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Legends of DesignS1, EP7 "Legends of Design"
Say What?S1, EP7Mary Norris on The New Yorker's comma queen; Erin McKean on making up new words; Gina Cooke on why there is a B in doubt; Bob Wiltfong explains how to take the BS out of business speak; Mark Forsyth gives a short lesson in political speak.
Good TalkS1, EP2"How to Have Constructive Conversations" by Julia Dhar; "How Can You Change Someone's Mind?" by Hugo Mercier; "3 Lessons of Revolutionary Love in a Time of Rage" by Valarie Kaur; "Who Would the Rest of the World Vote for in Your Country's Election?"
The Curious TravelerS1, EP6 "The Curious Traveler"
The Good LifeS1, EP7Rob Cooke on the cost of work stress and how to reduce it; Judy MacDonald Johnston discusses preparing for a good end of life; Karen Thompson Walker on what fear can teach; Laura Carstensen argues older people are happier.
How The Brain WorksS1, EP7"The Surprising Connection Between Brain Injuries and Crime" by Kim Gorgens; "What Happens When You Have a Concussion?" by Clifford Robbins; "Do We See Reality as It Is?" by Donald Hoffman; "How Does Income Affect Childhood Brain Development?"
Art and Science of LoveS1, EP6"What Young Women Believe About Their Own Sexual Pleasure" by Peggy Orenstein; "How Couples Can Sustain a Strong Sexual Connection for a Lifetime" by Emily Nagoski; "Technology Hasn't Changed Love. Here's Why." by Helen Fisher.
What in the World?S1, EP6 "What in the World?"The probability of freezing one's body and coming back to life; how binary code works; Zeno's Dichotomy Paradox; the size of a mole; invisibility as a superpower; exploring light as particle or a wave; how folding paper can get someone to the moon.
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