Mary Roach: Is It Good to Know More?
Does it deaden your sex life to participate in a sex study? That’s just one of the questions host Kelly Corrigan tosses out to best-selling author Mar...
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The gap between being inspired and entertained just got smaller. Join New York Times bestselling author Kelly Corrigan as she choreographs big-ideas conversations with some of the creative thinkers and artists who define our time. Corrigan and her guests meander with insight and humor toward that inevitable moment when you think, “Exactly!”
Nicholas Kristof: How Do We Change the World?
The greatest human kindness amid the worst human atrocities—that’s what Kristof says he’s witnessed in more than three decades as a reporter around th...
BJ Novak: Why Does Dark Comedy Work?
A skeptical outlook on everything fosters an honest recalibration of how things really are versus how people think they are, says the author and actor...
Anne Lamott: How Do We Forgive One Another?
How do we forgive the people we don’t like? Writer Anne Lamott doesn’t pretend she knows the answer to one of the toughest questions humanity faces, b...
Walter Isaacson: How Does Innovation Happen?
Innovation is not a solo act, says the founder of the Aspen Institute and biographer of Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein. Isaacson confesses that even m...
Jason Segel: What’s the Secret to Being Great?
Optimistic, pragmatic and multi-talented, actor and screenwriter Jason Segel is convinced that every person has moments of magic, when possibilities f...
Margaret Atwood: What Does the Future Hold?
Funny and insightful, the iconic novelist muses on visions of learning, work and women’s lives a century from now, and tells tales of growing up in th...
Matt Nathanson: Where Does Optimism Come From?
If you thought you were the only person with a demonic inner critic, musician Matt Nathanson is here to assure you that, not only do we all face down ...
John Cleese: What Is Creativity?
Creativity requires a space where nothing much is happening, says the iconic British comedian. Cleese offers his recipe for getting out of ruts, defin...