Ending a relationship can be a difficult decision, even if you know it is time to move on. Conflicting and confusing emotions can arise, whether you're the one doing the breaking up or the one being broken up with. Psychotherapist and sex therapist Shadeen Francis joins Raj and Noah to break down the breakup process, from when it might be time to end a relationship, to staying true to yourself in the process.

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When do I need to change my oil? How can I find a trustworthy mechanic? What does that mysterious noise my car is making mean? Car maintenance can be intimidating, especially for those of us not used to being in the car repair space. Today, Raj and Noah are joined by car expert Chaya Milchtein, author of Mechanic Shop Femme’s Guide to Car Ownership, who is here to help us become more comfortable with caring for our vehicles so we can stay safe, and they can last longer.

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Memories, Memories… Some of us know how quickly they can slip away. From thinking back on our youth and only seeing a fuzzy past, to worrying about our memory failing in our future, what can we do to protect the memory we do have? Raj and Noah chat with Dr. Wendy Suzuki, NYU professor of Neural Science and Psychology and author of Healthy Brain, Happy Life, to address these concerns and learn what we should be doing to maintain our memory.

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The mystery of what headaches are and what causes them is one that confounds many of us, including the experts. Luckily, Raj and Noah are here to take a look at what we do know about headaches and how to treat them, with neurology professor Dr. Christopher H. Gottschalk, who established the first headache medicine program at Yale. 

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Want to improve your style on a budget? Finding yourself overwhelmed every time you walk into a thrift store? Luckily, Emily Ruane, managing editor of HuffPost Shopping, is here to help guide you through a successful thrifting experience. Emily joins Raj and Noah to chat about all things thrifting, from where to shop to how to donate your own clothes.

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Are you already struggling to keep up with your New Year’s Resolutions? Or do you struggle to add new habits to your routine? This week, Raj and Noah take a look at how we form new habits and how we can make them easier to add to our daily lives, with Wendy Wood, behavioral scientist and author of Good Habits, Bad Habits: The Science of Making Positive Changes Stick.

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Why is everyone suddenly obsessed with protein? From shakes and bars to high-protein everything, it can feel impossible to know whether you’re fueling your body or overdoing it. This week, Raj and Noah dive into the protein craze with Elizabeth Dunn, a James Beard Award-winning journalist and co-writer of the Substack Consumed, which is all about helping people navigate the complexities of being an eater in the 21st century. Together, they unpack how much protein we actually need, how to tell if you’re getting too little (or too much), and the smartest ways to get protein in everyday life.

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Welcome to Season 3 of Am I Doing it Wrong? We hope you join us as we strive to find ways to live every day a little better.

Struggling to make new friends as an adult? Trying to fight our so-called loneliness epidemic? Join us as we kick off a new season of Am I Doing it Wrong? and wade into the world of adult friendship, and building them to last. This week Raj and Noah welcome psychologist, professor, and author of the book Platonic: How the science of attachment can help you make — and keep — friends, Dr. Marisa G. Franco to chat about how we can continue to make new friends, even as we grow older.

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Am I Doing It Wrong? — the hit conversation show that explores the all-too-human anxieties we have about trying to get our lives right — is coming back for its third season. Each week hosts Raj Punjabi-Johnson and Noah Michelson will once again enlist experts and guests with big opinions to debate and strategize the best ways to wrangle everything that’s constantly thrown at us, but they've got a slew of hot new topics to tackle. From tips on making friends as an adult to decoding the hype around protein to learning how to hack our emotions, by the end of each episode, you'll be wiser, less worried, and more equipped to do every day a little better.

New episodes drop every Thursday starting January 1st.

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This week Raj and Noah welcome neurologist Dr. Ellen to talk all the epidemic of loneliness, how to combat it, and make the quality connections that sustain a healthy and connected life.

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