“When Good Moms Feel Bad” uses the Internal Family Systems approach to helping parents harness their core selves and balance their own needs with their kids’.
Children’s book author Sara Pennypacker teaches empathy while honoring real history.
The multimedia artist uses her poetic sensibility to craft piercingly beautiful prose about grief and resilience in the wake of a friend’s death and a violent attack on her husband.
The bestselling author of the “The House of Eve” is back with a powerful novel about an overlooked chapter in Black history, told through three unforgettable protagonists.
The bestselling author of "Inner Excellence" shares his journey toward a more peaceful life.
Yukon-based journalist and author Trina Moyles reflects on our connection to wild spaces and one another in her emotionally resonant new listen.
“A mess is not an obstacle. It's the gateway.”
Petra Lord devoted years to her world-building, and now we get to reap the benefits.
In “Blade,” the bestselling author creates a suspenseful, complex murder story set in a high-pressure world she knows intimately.
The renowned magazine editor talks about achieving her long-held dream of writing a novel, the song that inspired the book’s title, and the dangers of being an ambitious woman in mainstream media.
In “Why We Click,” journalist Kate Murphy explains “interpersonal synchrony” and what it means for our romantic lives, friendships, social movements, and more.
The former president of the Ford Foundation discusses the paradox of philanthropy, the essential power of the arts, and how he plans to continue being useful.
