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Esther Perel will help you understand why relationships are hard for some people in business or with an intimate partner, the different ways to make a relationship work, and how to manage distressed relationships. It’s an incredible interview packed with valuable insights.

Faith Jenkins discusses how to not settle in your relationships, how to have emotional maturity in your relationships and why this is so key. She also identifies the subtle red flags that most people miss when finding a partner, the biggest reasons that marriages fail today, and the key things to look out for in a high-value partner.

Matthew Hussey is a speaker, New York Times Bestselling author, columnist for Cosmopolitan Magazine, and dating expert on ABC’s digital series What To Text Him Back. His corporate clients include Hugo Boss, The Perfume Shop, Virgin Gyms, Procter & Gamble, Bare Escentuals, U.S. legal giant Weil Gotshal & Manges, and global management consultants Accenture. 50,000+ men and women have attended his live events and he has reached over 10 million online.

In this episode you will learn,

• About “activation energy” and why things like Tinder destroy it
• Why space is important in all healthy relationships and how to use it strategically
• The four stages of all relationships
• The first step you can do to get out today and attract a healthy relationship
• How to have emotional maturity in your relationships

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Even as the anti-abortion movement celebrates victories at the Supreme Court and in many states across the country, there is debate about where to go next.

A hard-edge faction is pursuing “abortion abolition,” a move to criminalize abortion from conception, targeting not only the providers but also the women who have the procedure.

Guest: Elizabeth Dias, a correspondent covering faith and politics for The New York Times.

Background reading: 

• Abortion “abolitionists” are looking to gain followers after the decision to overturn Roe, unsettling mainstream anti-abortion groups.

For more information on today’s episode, visit 

nytimes.com/thedaily

. Transcripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday.

Few video game series have a musical tradition as rich as The Legend of Zelda.

This bonus cross-post from Kirk's music podcast Strong Songs takes a deep dive into the musical legacy of Nintendo's legendary adventure series. From Zelda's Lullabye to Epona's Song to the Great Fairy Fountain and Dragon Roost Island, Kirk unravels some of his favorite Zelda music and explores how Nintendo's composers keep weaving them back together into beautiful new patterns.

Written by: Main themes by Koji Kondo, with additional compositions by Kenta Nagata (Wind Waker), Manaka Kataoka, Yasuaki Iwata, and Hajime Wakai (Breath of the Wild)

Featuring music from: The Legend of Zelda (1986), A Link to the Past (1991), Ocarina of Time (1998), Wind Waker (2002), Skyward Sword (2011), A Link Between Worlds (2013), and Breath of the Wild (2017)

ALSO FEATURED/DISCUSSED:

• Themes from Star Wars, Superman, and Jurassic Park by John Williams
• The Super Mario Bros. theme by Koji Kondo, and the episode of Strong Songs discussing it
• Kirk's weekly video game podcast Triple Click, which he makes along with Jason Schreier and Maddy Myers

OUTRO SOLOIST: Charles McNeal

Charles McNeal is a killin' Oakland-based sax player who plays all over the bay area. He's also a master jazz transcriber, and has chronicled tons of great solos. You can find him playing out in a variety of bands and settings; the best way to keep up with his music is to subscribe to his YouTube channel or follow him on Instagram @charlesonsax2.

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Robert Abbott is a six-time Emmy award winner and the director of “The Last Days of Knight,” the behind-the-scenes documentary of legendary coach Bobby Knight, and the events that led to his termination from Indiana University. In this episode, Robert takes us through his investigative journey, which revealed cautionary tales of a winning at all costs environment—how pain often gets left in the wake of unchecked anger, ego, and perfectionism. Robert reflects on Knight’s legacy and extracts lessons in self-awareness and accountability that can be applied to ensure history doesn’t repeat itself.

We discuss:

• Robert’s career covering sports and interesting athletes (2:30);
• Robert’s early impression of Bobby Knight’s controversial persona (10:15);
• The journalistic work that uniquely prepared Robert for his Bobby Knight story (13:30);
• The cost of excellence in sports—cautionary tales of ‘greatness at any cost’ (19:15);
• Knight’s coaching style, waning success in the 90s, and what put him on Robert’s radar (25:30);
• Three alarming accounts from a former player (Neil Reed) that launched Robert’s investigation into Bobby Knight (35:15);
• The “win-first” environment at Indiana that provided cover for Knight’s toxic behavior (44:45);
• Knight’s ego swells—a shift from team-first to “I” and “me” (53:00);
• How patience, honesty, and gaining trust with his sources paid off in his reporting on Bobby Knight (1:01:30);
• The vicious cycle and anger and shame, and why Bobby Knight is so interesting to Peter (1:08:00);
• Releasing the choking tape—Breaking open the Knight story, vindicating his earlier reporting, and the most powerful moment Robert has ever witnessed in his journalistic career (1:20:00);
• The bittersweet story of Neil Reed—triumph, PTSD, and breaking the cycle of pain (1:43:15);
• Examining Bobby Knight's legacy, and how society can avoid a repeat of similar devastating situations (1:57:30);
• Final thoughts on Bobby Knight and the pain left in his wake (2:08:00); and
• More.

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Democrats propose mandatory gun buy back programs. What's the difference between that and confiscation? There isn't one. Also, colleges take down portraits of white male scientists in order to make everyone feel safer. And a Catholic school bans Harry Potter. But why is Harry Potter spiritually dangerous if Lord Of The Rings isn't? Date: 09-03-2019

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