Jason Comely's Clips

Curated byJason Comely, Podcaster

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Steve Martin’s Advice for Life: “Don’t Be Yourself”

As he releases his first audiobook, legendary actor Steve Martin and his co-writer Adam Gopnik give their advice for how to get the most out of life.

Steve Martin’s Advice for Life: “Don’t Be Yourself”

WorkLife with Adam Grant

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L.A's Newest Wellness Cult

Erewhon, LA's luxury wellness market, helps visitors access "affordable affluence" - and Hailey Bieber smoothies.

ICYMI

4 MINS

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Always Check the Background of Photos

Whitney Connolly reveals what happened when she sent a picture of her pets to an animal sanctuary, but forgot to check what was in the background.

The Moth

5 MINS

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Meet Twitter’s New CEO, “The Velvet Hammer”

Elon Musk has appointed Linda Yaccarino as the new CEO of Twitter. Amol Sharma introduces us to the woman called “The Velvet Hammer.”

Meet Twitter’s New CEO, “The Velvet Hammer”

The Journal.

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Why You Shouldn’t Listen to Your Gut

Paul Bloom, professor of psychology and author of the new book Psych: The Story of the Human Mind' tells us why we're better off using reason than intuition.

The Gray Area with Sean Illing

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Why Printed Books Are on the Up

The last few years have been brilliant for both printed books and independent bookstores - against all odds.

The latest episodes from On the Media

4 MINS

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Re-Reading Neil Strauss’ Pick-Up Manual “The Game”

“The Game” was a 2005 guide on how to pick up women at bars. But re-reading it makes it seem pretty disturbing.

Re-Reading Neil Strauss’ Pick-Up Manual “The Game”

If Books Could Kill

5 MINS

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New Orleans, the New Murder Capital of the U.S.

Many of us think of New Orleans as the lively home of jazz and Southern cooking. But it has recently become America’s murder capital.

New Orleans, the New Murder Capital of the U.S.

Americast

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How Studios Are Getting Around the Writers Strike

Studios have expected the writers would go on strike. So did they keep shows back to make while the writers were out?

How Studios Are Getting Around the Writers Strike

Underunderstood

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Why Are Prices Rising So Quickly?

Inflation is high, but prices are rising even more quickly. How are companies getting away with it?

The Journal.

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David Simon on the Writers' Strike

The writer of 'The Wire' David Simon explains why he thinks writers had no option but to go on strike.

Consider This from NPR

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Why Women Are Living Longer than Men

The Post’s Tara Parker Pope dives into the biological and cultural reasons why men live shorter lives than women.

Post Reports

5 MINS

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“The War Is Not Here to Entertain You”

Anne Applebaum recently traveled to Ukraine to meet President Zelensky. This is her response to warnings the American public is losing interest in the war.

Radio Atlantic

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How to Build Your Closet

Avery Trufelman reveals the top tips from an expert on how to gather the perfect wardrobe.

Articles of Interest

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The Id and Ego of Elon Musk

Few people know how Elon Musk ticks like Kara Swisher. Speaking to Sam Fragoso, she breaks down the elements that make him a visionary, as well as difficult to work with.

Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso

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What Will Twitter Look Like Under Elon Musk?

With Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter back on, what changes can we expect to see at the social media company?

What Will Twitter Look Like Under Elon Musk?

Marketplace All-in-One

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Mastodon: The Anti-Viral Twitter Alternative

As Twitter faces an uncertain future, many users have joined rival Mastodon. But what they find there will be very different to what they’re used to.

Mastodon: The Anti-Viral Twitter Alternative

The latest episodes from On the Media

3 MINS

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The Problem with Picasso

In her Emmy Award-winning show 'Nanette', comedian Hannah Gadsby criticized Pablo Picasso. Now, she's curated a show in Brooklyn exposing the flawed artist.

Today, Explained

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Who Is Apple’s “Nerd Helmet” For?

Apple unveiled the Vision Pro, their new augmented reality headset. But at $3,500 dollars and looking like ski goggles, who is it really aimed at?

The Journal.

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How Sanctions Are Affecting Russians

The Journal’s Ryan Knutson interviews a Russian man about how a year of sanctions has impacted the everyday lives of Russians.

The Journal.

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When A.I. Gets Out of Control

After a group of experts warned that A.I. could lead to human extinction, Wendy Zukerman heard a story of artificial intelligence spiraling out of control.

Science Vs

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How to Be a Sports Mascot (and How Not to Do It)

It’s not an easy job being a sports mascot. Dave Raymond, the former Phillie Phanatic, takes us through what to do - and what not to do.

How to Be a Sports Mascot (and How Not to Do It)

The Economics of Everyday Things

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You’re Using Sunscreen All Wrong

From not using enough to using the wrong product, here’s all the mistakes you’re making with your sunscreen this summer.

Short Wave

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Can Other People Make Us Happy?

Would sharing our emotions make us feel better? Yale professor Dr. Laurie Santos discusses how we affect each other’s sense of happiness.

Really? No, Really?

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The 90s Rules of Dating

1995's 'The Rules' was one of the first major books outlining how to date. But it really doesn't sound great 28 years later.

If Books Could Kill

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How A.I. Will Affect Big Media Organizations

Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway debate how much journalists should make use of artificial intelligence.

How A.I. Will Affect Big Media Organizations

Pivot

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Jason Comely's Clips

Steve Martin’s Advice for Life: “Don’t Be Yourself”

WorkLife with Adam Grant

L.A's Newest Wellness Cult

ICYMI

Always Check the Background of Photos

The Moth

Meet Twitter’s New CEO, “The Velvet Hammer”

The Journal.

Why You Shouldn’t Listen to Your Gut

The Gray Area with Sean Illing

Why Printed Books Are on the Up

The latest episodes from On the Media

Re-Reading Neil Strauss’ Pick-Up Manual “The Game”

If Books Could Kill

New Orleans, the New Murder Capital of the U.S.

Americast

How Studios Are Getting Around the Writers Strike

Underunderstood

Why Are Prices Rising So Quickly?

The Journal.

David Simon on the Writers' Strike

Consider This from NPR

Why Women Are Living Longer than Men

Post Reports

“The War Is Not Here to Entertain You”

Radio Atlantic

How to Build Your Closet

Articles of Interest

The Id and Ego of Elon Musk

Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso

What Will Twitter Look Like Under Elon Musk?

Marketplace All-in-One

Mastodon: The Anti-Viral Twitter Alternative

The latest episodes from On the Media

The Problem with Picasso

Today, Explained

Who Is Apple’s “Nerd Helmet” For?

The Journal.

How Sanctions Are Affecting Russians

The Journal.

When A.I. Gets Out of Control

Science Vs

How to Be a Sports Mascot (and How Not to Do It)

The Economics of Everyday Things

You’re Using Sunscreen All Wrong

Short Wave

Can Other People Make Us Happy?

Really? No, Really?

The 90s Rules of Dating

If Books Could Kill

How A.I. Will Affect Big Media Organizations

Pivot

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