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Appreciation is one of the highest callings of a human being. There's enough outrage in the world; let's talk about what we love.
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Recent episodes include "The Monk, The Dynamo, and John McPhee" (18 September 2025, 18 minutes), "The Case for Smiling at Strangers" (4 September 2025, 6 minutes), and "Death in Every Bite: Eating Gently in a World of Pain" (28 August 2025, 12 minutes).
I Heart This publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for I Heart This is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. I Heart This requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. I Heart This's contact route on record: verified email.
I Heart This is a society podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Chapter 1: The Picnic Table John McPhee I’ve been thinking about John McPhee lately. In case you don’t know, he is one of most venerated American essayists … Pulitzer prize, national book award nominations, staff writer...
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“When a stranger on the street smiles at you, you assume that he is either a.) drunk, b.) insane, or c.) American.” At least, that’s how one guy from Finland put it. Americans have a reputation around the world for...
Intro “I’d been a vegetarian for over a decade, when a desert survival trip changed how I thought about food. This episode explores the hidden costs behind everything we eat and asks, “If we must kill to live, how...
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You know what’s awesome? The moon. And I’m gonna tell you why. Of the other rocky planets in our solar system, two don’t have moons at all, and the other, Mars, has two little rocks that are so small that you could walk...
The story that I’m about to tell is a legend. And also it is true. I first read it in the Next Whole Earth Catalog in one of the giant chairs of my college’s library, the ones by the great windows that looked out over...
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Gotta admit … I didn’t expect to love the circus. When I thought of them I thought of … squirm-inducing “freak shows” where people gawked at women with facial hair or conjoined twins … or 19th century fraudsters passing...
Feeling like you’ve got this whole life thing figured out? Yeah, me neither. In this episode . . . lessons learned from trying to live a more appreciative life and screwing it up over and over again. It’s about wonder...
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Rocks seem almost like the dictionary example of “boring.” But in 1788, some curious guys standing on a rugged Scottish shoreline saw something entirely different — a revelation that shattered the known timeline of...
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Intro What are you thankful for? Take a second to think … Got it? … Whatever it is, I’d bet it’s not your ballpoint pen. But maybe it should be. It’s an I Heart This mini-episode this week. I’m Ben Lord. Let’s talk...
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Intro When Megan fell into QAnon, it nearly cost her everything. This is a story about a conspiracy theory and how one person’s radical listening helped Megan break free. I’m Ben Lord. Let’s talk about what we love...
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