Radically empathic advice. Produced by WBUR.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 396 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureRelationships |
This episode was originally released on May 25th, 2018.
When two women in their sixties start losing interest in sex, their sex-starved partners become increasingly frustrated. Both women blame old age for their waning libidos. But is their diminish... more
This episode was originally published on August 11th, 2018.
Privilege comes in many forms: socio-economic privilege, gender privilege, heterosexual privilege, to name a few. In this episode, the Sugars reply to two letter writers who are facing diff... more
Today, we’re sharing a special episode from the new miniseries “The C-Word: Stories of Cancer” from Say More, a podcast from The Boston Globe Opinion. In the first part of this series, host and award-winning columnist Shirley Leung talks for the firs... more
This episode was originally released on April 13th, 2017.
You love your partner, you love your career... but they're pulling you in different directions. What do you do? Is it foolish to put your career on hold for the sake of your relationship? Or ... more
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Great insights and perspectives. There is so much empathy and compassion in each episode, definitely worth listening!
I’ve loved this podcast for years! These two have taught me so much about empathy. I still listen to old episodes from time to time, but I’m still hoping there might be a possibility for a new season.
This is such a life changing podcast! Steve and Sheryl speak respond with so much empathy and compassion to every letter they receive. There is no judgement or condemnation to the seemingly bad actors in the letters. I have only been listening for a week but I trust Steve and Sheryl to give thoughtful, compassionate, and helpful advice. Also the music for this podcast is really good!
Very much appreciated the info in part one of your interview with Esther Perel on sexless marriage. But part 2 from the guy’s pov left me wanting more. I, a male in a 23.5 year marriage to a woman, am currently at the edge of my 13th year of celibacy not-of-my choosing and it was hard to escape the sense that the man’s side of the story received short shrift in pt.2.
It’s hard to find points of reference/people in a similar situation to me - committed, honest, hardworking and celibate family me... more
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This podcast offers deeply compassionate advice on relationships, societal issues, and personal dilemmas, often drawing on real letters from listeners seeking insights into their life's challenges. Topics frequently explored include love, aging, mental health, emotional labor, and the complexities of personal growth, with the hosts providing a blend of empathy and practical advice. Through their engaging discussions, listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own experiences and find comfort in shared struggles. Additionally, the podcast frequently features experts and guests who contribute unique perspectives on the topics at hand, enhancing the depth of the conversations.
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2. Gemma Hartley
3. Dr. Pepper Schwartz
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