133: What If We Explained Ourselves a Little Less?
Moya Lothian-McLean and Ash Sarkar
Ash and Moya discuss how we can balance the need for clear consent with the perks of mystery and uncertainty.
Ash and Moya discuss how we can balance the need for clear consent with the perks of mystery and uncertainty.
After quitting Instagram, Moya wonders if the concept of ‘healthy competition’ is a myth.
Ash and Moya talk about porn, sex work, desire and more in a conversation sparked by a mystery question.
How can we access feelings of wonder in a world of quick fixes?
A close reading of Situationism’s most quotable text.
Ash and Moya identify an ongoing yearning for connection amid the scare stories and the manic bounceback years.
Moya and Ash think about how money changes our priorities and answer a dilemma about addiction.
Escaping the society of the spectacle.
How are men adapting to not being guaranteed breadwinners? Plus: when you suspect your friend is in love with you.
Has Ash found a way to escape her fight-or-flight response? Plus: how to respond to your partner’s porn habit.
Neglected seaside towns are reimagining their economies.
Moya and Ash confront the political crises that are changing our attitudes to spending.
A weird-left discussion of life at the beach, from the birth of surf culture to the decline of seaside towns.
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.
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