Who is Amanda Knox's partner?
In Labyrinths, Amanda Knox and her partner Christopher Robinson delve into stories of getting lost and found again through compassionate interviews, philosophical rants, and playful debate with fascinating people.
When did Chris and Amanda get married?
Amanda and Chris got married on Leap Day 2020, just before the pandemic hit, in a wild sci-fi time-travel costume-ball.
Who is the FBI agent that helped Amanda and Chris escape Italy?
The Day Amanda got out of prison, a former FBI agent was there to help her escape Italy. Special Agent Steve Moore takes Amanda & Chris on a tour of his 25 year career.
Is there a labyrinth of infertility?
The labyrinth of infertility has many dead ends. The miracles of science are not a guarantee, and even adoption can be an insurmountable challenge. At what point does a couple give up and accept that they will never have children?
Who are Amanda's grandparents?
Amanda and Chris tell their own meet-cute story, read some love poems from their book, The Cardio Tesseract, and talk with Amanda's grandparents, Bill and Mildred, about the secret to sustaining a 67-year love affair. The Day Amanda got out of prison, a former FBI agent was there to help her escape Italy.
Did Amanda go to prison?
Amanda went to prison despite having a spotless record. The irony! Now she interviews Chris about all the times he's broken the law.
Who is Amanda Knox's partner?
In Labyrinths, Amanda Knox and her partner Christopher Robinson delve into stories of getting lost and found again through compassionate interviews, philosophical rants, and playful debate with fascinating people.
What is Amanda and Chris's journey into parenthood?
After an early miscarriage, Amanda and Chris began their journey into parenthood anxious to understand the data about their actual risks so they could make informed choices. Dr. Emily Oster, author of Expecting Better, helps them sift through all the conflicting pregnancy advice, while Amanda and Chris offer an intimate view into their unexpected emotional reality. This is Part 1 of 3.
What is Amanda's second trimester like?
As Amanda and Chris enter their second trimester, they face anxieties about the genetic testing of their fetus, and Amanda is feeling less like a Goddess and more like "The Incubator." As before, Dr. Emily Oster, author of Crib Sheet, helps them sift through these worries and emotions. This is Part 2 of 3.
How old was Cheryl Hines when she was on swamp thing?
Long before Curb Your Enthusiasm, Cheryl Hines was thirty, waitressing, and stuck in a rut, her biggest acting credit, a small role on Swamp Thing. Would she ever be successful, or happy?
When did Chris and Amanda get married?
Amanda and Chris got married on Leap Day 2020, just before the pandemic hit, in a wild sci-fi time-travel costume-ball. Hear all about it, and solve some puzzles in this episode to unlock their wedding photos.
Is there a labyrinth of infertility?
The labyrinth of infertility has many dead ends. The miracles of science are not a guarantee, and even adoption can be an insurmountable challenge. At what point does a couple give up and accept that they will never have children?
The Fungus Effect Part 7: Through the Looking Glass
In the final installment of our miniseries, Chris takes an ego-obliterating dose of mushrooms, and Amanda pokes her head through the looking glass for the first time. But first, we get advice from Michael Pollan, Robin Carhart-Harris, Paul Stamets, and Sam Harris.
The Fungus Effect Part 6: The Mycocosm (Paul Stamets)
Psilocybin isn't just a psychedelic compound, it's the product of a mushroom. In Part 6 of our miniseries, renowned mycologist Paul Stamets takes us through the wide world of fungi, our mutual evolution, the latest research on microdosing, and gives us a mycelium’s eye view of our place in the universe. (Photo credit @brokenbanjotrav)
The Fungus Effect Part 5: The Way Is Not Difficult (Sam Harris)
What is the self? How can we find tranquility without reaching past the present moment? And what does all this have to do with psychedelics? Sam Harris--philosopher, neuroscientist, author, host of the Making Sense podcast, and creator of the Waking Up meditation app--helps us see the landscapes of mind that psychedelics reveal, and how mindfulness and ethics are crucial to achieving the furthest reaches of human wellbeing..
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