
Build resilience. Cultivate self-compassion. Live with purpose. The One You Feed brings conversations with leading thinkers — James Clear, Susan Cain, Tara Brach, and more — to help you navigate life’s challenges and feed your good wolf. No perfection, just direction, insight, and the small, consistent actions that make a meaningful life.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1038 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

In this episode, Jonah Berger explains why we fight the changes we know we need. Jonah explains why pushing harder, piling on more reasons, or simply telling ourselves what we “should” do can actually create more resistance. Instead, he shares how id... more
In this episode, Dr. Marisa G. Franco explores why feeling insecure doesn’t mean you’re back at the beginning, and how real self-worth may come from learning to make room for every part of yourself. She and Eric discuss why old insecurities can retur... more
In this episode, Allison Aubrey explores midlife reinvention and how to create your own script for what comes next. She shares why midlife can be less about winding down and more about rediscovering parts of ourselves that may have been set aside dur... more
In this episode, Jim Kwik explores how the thoughts, habits, and choices we repeat each day shape who we become. He explains why we’re always training our brains—whether we’re practicing focus or distraction, resilience or avoidance—and how small, in... more
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Long time listener, over 10 years, through the good times and bad. I love listening to The One You Feed. Only downside is that the host dislikes New Age anything, eg. manifestation, psychics, spiritualists… little does he know that he has some listeners like this! I am not buddhist but still happy to listen to buddhist ideologies on this podcast and I wish it was the same way with Eric and some of his more closed minded guests, instead of dismissing or maligning things they don’t understand. Luc... more
Eric I love your show. I couldn’t figure out how to message you. Congratulations on being on NPR (July 2026) .
Wanted to comment on the episode where you mentioned Sleep with Me. SWM is the greatest! Your show was the only time I’ve heard anyone else mention it. It helped me fall asleep countless times when I suffered with insomnia. I don’t think it’s for everyone but it was one of my go-tos There is a podcast or you tube out there that explains how his storytelling style works to help sleep. more
The quality of the guests and depth of ideas is unmatched.
If I were to offer a suggestion, it would be this: sometimes Eric lets his enthusiasm dictate the conversations. If you’ve listened to multiple episodes, you’re familiar with Eric’s story and approach, but generally not those of the guests. I wish he would dial back his comments and instead let the guests expound at length on their own ideas and experiences.
I agree with those who say the parable becomes repetitive, and I forward thr... more
I have been listening to your show for the past 18 months. And when it shows up on my phone I listen to it. All your topics are helping me.
Thank you. Keep up the amazing work.
Luis Parraga
I’ve been listening to The One You Feed for a few years now, and I’ve loved so many episodes…too many to name. But the April 17 episode, where Tommy was coached by you, Eric, truly stood out to me.
I saw so much of myself in Tommy. Everything he shared resonated deeply, and the coaching you provided was incredibly impactful. It didn’t just help him…it helped me too. As I am sure many other listeners!
Thank you for creating an episode like this. I really hope you continue to do more coaching s... more
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The show centers on practical wisdom for building resilience, self-compassion, and purposeful living through intimate conversations with thinkers, researchers, and authors. Episodes cover career design in times of technological change, living with uncertainty, meaningful relationships, burnout, and healthy habits, all tied together by actionable frameworks and real-world stories. A recurring strength is translating complex ideas into small, repeatable actions that listeners can apply to daily life, career, and personal growth. A notable hallmark is the use of parables and practical exercises to illuminate big topics, making it accessible to a broad audience while drawing from psychology, philosophy, and wellness. Potential listeners who wan... more
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