NO SUCH THING

On today’s episode, we’re diving into texting etiquette. How long should someone take before they text back? Is it ever OK to ghost someone? Are bad texters actually just bad friends?
Our guest this week is Julie Beck from The Atlantic. Check out her article: Forgive the Bad Texters
We want to hear from YOU for a couple upcoming episodes!
First, ASK NO SUCH THING ANYTHING: We're doing an AMA to break down some behind-the-scenes on how we make the show. What questions do you want to know about MND?
And second: we're taking on GENTLE PARENTING: What does it mean to you? Do you think it works? Let us know what you think.
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Conflict is inevitable, so why are we so bad at it? In this special featured episode from Corner Piece, host Taha investigates the nature of conflict to help his co-hosts, Melissa and Sabrina (and all of us), find healthier ways to handle conflict. He interviews Harville Hendrix, a couples therapist with over 50 years of experience, and Eli J. Finkel, a professor and author of "The All-or-Nothing Marriage". They explain what happens when conflict gets in the way of connection and how to turn it into an opportunity for growth.
Corner Piece is a new podcast made by TED and the creators of YouTube channel, Answer in Progress. In each episode, hosts Taha, Melissa and Sabrina follow their curiosities down rabbit holes with help from expert guests to help you, and themselves, understand the world around us a little bit better.
Listen to more episodes of Corner Piece here: https://link.mgln.ai/Za4saJ
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This weekend, nearly 60,000 runners and millions of spectators will hit the five boroughs for the New York City Marathon. But when, and how, did we all become so obsessed with running?
Folks, this episode has it all: the financial and political moves behind the rise of the marathon (and the yuppie), the worldwide impacts of climate change on running races, and what drives a marathon devotee to take on 26.2-mile gauntlets all over the world.
Our guests this week are:
Historian Dylan Gottlieb Check out his book Yuppies: The Bankers, Lawyers, Joggers, and Gourmands Who Conquered New York

Journalist and New Mom Run Club founder Nadia Neophytou Marathon Runners Are Training for a Hotter World

Marathoner Amy Leavitt Knepper Check out Team Andi

We want to hear from YOU for a couple upcoming episodes!
First, TEXTING ETIQUETTE: Do you have a bad texter in your life? What's your philosophy? Send us your texting thoughts and horror stories.
And second: we're taking on GENTLE PARENTING: What does it mean to you? Do you think it works? Let us know what you think.
Leave us a voicemail at (860) 325-0286 or send us an email at mannynoahdevan@gmail.com
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On today's episode, Manny, Noah, and Devan are joined by esteemed journalist Emmanuel Dzotsi, host of the Big Lives podcast and producer on This American Life, to break down what happened to the rom-com genre of film. They also hear from repeat-guest Walt Hickey, author of You Are What You Watch, who explains the financial incentive (and lack thereof) of filmmaking.

If you like this episode, check out: Why we're sick of franchise movies.

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Today’s episode is actually a two-parter. In part one, Devan tries to get to the bottom of why he keeps seeing billboards advertising that concerts are "sold out." In part two, we tackle a listener’s question about a scheme to sell your identity so you can commit crimes scot-free.
Our guests this week are:
Bruce Houghton, founder and president of Skyline and senior advisor at Bandsintown
Ethan Beck, culture reporter at The Washington Post
Sarah Carver & Jennifer Griffith, Social Security whistleblowers
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