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.

There are smarter ways to use this money.

Slate’s parenting podcast on dressing for the world we live in.

Musician, editor, and sound designer John DeLore explains how he brings podcast audio to the next level.

Jenée Desmond-Harris is joined by ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes.

Slate’s parenting podcast on “yes, it is possible to do that.”

Some psychiatrists and patients are begging the FDA to approve psychedelics for certain mental health treatments. What’s the hold-up?

Food author and journalist Matt Rodbard discusses the latest trends in the culinary world.

Ava Seavy on avoiding a yard sale fail.

Anna interviews a psychoanalyst and a tech journalist, both known for asking tough questions, about how to get people to open up.

Don’t we all sort of want a soft life?

Slate’s parenting podcast on casting the perfect tripmates.

Filmmaker Sam Green explains why he decided to start presenting his work in a more performative and ephemeral way.

The host of Showtime’s Couples Therapy joins the Dear Prudence Podcast to discuss what to do about a friend who needs to break a bad podcast obsession.

Slate’s parenting podcast on keeping those pencils sharp.

When Goop’s founder met with long COVID specialists, one of them recommended checking her home for mold. Michael Rubino was the man she called.

Writer and powerlifter Mikala Jamison on building muscle and confidence in the weight room.

In this episode, filmmaker Mark Duplass talks about managing depression, what it’s like to have a creative partnership with his brother, and how they talk about making and spending money.

All the colors of the rainbow, except for the ones diametrically opposed to said rainbow.

Slate’s parenting podcast on all the moving parts.

Actor and historical interpreter Stephen Seals shares his process for performing and educating simultaneously.

Jenée Desmond-Harris is joined by dating advice columnist and founder of A Little Nudge, Erika Ettin.

We don’t blame a knee replacement on “lack of willpower.” Why does that change when we talk about weight?

The Atlantic’s Jerusalem Demsas discusses NIMBY-ism and why housing problems are so tough to solve.

Social anxiety can show up in your body: a shaky voice, sweaty palms, or in Christopher’s case, not being able to pee.