Why Do We Remember?

Why Do We Remember?

Neuroscientist and psychologist Charan Ranganath reframes how we think about remembering and shares the tools we can use to hold on to the things we don't want to forget. Charan's new book, "Why We Remember," is out now.

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Evolution’s Secret Weapon (and How to Use It)

Evolution’s Secret Weapon (and How to Use It)

Evolution gets pitched as something that happened to us—but what if it’s also a tool we can learn from? Today we explore what natural selection is actually optimizing for, and what that “deep logic” c...

9 Jun 31min

Gold Fever, Land Rush

Gold Fever, Land Rush

What is wealth actually made of—besides the numbers in our accounts? Today, we go digging for the real stuff. Financial writer and comedian Dominic Frisby joins us with big ideas from The Secret Histo...

8 Jun 21min

The Climate Change Survival Guide

The Climate Change Survival Guide

Today on The Next Big Idea Daily, we’re starting with the big-picture question: what does it actually take to move from climate anxiety to climate action? Political sociologist Dana Fisher argues in S...

5 Jun 25min

Your Accent Tells a Story

Your Accent Tells a Story

Ever been told you have an accent — or quietly judged someone else's? We all have one, but most of us know surprisingly little about where they come from or why they persist. Valerie Fridland, a profe...

4 Jun 24min

 Apple at 50 — and the War to Break Its Grip

Apple at 50 — and the War to Break Its Grip

Apple turns 50 this year—which is a good moment to ask how a scrappy computer company became one of the most influential forces in modern life. In Apple: The First 50 Years, David Pogue takes us insid...

3 Jun 27min

How to Do Great Work When Everything's Changing

How to Do Great Work When Everything's Changing

Work today is more intense, more scrutinized, and more chaotic than ever — so how do you stay effective through it all? Melissa Swift, author of Effective, shares research-backed strategies for naviga...

2 Jun 26min

Sibling Science: Why Brothers, Sisters Shape Us for Life

Sibling Science: Why Brothers, Sisters Shape Us for Life

Sibling relationships are often our longest—and sometimes most complicated—connections. In today’s episode, we explore what siblings can teach us about identity, belonging, and who we become, drawing ...

1 Jun 32min

Best Of: How Running Can Unlock the Life You Didn't Know You Had

Best Of: How Running Can Unlock the Life You Didn't Know You Had

First up, the Atlantic's CEO Nicholas Thompson on hidden potential, aging well, and pushing past the limits we imagine, with ideas from his 2025 book The Running Ground: A Father, a Son, and the Simpl...

29 Mai 31min

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