Better Than Yesterday: Osher Günsberg
With every new day comes the opportunity to grow. Hosted by Osher Günsberg - a best-selling author, podcaster, TV host, husband, dad, stepdad, electric mobility enthusiast and part-time climate worrier. Making it better every episode since 2013.
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Sept. 8, 2024
Monday QnA - How about them Apples? (With Audrey Griffen)
Monday Q&A, questions from the newsletter crew. Answered by Osher and his wife Audrey. However she’s got an important Q about the state of his office first… Got a question? Click “Send A Message” under any article on the New…
Sept. 5, 2024
How science and the Buddha can help you get better at basketball (or even tolerate discomfort that was previously intolerable)
In this episode, Osher explores the immense power of positive self-talk. Don’t worry you won’t need to put your crystals out under the moon to benefit from it, it’s all based in robust research. Whether it’s dealing with you…
Sept. 3, 2024
The Big Little Lies we tell ourselves about our own death (w Liane Moriarty)
What would you do if you knew the day, hour, minute and method of your death? How would it change the way you spent today? Tomorrow? Because that time, that moment - exists for all of us. Today Osher speaks with Lianne Moria…
Sept. 1, 2024
QnA - What teaches us to love, Cow or Sheep, and skin care routines (Ft Audrey Griffen)
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Aug. 29, 2024
Living life as the man with three brains (with apologies to Dr Hfuhruhurr)
Each of us has three separate brains inside us. Sometimes they work together. Sometimes they really don’t, and you find yourself in situations where an impulsive or emotional choice has left you with a less-than-desirable ou…
Aug. 27, 2024
The secret to a long relationship (as long as it’s with other members of Grinspoon) w Phil Jameison
If you’re in a long-term relationship, chances are at some point you’ve at least explored ways that you can navigate things when you disagree. Because ultimately it’s not the good bits that keep us together, it’s the way we …
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