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Why are secrets bad? How are children affected by life-changing family secrets? On The Mel Robbins Podcast, Michael Slepian and Robbins break down past secrets they’ve either kept or learned from others. Using their experiences with secrets, they conclude that open communication is the best way to instill trust in relationships. Keep reading to learn why open communication is better than keeping a secret.
What are some of the current problems in the entertainment industry? How hard is it to form a lasting legacy in show business? In a recent Smartless episode, hosts Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes talked with Kevin Hart about the unique challenges they’ve faced in their careers. While these obstacles were different, they highlight the difficulties of breaking into the entertainment industry and staying relevant. Continue reading to learn about the downsides of show business.
Do you want to be a stand-up comedian? What type of advice do famous comedians have for beginners? On the Fly on the Wall podcast, Jo Koy, Dana Carvey, and David Spade reflect on the moments that changed their careers for the better. We’ve compiled their advice into two tips that will give rookie comedians a boost in the industry. Check out these professionals’ top stand-up comedy tips for beginners.
Who was Sergeant Lee Ye-ram? What difference is her short life—and awful death—making? The tragic case of South Korean Air Force Sergeant Lee Ye-ram exposed deep flaws in the military’s treatment of women and handling of sexual assault allegations. Her story highlights the urgent need for systemic reform to protect servicewomen and uphold accountability. Continue reading for a summary of Stephanie Soo’s discussion of Lee Ye-ram in an episode of her podcast Rotten Mango.
Why is it important to take care of your mental health? Do you use defense mechanisms to avoid feeling sad? On the Huberman Lab, Paul Conti and Andrew Huberman share critical insights on mental health. They focus on psychological defense mechanisms and the manipulation of aggression to create a less volatile environment. Read below to see why you need to pay attention to your mental well-being.
What happens when you keep secrets in a relationship? What kind of feelings do secrets induce? According to Michael Slepian and Mel Robbins, secrets can harm a marriage or friendship. Relationships are supposed to be built on trust, so instead of keeping a secret, you should openly communicate with the other person for transparency. Discover the impact secrets have on relationships, as discussed on The Mel Robbins Podcast.
What are tips to improve mental health? What kind of impact does social media have on your well-being? On the Huberman Lab, mental health is a grave topic of importance. With guest Paul Conti, Andrew Huberman dives into the problems with mental health treatments, technology’s impact on mental health, and more. Read more for Dr. Conti and Dr. Huberman’s advice on improving mental health, even when treatments may feel unhelpful.
How did Pierce Simpson get into news broadcasting? How can you become a journalist? Journalist Pierce Simpson talks about his career journey on the You Should Know Podcast. He surprisingly reveals that he was rejected from Complex News at first, but used the rejection to motivate himself more. Discover more about Pierce Simpson’s Complex career, all the way from the beginning.
How does impeachment in the United States work? Is impeachment as extreme as it used to be? The Daily podcast explores whether the impeachment of President Joe Biden will come to pass, or if it’s simply a ploy to pacify right-wing radicals. The episode notes a shift in attitudes towards impeachment, now seen less as an extraordinary legal action and more like a standard strategy in political rhetoric. Keep reading to see whether impeachment is still a threat to a United States President.
What’s it like to be a woman in the South Korean armed forces? What can we learn from the shocking case of Lee Ye-ram? The tragic death of South Korean Air Force Sergeant Lee Ye-ram has drawn attention to the way South Korean military women are treated. Sergeant Lee’s story exposes severe systemic issues that demand reform to better protect female service members in South Korea’s male-dominated military culture. Read more to learn more about the case, as discussed on an episode of Stephanie Soo’s podcast Rotten Mango.