Pavlovian bells, dogs and pigs

What can being afraid to fart teach us about shame, truth, and reclaiming our power? In this episode of *Afraid to Fart*, Marion Bevington turns a taboo subject into a candid conversation about fear, trauma, critical thinking, and the courage to be yourself.

Marion shares how childhood punishment and shame shaped her relationship with her body, and why she believes “manners murders the truth.” A curious mismatch between her phone and a local clock tower opens the door to a wider reflection on time, timelines, and questioning the systems and beliefs we take for granted.

Along the way, Marion explores how fear and shame can keep us from living authentically, how our emotional state affects the people around us, and why kindness and compassion matter as much as courage. She also reflects on trauma, the difference between healing and armoring up, and the importance of staying flexible, grounded, and present for the journey of life.

Raw, funny, and unconventional, this episode is an invitation to let go of shame, think for yourself, and find the courage to live more honestly.

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