
Welcome to Kelly Corrigan Wonders, a place for people who like to laugh while they think and find it useful to look closely at ourselves and our weird ways in the hopes that knowing more and feeling more will help us do more and be better. Author of 4 New York Times bestsellers about family life, Kelly wonders about loads of stuff: is knowing more always good? Can we trust our gut? How does change... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 801 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This weekend marks what would have been producer Tammy (Tiehel) Stedman's mom's 85th birthday — she passed away in March 2022.
All three of the Tiehel sisters eulogized their incredible mom PT but this one, written by daughter Amy, really sums up t... more
There's a body of research that says the clothes you wear don't just change how others see you — they change how you see yourself. Kelly traces this idea from her conversation with Denver high school principal Steve Day back to a foundational psycho... more
What if a high school student could spend their day fixing a plane, machining a part destined for a rocket launch, or building a house that a family will actually live in? At the Cherry Creek Innovation Campus (CCIC) in the Denver metro area, that's ... more
Sometimes all it takes is one person asking the right question at the right moment. Listener Christina Bonvouloir was fourteen, grieving the loss of her beloved father, and quietly falling apart — until a gruff Latin teacher with a twinkle in his eye... more
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Longtime listener and so appreciate the honest and intimate conversations you have with every guest on a variety of topics. This latest series was especially enjoyable and hope affirming. In our chaotic timeline of late, the thoughtful conversations you share are insightful, grounding, and inspiring. Appreciate you sharing with us!
Kelly, I have listened to your podcast for years and always enjoy them immensely… But this Sunday’s “thanks for being here”-about why did Kaitlin die in February? Really resonated with me… I just happen to have a sister who also died in February -28 years ago… and a beautiful three-year-old grandson who looks at the high school picture of my sister and asks amazing questions …It is so fascinating to me-just how similar these podcasts are to our everyday lives-it absolutely “takes my breath away ... more
Kelly and her Wonders will go with me if I ever have to go to that imagined desert island where we can only take a few treasured things from civilization. She is so deeply human and always curious. I am so grateful Kate Bowler introduced me to this podcast.
This nonsense is for noobs
I loved the episodes when you and your mom friends were talking about parenting some of the best episodes in years. I hope you have more like this. More relational. Less academic and I say this as an academic. I like the conversations you have with ordinary people the best. Sometimes the pod gets a little too theoretical and isn’t practical or relatable. The intellectual humility (while important) felt a little overdone. I like the stories and specific examples versus theoretical concepts. I a... more
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Thoughtful conversations with a warm, curious host profile a wide range of guests spanning education, media, leadership, arts, and parenting. Episodes frequently center on human resilience, memory, community, and practical wisdom for everyday life, often featuring educators, scientists, creatives, and advocates who offer actionable insights and heartfelt storytelling. A notable strength is the emphasis on personal narratives and to-the-point takeaways that listeners can apply at home or in work, along with dedication to accessible, hopeful perspectives. The format tends to blend intimate, long-form chats with lighter, timely segments, and the host's warmth and humor consistently anchor diverse topics for a broad, engaged audience.
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Recent guests on Kelly Corrigan Wonders include:
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2. Aditya Vishwanath
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