Supernaut
Supernaut is a podcast about spirituality, sobriety, suicide, and the full spectrum of being human.
Hosted by Beth Kelling, the show opens space for honest conversations about healing, identity, and the parts of life we often keep quiet.
As the show has grown, mental health has become a defining theme. Many guests have shared deeply personal experiences with anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, and loss. In response, Supernaut is dedicating more space to conversations around suicide—approaching the topic with care, honesty, and compassion.
The goal is not to sensationalize pain, but to reduce stigma, encourage vulnerability, and remind people that struggling does not mean failing—and that help, connection, and light are possible.
Whether you’re sober-curious, spiritually inclined, or simply looking for real conversations that make you feel less alone, you’re welcome here.
If you or someone you love is struggling with suicidal thoughts, help is available in the U.S. by calling or texting 988. If you’re outside the U.S., visit findahelpline.com.
Supernaut
Latest Episodes
Song Within
We’re hitting pause after a full year of Supernaut, and it’s bittersweet. Sixty-one episodes taught us that growth rarely looks like a straight line, and that the most meaningful changes often come from small, repeated choices. We start with mu...
Surrender Is Stronger Than Self-Improvement
He’s the kind of person who can sit in silence, take in a whole room, and still not give you the reaction you expected and that calm turns out to be the point. We sit down with Isaac Maser to talk about authenticity that doesn’t ask permission,...
Staying Present When Your Mind Wants Escape
Your brain can turn anything into a fix, even “good” things. Nolan joins us for an unusually honest talk about addiction recovery, presence, and the subtle ways we keep running, from substances to food to nonstop spiritual content. He shares ho...
Somewhere Between a Dream and a Door: The Knitted Together Story
A tiny house can teach you a lot about what really matters, but Kim Kasl’s story takes that lesson somewhere unexpected: toward building a faith-based maternity home nonprofit in Minnesota. We sit down as cousins who haven’t truly caught up in ...