“Try This” from The Washington Post is a series of audio courses designed to jump-start the parts of life where we can... more
In our third class about how the electoral college works, host Cristina Quinn talks with historian Alex Keyssar about potential... more
In the second class in our series about how the electoral college works, host Cristina Quinn talks to historian Alex... more
Become a better-informed citizen through this course on how Americans elect their presidents. The first class takes listeners through the... more
With the election just weeks away, the team at The Washington Post’s daily news podcast, “Post Reports,” explains how public... more
Humans have a tendency toward confirmation bias — or interpreting information and experiences to support our existing beliefs. Host Cristina... more
Affirmations — statements or phrases steeped in our personal beliefs — can help us remain steady when negative experiences threaten... more
We’re wrapping up this cooking course by bringing together some leftover ingredients and tips to make cooking feel less daunting.
How to think of cooking as less of an item on your to-do list and more of an act for... more
It turns out, making the same kinds of things over and over again is not only okay, but a useful... more
Learn how to enjoy cooking by identifying parts of your personality outside the kitchen that will set you up for... more