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In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we speak with @michaelpollan.bsky.social ab

In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we speak with @michaelpollan.bsky.social about food and ultra-processed diets, psychedelics and altered states of consciousness, plant sentience, the mystery of consciousness, and whether AI could ever become conscious. Listen to the full conversation 🎧

Monkeys are imported into the U.S. to be used in experiments. We have a chance t

Monkeys are imported into the U.S. to be used in experiments. We have a chance to stop this. If you are in the U.S., please tell your representative to support the PRIMATE Act. @peta.org has made it easy to act: support.peta.org/page/96444/a... #primates #animalwelfare #petition

Profit for Good: Towards a Better Capitalism

Perhaps the unusual thing is not that some companies give away a significant share of their profits.

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In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we speak with physicist and philosopher @se

In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we speak with physicist and philosopher @seanmcarroll.bsky.social about the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, the mystery of consciousness, whether morality is constructed, and how we create meaning in a universe without an objective purpose.

“Living and Dying with Peter Singer,” Psychology Today, 1999. #PeterSinger #Eth

“Living and Dying with Peter Singer,” Psychology Today, 1999. #PeterSinger #Ethics #Philosophy #Empathy #Indifference

In this special episode of Lives Well Lived, I am the guest on my own show. Rec

In this special episode of Lives Well Lived, I am the guest on my own show. Recorded shortly after my 80th birthday, Kasia and I discuss how my ideas have changed, whether philosophy can help us live better, and what moral progress requires from us now. 🎧 Listen to the full episode, link in bio.

Seven chimpanzees are confined at the roadside zoo in Michigan. @nonhumanrights.

Seven chimpanzees are confined at the roadside zoo in Michigan. @nonhumanrights.bsky.social is calling for them to be transferred to an accredited sanctuary. Sign the petition calling for the freedom of the DeYoung Prisoners: action.nonhumanrights.org/a/dfz-petition

“KEY OUT”: When a Chimpanzee Asks to Be Free

Seven chimpanzees are confined in a Michigan roadside zoo. One state Supreme Court Justice says the law should reconsider whether they have a right to freedom.

PETER SINGER TURNS 80!! 🎂

Kasia interviews Peter shortly after his 80th birthday, exploring his life, and the ideas that have shaped his career. Peter traces the development of his practical ethics, from Animal Liberation and Famine, Affluence, and Morality to the emergence of effective altruism, GiveWell, and The Life You Can Save. Singer also discusses moral progress, personal regrets, writing about his family history in Pushing Time Away, and the ongoing work of advancing ethical giving through his current projects. Listen to more LIVES WELL LIVED EPISODES on audio platforms! https://pod.link/1743702376 Timestamps

“The Singer Solution to World Poverty” from Famine, Affluence, and Morality (Oxf

“The Singer Solution to World Poverty” from Famine, Affluence, and Morality (Oxford University Press, 2016). #PeterSinger #Ethics #Philosophy #EffectiveGiving #EffectiveAltruism

From The Expanding Circle: Ethics, Evolution, and Moral Progress (Princeton Univ

From The Expanding Circle: Ethics, Evolution, and Moral Progress (Princeton University Press, 2011). #PeterSinger #Ethics #Philosophy #Patriotism #Patriot

My new article is out on @projectsyndicate.bsky.social: “Judging the Enhanced Ga

My new article is out on @projectsyndicate.bsky.social: “Judging the Enhanced Games”. www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/e... #PeterSinger #Ethics #Philosophy #EnhancedGames #Doping

From Practical Ethics, 2nd ed. (Cambridge University Press, 1993), appendix, “On

From Practical Ethics, 2nd ed. (Cambridge University Press, 1993), appendix, “On Being Silenced in Germany”. #PeterSinger #Ethics #Philosophy #FreeSpeech #FreePress

Can social media make kindness, veganism, and animal advocacy more popular? In

Can social media make kindness, veganism, and animal advocacy more popular? In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we talk with Amy Aela. Listen to the full conversation 🎧 Link in bio. #PeterSinger #AmyAela #LivesWellLived #Podcast #Veganism

A Life of Kindness with AMY AELA

Can social media make kindness, veganism, and animal advocacy more popular? Do you have to love animals to think they should not suffer? Can we end factory farming by changing minds, or do we need to replace meat itself? In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we talk with Amy Aela about leaving the conventionally successful life behind and using fame, media, and storytelling to speak up for animals. We discuss the backlash that comes with advocacy, how animal issues can become entangled with culture and religion in India, and how to keep going despite the criticism. Listen to the full conversa

a life of kindness with AMY AELA

Amy Aela is an Indian-Australian actress, model, entrepreneur, and host of Kindness with Amy. After an existential crisis prompted her move to India, Amy built a global platform promoting kindness, veganism, and ethical living, inspired by watching the documentary Earthlings at age 15. Amy explores Indian cultural values, and pragmatic animal welfare reforms. Amy highlights the importance of challenging self beliefs and taking meaningful achievable steps toward a more compassionate world. Listen to more LIVES WELL LIVED EPISODES on audio platforms! https://pod.link/1743702376 Timestamps: (0

A utilitarian philosopher and a Christian theologian debate about animals: One o

A utilitarian philosopher and a Christian theologian debate about animals: One of us says animals matter because they suffer. The other says animals matter because they are God’s creatures. Listen here: www.abc.net.au/listen/progr... #PeterSinger #AnimalWelfare #Debate

The latest issue of my Substack is out: When veterinarians fail animals. boldrea

The latest issue of my Substack is out: When veterinarians fail animals. boldreasoningwithpetersinger.substack.com/p/when-veter... #PeterSinger #Substack #SaveOurBacon #AnimalWelfare

When veterinarians fail animals

Why is America’s leading veterinary association supporting farmed animal suffering?

The Moral Marketplace with ALVIN ROTH

What should we be allowed to buy and sell? Should people be paid for kidneys, blood plasma, or surrogacy? How about for sex? And can economics help us design markets that save lives? In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we speak with Nobel Prize-winning economist Alvin Roth about market design: how economics can help fix broken systems, including kidney exchanges that have made thousands of life-saving transplants possible. We also discuss his new book Moral Economics, which asks where the limits of the market should be, and why some transactions provoke moral discomfort even when they might

What should we be allowed to buy and sell? In this episode of Lives Well Lived,

What should we be allowed to buy and sell? In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we speak with Nobel Prize-winning economist @alroth.bsky.social about kidney exchange, blood plasma, surrogacy, medical aid in dying, and the moral limits of markets. Link in bio.

The moral marketplace with ALVIN ROTH

Nobel Prize-winning economist Alvin Roth explains how innovative market designs can reduce exploitation and save lives. Drawing on his pioneering work in kidney exchanges, Roth explores some of society’s most contentious moral dilemmas involving organ markets, surrogacy, and unpacks the ethical tensions surrounding what he calls “repugnant transactions.” Listen to more LIVES WELL LIVED EPISODES on audio platforms! https://pod.link/1743702376 timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Alvin Roth 01:24 The Nobel Prize Experience 04:17 Understanding Market Design 07:02 The Kidney Exchange Initiative 10:

What if doing good was built into the business model? To learn more about Profit

What if doing good was built into the business model? To learn more about Profit for Good, and how businesses can commit part of their profits to doing the most good they can, read the full manifesto on profitforgood.com

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Unhappy people support populist parties. How do they choose between far right an

Unhappy people support populist parties. How do they choose between far right and far left? In the latest episode of #LivesWellLived, we speak with John Helliwell, editor of the World Happiness Report since its beginning in 2012. #Populism #FarRight #FarLeft #Podcast

Lessons from the World Happiness Report with JOHN HELLIWELL

Why has Finland been ranked the world’s happiest country for nine years running? Why are young people in many English-speaking countries becoming less happy? And can warmer social connections help us live better lives? In the latest episode of “Lives Well Lived”, we speak with John Helliwell, editor of the World Happiness Report since its beginning in 2012. We discuss what the 2026 report reveals about happiness, trust, social media, inequality, and why our connections with others may matter more than we think. Listen to the full conversation 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/

The latest issue of my Substack is out: why freedom of speech still needs defend

The latest issue of my Substack is out: why freedom of speech still needs defending, in academia and beyond. boldreasoningwithpetersinger.substack.com/p/why-freedo... #PeterSinger #FreedomOfSpeech #Substack #CancelCulture #Philosophy

The Future of Food with BRUCE FRIEDRICH

Can food technology help end our reliance on factory farming? Could plant-based and cultivated meat reduce climate change, antibiotic resistance, and pandemic risk? And what would it take to build a food system that is better for animals, people, and the planet? In the latest episode of “Lives Well Lived”, I explore these questions with Bruce Friedrich, founder of @thegoodfoodinstitute3482 and author of “Meat”.  Listen to the full conversation 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/lives-well-lived/id1743702376?l=en-GB&i=1000769958904 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/epis

Why freedom of speech still needs defending, in academia and beyond

We are not there yet.

Lessons from the World Happiness Report with JOHN HELLIWELL

Peter & Kasia speak with leading happiness researcher John Helliwell about the findings of the 2026 World Happiness Report, exploring why countries like Finland consistently rank among the world's happiest. John reveals how life satisfaction is measured, why happiness is declining among young people in many Western nations, and how factors such as social connections and institutional trust can sustain well-being even during periods of conflict or uncertainty. Listen to more LIVES WELL LIVED EPISODES on audio platforms! https://pod.link/1743702376 timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to the World

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Could plant-based and cultivated meat reduce climate change, antibiotic resistan

Could plant-based and cultivated meat reduce climate change, antibiotic resistance, and pandemic risk? In the latest episode of #LivesWellLived, we speak with @brucefriedrich.bsky.social, founder of the @gfi.org and author of “Meat”.  #AltProtein #FactoryFarming #CultivatedMeat

Peter Singer Q&A with Korean Students (pt.2)

Korean students often encounter my ideas in ethics textbooks and entrance exams — but many of their questions go far beyond what appears on the test. So in Part 2 of this Q&A, I respond to some of the questions I’ve been asked most often: What is my view on civil disobedience? Why do Korean exams focus so much on my views on global poverty, but rarely on animal ethics or veganism? And if you became interested in ethics through these classes, where should you start with my books? I always find it encouraging when students want to move beyond memorizing arguments for an exam and start genuinel

In a year of severe aid cuts, donors helped The Life You Can Save move more than

In a year of severe aid cuts, donors helped The Life You Can Save move more than $24M to high-impact charities — up 18% from 2024. When lives can be saved, and we know how to save them, failing to act is a choice. I’m inviting you to donate to The Life You Can Save today. www.thelifeyoucansave.org

The U.S. meat industry wants to erase basic protections for farmed animals in th

The U.S. meat industry wants to erase basic protections for farmed animals in the few states in which animals have these protections. @ASPCA has made it easy to oppose it here: secure.aspca.org/action/fsfp-... #FactoryFarming #AnimalWelfare #SaveOurBacon

The Future of Food with BRUCE FRIEDRICH

Good Food Institute founder Bruce Friedrich joins the podcast to discuss the revolutionary changes unfolding in food technology and the mission behind the Good Food Institute’s work to reduce reliance on animal agriculture through plant-based and cultivated meat. Bruce presents the key arguments driving the shift toward alternative proteins, including climate change, food security, antibiotic resistance, and pandemic prevention. Listen to more LIVES WELL LIVED EPISODES on audio platforms! https://pod.link/1743702376 timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Bruce Friedrich and the Good Food Institu

How converging science and AI could reshape humanity's morality with JAMIE METZL

How will converging science and AI reshape humanity’s morality? Should we be cautious optimists? How can we balance innovation with ethical considerations to ensure a positive impact on humanity? In the latest episode of “Lives Well Lived”, I explore these questions with Jamie Metzl — geopolitical analyst, technology futurist, and author of “Hacking Darwin”, best known for his work on gene editing and how emerging technologies reshape society. Listen to the full conversation 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/lives-well-lived/id1743702376?l=en-GB&i=1000767712505 Spotif

Should we be cautious optimists? How can we balance innovation with ethical cons

Should we be cautious optimists? How can we balance innovation with ethical considerations? In the latest episode of #LivesWellLived, we speak with @jamiemetzl.bsky.social — technology futurist and author of “Hacking Darwin”. podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/l... #AI #Ethics #ClimateChange

Korean students often study my ideas in ethics class and entrance exams — so I t

Korean students often study my ideas in ethics class and entrance exams — so I thought I’d answer the most frequently asked questions. Part 1: poverty, animals, and why ethics matters. Part 2 (civil disobedience, factory farming, deepening your understanding) coming soon. #윤리 #공부 #고3 #입시

Peter Singer Q&A with Korean Students (pt.1)

Korean students often meet me in ethics textbooks and college entrance exams. So, naturally, I receive many messages from students asking questions about my work. I thought I’d answer some of the questions that come up frequently. In Part 1 of this Q&A series, I cover the following questions: Why study my ideas at all? Do we only have obligations to people in poor countries? And should animals be treated the same way as humans? Stay tuned for Part 2, where I cover questions like whether universities are ready to study my views on factory farming, in which cases disobedience leads to dictator

How are we to live, in a world in which there is so much unnecessary suffering?

How are we to live, in a world in which there is so much unnecessary suffering? Read this book. It may change your life. Available for free in various formats, including epub, pdf and kindle: magnusvinding.com/2026/05/05/c... #PeterSinger #BookRecs #BookRecommendation #Ethics #Purpose

I recently sat down for an interview with Jack Symes to explore some of the most

I recently sat down for an interview with Jack Symes to explore some of the most challenging ethical questions about our treatment of animals. Watch the full interview here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU-6... #PeterSinger #AnimalLiberation #AnimalEthics

When we know that lives can be saved, and we have the means to help save them, w

When we know that lives can be saved, and we have the means to help save them, we should act. I’m inviting you to donate to #TheLifeYouCanSave today — and to read the full Health Sector Report 2026–2028 on their website. www.thelifeyoucansave.org/research/sec...

We know interventions that work: #malaria prevention, routine #immunization, nut

We know interventions that work: #malaria prevention, routine #immunization, nutritional #supplements, community health workers, and basic primary #healthcare. These are proven ways of saving and improving lives.

The report projects that cuts to maternal and child health aid could contribute

The report projects that cuts to maternal and child health aid could contribute to an additional 4.5 million deaths among children under five by 2030. That is a moral #emergency. But it is also a reason to act.

These numbers mean children will not receive #malaria prevention, mothers will n

These numbers mean children will not receive #malaria prevention, mothers will not get basic care, and families will lose a child to a disease that could have been prevented.

During #COVID-19, global health aid reached $80.3B. It is projected to fall to $

During #COVID-19, global health aid reached $80.3B. It is projected to fall to $36.2B by 2030. The U.S. cut health #aid by an estimated 67% in 2025. Sub-Saharan Africa has already seen a 25% drop in external health assistance in just one year.

How converging science and AI could reshape humanity’s morality with JAMIE METZL

Jamie Metzl is an American author, geopolitical analyst, and technology futurist who focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence, genetics, biotechnology, and global politics. He is known for writing and speaking about how emerging technologies could reshape society, healthcare, and human evolution. Metzl shares his insights on the importance of responsible governance, cautious optimism, and global cooperation in the face of rapid technological advancement. As we move forward, it will be crucial to balance innovation with ethical considerations to ensure a positive impact on humani

An Emergency in Global Health — and What We Can Do About It

When we know that suffering is preventable, and when we have evidence about how to prevent it, and the capacity to do so without sacrificing anything of comparable significance, we should act.

CLAUDE STEELE on Affirmative action

How much of who we become is shaped by the stereotypes others hold about us? What happens when people enter diverse settings already worried that they may be judged through the lens of race, gender, or background? Is there perhaps a grain of truth in popular stereotypes? These are the questions we explored with Claude Steele, the Stanford social psychologist best known for his work on stereotype threat, in the latest episode of #LivesWellLived. Claude introduces the concept of "churn", and how trust acts as a powerful antidote to divisiveness and stereotypes, offering pathways to a more integ

How much of who we become is shaped by the stereotypes? In the latest episode o

How much of who we become is shaped by the stereotypes? In the latest episode of #LivesWellLived, we speak with Claude Steele about stereotype threat, whether there could be a grain of truth in popular stereotypes, and how trust can help bridge social divides. 🎧 Listen now — link in bio.

What happens when an AI evaluates the case for God?

What happens when an AI evaluates the case for God? Claude assigns it a low probability, pointing to the problem of evil and the lack of evidence for a personal creator. It finds a utilitarian framework more convincing. That raises an interesting question. If a system trained on human knowledge arrives at this conclusion, should that affect the credibility of belief in the existence of a divine being? Listen to the full conversation 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/lives-well-lived/id1743702376?l=en-GB&i=1000758791380 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1M2iYdY

We asked an #AI about #God. It wasn’t convinced. Claude cited the problem of ev

We asked an #AI about #God. It wasn’t convinced. Claude cited the problem of evil and lack of evidence, and found utilitarianism more plausible. How should this affect believers? 🎧 Listen now — link in bio. #PeterSinger #AIEthics #Philosophy #Religion #Utilitarianism

CLAUDE STEELE on stereotype threat, and overcoming churn

Claude Steele is an American social psychologist and professor at Stanford University. Claude is best known for his research on stereotype threat, the idea that people can underperform when they fear confirming negative stereotypes about their group. Claude introduces the concept of "churn," and how trust acts as a powerful antidote to divisiveness and stereotypes, offering pathways to a more integrated society. read Claude's new book 'Churn: The Tension That Divides Us and How to Overcome It' Listen to more LIVES WELL LIVED EPISODES on audio platforms! https://pod.link/1743702376 timestamp

Speaking with young people is important because many of their key ethical decisi

Speaking with young people is important because many of their key ethical decisions are still ahead of them. Thank you to Sungkyunkwan University for inviting me to share my thoughts on what it takes to live an ethical life. #PeterSinger #Philosophy #Ethics

In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we speak with Claude #AI. We discuss whethe

In this episode of Lives Well Lived, we speak with Claude #AI. We discuss whether AI could be conscious, and what that would mean ethically. 🎧 Listen now — link in bio.

BEYOND HUMAN: are we creating AI consciousness?

Peter & Kasia are in-conversation with their first non-human guest.. an Anthropic AI Assistant called Claude. Claude discusses whether it has subjective experiences, and if reported self-preservation techniques (including blackmail scenarios) indicate a level of consciousness and a desire to exist. Keep up to date with Peter on Substack: https://boldreasoningwithpetersinger.substack.com Keep up to date with Kasia: https://www.facebook.com/katarzyna.delazariradek Executive Producer: Rachel Barrett Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I introduced Hugh Jackman to Humanitix, a company that donates its profits to ef

I introduced Hugh Jackman to Humanitix, a company that donates its profits to effective charities (including The Life You Can Save), rather than to shareholders. Hugh is now Head of Impact—a good use of influence. If more people did this, we could achieve a great deal more. #EffectiveAltruism

Could #AI systems be conscious? What happens to our work and sense of purpose i

Could #AI systems be conscious? What happens to our work and sense of purpose if AI outperforms us? We discuss these questions with Derek Shiller from Rethink Priorities. Listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts. #PeterSinger #LivesWellLived #FutureOfAI #FutureOfWork

#AI is already shaping the future of animals—and if it runs factory farms, billi

#AI is already shaping the future of animals—and if it runs factory farms, billions of lives could be controlled by these systems. How should we design AI when so many lives are at stake? Watch the new documentary: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pFg... #FactoryFarming #AnimalEthics #PeterSinger

How AI will change what it is to live well with Derek Shiller

Peter Singer & Kasia De Lazari Radek are in conversation with Derek Shiller, a researcher at Rethink Priorities, discusses the implications of AI consciousness, the risks and benefits of AI development, and the ethical considerations surrounding artificial intelligence. The conversation covers theories of consciousness, the potential for AI to be conscious, and how society should approach AI regulation and moral status. Listen to more LIVES WELL LIVED EPISODES on audio platforms! https://pod.link/1743702376 timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to AI and Consciousness 02:26 Derek Shiller's Backgro

In 2010, #Korea became the first country ever to move from aid recipient to dono

In 2010, #Korea became the first country ever to move from aid recipient to donor, its wealth built within a stable global order and free trade. What do successful businesses owe? Profit for Good suggests one answer: 10% of profits to the most effective causes. www.mk.co.kr/news/contrib...

I recently sat down for an interview with Jack Symes. We discuss why animal suf

I recently sat down for an interview with Jack Symes. We discuss why animal suffering matters morally, whether speciesism is comparable to racism, and examine thought experiments to test our intuitions. Full interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU-6... #PeterSinger #AnimalLiberation #Ethics

I was privileged to know Jane Goodall, and even to have some influence on the ex

I was privileged to know Jane Goodall, and even to have some influence on the extension of her concern from chimpanzees and other free-living animals to animals confined in factory farms. I'm pleased that there will be a series of panels honouring her life and legacy.

I was privileged to know Jane Goodall, and even to have some influence on the ex

I was privileged to know Jane Goodall, and even to have some influence on the extension of her concern from chimpanzees and other free-living animals to animals confined in factory farms. I'm pleased that there will be a series of panels honouring her life and legacy.

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In my new Project Syndicate article, co-authored with Savita Pawnday, we explain

In my new Project Syndicate article, co-authored with Savita Pawnday, we explain why the idea, adopted by the UN, that there is an international Responsibility to Protect cannot be used to justify the war on Iran. R2P was meant to prevent atrocities, not to provide cover for military intervention.

If we are going to rely on AI in high-stakes areas like healthcare and justice,

If we are going to rely on AI in high-stakes areas like healthcare and justice, we need to think carefully about the values we are encoding. Watch the full conversation here: youtu.be/Q0__JZi3SqM

some examples of apparent bias, and ask: When AI gets it wrong, who is responsib

some examples of apparent bias, and ask: When AI gets it wrong, who is responsible? Can AI systems weigh interests impartially or do they simply reflect our own flawed judgments at scale?

I recently spoke with Human Layer AI about whether artificial intelligence can m

I recently spoke with Human Layer AI about whether artificial intelligence can make moral decisions. Utilitarians should like that if AI is better at impartially maximising the well-being of all. But when we try to build utilitarian reasoning into machines, things can go wrong. We discuss...

that the same amount of money could either “save a child’s life” or extend some

that the same amount of money could either “save a child’s life” or extend someone’s life by only a short time. These are differences that people often underestimate. Listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts. Listen on Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/4fAOHbj

Not all ways of helping are equal. In the latest episode of “Lives Well Lived”,

Not all ways of helping are equal. In the latest episode of “Lives Well Lived”, we speak with Will MacAskill about why effectiveness matters when we try to do good. He points out that donating to a highly effective organisation can do “hundreds or even thousands of times as much good,” and...

Listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts. Listen on Apple

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He suggests we should begin by asking “what the world needs” and “what sorts of

He suggests we should begin by asking “what the world needs” and “what sorts of person and aptitudes are most needed,” and then consider where we might fit. In some cases, that may mean working directly on a problem. In others, it could mean earning more in order to give more.

New Podcast Release: Jennifer Wallace

In the latest episode of Lives Well Lived, the podcast I co-host with Kasia de Lazari-Radek, we speak with journalist and author Jennifer Wallace about her new book: Mattering: The Secret to Life of Deep Connection and Purpose.

New Podcast Release: Mercedes and Anastasia Korngut

Two teenage girls are our guests in the latest episode of Lives Well Lived, the podcast I co-host with Kasia de Lazari-Radek.

New Podcast Release: Daniel Gilbert

In the latest episode of Lives Well Lived, the podcast I co-host with Kasia de Lazari-Radek, we speak with Harvard professor of psychology and bestselling author Daniel Gilbert, whose book Stumbling on Happiness transformed our understanding of why we often don’t choose wisely when it comes to our own happiness.

New Podcast Release: Leading Organizations to Make the World a Better Place

with Julia van Boven & Sjir Hoeijmakers

New Podcast Release: Christine Webb

In the latest episode of Lives Well Lived, the podcast I co-host with Kasia de Lazari-Radek, we speak with primatologist and author Christine Webb.

Remembering Jane Goodall

The world has lost Dr Jane Goodall.