Attention is Reality: The Odd Thing About Ple...

Harlan Coben spent decades insisting his novels had nothing to do with his life. Then he went looking, and found his life inside every single one of them.With over 100 million books sold in forty-six languages and a run of number one Netflix hits including Fool Me Once, Missing Y ...  Show more

Every year you get your blood drawn, and someone circles a number that supposedly tells you your inflammation level. Turns out that number is barely more accurate than a coin flip. But, knowing how chronically inflamed you are is critical in preventing disease and slowing the age ...  Show more

"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" This old philosophical thought experiment raises questions about observations and perception. In this episode, we discuss the invisible illness that is chronic pain and how it affects not just th ...  Show more

A lot of us walk around waiting for something to happen. We can carry that tension in our bodies and minds, constantly on alert, imagining an unpleasant experience. It’s an uncomfortable way to live. And if we walk through life waiting, or intentionally looking for those things, ...  Show more

What role do we play in the pain that we experience in life? Sometimes the pain that we feel only lasts a moment, but we can prolong the pain by intentionally focusing on the source of the pain, rather than the frustration the pain is causing. Want more Eve? Try Headspace today. ...  Show more