TELUS Talks with Tamara Taggart

As more people actively choose a single life, Yuthika Girme wants to understand why people are delaying getting into romantic relationships. As an associate professor of psychology at Simon Fraser University, Yuthika...

Embracing some healthy inconvenience might be the secret to maintaining your attention span and building a stronger sense of community. Gabe Bullard is a journalist and author who has spent the last several years...

We often believe wellness means the absence of illness, or that the goal of mental health is to permanently delete "bad" feelings like anxiety, grief and stress. Psychotherapist Louis Busch argues the exact opposite...

Traditional talk therapy gives us a language to reframe our thoughts, but cannot undo the deeply embedded survival patterns our bodies carry. Therapist and author Simone Saunders wants to help you understand what your...

When food writer Naomi Hansen first started her sustainability journey, she was overwhelmed by conflicting advice, shiny advertisements and unrealistic recommendations. Her solution was to write a solutions-focused...

Our concrete jungles are also thriving ecosystems where wildlife is evolving at breakneck speed. Award-winning writer and epidemiologist Dan Werb unpacks how animals are adapting to urban life and reshaping the natural...

Navigating the early signs of perimenopause can feel like a guessing game. Dr. Jennifer Tomas wants to demystify the complex transition leading to menopause. As TELUS Health's Menopause Clinical and an OB/GYN, Jennifer...

Women are often imprisoned for protecting themselves from abuse. Justine van der Leun is an investigative journalist and she spent seven years researching how survivors are often targeted for persecution. In her new...

Viewing time as a ticking clock or a constant inconvenience disconnects us from life's natural rhythms. Distinguished jurist and Indigenous law scholar John Borrows says we should redefine our relationship with the...

We often think of hearing loss as a physical condition, but it's also a social one that can shape someone's confidence, identity and relationships. Filmmaker Brian Ceci spent much of his youth trying to hide his hearing...

Sports betting has become a normal part of being a fan. Gambling ads appear on jerseys, in broadcasts, on social media and throughout the games we love. Sociologist and author Darragh McGee explains the rise of online...

The signs of autism in women are often hiding in plain sight. Neuroscientist Gina Rippon says many autistic girls learn to copy, rehearse and camouflage their way through social situations. Their struggles become...

Streaming has made music more accessible than ever. Rapper, producer and writer Rollie Pemberton believes algorithms are actually reshaping our music taste. He argues that convenience has come at a cost, making it...

Almost 30 years as a judge teaches you a lot about people. Harvey Brownstone witnessed thousands of family and criminal cases and shares what those experiences taught him about conflict, relationships and forgiveness...

With irregular periods, fatigue, acne, anxiety and weight changes, polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) can affect nearly every part of the body. These symptoms are often dismissed or treated separately...