This one had me nodding from the intro. Mark Manson opens with something that really bothers me: too many podcast hosts chase big-name...

I have recently discovered this podcast and this particular episode caught my eye: not just because of its subject matter, but because of...

Just sharing an initiative I found really inspiring. I love coming across partnerships like this: practical, values-driven, and focused...

Rethinking how we educate children for an uncertain future is something I care deeply about. I appreciated the thoughtful framing of why...

I just finished Not the End of the World  by Hannah Ritchie and highly recommend it. The book is structured around seven key...

From Shweta: This is one of my favourite episodes from the podcast. It breaks down “logical fallacies” in a super accessible way, helping...

From Molly: It hits the nail on the head when it comes to our current relationships with technology, reliance on phones and attention...

From Bella: This piece is ostensibly about AI, but also raises really interesting questions like: What actually is art? How is human...

From Sarah: Reading this article, I was reminded of the premise of Think Again - of being open to the opinions of others which may differ...

I absolutely loved this. A short talk, but one that gave me goosebumps and maybe even a few tears of hope and awe. I admire the...

This conversation between Iona Italia and Freddie deBoer challenged some long-held assumptions about education, intelligence, and...

I honestly didn’t think would enjoy this episode, but I gave it a go anyway because that’s what Think Again  is about. Listening to the...

I didn’t even know “the science of reading” was a thing before this podcast. Did you? Turns out it’s been studied for over 20 years. I...

I enjoyed this article and came across it without looking for it. What I’m sharing, isn’t so much the article itself, but the ideas it...

This article wasn’t the easiest read, but I’m glad I stuck with it. It stretched me and gave me a lot to think about. One idea that...

I have a confession to make... I never really understood what exactly people were afraid of when they speak of the existential threat...

Thank you to my brother in law for sharing this beautiful conversation. This is the kind of conversation that stays with you long after...

I found this conversation masterfully led by Esther Perel. It made me realise how much the skills of counselling (empathy,...

After reading Rupa Subramanya’s piece on free speech, I found myself conflicted. I’ve always supported open expression, but I also...

I absolutely loved every word of this piece (even though the robotic narration threw me at first). It’s an essay read aloud, not a...