At a time when information is everywhere, how do we know what to believe? Charles and I have a chat about what good research looks like, how the scientific method can give us confidence about what we learn, and how not to believe everything you read on the internet!

Teaching. We're talking about teaching. One of the most noble and impactful professions in the world that we think we all understand but actually have no idea....so this week I talk to the most committed and passionate teacher I know.

A discussion with Emiliana Simon-Thomas, Science Director at the Greater Good Science Centre (University of California, Berkeley), to explore the roots of happy and compassionate individuals, strong social bonds, and altruistic behavior—the science of a meaningful life.

A discussion with Professor Dacher Keltner of the University of California, Berkeley, on the themes and applications of his book, "The Power Paradox". We talk about what power is, misconceptions, how to gain influence, and how we lose it. A must listen for anyone who wants to make a difference in the world!

I got sick of the stereotypes and cliches, decided it was time to talk directly to a couple who have made a choice to go vegan! Controversial topic for some, entertaining conversation for the rest of us!

What does it mean to be a creative person in a world looking for administrators? Listen to Neva's journey and be inspired at the incredible way she has found to make a living from her creative spark

Think generations, technology, entrepreneurship, politics, sustainability, emotional intelligence and self-improvement all mashed together.

Addiction is everywhere, from drugs and alcohol to other forms that are more socially acceptable! Simon Cornwall from Recovery first talks about the root causes of addiction, and how you really help an addict.

Be inspired and encouraged by Pat's journey, hearing how even life's most crushing moments can release us into something meaningful and joyful!

Yvonne has dedicated her life to giving young people the skills they need to 'Smash it' in the real world. With such a wealth of wisdom to share, I knew I just needed to sit there and listen!