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Let’s Try That AgainThe questions children ask x the lies we tell ourselves: In conversation with Sarah MangusoIn this episode I have the pleasure of speaking with one of my favorite authors: Sarah Manguso. Her critically acclaimed 2024 novel, "Liars," was a finalist for the Carol Shields Prize and the Joyce Carol Oates Prize. It's a novel that explores the collapse of a marriage from the perspective of Jane - a wife, mother, and an artist. We have a conversation about "Liars," particularly Sarah's views on motherhood & marriage in the second half of this episode.
The first half of our discussion centres on her latest book, "Questions Without Answers," a book of philosophy written in...
2025-08-121h 06Let’s Try That AgainBuddhist Violence: in conversation with Vajra ChandrasekeraIn this episode I have the privilege of speaking with the brilliant writer, Vajra Chandrasekera, where we discuss his award-winning fantasy novel, "The Saint of Bright Doors." The story revolves around a boy named Fetter – who has certain gifts (he can see other worldly beings that are invisible to the rest of us, he doesn’t have a shadow, and he can defy gravity at times) - and is trained by his mother to become an assassin from when he is a young child. His one and only target is his father, who happens to be a well-known religious lead...
2025-05-291h 20Let’s Try That AgainBlack Church & its Women: in conversation with Deesha PhilyawIn this episode I have the privilege and JOY of speaking with Deesha Philyaw, the award winning author of "The Secret Lives of Church Ladies" – a short story collection revolving around "four generations of women who are grappling with who they want to be in the world, as they are caught between the church’s double standards and their own needs and passions." This book is …. a revelation, and if you haven’t read it yet, I really don’t know what you’re waiting for! Kirkus Review just named it as one the best books of the century. Although we...
2025-04-081h 05Let’s Try That Againchild development x technology design: raising kids in a digital worldThere is so much information out there that we are constantly bombarded with – especially if you are a parent – around how, why, where, and how much we use and interact with digital technologies and, of course, it’s impact on our well being. Whether it is streaming something on YouTube or Netflix, playing video games, engaging with social media, or just being on your phone, the message is usually one sided: a lot of doom & gloom baked in with "it's just bad for you." Books like Jonathan Haidt's best seller, “The Anxious Generation,” argue that the exponential rise in rates of a...
2025-03-161h 03Let’s Try That AgainFree without Freedom: life after prisonHere's a disturbing statistic: "with just 5% of the world’s population, the US accounts for close to 25% of the world's prison population." As my guest in today's episode, Lauren Kessler, argues in her book "Free," at any given moment millions of Americans are enmeshed in the American criminal just system. And while most are released back into society, within just three years almost three quarters of those freed end up back in jail. In our conversation today, Lauren and I attempt to shed light on why so many freed prisoners find it so hard to reintegrate back into society. Th...
2025-02-071h 00Let’s Try That AgainGroup Living: Reimagining Home & FamilyFor our first episode of the new year I wanted to share my conversation with one of the most delightful guests I've had the pleasure of speaking with: Lola Milholland, author of "Group living: and other recipes." It's part cook-book, part memoir, and wholly a manifesto for rethinking how we live. For as long as Lola can remember, her home was always brimming with people: from her parents' eccentric friends stopping by for an impromptu dinner party, a steady stream of foreign exchange students, to a group of Tibetan monks. Today, Lola lives in a communal home with her...
2025-01-1750 minLet’s Try That AgainLion WomenFor this last episode of 2024 I had the great pleasure of sitting down with Marjan Kamali, the author of one of the best-selling novels of the year, "The Lion Women of Tehran." The novel, which spans three tumultuous and transformative decades of Iranian history, centers on the friendship between two women, Ellie and Homa, as they grow up, grow close, and then grow apart: "Together, the two young women come of age and pursue their own goals for meaningful futures. But as the political turmoil in Iran builds to a breaking point, one earth-shattering betrayal will have enormous consequences."...
2024-12-3055 minLet’s Try That AgainIn Defense of Dark MoodsWith the holiday season in full swing - and new year's just around the corner - people are feeling ALL the feels such as joy, excitement, comfort, gratitude, but also anxiety, grief, resentment, loneliness. However, the message we receive from everyone - and everything - around us is usually some version of "stay positive!" "brighten up!" "choose happiness!" which implies that we need to quickly fix, push down, and ignore the "darker moods" we may be experiencing. As our guest in today's episode, Mariana Alessandri, argues in her book "Night Vision: Seeing Ourselves Through Dark Moods," from ancient Western...
2024-12-201h 01Let’s Try That AgainIdentity, loss, and belonging: in conversation with Morgan TaltyJust in time for American Thanksgiving, my conversation with Morgan Talty - the award-winning & best-selling author of "Night of the Living Rez." In today's episode we delve into Morgan's debut novel, "Fire Exit," which is inspired by and sheds light on the life-changing effects of Blood Quantum, a system of measurement that was historically crafted by colonial powers to determine the degree of a person’s indigeneity, how much "Indian blood" one must have to "prove" that they belong to a tribe. Blood Quantum, a "sophisticated tool of genocide," as Morgan aptly puts it, became a way to regulate an...
2024-11-2955 minLet’s Try That Again"Does meditation actually work?"I borrowed the title of this episode from a May '24 National Geographic article, which attempts to answer the question using science -- lab studies, brain scans, heart monitors, fMRI results, etc. The article also conflates meditation with Mindfulness, which is one of the most popular forms of meditation being practiced and taught today. In this episode, my guest, Professor David McMahan, and I don't seek to answer this question of whether "meditation actually works" but instead turn the question on its head and ask: what kind of work does meditation do? The answer, Professor McMahan, argues depends on...
2024-11-1854 minLet’s Try That AgainUntigering with Iris ChenIn this week's episode I sit down with Iris Chen, a peaceful parenting coach, unschooler, and founder of the Untigering movement. In her book, "Untigering: Peaceful Parenting for the Deconstructing Tiger Parent," Iris describes how she started out as a (stereo-) typical Asian tiger mom, whose goal was to raise obedient and high-achieving children. However, her attempts to control and mold her children only led to constant tantrums and escalating conflict, and she soon realized something needed to change - and it wasn’t her children. Through her writing and speaking, Iris shares her journey of healing and shifting fr...
2024-10-241h 03Let’s Try That AgainBelonging without OtheringIn this week's episode I sit down with Stephen Menendian, the Assistant Director and Director of Research at the Othering & Belonging Institute at the University of California, Berkeley. We discuss his latest book, co-authored with john powell, called "Belonging Without Othering: How We Save Ourselves and the World." Stephen starts us off with describing what "Othering" is, and how the framework can be helpful in examining - and can work towards remediating - forms of structural marginalization and inequality. Our conversation then turns to what Stephen and john powell both regard as one of the most dangerous forces in...
2024-10-091h 05Let’s Try That AgainChildless Cat Ladies and Other Women Without ChildrenIn today's episode I speak with Peggy O'Donnell Heffington, a professor of history at the University of Chicago, and author of "Without Children: The Long History of Not Being a Mother." There has been a long history of women without children being stigmatized, pitied, reviled, envied, and ignored. Within today's political climate - especially with the upcoming Presidential Elections - we have also seen examples of the trope of "the child-less cat lady" being rallied against so-called "non-mothers." With time, understandings and practices of Mothering are shifting to increasingly narrow definitions, where a Mother, today, is understood as a...
2024-09-231h 08Let’s Try That AgainLost - and Found - in TranslationOur guest in today's episode is Alejandra Oliva, a Mexican American translator and immigrant justice activist. We discuss her stunning memoir, "Rivermouth: A Chronicle of Language, Faith, and Migration," in which Alejandra delves into her family's history, her work as a translator, and the difficult journeys migrants must take to find a place to call home. We focus on Alejandra's work as an interpretor for asylum-seekers and for the migrants who were part of the caravan that made its way from Central America to the Mexican-US border in Tijuana in late 2018. What becomes clear as our coversation unfolds is...
2024-09-051h 02Let’s Try That Again"The Bandit Queens": In conversation with Parini ShroffIn this Episode I speak with Parini Shroff, author of "The Bandit Queens." The novel revolves around the life of Geeta, a woman in a tiny village in India whose husband disappeared a few years ago. Everyone in the village begins to think Geeta killed him, and some desperate housewives start approaching Geeta for help in getting rid of their own, no-good husbands. Geeta isn't sure she wants to get involved, but some leave her with no choice. With a lot of heart - and humor - Parini Shroff addresses a wide range of important issues ranging from the...
2024-08-2255 minLet’s Try That AgainRethinking Resiliency: In Conversation with Soraya ChemalyOur guest in today's episode is Soraya Chemaly, an award-winning author, journalist, and activist. We discuss Soraya's new book, "The Resilience Myth: New Thinking on Grit, Strength, and Growth after Trauma," in which she urges us to question and dismantle popular ideas around resiliency that prioritize the mind/body dichotomy, encourage a "tough-it-out" mentality, celebrates productivity, and rests on the expectation of "bouncing-back" as quickly as possible. Throughout our conversation, and as Soraya argues in her book, it is clear that this cultural script for resilience is, in fact, part of the same systems and worldviews that require us...
2024-08-0858 minLet’s Try That AgainThe Doctor Is In: Getting Personal with Dr. MonaDr. Mona Amin is a Board Certified General Pediatrician, a Parenting Coach, a Mom -- and a social media sensation. Through her brand @pedsdoctalk, her goal is to provide relatable and easy-to-digest education for the modern parent regarding the health, safety, and wellness of their child. In today's Episode, however, I invite Dr. Mona to put down her Doctor & Coaching hat for a moment and get personal - about her childhood, how she was raised, the kind of relationship she had - and still has - with her parents, and how it all shows up in her life, relationships...
2024-07-251h 07Let’s Try That AgainAre You Beautiful Enough? K-Beauty Asks and AnswersIn this Episode I speak with Elise Hu, author of "Flawless: Lessons in Looks and Culture from the K-Beauty Capital." When Elise moved to Seoul in 2015 as the first-ever Korea and Japan bureau chief for the American broadcaster NPR, it dawned on her that she was in fact coming "face-to-face with the future of how we might live, look, and relate to one another." South Korea is one of the world's largest exporters of cosmetic goods and is at the epicenter of beauty innovation-- creating cutting edge technologies of self-enhancement and self-modification. This, combined with powerful AI tools and...
2024-07-1155 minLet’s Try That Again"'I Love You's Are For White People"Is there much more we can say about love? Well, according to the late and brilliant bell hooks, as a society we seem simultaneously obsessed with love and yet find it very difficult to define. And that it's perhaps "our confusion about what we mean when we use the word 'love' that is the source of our difficulty in loving." In this episode we explore what hooks defines as the "original school of love" - that of our childhoods and our families. I also sit down with Lac Su to discuss his memoir, "'I Love You's Are For White...
2024-06-191h 02Let’s Try That AgainLet's Try That Again trailerThis trailer introduces the Podcast, its themes, and the topics we will explore in upcoming episodes.
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ACFAS On Demand24PC379 - Residency Education in the Current EnvironmentModerator: Hummira H. Abawi, DPM, FACFAS Panelists: Benjamin D. Cullen, DPM, FACFAS Shital Sharma, DPM, FACFAS Run Time: 44 min
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2024-03-2648 minACFAS On Demand23PC373 - Posterior Malleolar Fractures - Sponsored by BioventusThank you to Bioventus for sponsoring this episode. For more information about EXOGEN, please visit: https://www.exogen.com/radio This episode's moderator is Lisa T. Levick-Doane, DPM, FACFAS. Panelists are: Martina R. Randall, DPM, FACFAS Shital Sharma, DPM, FACFAS Jennifer C. Van, DPM, FACFAS Runtime: 30m 48s
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Enjoy The Full Audiobook That Keeps Thriller Fans Hooked.Business Etiquette: Yuva Professionals ke Liye Ek Guide by Shital Kakkar MehraPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/628951to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Business Etiquette: Yuva Professionals ke Liye Ek Guide
Author: Shital Kakkar Mehra
Narrator: Swasti Shree Sharma
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 8 hours 22 minutes
Release date: February 27, 2023
Genres: Career Development
Publisher's Summary:
The first interview. Handling a difficult boss. The power of words. Networking. Small talk. Dressing for a cocktail dinner. Holding chopsticks. Drinking wine. Twitter etiquette. Sexual harassment in office. Remembering names. Receiving compliments. Women travelling alone. Thank you notes. The opportunities created by a fast-globalizing world have led to executives jet-setting across the globe wining and dining, negotiating, and...
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Full Audiobooks in Self-Improvement, Career DevelopmentBusiness Etiquette: Yuva Professionals ke Liye Ek Guide by Shital Kakkar MehraPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/628951 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Business Etiquette: Yuva Professionals ke Liye Ek Guide Author: Shital Kakkar Mehra Narrator: Swasti Shree Sharma Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 22 minutes Release date: February 27, 2023 Genres: Career Development Publisher's Summary: The first interview. Handling a difficult boss. The power of words. Networking. Small talk. Dressing for a cocktail dinner. Holding chopsticks. Drinking wine. Twitter etiquette. Sexual harassment in office. Remembering names. Receiving compliments. Women travelling alone. Thank you notes. The opportunities created by a fast-globalizing world have led to executives jet-setting across the globe wining and dining, negotiating...
2023-02-2705 minDiscover Top Full Audiobooks in Self-Improvement, Career DevelopmentBusiness Etiquette: Yuva Professionals ke Liye Ek Guide by Shital Kakkar MehraPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/628951to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Business Etiquette: Yuva Professionals ke Liye Ek Guide
Author: Shital Kakkar Mehra
Narrator: Swasti Shree Sharma
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 8 hours 22 minutes
Release date: February 27, 2023
Genres: Career Development
Publisher's Summary:
The first interview. Handling a difficult boss. The power of words. Networking. Small talk. Dressing for a cocktail dinner. Holding chopsticks. Drinking wine. Twitter etiquette. Sexual harassment in office. Remembering names. Receiving compliments. Women travelling alone. Thank you notes. The opportunities created by a fast-globalizing world have led to executives jet-setting across the globe wining and dining, negotiating, and...
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Sandip Chat17. Shital Shah says Do Your BestListen this conversation with Shital Shah, know about her journey and learn to give your best in your life.
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