EXPERTAS EN NADA | Fobias | Paloma Salas | Elisa Zulueta

In this episode, Paloma Salas and Elisa Zulueta delve into the world of phobias, perimenopause, and the everyday crises they must overcome with humor. From the irrational fear of chickens and lapwings to ergophobia (the terror of working and procrastinating), these two older women analyze those uncomfortable feelings we all experience. They also discuss the challenges of hair hygiene, using dry dog ​​shampoo, and the strange phobia of belly buttons and other people's opinions. Do you identify with Tuesday's "peri-afternoon" or do you suffer from nomophobia? Join us for this group therapy session, anecdotes from the Museum Workshop, and reflections on modern perfectionism. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a comment: What's your strangest phobia? 00:00 – Intro: The "Fear of Fever" and Childhood Memories 01:45 – "Perimenomic" State: Losing a Dozen Eggs 03:10 – The Drama of Jewelry vs. Makeup 04:30 – Collecting Debts: Coffee, Taxis, and Friendships 07:05 – The Hair Crisis: Dry Dog Shampoo and "Inner Fire" 14:10 – What Is a Phobia Really? Fear vs. Rejection 15:30 – War with the Southern Lapwings: "Working with My Face" 17:40 – Elisa's Trauma with Chickens and Her Eyes 21:10 – Moral Judgment: Eating Chicken with a Fried Egg 23:15 – Ergophobia: The Fear of Work and Procrastination 25:40 – Perfectionism vs. Home Planning 28:50 – Commercial Break: Passion for Nova and Skincare 35:45 – Strange Phobias: Fear of Sitting and Long Words 38:30 – Omphalophobia: Why Are Belly Buttons a Portal? 41:10 – Insomnia and Somniphobia: The Fear of Letting Go of Your Body 43:20 – Aphephophobia: Why We Don't Like Being Touched 46:20 – Recommendations: Museo Taller and Paloma's Show at the Caupolicán