Connected but Grounded

Did Napoleon really break the Sphinx’s nose? 🤔The answer might surprise you — and it’s not just about history.In this episode, Rateel uncovers why our brains love dramatic stories, why lies spread faster than truth, and how myths survive for centuries.From ancient legends to vir ...  Show more

In this special National Day episode “Saudi Voices, Global Bridges”, Rateel Alshehri shares a powerful message about youth, legacy, and the bridges we build from Saudi Arabia to the world. Together with H.E. Ambassador Jean-Philippe Linteau, this conversation celebrates the unsto ...  Show more

We live in a hyperactive and connected digital world where everything is moving online including people’s interactions. One of the biggest disadvantages of such a transition is that now we get access to people’s personal and professional lives in seamless ways like we’ve never ha ...  Show more

What happens when we replace sky-gazing with screen-scrolling? Discover how digital life impacts happiness and what Gen Z can teach us about reclaiming control over our well-being.

Summary: Smartphones have become our constant companions, but at what cost? This episode o ...

Lying to yourself has a deep, far-reaching impact on every aspect of your life. It's not just about the little white lies we tell ourselves to get through the day. No, we're talking about a fundamental disconnect between who we truly are and who we pretend to be – a disconnect ...

Are we more connected than ever but feeling more isolated? This week, Sarah welcomes Dr. Adam Dorsay to delve into the essence of connection amidst modern distractions like smartphones and social media. They discuss how these digital conveniences often detract from genuine int ...