On Inside Mastery
I'm a guest on this week's Inside Mastery podcast, talking with host Martin Soorjoo about REST, performance, and productivity. You can listen on Soundcloud, or iTunes. This picture
Rest, Health And Well Being
I'm in the air today, flying to Munich for the DLD conference (many pictures and updates to come!), but in the meantime, check out my recent conversation on
WAMC Golden Notebook
The Books Pick podcast recommends Rest as a holiday read. the podcast features reviews from the Golden Notebook, a bookstore in Woodstock, New York. The discussion starts at 14:25, though the opening
Arianna Huffington talks about REST in “Inside The New York Times Book Review” podcast
The New York Times has a podcast that accompanies its Sunday Book Review. In this week's episode, Michael Lewis talks about his new book The Undoing Project, and
Tech Nation and “The Neuroscience of Rest”
Last week I went up to San Francisco to record an interview with Moira Gunn and Tech Nation. The interview is now available online, on their episode "The
Promoting REST
Investors Business Daily has an article about REST and another new book, Brian Tracy's Master Your Time, Master Your Life: "Know How To Spend Time, And When To
Digital Mindfulness podcast
A few weeks ago I was interviewed by London-based writer and entrepreneur Lawrence Ampofo for his Digital Mindfulness podcast. The piece is now live. In addition to listening
Tomorrow on CBC’s Spark: Addiction By Design
Nora Young’s Spark will run a program on “Addiction by Design” tomorrow, featuring interviews with Natasha Dow Schull (who has written some great stuff about the design of video
Interview about contemplative computing on “The Secular Buddhist”
The latest issue of the Secular Buddhist Association's podcast features an interview with me about contemplative computing, The Distraction Addiction, and other things. I had a good time talking to SBA
Buddhist Geeks podcast, now featuring more me
Episodes 299 and 300 of the Buddhist Geeks podcast feature interviews with me. If you're too lazy to click over to the Buddhist Geeks Web site, you can