What happens when Brian Green, one of the world's most celebrated physicists alive sits down and shares ideas, reflections and a meal with Tom Nash?

Consciousness is a puzzling and fascinating topic. Despite centuries of debate and research, its understanding remains elusive. Michael Pollan explores this subject in his new book, A World Appears. The book blends personal reflection with scientific inquiry.

On cultivating doubt

You usually get a few humans who truly shape your life. His newest book, My Friends, is a tribute to those relationships and the daily work of showing up for the people who matter most.

Susan Cain's journey to becoming a celebrated writer

What are the unspoken motivations? More "We retain more information when we are in motion" The podcast: https://www.ted.com/podcasts/fixa...

The paradox of choice and why the human experience might be defined by constraint.

What is fun? Who has it? How?

Is it like brushing the teeth? Conversation about the book "Radical Candor"

Winner of the Booker Prize in 2019, Bernardine talks about her upbringing, identity and cultural influences.

The world of tech discussed with brilliance and humor

In each podcast episode, space is created for impromptu musical collaborations

Reflections on fulfillment

Jhumpa Lahiri has found a new voice

I'm absolutely fine, but...

Collective effervescence, synchrony and the power of rituals

How it teaches us to listen and be heard

How well can we truly know ourselves? Do other people know us better?

Snatches of other peoples stories by Sarah Jones as guest in the podcast "Design Matters".

"The picture we have of one another. Layers and layers of misunderstanding. The picture we have of ourselves. Useless. Presumptuous."