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Humans, being.™ with Lael Stone

Humans, being.™ is a podcast created and presented by Lael Stone that explores the real stories behind the public personas.This podcast is about you as a listener, and for all of us to come home to realising that we are all humans being, doing the best job that we know how.

Podcast · By Lael Stone · English · AU · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
12
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Sep 20, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Luke Cook, being. with Lael Stone | Rather Cringe Than Bland ♥︎ (opens the original)

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    The loudest voice in our heads often says: “what are you waiting for?” Luke Cook has spent his whole life answering that question by just jumping in. Underneath the million followers and the characters and the Netflix devil is a guy who shared that his ongoing battle is feeling like he falls short of everything. That rejection still stings, seventeen years in, and it stings because he still cares. We talk about what we make things mean, and how quickly we all default to our not-enoughness. We ta

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Dara Simkin, being. with Lael Stone | Play Is Not a Reward ♥︎ (opens the original)

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    “Play is an on-ramp, not a reward” Dara Simkin says early on in our conversation. Yep, that resonates. I too have spent most of my life saving play for after the list is done. The list is never done. Dara brings play to boardrooms and leadership days, and what she describes is a generation of adults so addicted to achievement that they have optimised themselves right out of their own lives. We talk about grief hiding inside what looks like resistance, about her redefining success as ease, and ab

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Jacinta Parsons, being. with Lael Stone | The Certainty of Uncertainty ♥︎ (opens the original)

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    A ninety-five-year-old told Jacinta she was the last of her tribe. Jacinta asked how that small body holds something so big, and she said she has to feel the loss but not go too far into it … when it gets close she goes outside and listens to the magpies. That is the whole human experience in one sentence. In this episode we talk about the moment women become invisible, and how much earlier that lands than anyone admits. We talk about bodies, and about Jacinta's fierce insistence that we stop po

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Lael Stone, being. | Supporting Overwhelm ♥︎ (opens the original)

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    This week's episode is a different one. I have been hearing that many of you are feeling overwhelmed, and I wanted to create a little break from the everyday hustle and grind to give you something you can come back to many times. This guided relaxation invites you to sit down for 30 minutes, close your eyes, take some deep breaths, calm your nervous system, and get back in touch with your centre. We don't advise listening to this whilst driving. Instead, find a cosy spot to take a short break. P

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Gina Chick, being. with Lael Stone | Remember You're Wild ♥︎ (opens the original)

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    Gina Chick was about seven when her whole class was told to walk in a circle. She stepped out of it and walked the other way, on purpose, so she had to look at every single face coming towards her. She’s been walking the other way ever since. I’ve wanted this conversation for a long time. Gina survived 67 days alone in the Tasmanian wilderness, but that isn’t the part that undoes me. It’s her book, We Are the Stars , which I read and wailed my way through, snot-crying, completely levelled. She w

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