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S1E213 Thanks For Being Here - Anne Lamott on her "Other Mother"
Writer Anne Lamott tells Kelly about the "other mother" from her childhood—her best friend's mom who thought she was fabulous when her own parents had concerns. It's about the gratitude you carry for…
S1E240 Go To on Trusting Our Lived Experience
Kelly reflects on a moment from Tuesday's conversation with Laura Modi, founder of the infant formula company Bobbie, who had 48 hours to decide whether to take on thousands of desperate new parents…
S1E286 Deep Dive with Laura Modi on Trusting Yourself
Laura Modi had mastitis five days into motherhood— blistered and bleeding, fever raging—and when she finally turned to formula, she discovered the first ingredient was corn syrup. So, she did what…
S1E212 Thanks For Being Here - Love Letter to a Judge
Newly appointed Judge Kristine Burk's investiture ceremony became unexpectedly tender when her 19-year-old son Tyler took the podium. Moving beyond the usual formal speeches, Tyler crafted an…
S1E239 Go To on the Trap of Being "Good"
You may be familiar with this woman: she wakes up before anyone else, eats standing up, clears the dishes first—and if you told her she was good, she'd believe you, because all of that not resting,…
S1E285 Deep Dive with Courtney Smith on the Stories We Tell Ourselves
Kelly sits down with Enneagram coach Courtney Smith, co-author (with Elise Loehnen) of the workbook Choosing Wholeness Over Goodness, to explore the cultural scripts women inherit about how we're…
S1E211 Thanks For Being Here - Karen's Story "Bono, Frank & Divine Timing"
Karen Frost held hands with a stranger named Frank at a U2 concert in Chicago—a man she sensed didn't have much time left. They didn't exchange contact information, but she knew what they shared was…
S1E238 Go To on Community as Medicine
What if the most powerful response to tragedy isn't professional intervention, but something much simpler and closer to home? Kelly weaves together a George Eliot quote about unhistoric acts, a…
S1E284 Deep Dive with Dr. Matt Walker, W. Kamau Bell and Maya Shankar on Sleep
Quick afternoon nap? Gummies before bed? Hitting snooze? Here’s a thorough look at how to get our sleep right with one of the world’s most informed sleep experts: Dr. Matthew Walker. Why? Sleep is…
S1E210 Thanks For Being Here - Molly Merrihew's Essay for Cait & CeCe
Sometimes kids just know things. Molly Merrihew's almost-three-year-old daughter Cecelia asks out of nowhere, "Why did Caitlin die in February?" while standing on a kitchen chair, her aunt's senior…
S1E237 Go To on Curiosity in the Movies (WALL-E)
Kelly and Tammy explore Pixar's WALL-E, a film that dares to say almost nothing for the first forty minutes—and somehow says everything about curiosity, connection, and what it means to be alive.…
S1E283 Deep Dive with Pico Iyer on Curiosity
What if the antidote to our frenzied, overscheduled lives isn't found in distant places or grand revelations, but in the radical act of paying attention? Writer Pico Iyer—who famously traded a corner…
S1E209 Thanks For Being Here - Mary Hope's Letter to her Dad on his 90th Birthday
Kelly reads a birthday letter from her lifelong friend Mary Hope McQuiston to her father Bob, who is turning 90. Instead of throwing a surprise party, Mary Hope decided to honor her dad by…
S1E236 Go To on Curiosity in the Movies (Her)
What happens when a filmmaker refuses to judge his characters and just keeps asking "and then what would happen?" Kelly and Tammy dive into Spike Jonze's Her, a film made in 2013 that somehow…
S1E282 Deep Dive with Gül Dölen on Curiosity
Kelly sits down with visionary neuroscientist Gül Dölen—who FedExed seven octopuses to her lab and dosed them with MDMA to understand how brains learn—and to explore what happens when you let wonder…
S1E208 Thanks For Being Here - A House Call from Doctor T
Sometimes the most powerful thing a doctor can do has nothing to do with medicine. Kelly reads a listener letter from Ellen Versprille, who lost her mother, her husband, and her sister-in-law in the…
S1E235 Go to on Creativity in the Movies (La La Land)
Kelly and Tammy explore creativity through La La Land, a film that uses color like a second language and turns a highway traffic jam into magic. Tammy reflects on her own journey trying to make it in…
S1E281 Deep Dive with George Saunders on Creativity
In the 4th episode of our Super Traits series, Kelly sits down with her favorite writer George Saunders—author of 12 books including Lincoln in the Bardo and his latest novel Vigil—to explore…
S1E207 Thanks For Being Here - "Mom, Can We Talk?"
Tracy Hargen shares the story of the night her son Will came to her during his junior year of high school to say he'd been struggling with depression for over a year—and she had no idea. She reflects…
S1E234 Go To on Creativity in the Movies (The Grand Budapest Hotel)
This week's Go To is another film discussion between Kelly and Tammy, this time exploring creativity through Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel. They break down what makes the film a masterclass…
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