One of my last projects at The Christian Science Monitor was It’s About Time, a six-episode podcast series about the nature of time co-hosted by me and the amazing Rebecca Asoulin.

The key to stopping procrastination? Compassion.
We all procrastinate sometimes. Compassion – for others and ourselves – can help us to stop making choices in the present that hurt our future selves.
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Equal time? Why time is a social justice issue
Time is denied to many people because of race, gender, and disability. Here’s what we can do to change that.
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On the clock: How the clock became king
Clocks do more than give us a way to coordinate with each other. Timepieces are also tools of control and of liberation.
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Pressed for time? You’re not alone.
Even though we have more leisure time than our grandparents, we’re also more pressed for time. Why is that? And is there a solution?
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Alan Lightman, time, and ‘the most exciting part of being alive’
Einstein revolutionized physics with the idea that time is relative. Physicist and writer Alan Lightman finds joy in stepping out of time entirely.
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Is the future real? The philosopher’s guide to time travel.
To physicists, time can be bent, stretched, and possibly even looped back on itself. But does that mean we can change the past?
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Want to manipulate the flow of time? Pay attention.
Why does the passage of time seem to vary so much? And is there anything we can do to slow it down and savor the moments that matter?
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Teaser: What is time? Introducing ‘It’s About Time’
Everything in our lives is shaped by time. This podcast series explores how we can make the most of it.
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Pilot episode: What day is it? Why the pandemic warps your sense of time.
Social distancing has taken away many of our reference points, shifting our experiences on a fundamental level. But psychology can help us regain some control.
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