
Happiness. We all know what it feels like, but it can seem elusive in our world of constant stress, bleak news and burnout. In Happy Enough, a new podcast from The Globe and Mail, we explore what it truly means to be happy – and why it matters. Join host Garvia Bailey each week as she speaks with both experts and real people to demystify our pursuit of happiness. From our relationship with technol... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | a year ago |
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You know that feeling when the music just hits? You’re on the treadmill at the gym, your song comes on, and you feel like you could run through a wall. You hum a lullaby to a screaming baby, and they suddenly calm down. You hear a track you haven’t... more
Garvia Bailey is back hosting season four of Happy Enough, a Globe and Mail podcast on happiness – and why it matters – in an era of stress and bad news. This season, we’ll discuss how music affects our well-being, why the hit TV show Heated Rivalry ... more
Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, affects millions of people each year. But what causes it, who is most at risk, and is there anything you can do to avoid the winter blues? In this episode, Garvia talks with Dr. Raymond Lam, a psychiatrist and BC ... more
Work is a big part of our lives, and its effects often show up in our relationships, our health, and how we see ourselves. To explore how our jobs influence our happiness and well-being, Garvia talks with Jennifer Moss, a Canadian author and workplac... more
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I was loving this podcast until drugs entered the conversation. Can we stop normalizing psychedelics please. The county is facing a very real opioid epidemic. People are dying. And you want to talk about introducing psychedelics as a way to promote happiness like it’s a casual conversation. Bye.
I can listen to this and connect to everything said, but still be calmed and relaxed, while still not zoning out.
I have pared back my podcasts, am very selective about what noise I allow into my ears. Happy Enough came at the exact right moment for me, as the world is in the midst of the infliction of intentional pain and suffering. Thank you Garvia and G&M team
This was in my Decibel feed and it felt like what I needed, without even knowing it. The news these days (March 2025) is often bleak it is good to sometimes think of something else. Not in a Pollyannish way, but to maintain balance. I genuinely like all the people who are featured and I can take something I have learned, or need reminding of, and incorporate it into my daily life. This couldn’t have dropped at a better time.
Just what I (we) need at this time of our lives and of the world. I’m very grateful to The Globe and Mail, thank you.
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The show's discussions consistently center on happiness and practical well‑being, covering a wide range of topics from mental health and sleep to work satisfaction, relationships, and creativity. Guests include researchers, clinicians, and thinkers who translate scientific findings into actionable tips for daily life, with recurring threads on resilience, social connection, and the role of policy, diet, and technology in happiness. A standout aspect is the use of accessible science to explore topics that matter to everyday living, making nuanced research approachable for a broad audience. The format tends to pair expert insights with real‑world examples, creating takeaway strategies listeners can apply to improve mood, performance, and over... more
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Recent guests on Happy Enough include:
1. Dr. Raymond Lam
2. Jennifer Moss
3. Yuthika Girme
4. Dr. Michael Mak
5. Dr. Jenny Liu
6. Stuart Reynolds
7. Lara Aknin
8. Brett Ford
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