Eric Benson

What Makes a Good Day?

Arts EN ↓ 6 episodios

What Makes a Good Day is a podcast for anyone who creates hosted by design professor Eric Benson (of the award-winning Climify podcast). Each episode tackles the ancient question that feels urgently contemporary: what constitutes a life worth living? What Makes a Good Day skips the productivity hacks and morning routine worship. Instead, I ask: are you living by your own values, or reacting to everyone else's expectations? Through conversations with creative practitioners who've figured a few things out, alongside insights from Stoic philosophy and contemporary psychology, we explore how small...

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Eric Benson

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Arts

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re-nourish.org

Último episodio

3 de jun. de 2026

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Episodios

Mary Clavieres on Listening to Your Body 03.06.2026

Mary Clavieres, a transformation guide specializing in mind-body connection and human design, joins host Eric Benson to explore what it really means to have a good day, and how your body is often the first to know when you're not. For Mary, a good day is built from small moments of alignment: a breath of gratitude before getting out of bed, a walk, or a meal appreciated before eating it. She's tra...

Veena Harbaugh on Finding Your Life Force 27.05.2026

Veena Harbaugh, a sustainability strategist, author, and change-maker, joins host Eric Benson to talk about what a good day actually feels like, and how you know when you're in one. For Veena, it comes down to two things: creativity and connection. Whether she's writing, arranging flowers, or having an unplanned two-hour lunch with a fellow author, she feels what she calls her "life force." She ra...

Steven McCarthy on Designing a Good Day 20.05.2026

Retire, but don't stop. For Steven McCarthy, professor emeritus at the University of Minnesota and lifelong designer, a good day is less about structure and more about staying curious, being aware, and having discipline. For Steven, a good day starts with sleep you didn't have to set an alarm for. He's shaped a quiet retirement ritual (coffee, sunlight, pancakes, and the morning news) that leads t...

Shivam Patel on Winning Your Day 11.05.2026

Win the morning, win the day. It sounds like a bumper sticker, but for Shivam Patel, a University of Illinois senior studying information science, it's a philosophy backed by Hinduism, the Bhagavad Gita, and a growing obsession with neuroscience. He joins host Eric Benson to walk through what a genuinely intentional day looks like. For Shivam, a good day starts the night before. He has a detailed...

Elizabeth Azide on Living a Life That Feels Like You 04.05.2026

What does it actually mean to have a good day — and can you design one? Host Eric Benson, a graphic design professor and climate advocate, has been wrestling with that question since the pandemic turned every day into Groundhog Day. For his first guest, he turns to Elizabeth Azide, marketer, writer, and the mind behind The Philosophy of Everything . Elizabeth brings a Stoic lens to the question —...

What Makes a Good Day? 19.04.2026

What Makes a Good Day is a podcast for anyone who creates, hosted by design professor Eric Benson (of the award-winning Climify podcast). Each episode tackles the ancient question that feels urgently contemporary: what constitutes a life worth living? What Makes a Good Day skips the productivity hacks and morning routine worship. Instead, I ask: are you living by your own values, or reacting to ev...

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