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Misty Stinnett has read hundreds of self-help books for her podcast, and her best advice is to let the book work for you. We talk reading, audiobooks and the research on what helps ADHD brains hold on to what they read.
When the fundraising playbook runs out, Dan Katz sends nonprofits back to their mission and to how they actually run. Carrie Fox reflects on the steady hand he offered, and on his quiet case for slowing down and telling the truth.
For decades, women were sold a different gym: light weights, high reps, burn the calories, don’t get big. This week, why “toned” isn’t a kind of muscle, what happens to bone when estrogen drops, and where pickleball fits in. Hint: not where you’d hope.
Can chronic stress make us sick? Guest Dr. Sharon Stills, a naturopathic medical doctor, explains how stress affects the body and what helps when you can’t avoid the person causing it.
We open the Luxury Is a Trap series with High-Rise, a tower block where every floor ranks its tenants and the allegory gets messy. We dig into class, performances, and whether the point lands.