re searching for a grounded, open-hearted way to make sense of the world, this podcast is your companion on the journey.</p> <p>A new episode is uploaded every two weeks!</p> <p>#nonebutcurious #findmagicinthemundane #awedinary</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 10 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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