Episodes (Page 22)
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Digital devices promise stimulation but can lead to numbness.
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Deadlines can motivate but also lead to last-minute rushes.
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Stanford psychologist William Damon discusses the power of life reviews.
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Men's close friendships have significantly declined since 1990.
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The human self allows reflection, planning, and social connection.
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Sweating is a constant bodily process, often overlooked or embarrassing.
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C.S. Lewis's 'The Abolition of Man' critiques modern moral education.
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Stanley Ridgley emphasizes the importance of strategy for achieving goals.
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Effective weight loss requires focusing on mindset, not just diet.
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Finding one's true calling is a fundamental life question.
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Chris Kronner shares his decade-long obsession with the perfect burger.
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Founding Fathers were not always supremely confident in the new republic.
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Digital communication lacks nonverbal cues crucial for building trust.
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Christopher Knight lived in isolation in the Maine woods for 27 years.
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Explores the complex and often difficult relationship between Winston Churchill and his son, Randolph.
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Challenges the idea that more effort is the solution to life's challenges.
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Examines the effectiveness and sustainability of various popular diets.
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Explores the concept of mimetic desire and how others influence our wants.
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Encourages observing the sky and natural elements to predict weather.
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Revisits Plato's Republic for insights into modern concepts of manliness.