This woman is honestly so bright and this podcast is so much more than "just a podcast" if you understand what she talks about and have some context to her as a real life person.
As someone who has death anxiety, this has been the most reassuring conversation about life and death I've ever heard. "You cry" ever since that point of the video I've been crying, and I'm genuinely happy I did. So if you're reading this please just cry❤
The line where she says You cry is the most emotional part 😭 of this episode. babies being called tit suckers made me laugh. and the way she told that we turn away from what we want once we get it from the world because of what we have gone through is so relatable.
I feel tou pain so much. I had a baby at 23, covid hit and I lost my mom. The worst heartache to ever experience. I watched this episode so many times after my mom died. Watching it now to remind myself of the reality of life. I hope you've found happiness.
This came in my life 5 years after the sudden death of my mother. She was the closest thing to me, yet our relationship was strained tremendously. The last convo, I hubg up on her in frustration and last time I saw her I was angry with her… I heard this interview and felt as if she was speaking to me (I had boomeranged through shock, grief, mental breakdown, and rebirth) and I know she was speaking to me through this in some unfathomable yet realest and truest way. Her birthday is April 20. (Same as Duncan as told by his momma!) Thank you Duncan and Duncan’s mom.
"They know everything about me" "Do they know that you actually came into the world..peeing on the doctor's glasses?" "I haven't mentioned that one" HAHAHA
As someone who has also lost there mom watching this is always so emotional and knowing this was one of the last proper conversations he had with his mother before she passed just weeks later. Just makes you think that you need to spend time and talk to the people you love and get to know as much about them as possible
“You cry” and then the long silence after is by far the most genuine human reaction I’ve ever heard on a podcast. It really shows light on his experience and feelings.
The last show i watched with my bestie before he OD on coke and dragged a bunch of people down with him Ps, no he aint dead, but i wish he was from how he freaked out at me that day💔
His mom's ship is a reverse simulator or at least a very early version like a computer's ancestor. But it also appears in the simulation universe. Normally Clancy goes into the machine but it looks like a version of Clancy already in the simulation is going into the same area real Clancy goes before he's shot into a simulation... My theory is that the Clancy in the simulation is his consciousness. There's more to that but I'll leave the rest to the imagination.
24:04 Eh... depends how close you are to your parents. I could argue that no one wanting you is worse than a loved one passing on. At least you know that person loved you to the end. I'm suddenly reminded of the movie Hancock with Will Smith when he starts talking about his earliest memory. Waking up in the hospital. "Gotta wonder though. What kind of bastard must I have been? That nobody was there to claim me. I mean, I know I'm not the most charming guy in the world, so I've been told, but... nobody?"
How did Duncan think she had bone cancer? Poor dude was probably so dissociated from reality while recording this episode… interviewing your dying mother… he did just what his mother suggested… he looked right at death and asked for a lesson… it’s just so sad that it had to be his own mama
revelation 22:1 "then he showed me a river of the water of life, clear as crystal, coming from the throne of God and the Lamb." John 7:38 "He who believes in Me, as the scripture said, from His innermost being will flow rivers of living water."
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This woman is honestly so bright and this podcast is so much more than "just a podcast" if you understand what she talks about and have some context to her as a real life person.
"that kind of love isn't going anywhere" oh god it breaks me every damn time
That was a tear jerker
His mom's voice it's so soothing
And Duncan's is such a beautiful contrast... The whole dynamic between the two just makes me so happy and also emotional
As someone who has death anxiety, this has been the most reassuring conversation about life and death I've ever heard. "You cry" ever since that point of the video I've been crying, and I'm genuinely happy I did. So if you're reading this please just cry❤
The line where she says You cry is the most emotional part 😭 of this episode. babies being called tit suckers made me laugh. and the way she told that we turn away from what we want once we get it from the world because of what we have gone through is so relatable.
The first time I watched it, I was fried on L, and I ugly cried for half an hour afterward. Was an interesting night.
This episode helped me more than all the therapy I ever had my whole family died in a 5 year span and it was a lot.
U r loved 💕
I'm sorry... I went through similar circumstances... it's very tough, ty for still being here...👊
Duncan's mom is what the World needs more of.
the 'you cry' part hit hard, so hard.. I lost my grandpa to cancer and that just punched me in the stomach so hard
After losing my dad at 23 and having a daughter at 27, when I watched this episode it really hurt alot in a good way
I feel tou pain so much. I had a baby at 23, covid hit and I lost my mom. The worst heartache to ever experience. I watched this episode so many times after my mom died. Watching it now to remind myself of the reality of life. I hope you've found happiness.
This came in my life 5 years after the sudden death of my mother. She was the closest thing to me, yet our relationship was strained tremendously. The last convo, I hubg up on her in frustration and last time I saw her I was angry with her… I heard this interview and felt as if she was speaking to me (I had boomeranged through shock, grief, mental breakdown, and rebirth) and I know she was speaking to me through this in some unfathomable yet realest and truest way. Her birthday is April 20. (Same as Duncan as told by his momma!) Thank you Duncan and Duncan’s mom.
Such a loud silence.
22:00 For those that are looking for it... It's so dang sad
16:53
The "tit-biter" portion may very well be THE most salient point from the entire show. It explains SO MUCH about the world we live in.
This hits me so hard. I lost my mom, and just to hear another mom say my name fills me with so many emotions
Lost my mom too in 2021, I hope your days are brighter and you're doing well
"You had things to do" That was powerful!
the midnight gospel is one of my favorite things ever
"They know everything about me"
"Do they know that you actually came into the world..peeing on the doctor's glasses?"
"I haven't mentioned that one"
HAHAHA
so lovable
As someone who has also lost there mom watching this is always so emotional and knowing this was one of the last proper conversations he had with his mother before she passed just weeks later. Just makes you think that you need to spend time and talk to the people you love and get to know as much about them as possible
So blessed that Duncan shared this heartfelt conversation with the world
what a wonderful couple of son and mother holy fuck
“You cry” and then the long silence after is by far the most genuine human reaction I’ve ever heard on a podcast. It really shows light on his experience and feelings.
Love your momma. Mom will always be the most beautiful person I will ever know.
Wish I had a real one instead of the monster I got
Good morning this is absolutely an amazing find as I’m 3 tabs deep 4 hours in
This episode sparked my ego death trip
When she says “turn towards death”, she of course doesn’t mean literally, right?
@@kva9786 no not suicide.. do not fear death
@@kva9786 she meant that death is always coming and you should be in peace with it rather than escape it.
Rest in peace to Duncans Mom. I pray she's resting peacefully now ❤ Amen ❤❤❤
The last I believe you is the most real thing I’ve ever heard
This was my favourite episode, in this great series. Wish we had season 2
The last show i watched with my bestie before he OD on coke and dragged a bunch of people down with him
Ps, no he aint dead, but i wish he was from how he freaked out at me that day💔
We share the same birthday, my god I’m not ready for the day I lose my mom
Literally thank you for this I’m literally at tears right now thank you Ik that pain and man I felt that it hurts
That one dislike its from... Does someone really dislike this wonderful serie? Idiots.
se escucha una hermosa y dulce voz de madre.
Heartbreaking 💔 and so comforting 💖
Thank you 🙏
I'm as certain of that as I am of anything. ❤️❤️
my life got shattered.
this helped.
lot of snot on my clothes.
but this helped.
His mom's ship is a reverse simulator or at least a very early version like a computer's ancestor. But it also appears in the simulation universe. Normally Clancy goes into the machine but it looks like a version of Clancy already in the simulation is going into the same area real Clancy goes before he's shot into a simulation... My theory is that the Clancy in the simulation is his consciousness. There's more to that but I'll leave the rest to the imagination.
Almost 2 months early here. glad he came out ok at 5 weeks
This is too hard, I still crying 😢
24:04 Eh... depends how close you are to your parents.
I could argue that no one wanting you is worse than a loved one passing on. At least you know that person loved you to the end.
I'm suddenly reminded of the movie Hancock with Will Smith when he starts talking about his earliest memory. Waking up in the hospital.
"Gotta wonder though. What kind of bastard must I have been? That nobody was there to claim me. I mean, I know I'm not the most charming guy in the world, so I've been told, but... nobody?"
19:25 For those who wanted to experience the sadness first hand and what's after
Unbelievable this talk is recorded
Best podcast ever
I needed to hear this
How did Duncan think she had bone cancer? Poor dude was probably so dissociated from reality while recording this episode… interviewing your dying mother… he did just what his mother suggested… he looked right at death and asked for a lesson… it’s just so sad that it had to be his own mama
Mets to the bone is common with end stage breast cancer, so it's spread to her bones and that's probably where he got mixed up.
I cry 😢 😭😭😭😭
you cry....
revelation 22:1 "then he showed me a river of the water of life, clear as crystal, coming from the throne of God and the Lamb." John 7:38 "He who believes in Me, as the scripture said, from His innermost being will flow rivers of living water."
/me, getting completely steamrolled by this recording despite seeking it out after my dad's death:
ow.
🧚
0:32
11 minutes mannnn
I love t gtis ahwo but n0pe
That's really sad to hear people taking a Godless life and worse, a Godless death.
So much pain and beauty here