LISTEN: 11 real pieces of practical advice that I use, almost dailyWhen it comes to advice, I like snippets. Rather than rambling stories and cliche anecdotes, I just want to hear something that rings true and do-able, that I can take away and start using, preferably today.
How scientists know we’re not going to get squashed by an asteroidThis past year or so has been awful for a lot of reasons: a global pandemic, racial injustice, wildfires, a crazy active hurricane season and the list goes on -- but an asteroid crashing into Earth will not be the cherry on top of humanity’s punishment.
This show recommendation might be just what you need, no matter your age or political viewsA recent guest on “The Best Advice Show” has a brother who’s in high school who has been bumping heads a lot with his mom. But “in this moment, ‘Steven Universe’ is something that’s bringing them together,” he said.
Making a big decision, and not sure what to do? Ask yourself this question to gain some clarityGretchen Rubin is a writer and podcaster who explores the issues of happiness, habits and human nature.
All the best ways to watch a space launchHave you ever watched a rocket launch? Some of us are in a position to do something like that fairly easily, based on where we live. For other people, it might be something we do on TV or online. Either way, it’s pretty incredible, space reporter Emilee Speck said.
Astronomers are working to make sure large satellite constellations don’t forever change the night skyBy the end of last summer, SpaceX had successfully launched nearly 700 satellites, known as the Starlink constellation, as part of CEO Elon Musk’s plan to create a space-based internet using a network of, eventually, up to 42,000 satellites.
Podcast reminds us, especially in the sandal-wearing months: Stop neglecting your feetYou know what might feel good? Giving a little more attention to your feet.
Who takes out the space trash? Space debris is growing, here’s what’s being done about itFor more than six decades, humans have been launching spacecraft into low-Earth orbit and out into the universe, including satellites that provide GPS and weather forecasting down on Earth, but they have limited lifespans.
Going through a rough patch? This ‘secret’ just might help you see things differentlyA recent podcast guest spoke about a useful life tip she picked up from a fictional character in a book.
Space Curious: The origin story of the International Space StationAt any given time, as we’re sitting in traffic or walking the dog, astronauts are working and living above us.
Give yourself a break: This insight is meant to help you treat yourself with kindnessIf you’re upset about a mistake you made or even something heavier, such as a relationship that ended, be kind to yourself.
This brilliant ‘1-minute rule’ just might help you get your life under controlAnything you can do in less than a minute, do without delay.
Feeling stressed? This breathing technique might be just the trick you needDid you realize just how powerful our breath can really be?
Are you Space Curious? Submit your intergalactic questions hereJust last year, for the first time in nine years, American astronauts launched from Florida’s Space Coast. In the years since the space shuttle program ended in 2011, forever reshaping the U.S. space industry, private companies have stepped in to fill the gap in human spaceflight from U.S. soil.
Expect the opposite -- and it just might alter your whole way of thinking, podcast host saysHave you ever taken a few minutes to think about your expectations -- expectations about life, the people around you, and yourself?
5 things to know about ‘White Boy Rick’ Wershe, who is now a free man after his release earlier this weekIn case you missed it, Richard “White Boy Rick” Wershe Jr. was released earlier this week from a Florida halfway house. They were his first steps of freedom since he was a teenager.
This advice just might change the way you think about people and their bodiesMaybe you bump into someone on the street who you haven’t seen in a while. It might feel natural to say something if that person looks different -- for example, if he or she has lost weight or might be pregnant.
On making your inbox your home: Don’t feel bad about a bulk-delete, journalist saysIf you’re a person who receives lots of email newsletters, or even just lots of email in general, journalist Ann Friedman offered this advice: Sometimes you have to give yourself permission to do a bulk-delete.
This simple trick will make even the most average of tomatoes taste deliciousAnyone who loves tomatoes knows just how good they can be in the summertime.
On this 50th anniversary for the USPS, mail a letter to a friendOn this day 50 years ago, the former Post Office Department changed over and became the United States Postal Service. And in case you’re thinking “yawn,” there’s actually a cool little history lesson here.
This simple ‘weathering the weather’ tip just might change how you view the forecastDo you ever intend to get outside, only to be stopped by the rain?
Thinking about doling out some advice? Just make sure it’s not unsolicited, or it might not land well“The Best Advice Show” is a podcast all about giving advice, as the name implies.
Next time you find yourself in an argument, ask yourself: Do you want to be right or do you want to be close?When Michael Franti -- a musician, filmmaker and activist -- gets into an argument with his wife, they fall back on one phrase: Do you want to be right, or do you want to be close?
Self-care doesn’t have to mean candles or bubble baths: Think about what the term might mean to you“Self-care” is a term that’s thrown around a lot, said a recent guest on “The Best Advice Show.”