124: Are You Afraid of Being Ordinary?
Moya Lothian-McLean and Ash Sarkar
Trapped in the attention economy, Moya wonders what is changing our sense of self.
Trapped in the attention economy, Moya wonders what is changing our sense of self.
Whether it’s jobs, romance, friends or success, how much damage can rejection ultimately cause?
Debut novelist Annie Lord joins the podcast to talk about changing romantic ideals.
Ash and Moya talk about men’s self-image and whether short kings really do lose out in the dating market.
Get your head around the best-selling self-help book of all time.
Ash and Moya get stuck into a mailbag full of your dilemmas.
A brush with an old enemy brings up big questions about letting go and moving on.
Can humans and animals flourish in the ruins of capitalism?
‘Tis the season! Moya and Ash explore the etiquette of the modern wedding.
Moya wonders if addiction and dependency are the best framework for understanding modern society.
Moya tunes into the background hum of money worries. Plus: when to let go of a long-term romantic hangup.
Join our close reading of a foundational text of 20th century media theory.
Ash has a big theory about the crisis that’s stopping us from connecting. Plus: a dilemma about financial infidelity.
Moya asks how we should make sense of entrepreneur Emma Grede and the success of her book, Start With Yourself.
From macro economics to modern art to punk rock, how shock has shaped the past century.
How do our elders understand this epidemic of estrangement?
Ash and Moya have advice for a listener chasing romance. Plus: where do we draw the line between safety and freedom?
Ley lines, weird walks, standing stones: a vision of modern Britain?
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