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I’m not going to be overconfident, but if you live in the world in 2018, chances are good that sometimes you will need help to […]
Continue reading »It’s almost Thanksgiving, which means that many of us will be elbows to elbows with family members, some of whom may have vastly different opinions […]
Continue reading »In this week’s Update, we talk about how to tell the truth – and how to know when the people around you are not being […]
Continue reading »There are so many different ways to be a jerk, from being a bully in the schoolyard to not mowing the lawn, using plastic straws, […]
Continue reading »Anne Lamotte is a progressive politician and writer, author of bestselling books such as Bird by Bird , Journey of Mercy , Operating Instructions , […]
Continue reading »You know those days: you wake up in a gloomy mood, confident that everything is terrible and doom is inevitable. And then you talk, or […]
Continue reading »This week we chat with Les Stroud , creator and star of the hit TV series Survivorman. Alice and staff writer Nick Douglas talk to […]
Continue reading »In this episode, KJ Dell’Antonia -journalist and author of How to Be Happier Parent: Raising a Family to Have Life, and to Love (almost) Every […]
Continue reading »This week we’re digging into the things you’re afraid of – specific things like fear of spiders and heights, as well as the more conceptual, […]
Continue reading »In the morning. Many of us hate them; some of us love them; we all want to get the best out of them. But how […]
Continue reading »In this episode, Coss Marté tells us how he went from drug lord to fitness entrepreneur using the regime he developed in prison. We then […]
Continue reading »The update is back from summer vacation with a new format, new segments and tons of new tips. For this episode, we were joined by […]
Continue reading »Michael Pollan has been writing about the intersection of nature and culture for over 30 years. He is perhaps best known for the man who […]
Continue reading »In this week’s Upgrade, we spoke to Danny Wallace, comedian, radio host, and author of You So Much: Understanding The Culture of Roughness – And […]
Continue reading »In this issue, we speak with Angela Garbes, author of Like a Mother: A Feminist Journey through the Science and Culture of Pregnancy . Listen […]
Continue reading »Do you know that some people feel like they have some kind of inner strength that helps them bounce back when something goes wrong? Those […]
Continue reading »This week our guests are the hosts of Coin Talk , a podcast about bitcoin, cryptocurrencies and blockchain. Journalists Aaron Lammer and Jay Caspian Kang […]
Continue reading »For our first Livehacker event , we spent an evening with therapist, podcast writer and host Esther Perel , divorce attorney James J. Sexton, and […]
Continue reading »In this latest installment of The Upgrade, Mike Steib, CEO of XO Group and author of A Career Manifesto: Discover Your Calling and Create an […]
Continue reading »Mel Robbins is a motivational speaker and author of The Five Seconds Rule . She also hosts the new Audible Original ” Kick Ass with […]
Continue reading »Nell Skovell is a comedy writer and author of Just Funny Moments: And A Few Hard Truths About Breaking A Hollywood Boys’ Club . Nell […]
Continue reading »Our guest on this week’s update is author Stéphane Garnier, whose book, How to Think Like a Cat, extols many of the virtues of feline […]
Continue reading »James J. Sexton is a divorce attorney who has worked his entire career with couples whose marriages are breaking up. Over the years, he has […]
Continue reading »Our guests this week are video game designer Seth Scott, creator of Membrane for the Nintendo Switch, and YouTuber Brian Lewis, creator of the Magic: […]
Continue reading »In this episode, we’ll talk with Stephen Snyder , sex and couples therapist and author of Love Worth Making: How To Have Ridiculously Great Sex […]
Continue reading »Our guest this week is Outside columnist Alex Hutchinson, author of Enduring: The Mind, Body, and the Surprisingly Elastic Limits of Human Action . We […]
Continue reading »In this episode, we talk about the lost art of conversation. We are joined by podcaster and storyteller Ken Plume , who has conducted extensive […]
Continue reading »This week of update, we spoke to a live audience at On Air Fest with journalist Jill Abramson, the first female executive editor of the […]
Continue reading »In this issue, we spoke with writer and psychiatrist Mark Epstein , whose books include Thoughts Without a Thinker and Moving to Detail Without Falling […]
Continue reading »In the latest installment of The Upgrade, we’re talking about the self-proclaimed “front page of the internet,” a huge online community known as Reddit . […]
Continue reading »In this issue, we speak with Sanjeev Chopra and Gina Wild, authors of The Most Important Two Days: Finding Your Purpose – and Living a […]
Continue reading »In this week’s episode we talk about grief. How do you know when your heart is broken? What can you do about this? And how […]
Continue reading »It’s a new year (and new are you? Maybe?) And we’re all trying to get our actions in order. In the first episode of the […]
Continue reading »This week we will touch on the topic of urban cycling. Our guests include Eben Weiss, author of The Best Guide for Bike Owners: The […]
Continue reading »In this episode, we spoke to Tim Ferriss, author, podcaster, investor, entrepreneur and self-proclaimed guinea pig. He is the author of several books, including the […]
Continue reading »In this episode, we’ll talk to Mira Jacob, author of The Sleepwalker’s Guide to Dancing , about how her romance took her ten years and […]
Continue reading »In this episode we’ll talk about the myths of the movies about disasters associated with homemade products, and that you need to correct a problem […]
Continue reading »In this issue, we discuss side-effects: those projects you do after work – at night or on weekends – to increase your income or satisfy […]
Continue reading »In this episode, we talk about dinner — what you should cook, how you should prepare it, and why the idea of “dinner” scares many […]
Continue reading »In this issue, we discussed sects: how they work, how you define them, what it feels like to be in one, and how to get […]
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