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I basically form all of my creations around questions I'm asking myself right now, not around the things I already know. So here's how I use my creative practice to continuously leave room for serendipity! RESOURCES MENTIONED:- Eliza Day's Tiktok- Notes on Coming Back to Your Sel ...  Afficher plus

I went abroad & came back with an urban planning obsession. Is anyone surprised? Use code WILDGEESENB for a 25% off Notability subscription! ⁠ https://promo.notability.com/wildgeese⁠RESOURCES MENTIONED: - everything is a win when the goal is to experience- Why Don't Animals Have W ...  Afficher plus

Emma had a few life realizations this week that can hopefully help everyone else out. Why reading is really good for you, learning to find the positives where you live, and when is gossiping OK? Plus, questions on staying focused, how to feel independent, and what we should look ...  Afficher plus

When the world's problems have you weary, journalist and science fiction writer Annalee Newitz suggests a good dose of escapist fiction to refresh your perspective. Step into the whimsical world of science fiction, cosplay and "goblincore" to see how fantasy worlds help us reimag ...  Afficher plus

This is the non-fiction partner to our favourite fiction books episode!

We talk about reading to develop lateral thinking; changing your underlying assumptions about things; choosing books that will help you see the world in new ways; why we don't get mu ...

Until recently, reading was a means to an end in language arts teacher Julie Mushkin's life - and the type of book that totally turned things around for her may surprise you. Today, Anne and Julie are recommending books perfectly suited for both teens AND adults, chatting about s ...  Afficher plus