Podcast Kelly Corrigan terbaik (2024)

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Edward Burns and Christy Turlington Burns Talking Moms 31:40

16h ago31:40

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Funny with a touch of Irish melancholy. That's how actor, director, producer Edward Burns described Molly, his mother, to me and my co-host, Christy Turlington Burns (who has been married to Eddie for 20+ years). In celebration of his new novel, A Kid From Marlboro Road, Eddie joined us in studio to talk about childhood, parenthood and grief. Our A…

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The Grief of Empty Nesting with Kelly Corrigan 45:41

19d ago45:41

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Sometimes, even when things go precisely as you hoped they would, change hurts. Writer Kelly Corrigan talks to Maya about wrestling with the reality that her daughters' childhood was ending, and that her role as their parent had to transition, too. In this conversation from the archives, Maya and Kelly reckon with the question of what parents and c…

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Finding Courage in Life's Daily Struggles with Kelly Corrigan 1:06:52

22d ago1:06:52

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In this special collaborative episode, Kelly Corrigan and Eric come together to discuss wide range of topics with an overarching theme of how to find courage in life's daily struggles. From Eric sharing his overcoming addiction story to Kelly sharing her overcoming cancer story, they explore the many challenges and uncertainties of life. In this ep…

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How to Find Focus and Master Attention with Dr. Amishi Jha 50:35

19h ago50:35

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In this episode, Dr. Amishi Jha discusses how to find focus and master attention. She explores the concept of a peak mind, emphasizing the balance between action and reflection and also highlights the different modes of attention. The conversation also delves into practical strategies for improving attention and cognitive function that emphasize th…

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[BONUS] Jen Hatmaker Book Club ft. The Little Italian Hotel by Phaedra Patrick 50:07

1d ago50:07

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Jen and New York Times best-selling author, Phaedra Patrick, discuss “The Little Italian Hotel” and how finding a way through heartache can look wildly different from one person to the next. Phaedra was a self-taught writer who almost gave up on her dream before she had a breakthrough with her runaway hit, “The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper.” In …

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Journey into Nature and Creativity with Author Amy Tan 58:55

2d ago58:55

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This week we spoke with author Amy Tan about her most recent best-seller, The Backyard Bird Chronicles, a fascinating immersion into nature, the world of birds and her dedication to drawing them. In 2016 during a time of overt racism, especially towards Asian Americans, Amy decided to dive into nature journaling. There she discovered a fascination …

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[ENCORE] Redefining Aging: Cheryl Bridges Johns on Embracing the Menopausal Journey 59:31

3d ago59:31

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Have you ever met someone who’s excited about menopause? It might seem like a rare breed, but isn’t it time we reconsider our relationship with aging? While society often tells us that 50 should look like 30, the reality is that growing older is a badge of honor—even if it comes with its own set of quirks. Menopause, instead of being a dreaded foe,…

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How to Bounce Back After a Layoff with Yowei Shaw 1:02:00

4d ago1:02:00

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In this episode, Yowei Shaw delves into how to bounce back after a layoff and navigate the related difficult emotions. With a wealth of personal experiences, she offers insights and advice for individuals struggling to cope with the aftermath of job loss. Her candid storytelling and unique rituals for emotional healing provide a source of inspirati…

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Going Deep with Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on Finding Fulfillment 52:04

4d ago52:04

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Welcome to Shook By A Book, a 5 part series where we talk to big time American thinkers about transformative reading experiences. We're kicking off the set with a conversation with the U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy. Early in his med school days, a friend tipped him off to a book she found life-changing: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho and Vi…

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Thanks For Being Here Duncan's Eulogy for his son Ruairí 20:04

6d ago20:04

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Listener Duncan Keegan submitted this astonishingly beautiful eulogy which he wrote and delivered for his five year-old son Ruairí. We were so deeply moved when we first read it that we reached out to Duncan to see if he would consider reading it himself for today’s episode. He kindly agreed and said, “I hope it helps some grieving parents out ther…

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How to Overcome Cynicism and Embrace Hope with Jamil Zaki 57:20

8d ago57:20

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In this episode, Jamil Zaki discusses his new book on how to overcome cynicism and embrace hope. With a focus on trust, cynicism, and the dynamics of influence, Jamil’s research provides profound insights into fostering positive connections and combating societal divisions. With his expertise and dedication to understanding human nature, he offers …

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Go To on There's Always More That You Can Know 7:09

8d ago7:09

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How do people come to change their minds? Hint: it’s not because of some novel argument or just the right amount of pressure. Thanks to conversations with Monica Guzman and Michael Lewis, I came to see something more clearly. This is one to share with anyone you wish you could talk to more openly and comfortably about contentious issues. (Previousl…

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Cynicism is Exhausting. There’s an Alternative. 36:49

10d ago36:49

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Psychologist Jamil Zaki studies the science of human connection and he believes cynicism is holding us back. Cynicism isn't just harmful for our health, he says, it’s also misguided. He talks to Maya about a powerful, alternative mindset that can help: what he calls “hopeful skepticism.” For more on hopeful skepticism, check out Jamil Zaki’s book “…

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MAKING SENSE OF THE 2024 ELECTION: With Pantsuit Politics’ Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers 1:06:39

10d ago1:06:39

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It’s election season, and it’s been an interesting ride to this cycle’s moment of truth! Jen and Amy dive deep into the heart of the upcoming 2024 election with the insightful women from Pantsuit Politics–Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers. The conversation centers around the distinct dynamics shaping this election, along with insight as to why…

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Jessica Calarco - Marginalized Groups and the Battle Against Inequities 1:00:44

11d ago1:00:44

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A deep and wide ranging conversation with sociologist Jessica Calarco, focusing on educational disparities, class privilege, and social inequities. Key topics included the hidden curriculum in schools, the role of community colleges, and tax policies aimed at economic equality. The conversation began with a focus on the gap between the privileged a…

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The Power of Kindness: Stories from the Best of Humanity with Lucia Knell & Gabe Reilich 53:13

11d ago53:13

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In this episode, Lucia Knell and Gabe Reilich discuss the power of kindness through stories of the best of humanity. They are on a mission to showcase the extraordinary impact of simple acts of kindness in the digital age and are dedicated to spreading positivity and compassion to capture the essence of human goodness. With their deep understanding…

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Going Deep with Judd Apatow on Women, Collaboration and How Funny Works 50:51

11d ago50:51

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Judd Apatow is curious, unassuming and forthcoming in this conversation with Kelly about his mom, his daughters, the business that needs improving and the work he loves. Filmed for Kelly’s PBS show Tell Me More in Los Angeles in celebration of Judd’s new film, The Bubble. After talking to Judd, Kelly sat down with Columbia’s George Bonanno to talk …

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Thanks For Being Here Tim & Camden's Drive to Oregon 7:10

13d ago7:10

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Tim and Julie Vasquez submitted two lovely essays that Tim wrote when it was time to send their sons off to college. We loved both and today we’re airing the first one called, “The Drive to Oregon”. It’s a beautiful reminder to us all that although the destination is important, it’s the journey that really matters. (Previously aired)…

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How to Build Resilience after Heartbreak with Florence Williams 50:46

15d ago50:46

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In this episode, Florence Williams explores how to build resilience after heartbreak. Through her in-depth conversations with leading neuroscientists, psychologists, and researchers, Florence delves into the physiological and emotional complexities of heartbreak, providing valuable insights into the profound impact on individuals. Her work explores…

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Go To on How To Get Along 10:41

15d ago10:41

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Confessions and thoughts on all the ways our biases mess up how we think and how that locks us into boring, no-growth positions from the stage of The Nantucket Project, a great weekend-long think session with some of the nicest people I have ever met. (You should meet me there next year, Sept 26-29, 2024.) (Previously aired)…

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Bonus Episode: Going Deep with Helen Fisher on Love, Sex and Connection 55:48

15d ago55:48

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We learned today that one of our favorite guests, Dr. Helen Fisher, passed away recently. I first heard her name from my daughter Claire. She and her friends had discovered this 79 year old researcher on sex and relationships and were hooked on her plain spoken insights. I tuned in. She was a spectacular communicator with vetted and validated infor…

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Escaping the Productivity Trap: Kendra Adachi’s Lazy Genius Perspective 1:02:17

17d ago1:02:17

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It’s a brand new season of the show and we are thrilled to have Amy Hardin, Jen’s longtime friend, join us on the podcast for a whole new adventure in laughing at ourselves and learning from our incredible guests. The Lazy Genius herself, Kendra Adachi, joins Jen and Amy today to challenge our culture's obsession with productivity and time manageme…

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Fighting Corruption, Waste and Politics to Address Climate Change. Ethan Elkind Explains 1:00:08

18d ago1:00:08

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Ethan Elkind, a leading climate scientist, led us initially into an understanding of why climate goals were not being met and how that affects overall messaging. From there he spoke of the importance of battery technology, solar and wind renewable energies, and transition to minerals such as lithium, cobalt and graphite. He emphasized the need for …

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How AI Can Elevate Spiritual Intelligence and Personal Well-Being with Deepak Chopra 44:37

18d ago44:37

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In this episode, Deepak Chopra, a renowned figure in the fields of holistic health and spiritual wellness, discusses how AI can elevate spiritual intelligence and personal well-being His expertise in integrating Eastern philosophy with Western medicine has made him a leading voice in the dialogue surrounding the impact of AI on spiritual intelligen…

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Going Deep on Fighting Corruption with Joshua Graham Lynn 55:21

18d ago55:21

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Though we dream of big overhauls, national change often comes after many states and cities sprinkled across the country come to the same conclusion about what’s best. I loved talking to Josh Graham Lynn, who co-founded the bi-partisan organization Represent.us to fight corruption and fix America. In the decade they’ve been up and running, their wor…

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Thanks For Being Here - "Teammate" 6:15

20d ago6:15

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Listener Jocelyn Cohen expresses her gratitude and commemorates National Doctors Day by sharing an essay in honor of Dr. Leon Root, who treated her cerebral palsy from the age of four. Jocelyn recounts the impactful and compassionate care Dr. Root provided, celebrating his kindness, empathy, and the deep bond they shared over decades. This touching…

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Go To on the Upside of Crying 8:09

22d ago8:09

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If I don't let myself cry, I risk a migraine, which is to risk several days of living. So when the wave comes, I let it. After my most recent release, I stumbled onto some analysis of the benefits of crying and why we might do well by each other to normalize crying as a natural and effective human behavior. Sharing here for the good of the order. S…

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Friendship By the Numbers: Enneagram Expert Ian Cron Weighs In 1:08:08

24d ago1:08:08

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It’s an exciting time here at the For the Love Podcast and we are excited to share a brand new season of the show, now featuring Jen’s longtime friend, Amy Hardin! Amy’s been popping into the show all summer, and we’re thrilled to welcome her with an official seat across from Jen for all our upcoming episodes! And what better way to get to know Amy…

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A Story of Friendship and Mental Illness with Jonathan Rosen 51:10

25d ago51:10

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In this episode, Jonathan Rosen shares a deeply personal journey of friendship and mental illness, shedding light on his best friend, Michael’s battle with schizophrenia. Through his poignant storytelling, Jonathan delves into the challenges Michael faced, the complexities of the mental healthcare system, and the societal misconceptions surrounding…

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Going Deep with Maya Shankar on Empty Nesting 50:50

25d ago50:50

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Sometimes, even when things go precisely as you hoped they would, change hurts. Kelly was a guest on a podcast called A Slight Change of Plans, hosted by Dr. Maya Shankar, who was curious to know how empty nesting was going. The conversation was so rich that it felt worth sharing here. This one is for every parent you know. Pass it on. (Previously …

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Olympian Gabby Thomas On Choosing Happiness 34:31

26d ago34:31

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U.S. track star Gabby Thomas recently won three gold medals at the Paris Olympics. To celebrate, we’re sharing Maya’s conversation with Gabby that took place shortly after the athlete’s Olympic debut in Tokyo. Gabby explains why her relationship with running isn’t as straightforward as you might think, and how competing interests have continually l…

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Thanks For Being Here - The Launch 7:50

27d ago7:50

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Listener Suleena Kansal Kalra shares her poignant reflections on becoming an empty nester through her beautifully written essay, "The Launch". Suleena, a doctor from Kelly's hometown, expresses her emotions as she prepares for her son Kethan's transition to college. She describes the profound and visceral experience of letting go, coupled with wist…

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How to Manage Our Internal Chatter with Ethan Kross 50:54

29d ago50:54

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In this episode, Ethan Kross explores various tools for how to manage our internal chatter and work with negative emotions. He brings a wealth of knowledge and insight, making complex psychological concepts accessible and actionable for audiences seeking to navigate their internal dialogue more skillfully. His practical strategies are sure to enhan…

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Go To on Getting Serene 6:52

29d ago6:52

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Here are 4 pretty perfect poems to slow you down and give a dose of serenity to underwrite your day, whatever may come. PS: Send us your favorite poems and lyrics so we can share on a future pod -- we read and appreciate every email that comes to hello@kellycorrigan.com. Also, today is Kelly's birthday so if you're reading this, could you take 10 s…

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[BONUS ENCORE] Following Your Heart for Meaningful Change with Jennifer Garner 1:00:22

29d ago1:00:22

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Jen and her longtime friend, Amy Hardin, return together to introduce this previous interview with Jennifer Garner that was one of For the Love’s top downloaded episodes of all time. Jen and Amy chat about their favorite Jennifer Garner projects and how impressed they are with her activism and philanthropic work. In the interview itself, Jennifer G…

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Kelly Shares An Episode of What It's Like to Be 36:12

30d ago36:12

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Sharing an episode of “What It’s Like to Be…” from author Dan Heath. On the podcast, Dan explores the world of work, one profession at a time, and interviews people who love what they do. He finds out: What does a couples therapist think when a friend asks for relationship advice? How does a stand-up comedian come up with new material? What are the…

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How Positivity Goes Toxic with Kate Bowler 1:03:47

1M ago1:03:47

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Jen and her longtime friend, Amy Hardin, are back together to introduce this interview with Kate Bowler that originally aired as a premium channel episode. They examine the ways a “toxic positivity” mindset and a misguided understanding of “blessings” can harm relationships and culture. If you’ve ever felt your soul drag to the ground after reading…

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Aimee Allison Foresees a Bright Future for an America Full of Women of Color in Power 59:07

1M ago59:07

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Aimee Allison, Founder of She the People, joined us to talk about the Kamala Harris presidential nomination and the increased and increasing role of women of color in U.S. key positions of political power. We spoke of political organizer, Georgia's Stacey Abrams, as well as the defeat of squad members Cori Bush in a Missouri primary and Jamaal Bowm…

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Brain Chemistry and The Science of Connection with Dr. Julie Holland 56:51

1M ago56:51

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In this episode, Dr. Julie Holland discusses her latest book about brain chemistry and the science of connection. Eric and Julie explore the profound influence of technology and social media on mental and physical well-being. Dr. Holland offers practical strategies for restoring balance and fostering genuine connection in the digital age, drawing f…

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Going Deep with Daniel Lubetzky on Rupture & Repair 51:22

1M ago51:22

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Meet Daniel Lubetzky, founder of KIND Healthy Snacks and son of a Holocaust survivor. He is irresistible, a force for good that is asking us to reflect on what our role in the conversation can be. His point of view is grounded in his father's experiences during the Holocaust, most especially in a single moment of unexpected kindness that saved his …

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