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This episode could change your listening and conversation habits forever. How the World Works
People dread this type of social interaction—But it has surprising benefits. HuffPost
Why a stranger's hello can do more than just brighten your day. NPR
How much social interaction do you actually need? Vox
How to tackle political polarization—the researchers trying to bridge divides. Nature News Feature
Weak social ties are just as important as strong ones for greater life satisfaction. NPR Weekend Edition
Why you should talk to more strangers. NPR All Things Considered
Why talking to strangers is good for your mental health. LA Times
Talking to strangers is actually healthy. Australian Broadcast Company, Hack Triple J
Disagreement Doesn’t Have to Be Divisive. Harvard Business Review
Smelling Your Lover’s Shirt May Make You Less Stressed. Time Magazine
Feeling Stressed? Take a Whiff of Your Girlfriend’s Dirty Laundry (Yes, Seriously). Men’s Health Mag.
Feeling stressed? Sniff your partner’s jumper to calm down, say scientists. The Telegraph
Are you feeling stressed? Just take a whiff of your partner’s t-shirt. National Post
People dread this type of social interaction—But it has surprising benefits. HuffPost
Why a stranger's hello can do more than just brighten your day. NPR
How much social interaction do you actually need? Vox
How to tackle political polarization—the researchers trying to bridge divides. Nature News Feature
Weak social ties are just as important as strong ones for greater life satisfaction. NPR Weekend Edition
Why you should talk to more strangers. NPR All Things Considered
Why talking to strangers is good for your mental health. LA Times
Talking to strangers is actually healthy. Australian Broadcast Company, Hack Triple J
Disagreement Doesn’t Have to Be Divisive. Harvard Business Review
Smelling Your Lover’s Shirt May Make You Less Stressed. Time Magazine
Feeling Stressed? Take a Whiff of Your Girlfriend’s Dirty Laundry (Yes, Seriously). Men’s Health Mag.
Feeling stressed? Sniff your partner’s jumper to calm down, say scientists. The Telegraph
Are you feeling stressed? Just take a whiff of your partner’s t-shirt. National Post
