James Acaster Talks About His Teenage Existential Crisis
James Acaster discusses his teenage existential crisis resulting from a car accident, causing him to question the meaning of life and become suicidal. Raised Christian but no longer practicing, he sought guidance from a vicar who failed to acknowledge the weight of the situation. After reading a handbook on CBT and speaking with a counselor, James learned to reframe his perspective and find comfort in spending time with loved ones. He also speaks about his parents' approach to Christianity, presented as faith rather than forced, and how his father, a science teacher, taught them about evolution.
James Acaster Talks About His Teenage Existential Crisis | The Adam Buxton Podcast - EP.92
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