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Episode 37: Katherine May, Enchantment
Listen now (62 mins) | Katherine May first joined us on Reconsidering in 2020, during the height of the pandemic, to talk about her book Wintering: The…
Episode 36: The realities of death with Shoshana Berger
Listen now (65 mins) | It's time to confront one of life's most certain yet most avoided topics: the end of life. While death eventually greets us all…
Episode 35: Radical candor and inclusive thinking with Kim Scott
Listen now (62 mins) | In the bestselling book Radical Candor, author Kim Scott laid out a simple framework for how to create, foster, and thrive in a…
Episode 34: Making better decisions with Dr Richard Winters
Listen now (58 mins) | Think your job is stressful? Try being an emergency response physician at the Mayo Clinic, one of the top hospitals in the US…
Episode 33: How to apologize well with Marjorie Ingall and Susan McCarthy
An apology can mend old wounds, reunite people, and heal communities. Despite the potential power it can have, a good apology is hard to find. There's a…
Episode 32: Mastering change with Brad Stulberg
Listen now (62 mins) | Like it or not, change is inevitable. Your career, relationships, body, health, mood are all in constant motion. We can fight it…
Episode 31: The wisdom of games with Oliver Roeder
Listen now (49 mins) | There’s a point in our lives when we’re told it’s time to grow up and stop playing games. To move away from the trivial pursuits…
Reconsidering
Reconsidering
Reconsidering, a podcast about life and how to live it better co-hosted by Bob Baxley, Meredith Black, and Aarron Walter.
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