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In Stuck Monkey, James Hamilton-Paterson uncovers the truth behind the everyday habits fuelling the climate crisis. Drawing on eye-opening research and shocking statistics, he mercilessly dissects a wide spectrum of modern life: pets, gardening, sports, vehicles, fashion, wellness, holidays, and more. Ferociously unflinching and intelligent, this book will make you think twice about the ‘innocent’ habits we often take for granted.

Quick and clean Folgen: wissenschaftllich-belegte Tools und Skills, um einen Schritt weiterzugehen. Das Wichtigste ist: schau, was dir helfen könnte. Du musst keinen Druck haben, alles zu übernehmen.

Stuck in Space: When Astronauts Need a Lift, Literally Imagine this: you’re floating peacefully hundreds of miles above Earth, the view is spectacular, and you’re taking one small step for man… until you realize, oops, you’re stuck! Not in the physical sense of being wedged between the moon and a rock, but in a more awkward, modern kind of way — you’re an astronaut stuck in space, and there’s no Uber to get you back home. Welcome to 2024, where astronauts face the unique challenge of being stuck in space, and scientists are now brainstorming ways to bring them home. Forget your ...

Stuck Not Broken is the first podcast built on clearly teaching the Polyvagal Theory and applying it to your trauma recovery process. Justin Sunseri is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist that makes the science of connection easily understood and accessible to anyone. He created the Polyvagal Trauma Relief System and is the author of Trauma & The Polyvagal Paradigm. (Justin Sunseri, LMFT99147)

"I Got Stuck!: A Catalog of Temporary Obsessions," with me, Dr. Kelly Reidy, is a podcast wherein each week, I’ll give you a full report on the latest topic that’s kept me up at night. Things that have led to countless hours of procrastination through googling, asking Jeeves, and navigating the twistiest and turniest of internet rabbit holes (and by the way, rabbit holes are technically called “warrens” and they can be so elaborate that they have their own traffic circles!).