The Oldest Cure in the World: Steve Hendricks on PYP 531
Is fasting a cure-all, a desperate orthorexic cry for help, or a complex and powerful phenomenon that can be a valuable addition to the modern medical toolkit?
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Navigating an Addictive World: Anna Lembke, MD on PYP 530
We are biologically hardwired to seek pleasure and avoid pain. But easy access to intense pleasure turns out to lead to intense suffering long-term. What are we do to?
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Die Young – As Late as Possible: Bob and Fran German on PYP 529
“The worst years of our lives turned out to be the best ones.” – Wisdom from healthy and happy octogenarians.
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How COVID Has Changed: Michael Rothberg, MD, on PYP 528
COVID-19 is a very different disease that it was in early 2020. How should our behaviors and policies shift to reflect the new reality?
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How to Fix Your Pain for Good: Rick Olderman on PYP 527
Is it possible to make subtle changes to posture and movement, and completely eliminate long-standing chronic pain?
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How to Increase your Power and Value in a Negotiation: Greg Williams on PYP 526
How can you get what you want out of life if you’re too scared to ask for it? A negotiation expert shows to be tough and kind at the same time.
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Relentless Solution Focus: Dr Ellen Reed on PYP 525
Our brains are brilliant at finding problems, and are great at keeping us alive by avoiding them. But this doesn’t work when our problems are in our heads. What does? Find out in this conversation.
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Saying Yes to the Impulse of Freedom: David Berceli, PhD on PYP 524
David Berceli turned a couple of overwhelming constraints into a revolutionary way to help people heal from trauma.
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Meat without Animals: Paul Shapiro on PYP 523
Humans will not stop eating and mistreating animals until animal-free meat is as delicious, convenient, and inexpensive as animal products. Today’s guest explains how that’s going to happen.
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Playing the Long Game: Dorie Clark on PYP 522
“It’s really hard to be the best, but it’s surprisingly easy to be ONE of the best.” Dorie Clark helps us balance commitment and ambition in pursuit of a good life.
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