Hurry Slowly is a show about how you can be more productive, creative, and resilient through the simple act of slowing down. Through in-depth interviews with deep thinkers, artists, and entrepreneurs, host Jocelyn K. Glei sparks new ideas for navigating work and life at a more sustainable pace. Learn more at Hurryslowly.co.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 15 hours 10 minutes
episode 8: Amahra Spence: Radical Imagination
I talk to artist and organizer Amahra Spence about who gets to make art and how we can create spaces that support radical imagination.
episode 7: Nkem Ndefo: Coming Home to Yourself
I talk to educator and activist Nkem Ndefo about trauma, resilience, and building the capacity for transformation.
episode 6: Miki Kashtan: Aliveness & Flow
I talk to writer and facilitator Miki Kashtan about how capitalism and extractive mindsets cut us off from the natural flow of life.
episode 5: Oliver Burkeman: What if I never change?
Oliver Burkeman on why we try to control time, how perfectionism holds us back, and the problems with a “when-i-finally” mindset.
episode 4: Kat Vellos: The Doorway to Connection
I chat with designer & community builder Kat Vellos about how to cultivate deeper intimacy, connection, and trust in our friendships.
episode 3: Mia Birdsong: The Longing to Be Known
I talk to writer and activist Mia Birdsong about why the ideals of the American Dream are keeping us lonely, isolated, and disconnected.
episode 2: Priya Parker: Discerning the Need
As we begin to cautiously emerge, I talk to gathering guru Priya Parker about how to create gatherings that transform our communities.
episode 1: Jocelyn K. Glei: What's Your Wobbly
We’re emerging from the pandemic on wobbly legs — with much to integrate. It’s a uniquely vulnerable and promising moment.
episode 17: Jocelyn K. Glei: R.I.P. Productivity
A deep dive into the painful new consciousness the pandemic has called forth, and why I’m leaving "productivity talk" behind.
episode 16: Jocelyn K. Glei: Strange Gifts
Hurry Slowly listeners share stories of the “strange gifts” that emerged out of the hardship, pain, and uncertainty of 2020.