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The Overcompensating

Two life-long friends. A log of navigating millennial existential dread, taste obsessions, emotional contradictions, and the tiny triumphs we rarely celebrate out loud. It’s not a guide, or a brand, or an aesthetic.

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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    ¿Merece la pena ver "The Shards"? (opens the original)

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    Bret Easton Ellis. Ryan Murphy. Los Ángeles en 1981. Adolescentes ricos. Asesinatos. Sexo. Moda. Cocaína.Todo lo que, en teoría, debería funcionar.En este episodio de “The Overcompensating” hablamos de The Shards, la adaptación de Hulu de la novela de Bret Easton Ellis, y en todo aquello que nos mantiene enganchados, incluso cuando no terminamos de decidir si nos gusta.Hablamos de Bret, Robert, Susan, Debbie, Tom y el extraño ecosistema en el que viven. De los adultos que se mueven alrededor de

  2. Episode · Jul 5, 2026

    Everything We're Getting Wrong about Botox (opens the original)

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    What if everything we've been told about Botox is only half the story?In this episode, we sit down with Claudia Guzmán, an editorial makeup artist and holistic facial therapist whose approach blends beauty, facial myofascial release and nervous system regulation. After more than a decade working in fashion and beauty, she began asking a different question: What if the most powerful beauty treatment isn't about adding something to the face, but releasing what it's been carrying?Together, we explo

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