How to solve the algebra of happiness

Lessons from Dwayne Wade's Bigger-Than-Basketball Life {AUDIO} Photo by: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com A lot of celebrities fall into the trap of being defined by the one thing that made them famous, often undergoing a crisis of identity — if not a complet...

How to get people to reveal the truth (Part 1) They say that a person will attract more flies with honey than with vinegar. One is more effective than the other. Well, that analogy applies too when the FBI wants someone to fess up to the part the...

How to wrestle with failure without succumbing to its impact There is a lot of abundance these days. However even with the highest ever rates of longevity, wealth, and education, we still have the highest ever rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide. The prob...

How to protect yourself from violence (part 1) Violence is built into the human mind. Have you ever imagined being violated by another human being in the most grisly way? Now, if you can imagine it in the first place, it’s likely that you hav...

Why crooks and thieves rule the world! In this show journalist, Oliver Bullough talks about his latest book, "Moneyland: Why Thieves and Crooks Now Rule the World and How to Take It Back". He is also a regular contributor to The Guardian. ...

Understanding the art of human connection Joining us on this episode is Academy Award-winning producer and Co-founder of Imagine Entertainment, Brian Grazer, discussing what 'imposter syndrome' is all about in Hollywood and how he transforme...

Why Rationality Seems Scarce and Why it Matters {Audio} Have you noticed that the representatives of every generation between 'The Flintstones" great-grandparents and our own will, at some point, shake their wise old heads at the folly of youth and procla...

Why sometimes the only way to do something right is to do some things wrong Sometimes the journey to finding ourselves can be short and direct, with a clear line taking us from point A to point B. Then there are those times when it’s a meandering trail that winds through th...

How to solve problems before they happen Spotting and solving problems before they happen is almost always the best solution hence the cliche that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. If this has even the slightest truth in it, w...

Former CDC's Julie Gerberding Answering Your COVID-19 Questions [Audio] In today's episode, we present former CDC director Julie Gerberding to answer the questions asked on social media. Here, we’ll go through some of those questions to get the straight dope and bust so...