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The Strange Science of Sweat
The Strange Science of Sweat

Start jogging around the block, or simply sitting outside on a hot summer day, and you begin to feel moisture develop all over your body. Maybe a dro…

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Men Without Chests
Men Without Chests

“We make men without chests and expect from them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honor and are shocked to find traitors in our midst.”

While this …

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Think More Strategically
Think More Strategically

A lot of organizations and individuals will set some aim for themselves, and then, when they reach the point where they should be seeing progress, bu…

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The Psychology of Effective Weight Loss
The Psychology of Effective Weight Loss

When most people think about losing weight, they think about the details of a diet plan — what food to eat, how much of it to eat, and when to eat it…

5 years ago

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A Guide for the Journey to Your True Calling
A Guide for the Journey to Your True Calling

Editor's Note: This is a rebroadcast. It originally aired June 2020.

One of the most burning questions in life is what it is you’re called to do wit…

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The Secrets to Making the Perfect Burger
The Secrets to Making the Perfect Burger

When Chris Kronner took his first head chef position at an upscale restaurant, he inherited a menu which featured a popular burger. At first he resen…

5 years ago

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The Surprising Pessimism of America's Founding Fathers
The Surprising Pessimism of America's Founding Fathers

When Americans think about their country's Founding Fathers, they tend to think of them as cool and competent figures, who were supremely confident i…

5 years ago

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How to Use Digital Body Language to Build Trust and Connection
How to Use Digital Body Language to Build Trust and Connection

Three-quarters of our face-to-face communication with other people is given through nonverbal cues — the way we smile, hold our arms, raise or lower …

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The Stranger in the Woods — The Story of the Last True Hermit
The Stranger in the Woods — The Story of the Last True Hermit

Editor's Note: This is a rebroadcast. The episode originally aired in November 2017.

Have you ever just wanted to get in your car, drive off into th…

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The Fraught, Relatable Relationship Between Winston Churchill and His Son
The Fraught, Relatable Relationship Between Winston Churchill and His Son

Winston Churchill once said of his only son: "I love Randolph, but I don't like him." It's a sentiment many a parent with a tumultuous relationship w…

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