2023-03-06
32 分钟Pushkin.
You should never do anything in front of a live mic because I'm already recording it.
Wait, where are you supposed to tell me when you started recording?
I've started recording.
One of the most fun things about hosting this podcast is that I get to share stuff that I absolutely love with my listeners.
I of course get to tell you about all my favorite findings from psychology and cognitive science on how we can all feel happier.
But I also get to tell you about other topics that I adore,
academic subjects that go beyond the science of well-being,
especially in this new Happiness Lessons of the Ancient series.
I get to share stories about my favorite thinkers and the insights that I've learned from reading all their classic texts.
But this series means that I also get to introduce you to some of the people that I love too.
So we have for the podcast, just say your name and your title.
I am associate professor of literature at MIT.
And your name is?
Stephanie Frampton.
Good.
This is my friend Stephanie.
Stephanie and I met over a decade ago when she first started dating a friend of mine.
At first, I was a little skeptical of this new girlfriend that had joined our social circle.
But she quickly won me over when I learned that she served as a graduate teaching assistant for my favorite class when I was in college.