Social researcher and best-selling author Hugh Mackay talks about our top twenty hiding places – and how we must look inside ourselves to find our common humanity.

Routines & Ruts with Madeleine Dore is returning soon for season two to explore daily rhythms and inevitable stumbles – and what it means to replenish.

Designer, author and joy-finder Ingrid Fetell Lee explores the powerful connection between our surroundings and our emotions, and shares how we can find more joy in daily life – even in difficult times.

Former chef and food critic turned gourmet farmer Matthew Evans on feeling stifled during times of crisis, how it's okay to be behind, the importance of boredom, and how we are still the same people even if we have more time.

In this special collection, more than 60 people share how they are navigating their daily routines, reflections on creative life, and open up about how they are coping during these times.

Performer, photographer, visual artist, DJ and vocal powerhouse Kira Puru explores the tension between gently going with the flow and finding a routine, giving yourself leeway to be overwhelmed, and the beauty of mistakes.

Author of The Upside of Being Down and founder of ban.do Jen Gotch discusses overcoming shame with our inevitable inconsistencies, being actively not busy, giving ourselves grace, the myth of perfectionism, and how enjoyment can be found in the most unsuspecting places.

Coach, creative business consultant, author, and Certified Dare to Lead™ and Daring Way™ Facilitator, Kylie Lewis discusses navigating our days imperfectly, self-compassion, boundaries and aiming for enough.

Storyteller Luke Currie-Richardson discusses how it's not what you do, but the way that you do it, having a routine centred around priority than rigid structures, and the power of asking for help and taking care of your mental health.

Antique jewellery dealer, designer and model Sarah Jane Adams on how her daily life resembles a sliding tile puzzle toy, living with openness and joy, solitude, and pressing the reset button.