For New Yorkers, walking is a way a life: a way to weave in and out of the fabric of an endlessly unfolding urban narrative. And as biographer and chronicler of Hollywood’s Golden Age Sydney Ladensohn Stern discovered, it’s also a marvelous time to listen. READ MORE
New year, new books. You’ve already mapped out your 2021 TBR, but may we humbly suggest you add these much chattered about audiobooks to that list? READ MORE
In this episode, meet travel writer and poet Gretel Ehrlich, author of Unsolaced and The Solace of Open Spaces, Rabbi Steve Leder, author of The Beauty of What Remains, and mediator Toni Nieuwhof, author of Before You Split. READ MORE
If you’re watching the steamy and scandal-laced layer cake that is Bridgerton (now streaming on Netflix), then we simply must inform you of delightful news that would titillate even the likes of Lady Whistledown: Lady Danbury has a secret life. Another life. A life as…an audiobook narrator. READ MORE
A wildly popular New Year’s resolution is to resist the siren call of take out, and cook at home more. While it sounds simple, becoming a home chef can be a huge challenge for those of us who have trouble distinguishing the difference between a spatula and a whisk. READ MORE
A lot of the time, we feel like we have to make grand resolutions for a brand new year: we’re going to climb 10 mountains, read 100 books, and never leave our laundry for just a day too long. But what if we stepped back and simplified our resolutions? This year we want to feel good. This year we want to do better. And that’s enough.
Let these expert voices support you each step of the way on your path to peace. READ MORE
In this first episode of the New Year, meet journalist Tom Vanderbilt, author of Beginners, sex educator Allison Moon, author of Getting It, and professor of neuroscience and psychology Dr. Carl L. Hart, author of Drug-Use for Grown-ups. What better way to kick off January than to try something new – whether that be in your working life, in your free time, or even (dare we say it?) in the bedroom. READ MORE
This Winter Solstice is the big time: not only does this signal the end of the great grinch that is the year 2020, but it is also ushering in an every-twenty-years phenomenon called The Great Conjunction. READ MORE
Die Hard: the iconic 1988 action flick starring Bruce Willis that taught a generation to always wear shoes, because you never know when Hans Gruber is going to pop up and ruin your office Christmas party (it’s hard on the soles when he does). READ MORE
In this episode, meet Jim Collins, author of BE 2.0, Jen Sincero, author of Badass Habits, and James Rallison, author of The Odd 1s Out: The First Sequel. READ MORE