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What’s Your Gut Telling You? Secrets of the Microbiome with Dr. Jack Gilbert (Episode #190)
Dr. Jack Gilbert is a luminary in the hidden world of our microbiomes—the trillions of tiny organisms that live in and on our bodies. Dr. Gilbert's groundbreaking research has shed light on how the makeup of this ecosystem on our bodies is shaping our health; from personalized medicine to mental health, to chronic disease response, his work is unlocking the secrets that will change our shared future.

Beyond Butterflies: Giving Kids Space to Experience Emotions
Letting kids experience their emotions can foster true resilience, but striking the perfect balance between support and independence can be hard. Here's some inspiration on where to start.

Feeling Stuck? Try Asking Fresh Questions with Flint Sparks (Summer Series #4.6)
Flint Sparks, a Zen teacher and licensed psychologist of 40 years, shares some practical but transformative practices, blending Eastern philosophy with Western psychology to navigate life's challenges. We talk about the barriers we might be unknowingly putting up against our own happiness, and how we can break them down to give ourselves a boost of clarity and connection.

Here’s How to Live Life In Your Zone of Genius with Gay Hendricks (Episode #189)
Gay Hendricks is a renowned author celebrated for his bestselling book "The Big Leap," which has transformed the lives of millions with its profound insights into personal growth and success. His groundbreaking concepts have made him a leading voice in the field of personal development, and he has a new book of daily practices that we are delighted to celebrate in this episode.

Navigating the ‘Messy Middle’ of Personal Growth with Christal Brown (Summer Series #4.5)
Christal Brown is a dynamic author, coach, facilitator, choreographer, educator, and mother; and as the first Black woman to be tenured at Middlebury College, Christal has broken barriers and inspired many. Founder of Life Steps and Stages, her insights help individuals and institutions navigate the messy phases of realizing their visions.

Why Being Bored is Wonderful!
Do we need to be bored more often? In a world that is constantly full of mental chatter, boredom can help us practice finding respite.

Treat Your Dreams as a Prototype: Don’t Dwell, Get Started! with Kenton Lee (Summer Series #4.4)
Kenton Lee is the innovative mind behind the "The Shoe That Grows,” a solution (and now an enormously successful non-profit) that has provided shoes for hundreds of thousands of impoverished children in places where soil-borne diseases can take their lives. We dive into Kenton’s journey, from idea to impact, and he shares the mindset that can help anyone to do what he did.

Putting Telemarketers on Hold Using AI with Roger Anderson (Episode #188)
In a world where unsolicited phone calls have become a nuisance for many, Roger Anderson stands out as a pioneer in fighting back against telemarketing. He has devised a clever and entertaining way to respond to these unwanted calls: The Jolly Roger Phone Company.

The Slow AF Run Club: The Club for Every Body with Martinus Evans (Summer Series #4.3)
Martinus Evans is the dynamic force behind SlowAF Run Club, pioneering a revolution in running culture for people who might not see themselves taking part in the hobby. Featured in The New York Times, Evans champions inclusivity, redefining success in a world obsessed with pace. With his infectious enthusiasm, he inspires a global community to embrace their journey, no matter the speed. In this movement, the finish line isn't the goal—it's the journey itself.

Understanding Others: The Hidden Stories Behind Our Strongest Beliefs
Understanding the origins of the beliefs of others, and of our own beliefs, can lead to greater empathy.

Stressed About the World? Start Thinking Like A Solutionary with Zoe Weil (Episode #187)
Zoe Weil is an innovator, educator, and the driving force behind a revolutionary approach to creating positive change in the world. Her latest book, ‘The Solutionary Way,’ is not just a good read, it's a roadmap to transforming—as individuals and communities—for the better.

Get Rid of the Imposter Syndrome For Good!
How do you fight imposter syndrome (and keep it away for good)? Content partner, Dr. Srikumar Rao, has a new take on this age-old problem.
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