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Untangle

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Learn from the best! Hear insights, experiences and expertise from thought leaders, authors, psychologists, neuroscientists, nutritionists, mindfulness teachers, business pioneers and more. We cover everything related to mental, emotional, physical and brain heath. Whether it's traditional, alternative or holistic...we've got it. Improve your stress level, memory, habits, relationship, focus, lead... more

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Welcome to Untangle, Throwback Thursday. Each week, along with our regular weekly interview, we’ll be releasing an additional encore from our early days. These are some real gems and we hope you like them. This week it’s one of our favorite guests, K... more

Our guest today is Guryan Tighe, Coach and Author of the book Unmasking Fear, How Fears are our Gateways to Freedom. She refers to herself as a Fear Technician and gives us a great definition of what this is. She poses the question "what if fear isn’... more

Welcome to a special edition of Untangle, Meditation Mondays. We’re taking this time to share meditations from our sister app, Meditation Studio. We know that life gets messy and, when it does, Meditation is here to help us find a sense of calm and i... more

Today’s encore episode is with Martha Beck, a PhD, Harvard-trained sociologist, world-renowned coach and New York Times bestselling author. She has published nine non-fiction books, one novel, and more than 200 magazine articles.

She’s also known as... more

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Recent Guests

Martha Beck
PhD, Harvard-trained sociologist, world-renowned coach, and New York Times bestselling author
Episode: Oprah’s Life Coach: Finding Purpose, Integrity and Emotional Healing. With Martha Beck
Ashley Turner
Expert in meditation and emotional healing
Episode: Meditation Monday. Being Grateful. With Ashley Turner.
Suzann Pileggi
Co-author of Happy Together: Using the Science of Positive Psychology to Build Love That Lasts
Episode: Build a Love that Lasts Using the Science of Positive Psychology. With Suzann Pileggi
Suzanne Giesemann
Former U.S. Navy Commander, evidence-based medium, spiritual teacher, and author.
Episode: Tapping into the Unknown. Exploring What We Can’t See. (If you like the Telepathy Tapes, you’ll LOVE this). Suzanne Giesemann
Dr. Adrian Owen
Renowned neuroscientist known for his work on consciousness and cognition.
Professor at the Brain and Mind Institute, Western University
Episode: Sleep, Unconsciousness and the Brain. With Dr. Adrian Owen
Stephen Batchelor
Scottish Buddhist teacher and author known for a secular approach to Buddhism.
Episode: Forget Traditional Doctrines! A Skeptical Buddhist Shares his Practical Philosophy. With Stephen Batchelor
Ben Katt
Meditation teacher, spiritual coach, author, and storyteller known for his guidance and the book 'THE WAY HOME'.
Episode: Navigating Life Transitions: An Invitation to Tune Inward, Learn and Live More Fully. With Ben Katt
Katy Milkman
Wharton University professor and author of national bestseller, How to Change, The Science of Getting from Where you are to Where you want to be.
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: How to Change: The Science of Getting From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be. With Katy Milkman
Kieran Setiya
Author and professor of philosophy at MIT.
MIT
Episode: What Does it Mean to Live a Good, Meaningful Life? Despite the (really) Hard Stuff. With Kieran Setiya.

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Patricia Karpas
Host of conversations that aim to elevate mental and emotional well-being, drawing from her extensive background in mindfulness and health.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Good variety of interviews

    This podcast is a “go to” for me when I need some solid info on a variety of topics, from happiness with Gretchen Rubin to neurosculpting with Lisa Wimberger. I am so engrossed that I find the time just disappears as I listen to the different episodes. Thanks Untangle for keeping this interesting and varied.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CNic880
    United Statesa month ago
  • Calm port in a crazy world

    Untangle is a must-listen for anyone wanting to de-stress without the "woo-woo" vibes. Patricia Karpas is an excellent host who brings on high-caliber experts—from neuroscientists to world-class meditation teachers—to explain how the brain actually works.

    Why it’s worth a listen:

    Science-Backed: It focuses on real evidence and actionable tools.

    Grounding: The interviews are calm, thoughtful, and incredibly relatable.

    Bite-Sized: The "Meditation Monday" episodes are perfect for a quick mental... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chillin’ in CO
    United Statesa month ago
  • Weekly Respite

    I have been listening to Untangle for a couple of years now. I love the variety of guests and always leave with my curiosity piqued and some sort of idea for how to enhance my daily life. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WT13VB
    United Statesa month ago
  • Exceptional podcast

    I’ve been thoroughly impressed by Untangle. Each episode offers deep, thoughtful conversations with experts across psychology, neuroscience, wellness, mindfulness, and personal growth — yet the insights feel highly relatable and immediately applicable to everyday life. Hosts Patricia Karpas and Ariel Garten bring warmth, curiosity, and genuine curiosity to every interview, creating a calm and reflective listening experience. Whether the topic is stress and focus or habits and meaning, I always w... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    M losing weight fast
    United Statesa month ago
  • If you have unhealed relational trauma…

    …you might want to pass on the Roy B relationship shape episode. He’s speaking things that are core truths about relationships but in very direct ways. It would be very easy to interpret what he’s saying as self-blame instead of radical responsibility (which is what I think he’s encouraging). I hope we can all find safety in direct, clear communication. But know where you are in your journey and choose your content with care! In love.

    Apple Podcasts
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    RidesALot
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions and practical advice provided, highlighting the thorough exploration of mindfulness and mental well-being.
Many praise the hosts for creating a calm and relatable atmosphere for the conversations.
Reviews frequently note the hosts' ability to make complex topics accessible and engaging for a broad audience.
Some express concerns over audio quality issues, suggesting the need for technical improvements in production.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#210
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#63
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#135
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Tapping into the Unknown. Exploring What We Can’t See. (If you like the Telepathy Tapes, you’ll LOVE this). Suzanne Giesemann
Q: How do you connect with loved ones through mediumship?
To connect, individuals need to create stillness and set intentions, which allows them to tune into their own field of consciousness and engage with the spirits of loved ones.
Tapping into the Unknown. Exploring What We Can’t See. (If you like the Telepathy Tapes, you’ll LOVE this). Suzanne Giesemann
Q: Can you explain what a medium is?
A medium is someone who has learned to fine tune their awareness of higher frequencies to discern the presence of spirits, which is achieved through their finely tuned antenna for those vibrations.
Having Trouble with Sleep? Here's How to Fix it. With Dr. Chris Winter
Q: How do you see the connection between entertainment options and insomnia?
Dr. Winter explains that insomnia is often misunderstood; it's not that people cannot sleep, but they are dissatisfied with their sleep and have emotional responses towards it.
Having Trouble with Sleep? Here's How to Fix it. With Dr. Chris Winter
Q: Why do so many of us have sleep challenges to begin with?
Dr. Winter attributes modern sleep issues to cultural changes, such as the 24-hour accessibility of entertainment and technology impacting our sleep habits.
Having Trouble with Sleep? Here's How to Fix it. With Dr. Chris Winter
Q: As a neurologist, how did you originally become so interested in sleep and the problems that we all have with sleep?
Dr. Chris Winter explains that his interest in sleep was accidental but has grown because of the deep challenges people face regarding sleep.

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The content focuses on mental, emotional, physical, and brain health, featuring discussions with thought leaders across diverse fields like psychology, neuroscience, nutrition, and mindfulness. Episodes often explore themes such as emotional resilience, self-acceptance, anxiety management, and cultivating joy through practical exercises and guided meditations. Unique to this show is its emphasis on integrating holistic approaches along with scientific insights, making it a valuable resource for listeners seeking to enhance their well-being and tackle life's challenges using a multifaceted perspective.

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Recent guests on Untangle include:

1. Martha Beck
2. Ashley Turner
3. Suzann Pileggi
4. Suzanne Giesemann
5. Dr. Adrian Owen
6. Stephen Batchelor
7. Ben Katt
8. Katy Milkman

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