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Passersby

2026-11-10 19:01:00

Photo of people relaxing on a sandy beach with towels and umbrellas, surrounded by lush green hills under a clear blue sky.

This expansive portrait of Los Angeles shows that the heart of a city is its people – with all their quirks and charms

- Directed by Sue Ding and Sarah Garrahan

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How to help someone whose thinking seems delusional

2026-11-10 19:00:00

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If their beliefs appear strange and fixed, you don’t need to prove them wrong. A clinical psychologist shows a gentler way

- by Laura Yoviene Sykes

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The ethics of having a good time at Disney World, Florida

2026-11-09 19:00:00

A girl in red watching Mickey and Minnie Mouse beside a decorated Christmas tree with presents under a blue sky.

Is the value of the universalist experience undermined by the profit-hungry global corporation behind the theme parks?

- by Adam Kadlac

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How to break a bad habit

2026-11-06 19:01:00

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Feel stuck with a habit you know is bad for you? Getting to know your brain better could help you change the narrative

- Video by Dr Tracey Marks

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How to take notes that actually help you learn

2026-11-05 19:00:00

People sitting close together, one writing in a notebook. The focus is on their hands and attire.

If you want to remember and understand, copying isn’t enough. An expert on learning shares how to make notes work for you

- by Cynthia Nebel

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Who am I if I don’t run?

2026-11-05 19:00:00

Silhouette of a person jogging under a tree in misty golden light at sunrise.

When an ankle injury put the brakes on my running habit, I had to rethink the wisdom of tying my identity to an activity

- by Richard Fisher

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