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Musician Martha Wainwright talks about making music through grief, shaky confidence, and post-divorce sexiness.

June, Isaac, and Ronald look back on some of the most useful creative wisdom from the show.

Darcy James Argue, bandleader for the 18-piece jazz band Secret Society, describes the many hats that he has to weave and wear.

The hosts discuss the best strategies for shifting between creative endeavors.

Author and poet Judith Barrington talks about Flight of the Mind, a workshop she ran for 17 years.

In Eat & Flourish, award-winning food journalist Mary Beth Albright shows how food supports our emotional well-being.

Mike Gauyo has written for popular shows like Insecure and Ginny and Georgia. Now he’s hustling to create and pitch the next exciting thing.

The ‘twin study’ joins decades of research indicating a plant-based diet is healthier long term. But that doesn’t mean you have to quit meat cold tofurkey.

Rudhir Krishtel on rethinking what makes us happy at work.

Comic and Daily Show writer Dina Hashem explains why it’s getting harder and harder to make herself laugh.

Tips to stay cool and hydrated — and how to care for those who aren’t — from a surgeon general in one of the country’s hottest states.

The four-time gold medal winning diver explains what it was like to compete at the highest level while undergoing treatment for HIV.

Candorville creator Darrin Bell talks about getting the strip into print in the early 2000’s and the ways his characters keep evolving.

From Howie Mandel to Lamar Odom, high-profile men open up about their struggles with anxiety, depression, grief, and addiction on the new Prime show Counsel Culture.

Writer Sally Franson talks about her hilarious new novel Big in Sweden, which was inspired by her real-life experience as a reality TV contestant.

DJ DiDonna on taking a break from work and making it count.

Music photographer Jim Saah talks about the iconic images he created of the D.C. punk scene in the 80’s and 90’s.

In her latest book, veteran OB/GYN Sharon Malone gives us ‘grown woman’ advice on how to advocate for our care at every phase of life.

The intimacy coordinator for Baby Reindeer and Poor Things talks about what her job entails, from choreographing the perfect orgasm to navigating tricky workplace dynamics.