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We wrap up our return to our Movies and Their Remakes series with the remake of last week’s movie. That’s right, we’re returning to the world of bouncers and bars, this time in Florida with Doug Liman’s 2024 remake Road House, starring Jake Gyllenhaal.
Family systems coach Jerry Wise joins us to explore breaking free from toxic family patterns during divorce. Learn how to untangle yourself from dysfunctional dynamics that shaped you before marriage—and stop passing them to your kids.
We head to the deserts to join Jesus, Judas, Mary, Pontius, Herrod, and more as we take on Norman Jewison’s 1973 film Jesus Christ Superstar with our guest, editor Lucy Donaldson, because it’s one of her favorite movies.
Why do people with ADHD feel like they’re always busy but never productive? Dr. Ari Tuckman returns to break down the psychology of overwhelm, perfectionism, and what it really means to get things done when your brain won’t let you.
We used to think knowledge was power. But in the modern workplace, it might be something more radical: knowledge as collaboration, shaped by culture, coaching, and the quiet intelligence of systems like KCS.
We return to our Movies and Their Remakes series by taking a trip to the Double Deuce. That’s right, we’re joining Dalton in Rowdy Herrington’s 1989 film Road House, starring peak-80s Patrick Swayze.
We continue our monthly member bonus series looking at Roger Corman. This month, we return to the women-in-prison subgenre and take a trip to the Philippines where we take on Jack Hill’s The Big Doll House.
What happens when the ADHD brain gets overwhelmed—not just emotionally, but biologically? In this episode, Dr. Sharon Saline and Dr. Dodge Rea join us to unpack emotional flooding, the neuroscience behind it, and the surprisingly simple strategies that can help us find calm in the chaos.
We return to the land of Cimmeria to follow another adventure of Conan, this time in Richard Fleischer’s 1984 sequel Conan the Destroyer. It’s treated with more of a comic book tone. Does that work?
What if the way we see data is just as important as the data itself? Pete Wright sits down with Ben Shneiderman, the visionary behind the visual information-seeking mantra, to explore how better design gives us superpowers—and why, even in the age of AI, humans should stay in control.