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More Happier: Lean into Fall with the Five Senses

We revisit some of our favorite try-this-at-home tips for tapping into our five senses this fall. Some ideas might turn into new annual traditions; others might be fun for this year as a way to make the most of the season. Episode Highlights: Choose a signature color for little b ...  Afficher plus

Ep. 607: Do You Love Whimsy? Celebrate a New Holiday with Us

We discuss how we’re using whimsy to find the right date to celebrate our “How do we learn what everyone knows?” day, and listeners share their brilliant tips for elevating your home and how to stop working against yourself (or others). Episode highlights: Try this at home: Liste ...  Afficher plus

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Controlling your rage in a traffic jam
The Space

Traffic jams are one of the great universal ball aches. No matter how you plan your public holiday drive you'll be stuck in traffic at some point. If we can't avoid it, how can we control how we react to it? Screaming along to your favourite song might help, but we’ve got some ti ...  Afficher plus

Episode 29: Traffic
Hidden Brain

Traffic. You hate it, we hate it, the rest of the world hates it, and unfortunately, our best efforts to curb it usually only make it worse. This week on Hidden Brain, we visit a few of the world's most congested cities, and investigate a few options to make driving safer and ...

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The Traffic Of Life
Radio Headspace

As we move about our day, we encounter various obstacles that hinder us from easily accessing the path to our life’s destination. We have to remember that the roads of life can be filled with traffic, but the key is to be patient and wait it out until the path is clear. Want more ...  Afficher plus

Why traffic is like gas, not liquid
The David McWilliams Podcast

This week we tackle the problem facing many cities: congestion. We look at why historical thinking isn't working and what could be a possible way forward. Hope you enjoy!<hr>

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