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    Do New Year's resolutions work?

    Humans have made New Year’s resolutions for millennia – and ...

    Humans have made New Year’s resolutions for millennia – and had a terrible time sticking to them. So, great expectations aside, why do most resolutions fail? Cristen and Caroline revisit this past podcast examining the science of willpower and sticking with resolutions.

    Jan 1, 2014 Read more
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    Are holidays bad for relationships?

    Although romantic holiday movies lead us to believe that it's ...

    Although romantic holiday movies lead us to believe that it's the most wonderful time of the year to fall in love, it's actually the most common time of the year for breakups. Cristen and Caroline discuss how holidays tax relationships and single status alike and offer some insights into seasonal stress management.

    Dec 30, 2013 Read more
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    The Oprah Winfrey Show Show

    What has Oprah been up to since we first discussed ...

    What has Oprah been up to since we first discussed her rise to media mogul status? Cristen and Caroline discuss Oprah's recent small and big screen success in this special holiday revisit of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" Show first aired in November 2011.

    Dec 25, 2013 Read more
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    The DIY Revival of Craft

    This holiday season, more people than ever are seeking out ...

    This holiday season, more people than ever are seeking out handmade, locally-sourced gifts from the likes of Etsy. But the online marketplace is only one part of a broader crafting revival interwoven with political activism, feminism and entrepreneurial spirit.

    Dec 23, 2013 Read more
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    The Anthropology of Pie

    Pie is an ancient food that began as a utilitarian ...

    Pie is an ancient food that began as a utilitarian and often inedible necessity and evolved over centuries into its current role as a sweet treat and dessert nemesis of cake. Cristen and Caroline get in the holiday cooking spirit by examining the anthropology of pie as well as its many gendered layers.

    Dec 18, 2013 Read more
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    Women in Coding with Skillcrush

    Startup entrepreneur and computer coding evangelist Ada Birnir talks with ...

    Startup entrepreneur and computer coding evangelist Ada Birnir talks with Caroline and Cristen about feminism, why women should learn to code and how she started Skillcrush to teach coding to the female masses.

    Dec 16, 2013 Read more
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    Does rape culture exist?

    In part two of our two-part series on rape and ...

    In part two of our two-part series on rape and sexual assault, Cristen and Caroline examine the concept of rape culture and the sobering statistics of sexual assault in the United States today.

    Dec 11, 2013 Read more
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    A Brief History of Rape

    In part one of a two-part series examining rape and ...

    In part one of a two-part series examining rape and sexual assault, Cristen and Caroline look at the legal evolution of the crime of rape and how civil rights and women's rights reformers fought to eradicate longstanding patterns of victim-blaming.

    Dec 9, 2013 Read more
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    Beauty Parlors vs. Barber Shops

    Compared to barber shops that have been around since ancient ...

    Compared to barber shops that have been around since ancient Greece, women's salons and beauty parlors are relatively new inventions. Cristen and Caroline look at the history of each, as well as the gender and racial politics woven into the places we get our hair cut.

    Dec 4, 2013 Read more
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    The Child Prodigy

    In the 1920s, Stanford psychologist Lewis Terman developed the IQ ...

    In the 1920s, Stanford psychologist Lewis Terman developed the IQ test to aid in his study of exceptionally smart kids, or child prodigies. Cristen and Caroline discuss the science of child prodigies, why so many of them are boys and how prodigies fare as they grow up.

    Dec 2, 2013 Read more
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