Musings On Wellbeing
Charlie Bresler
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S1E31 Episode 31: Musings with Milica Jelača Jovanović
What does it mean to live a life in tune—with yourself, your passions, and your wellbeing? In this episode of Musings on Wellbeing, host Charlie Bresler and his guest, internationally renowned…
S1E30 Episode 30: Musings with Richie Goldman
What does wellbeing look like in the corporate world—and how can companies truly support the personal growth of their employees? In this episode of Musing on Wellbeing, Charlie Brelser is joined by…
S1E29 Episode 29: Musings with Patricia Natalicchio
Within the realm of education, what does it mean to support the well-being of both children and adults? In this inspiring episode of Musings on Wellbeing, host Charlie Bresler explores how an…
S1E28 Episode 28: Musings with Dara O'Rourke
This episode of Musing on Wellbeing examines the intersection of well-being, sustainability, and activism. Our choices as consumers shape the world around us, but how can we ensure those choices…
S1E27 Episode 27: Musings with Sarah Matyko
What if the secret to lasting wellbeing isn't discipline, guilt, or fear—but pleasure? In this episode of Musings on Wellbeing, host Charlie Bresler explores how joy, purpose, and connection can be…
S2E26 Episode 26: Musings with Charlie Bresler
Welcome to the new season of Musings. As you've likely noticed from the artwork, Musings is taking a new direction — we're broadening our horizons to consider the idea of "wellbeing" as a whole. What…
S1E25 Episode 25: Musings with Shameran Abed & Scott MacMillan Part 2
How important is hope and a feeling of agency over your own life? I think we'd say those are crucial to anyone. But if you're born into a consistent cycle of poverty, if your family and community…
S1E24 Episode 24: Musings with Shameran Abed & Scott MacMillan Part 1
"When people ask me now what BRAC stands for, I like to say that we stand for an idea – an idea of a world where everyone has an equal opportunity to realize their potential." --Sir Fazle Hasan Abed,…
S1E23 Episode 23: Musings with Rena Greifinger
"I was instilled with this idea that I come from a lot of privilege and lot of ease in my own life, and to use that as power to clear the barriers for others to exercise their own privilege and…
S1E22 Episode 22: Musings with Vincent van der Holst
Musings host Charlie Bresler wrote a piece called "You Don't Have to Be Brave to Save Lives," (www.thelifeyoucansave.org/you-dont-have-to-be-brave-to-save-lives) about how us ordinary humans can do…
S1E21 Episode 21: Musings with Annabelle Chauncy
In 2008, Australian entrepreneurs Annabelle Chauncy and David Everett founded School for Life. The mission statement tells it all, really: "To educate poverty out of existence." The co-founders met…
S1E20 Episode 20: Musings with Dr. Wendy Harrison
Born on a dairy farm in West Sussex, Dr. Wendy Harrison has been around animals and agriculture her entire life. In fact, she stated her desire to be a vet at the ripe old age of six. While doing…
S1E19 Episode 19: Musings with Felix Brooks-church
Starvation isn't only a deficit of calories, it's also a deficit of nutrients. Children especially suffer when the food they do get doesn't meet all their nutritional needs. Felix Brooks-church has…
S1E18 Episode 18: Musings with Joshua Ross and Adam McCurdie of Humanitix
What do concert tickets and philanthropy have in common? Generally, not much, but a couple of friends of The Life You Can Save are working very hard to change that. Tech entrepreneurs Joshua Ross and…
S1E17 Episode 17: Musings with Peter Singer
When the book The Life You Can Save: Acting Now to End World Poverty was first published in 2009, it completely changed (and re-ignited) the conversation around poverty, ethics, and philanthropy.…
S1E16 Episode 16: Musings with Caroline Teti
Most of us in the west have our first pair of shoes long before we can actually walk. Not true for Caroline Teti, who had her first pair of shoes at 12, when it was time to go to high school. From a…
S1E15 Episode 15: Musings with Dylan Matthews
One of its first three employees, journalist Dylan Matthews is a senior correspondent and head writer for Future Perfect at Vox. For those unfamiliar, Future Perfect tells stories about people and…
S1E14 Episode 14: Musings with Will Rayward-Smith
Will Rayward-Smith has spent his adult life learning about the effects of climate change. Fortunately, unlike many who feel overwhelmed by the climate crisis, Will has dived in to help bring about…
S1E13 Episode 13: Musings on Season 1
What drives us to do good things? And what dissuades us from doing those good things, even if we generally believe ourselves to be good people? This has been the topic underlying Season One of the…
S1E12 Episode 12: Musings with Nicholas D'Agosto
The "mildly talented" (100% his term, not ours) actor, Nick D'Agosto tweeted enthusiastically about The Life You Can Save, and when the team saw the tweet, they jumped on it! They reached out and…
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Musings On Wellbeing has published 32 episodes since August 2023, covering topics in Philosophy, Society & Culture.
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