Emotions are the last stronghold of our humanity. Each episode of Stories of Emotional Granularity explores one emotion from multiple perspectives.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Mental HealthSociety & CulturePhilosophyHealth & Fitness |
With sehnsucht, there is a sense of something that’s on the edge of conscious awareness. It can be like remembering that you’ve forgotten something, but without being able to remember exactly what it is that you have forgotten. Another version of seh... more
This week on Stories of Emotional Granularity, I want to do something a little bit different, but something I’ve been meaning to get to ever since the first season of the podcast last spring. I want to share with you some of the resources I have used... more
We are lucky to find happiness when we can, and the best we can do is appreciate moments of happiness while they last, because just as we do not have to power to compel true happiness to arrive through force of will, we cannot prevent happiness from ... more
This week, we will be talking about anxiety, because anxiety is real. Anxiety is equally as true as happiness. Anxiety is inescapable. Anxiety does not go away if we stop talking about it.What’s more, in our time, anxiety is growing. It is spreading ... more
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I can’t wait for season two! What emotions will be discussed next?
If we can’t talk about it, we can’t overcome it. This podcast finds the right word for that sense we’ve had in isolation but couldn’t quite put our finger on. The latest episode on surrender is emblematic of what makes this podcast work so well: it is not the product of entrepreneurial wishful thinking, but instead an observational look at what we wish, what we feel, and what we actually live. The corporate pitch (with this magic serum you will win and live forever) is so tiresome — thank goodne... more
Thank you Jonathan for putting this out. In discussions concerning AI and ChatGPT’s place in our work, your views deserve a seat. Hope to hear more from others sharing your concerns
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