Feel wiser on your walks with life hack audio guides from Psyche.

Wisdom Walks

Set aside everyone else’s preconceptions when it comes to what's right in your future. In this guide, Ann Davidman provides counterintuitive exercises to understand whether or not you want children.

Feel wiser and more fulfilled on your walks with Curio's life hacks from Psyche magazine. Perfect for taking time out for yourself and making the most of your walking time.

Psyche is a digital magazine from Aeon which examines the human condition, with articles that explore mental health, emotions, and new ideas.

Psyche

How to know if you want to be a parent

An emerging form of psychotherapy offers surprising ways to think about who you are and work towards self-acceptance. In this guide, Derek Scott reveals how to love all parts of yourself.

Feel wiser and more fulfilled on your walks with Curio's life hacks from Psyche magazine. Perfect for taking time out for yourself and making the most of your walking time, with new episodes released every Wednesday.

How to get to know all (the parts) of you

The effects of being bullied can linger for decades, but it’s never too late to heal and reclaim your place in the world. In this guide, Stacee Reicherzer provides steps to rid yourself of the negative feelings associated with bullying.

Feel wiser and more fulfilled on your walks with Curio's life hacks from Psyche magazine. Perfect for taking time out for yourself and making the most of your walking time, with new episodes released every Wednesday.

How to deal with bullying from your past

In this guide, Scott Hershovitz, the author of Nasty, Brutish, and Short: Adventures in Philosophy with My Kids, provides a range of ways to tap into the young generation's philosophical side so that you can learn from each other.

Feel wiser and more fulfilled on your walks with Curio's life hacks from Psyche magazine. Perfect for taking time out for yourself and making the most of your walking time, with new episodes released every Wednesday.

How to do philosophy with kids

Our emotions can often become too painful and overwhelming, but there are ways to dampen their intensity. In this guide psychotherapist Sheri Van Dijk reveals ways to regain control of our intense emotions by using skills from dialectical behaviour therapy.

Feel wiser and more fulfilled on your walks with Curio's life hacks from Psyche magazine. Perfect for taking time out for yourself and making the most of your walking time, with new episodes released every Wednesday.

How to calm your inner storm

Exhausted by the modern pressure to squeeze meaning out of every moment? In this guide, Wendy Syfret reveals that there's a radical way to reset your priorities.

Feel wiser and more fulfilled on your walks with Curio's life hacks from Psyche magazine. Perfect for taking time out for yourself and making the most of your walking time, with new episodes released every Wednesday.

How to be a happy nihilist

Growing awareness about ADHD and autism is reshaping thinking in science, society and medicine. Ian Sample talks to scientists who explain what’s behind the rise – and the best ways to improve neurodivergent lives. Read by Jonathan Booth.

The Guardian is the world's leading liberal voice providing independent analysis and investigative journalism on current topics like environment, art, and human rights.

The Guardian

The truth about ADHD and autism: how many people have it, what causes it, and why are diagnoses soaring?

Johann Hari is a self-proclaimed “recovering former columnist” once accused of plagiarism. His recent books, including his latest one, continue to chronicle his issues with self-control—a struggle, writes Daniel Engber, that has not ended. Read by Karl Miller.

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The Atlantic

What a year on Ozempic taught Johann Hari

Advisers from social media influencers to big consultants are offering guidance on how to recruit and retain 20-somethings. Read by Emma Powell.

The Financial Times is one of the world's leading global business publications. It will help you stay informed on relevant corporate, political and financial news worldwide.

Financial Times

Making sense of Gen Z: employers seek answers on managing younger workers

Figure out for yourself what is and isn’t reasonable.

In the wider spectrum of beliefs, some ideas are generally more accepted than others. Take black holes and ghosts. They're both, on paper, kind of weird concepts. But whilst one is considered a reality of the known universe, the other continues to divide people about their existence. So why do we struggle to find validity to the weird? 

Stephen Law is a philosopher who has spent decades trying to understand if the seemingly inexplicable can actually be considered reasonable. In this guide from Psyche Magazine, he shares a five-step thinking process that will help us weigh evidence cautiously without becoming a closed-minded naysayer.

Feel wiser and more fulfilled on your walks with Curio's life hack audio guides from Psyche magazine. Perfect for taking time out for yourself and making the most of your walking time, with new episodes released every Wednesday.