Best Juli Julian Podcasts (2025)

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22: The System for Guilt-Free Business Spending with Michelle Taylor 24:14

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If you've ever hovered over the "Buy Now" button with a pit in your stomach and a credit card in hand, this episode is for you. In this episode, I sat down with my personal financial advisor, Michelle Taylor who founded Women in Wealth, to talk about the messy, emotional side of business spending. From $997 unopened courses to aspirational hires we…

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Julie-Anne Leahy and Vicki Arnold Pt 2: More Evidence and No Justice 1:04:37

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Last week we talked about the 1991 deaths of Vicki Arnold and Julie-Anne Leahy, initially ruled a murder suicide. This week, we are going to go through Vicki Arnold’s psychological profile, very serious accusations against Julie Anne’s husband Alan, two more inquest findings, and eventually a suspect no one expected. This case is *disputed* Podcast…

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Hard work isn’t enough anymore: Paul Kershaw 34:00

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Young Canadians are being squeezed like never before, facing rising costs, unaffordable housing and a changing climate. Dr. Paul Kershaw, founder of Generation Squeeze, believes it’s time to “squeeze back.” He joins us to explain what generational fairness really means and how smart policy can create a future where every generation thrives. We disc…

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21: The System for Guardrailing Your Day (When Your Brain Won’t Do It for You) with Christi Johnson 20:24

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What if your calendar wasn’t just for managing time, but for protecting your energy? In this episode, I sit down with Christi Johnson, business strategist, podcaster, and founder of the Dream Biz Lab. She helps creative and neurodivergent entrepreneurs build businesses rooted in joy, sustainability, and brain-friendly systems. Christi shares how hi…

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The art of cultural survival: Julian Brave NoiseCat 40:09

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What does it mean to survive the night and look toward dawn? Writer and filmmaker Julian Brave NoiseCat joins us to talk about his new book We Survived the Night and his Oscar-nominated documentary Sugarcane. Julian shares how storytelling and art become acts of survival amid colonial violence and displacement. He reflects on his family’s history, …

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Julie-Anne Leahy and Vicki Arnold | Three Inquests and More Questions (Part 1) 1:06:17

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Two women were found dead in 1991 and the police soon concluded it was a murder suicide. The families did not accept that answer and it took multiple reinvestigations and reviews and 3 coronial inquests for that assumption to be fully challenged. And then, in the end, a surprise suspect emerged that said everyone had it wrong. This case is *dispute…

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The Future of Home Equity Lending With Andria Lightfoot | Sept. 2025 Data 42:35

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Welcome to this month’s episode of the Market Advantage. Hosts Olivia DeLancey, Brennan O'Connell, and Mike Vough kick off the show with a review of September’s mortgage data, highlighting a strong rate rally and notable trends in purchase and refinance activity. The team then welcomes Andria Lightfoot, VP of client success at FirstClose, for a tim…

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20: The System for Building a Brand That Actually Feels Like You with Dakota Hersey 26:02

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If your brand colors (or messaging) don’t spark joy, it’s time for a reboot. This week on System for Everything, I’m joined by Dakota Hersey, founder of More Than Creative. After growing a successful photography business, she’s back to her first love—helping small business owners market and sell their talents authentically. Dakota doesn’t just desi…

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Father Edward Hinds | Passion Provocation 57:24

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A parish priest was found dead and a confession quickly came. But what the killer said happened and what the state pieced together were not the same thing and it would be up to a jury to decide if this was manslaughter or was it murder. This case is *solved* Podcast recommendation: Making of a Musician Thank you to today's sponsor Uncommon Goods. F…

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It’s time rethink how we measure intelligence: Pepper Stetler 42:04

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One Year, One Question, 12 Experts – How Can Lenders Maximize Profitability? 19:41

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To celebrate one year, we compiled the responses from our 12 special guests on year one of the podcast: “What’s the one thing lenders should do to maximize profitability?” Hear actionable insights from industry leaders – including Optimal Blue’s executive team, top economists, tech innovators, and mortgage strategists. From leveraging AI and data t…

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19: The System for Writing the Book You Actually Want to Write with Jamie Varon 51:09

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What if your most honest, messy self is your greatest writing superpower? In this episode, I sit down with Jamie Varon, bestselling author, essayist, and creative force, to crack open what it really takes to write the book that only you can write. Jamie has built a body of work that’s at once personal and deeply resonant—from her viral essays to be…

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How AI learned to talk: Christopher Summerfield 36:51

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Artificial intelligence is reshaping work, creativity and healthcare. But how does AI actually work? Oxford neuroscientist Christopher Summerfield joins us to explore how it’s impacting our daily lives. He explains what it takes for a machine to think and what we need to consider as this technology becomes part of our future. We also dive into his …

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Kenyatta Bush | Injustice 50:42

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When an Omaha teenager disappeared outside of her school, the police looked at people she knew as their likely suspects. But when a surprise confession came in, this case ended up in years of legal wrangling only to leave people asking if someone can be wrongfully convicted without being actually innocent. This case is *disputed* Support the show! …

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18: The System for Surviving Success with Juliana Tomlinson 27:17

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If you're hustling so hard that your soul has taken a backseat, you’re going to want to hear this. Today I’m talking with Juliana Tomlinson, a wedding photographer, speaker, and business coach, who had one of the most successful years of her life professionally, yet the hardest emotionally. She booked her dream weddings, launched big programs, but …

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Rewire your brain to heal your body: Nicole J. Sachs 41:44

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Millions live with back pain, migraines, digestive issues or anxiety and are often told there’s no cure. But psychotherapist and author Nicole J. Sachs says chronic pain relief lies in the mind-body connection. Nicole introduces JournalSpeak, her practical method to release repressed emotions, retrain the nervous system and unlock true healing.…

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Vanessa Mazzocchi : Seiðr and Shamanic Healing Work 1:20:37

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Vanessa and I sit down in London, and explore the ins and outs of how energetic shamanic healing works, especially related to an ancient Norse modality called Seiðr. https://www.deepshamanism.comBy Julian Palmer

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17: The System for Growing Your Email List Without Feeling Spammy with Dawn Richardson 35:18

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Ever wondered why you dread building your email list? What if I told you it's not about spam—it’s about showing up with heart, humor, and strategy? In this episode, I chat with Dawn Richardson—the product education manager at Flodesk, former software engineer, wedding photographer, and all‑around tech‑meets‑creative powerhouse. She shares how she h…

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Martre Coles | Inconvenient Motive 54:02

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As we know, a motive is not necessary to prove a crime in court. But when the state struggles to come up with one, does it impact the jury’s ability to come to an agreement? This case is *solved* Book recommendation: https://neweraincj.org/book-now-available-1 Thank you to Newspapers.com for supporting Crimelines. Use code CRIMELINES to get 20% off…

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Getting a later-in-life autism diagnosis: Julie M. Green 38:31

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Julie M. Green was diagnosed with autism at 44, nearly a decade after her son’s diagnosis. In her new book Motherness: A Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood, and Radical Acceptance, Julie shares her story about raising an autistic child while coming to terms with her own neurodivergence. She opens up about the challenges of motherhood, myths …

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16: The System for Living Through September 11th with Dr. Greg Fried 56:02

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Some episodes entertain. This one will change you. Dr. Gregory Fried’s story is not just about surviving 9/11—it's about everything that came after. As the Executive Chief Surgeon for the NYPD, he wasn’t just a witness; he was a first responder standing at the very edge of collapse. What he saw, what he carried, and what he still remembers is etche…

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Candace Hiltz | Tunnel Vision 52:29

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When a young mother was found dead in her home in 2006, her family suspected a police coverup but the police were narrowed in on a person of interest. Unfortunately, a decade later, police misconduct was uncovered and even if it wasn’t directly connected to the investigation, it made it only that much harder to find justice for Candace Hiltz. This …

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Maximizing Returns on AI Investments With Seever Sulaiman | August 2025 Data 42:13

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Welcome to this month’s episode of the Market Advantage podcast by Optimal Blue. Hosts Olivia DeLancey, Brennan O'Connell, and Mike Vough kick off the show with a review of August 2025 mortgage data, covering rate lock and secondary market activity. The hosts then sit down with Optimal Blue Chief Technology Officer Seever Sulaiman to unpack a recen…

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What Indigenous self-government looks like: Bob Joseph 28:48

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The Indian Act has controlled Indigenous lives for nearly 150 years. Bob Joseph, author of 21 Things You Need to Know About Indigenous Self-Government, explains how Nations are breaking free from dependency, restoring culture and building thriving governments on their own terms. We explore the difference between self-administration and true self-go…

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15: The System for Staying Offline While Running an Online Business with Sarah Erickson 25:33

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What if the key to growing your business was actually less time online? That’s exactly what we’re diving into with today’s guest, Sarah Erickson, the intentional brand designer behind Sarah Ann Design. Sarah helps creatives build unforgettable brands without living on Instagram. We chat about the systems she uses to stay mostly offline while still …

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Kayla Kelley | Modern Methods 38:33

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Kayla Kelley thought she found the love of her life on a dating app. But red flags started popping up and right as she uncovered his secrets, she disappeared. Modern investigative methods seemingly solved the case, but her boyfriend had one final bizarre story about what really happened. This case is *solved* Support the show! Get the exclusive sho…

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The future of menopause care: Andrea Berchowitz 31:20

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Menopause affects half the world’s population, yet too often women are left without support or real solutions. Andrea Berchowitz is the co-founder of Vira Health, a menopause telemedicine clinic. She discusses how technology is improving access to menopause care and how personalized digital care can empower women everywhere.…

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14: The System for Keeping It Personal (Even When It’s Prewritten) with Colie James 21:27

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When you think of templates, do you picture robotic emails that suck all the personality out of your client experience? In this episode, we're joined by Colie James, a Disney-loving client experience strategist and host of the Business First Creatives podcast. Colie shares why templates get such a bad rap (hint: it’s not the template, it’s how peop…

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Stephen Douglas | A Coronial Inquest 54:25

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Stephen Douglas was a passionate advocate and nurse working in mental health services. After he was killed by one of his clients, the Coroners Court of New South Wales took a hard look at the case to see if gaps in the system needed to be filled to prevent another tragedy. This case is *solved* Support the show! Get the exclusive show Beyond the Fi…

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How culture shapes mental health: Dr. Sami Timimi 32:55

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For Dr. Sami Timimi, the future of mental health is not about labels. As a child and adolescent psychiatrist, Sami challenges the idea that every struggle needs a diagnosis and a treatment plan. He explains how our approach to mental health can sideline the real social and cultural roots of suffering. We explore why mental health diagnoses keep mul…

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John Chakalos and Linda Carman | The Last To See Them 1:15:36

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In 2013, a young man was the last person to visit his grandfather before his grandfather was murdered in bed. In 2016, that same young man was the last person to see his mother alive. Though some say the evidence clearly points to his guilt, others say not so fast. If you have any information on the murder of John Chakalos, you can call (860) 688-5…

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13: The System for Navigating Adoption with Caitlin Phillips 30:11

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Waiting to adopt is its own kind of emotional limbo—equal parts hopeful and heartbreaking. And if you think you can Google your way through the process? Think again. Adoption comes with more moving parts than most people realize. Even the most organized parents can quickly find themselves overwhelmed. That’s where Caitlin Phillips comes in—a licens…

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You can build your resilience muscle: Terry Healey 33:00

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Life can change in an instant. At just 20 years old, Terry Healey’s life was turned upside down by a rare cancer diagnosis and an 11-hour surgery that changed his appearance forever. Terry shares how he created a framework to help others tackle challenges, rebuild confidence and find purpose after setbacks. Terry’s new book, The Resilience Mindset:…

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12: The System for Turning Small Moments Into Big Movements with Akua Konadu 28:50

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What do a falling skirt, a Love Island soundbite, and a sick emoji have in common? According to storytelling strategist Akua Konadu: everything. They're stories that make an impact. In this episode, I sit down with Akua—host of the Unbreakable Business Podcast and a master of making micro-moments unforgettable. We talk about how the smallest, most …

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Bobby Sexton | Disorganized Crime 43:52

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When Bobby and Tricia Sexton decided to reconcile in early 1998, many thought it was the start of the family finding peace again. But according to the authorities, it was just a plot to set someone up to be murdered. This case is *solved* Thank you to Newspapers.com for supporting Crimelines once again. Use code CRIMELINES for an exclusive discount…

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What it takes to build queer-affirming mental health care: Rahim Thawer 37:13

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Mental health tools often leave queer people out of the conversation. Rahim Thawer, a social worker, psychotherapist and author of The Mental Health Guide for Cis and Trans Queer Guys, wants to change that. Rahim shares why inclusive mental health care matters for queer men and their allies. We talk about breaking cycles of shame, healing from trau…

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Julian Hebron on Lending Trends and Tech Innovation | July 2025 Data 57:32

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Welcome to this month’s episode of the Market Advantage podcast by Optimal Blue. Hosts Olivia DeLancey, Brennan O'Connell, and Mike Vough open the show with a discussion on July 2025 mortgage data, highlighting trends in rate lock volumes, refinance activity, and non-agency lending. Later in the episode, Olivia and Mike sit down with Julian Hebron,…

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11: The System for Reframing Your "Flaws" as Superpowers with Molly McCauley 34:48

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What if your biggest flaw was actually your best feature? It’s a question Molly McCauley had to ask herself—not just once, but repeatedly—on her journey as a neurodivergent entrepreneur. Molly spent years navigating a system that never quite fit. Once she was diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety as an adult, she realized it's time to flip the script. No…

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How to find your people: Casey Plett 31:18

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Community is built in the small, everyday ways we show up for each other. Author Casey Plett joins us to talk about the real work of building connections. Drawing from her book On Community, Casey shares stories from Mennonite towns to queer art collectives and explains why lasting relationships take effort and care. She offers practical ideas for …

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10: The System for Keeping It Together (When Your Job Is to Make It Perfect) with Julian Leaver 16:20

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Be the calm in everyone else's chaos. Then cry in your car—like a professional. Right? Just kidding. In this episode, I sit down with Julian Leaver, luxury wedding planner and etiquette expert, to talk about what it really takes to stay grounded in a high-pressure, high-image industry. With decades of experience and a client list that spans from As…

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Wanda Lopez | Carlos v Carlos 1:19:49

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Multiple eyewitnesses identified the murderer of Wanda Lopez and his alibi story didn’t quite check out. Twenty years later, a team from Columbia University reinvestigated the case and showed the terrifying truth: the state of Texas very likely executed an innocent man. This case is *disputed* Support the show! Get the exclusive show Beyond the Fil…

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From burned out to fired up: Shannon Watts 34:30

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Too many women are running on empty and Shannon Watts is here to challenge that. She is the founder of Moms Demand Action and author of Fired Up: How to Turn Your Spark into a Flame and Come Alive at Any Age. Shannon joins us to talk about living with purpose and power, how to protect your energy and why reinvention is essential. If you feel your f…

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9: The System for Turning Marketing Procrastination into a Plan with Tayler Cusick Hollman 26:33

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Ever opened your content calendar, sighed dramatically, and closed the tab? Same. For solopreneurs and small business owners, marketing often becomes the thing we push to the bottom of our to-do list. But what if there was a better way? In this episode of The System for Everything, I sat down with Tayler Cusick Hollman, marketing consultant turned …

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The rise of invisible homelessness: Brian Goldstone 34:22

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You can work full time, follow all the rules and still be unable to afford a place to live. Brian Goldstone is a journalist and anthropologist who has spent years reporting on the rise of the “working homeless.” His new book, There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America, is an intimate look at five families in Atlanta and how the housi…

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8: The System for Understanding Team Temperaments with Ashley Ebert 46:12

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Ever wish your team just got each other? What if the secret to a balanced, high-performing crew was hiding in plain sight—like in their temperament? In this episode of the System for Everything podcast, I talk with Ashley Ebert, a powerhouse in the wedding industry and the founder of The Abundance Group. After scaling her own wedding planning compa…

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Carey and Charles Smith | Accomplice? Testimony 44:56

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When two men were killed in their home, there was no forensic evidence… just a lot of suspicion. But after a key witness made a deal with the state, the case went to trial to see if the jury would believe a single somewhat incentivized witness. This case is *solved* Thank you to Newspapers.com for supporting Crimelines once again. Use code CRIMELIN…

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How to add depth, curiosity and adventure to your life: Shige Oishi 33:45

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What makes a truly fulfilling life? Psychologist and author Shige Oishi says it’s about more than happiness and meaning. He introduces us to psychological richness as the third dimension to a good life. Shige explores how curiosity, exploration and diverse experiences can create more satisfying experiences. We discuss why chasing happiness can back…

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7: The System for Maintaining Adult Friendships with Lauren Smart 37:41

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Hot tip for maintaining adult friendships: Move to different cities, never ask who texted last, and consider a blood pact. That’s more or less the system Lauren and I have followed for 17 years—and it’s worked. Today, we’re breaking down how. In this episode of The System for Everything, I’m joined by one of my longest-standing friendships: Lauren …

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Relisha Rudd | Missing from DC 50:30

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In 2014, a social worker attempted to make contact with a doctor in a homeless shelter where a little girl named Relisha Rudd lived with her family. The doctor claimed to be treating Relisha for an unspecified neurological condition that caused her to miss a lot of school. But when the social worker arrived at the homeless shelter, he learned this …

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How clean is the air we breathe?: Carl Zimmer 34:36

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Scientists have been studying airborne diseases for centuries but their warnings were often overlooked. Carl Zimmer is an award-winning New York TImes columnist and the author of 15 books about science. He helps us unpack the history of airborne diseases, how public health can cling to outdated beliefs and how history predicted our response to COVI…