109. Michelle Simmons on working at the frontier of quantum computing

Michelle Simmons on working at the frontier of quantum computing.

108. Frank Ostaseski on what death can teach us about living fully

Frank Ostaseski on what death can teach us about living fully.

Frank's website, The Five Invitations, is here.

107. Erna Walraven on what wild animals teach us about leadership

Erna Walraven on what wild animals teach us about leadership.

You can learn more about Erna and find details about her book Wild Leadership here.

106. Andy Macqueen on exploring the Australian bush

Andy Macqueen on exploring the Australian bush.

Find out more about Andy's books here.

105. Bill Crews on Exodus, Talkback and Compassion

Bill Crews on Exodus, talkback and compassion.

104. Violet Roumeliotis on welcoming refugees

Violet Roumeliotis on welcoming refugees.

103. Alain de Botton on How to Live

Alain de Botton on How to Live.

To learn more about Alain's latest book The School of Life, click here.

To learn more about Alain's organisation The School of Life, click here.

102. Jamil Jivani on Young Men and the Allure of Violence

Jamil Jivani on Young Men and the Allure of Violence.

You can find out more about Jivan's book Why Young Men here.

101. Rick Morton on 100 Years of Dirt

Rick Morton on 100 Years of Dirt.

You can find more information about Rick's memoir here.

100. Jonathan Haidt on the Coddling of the American Mind

Jonathan Haidt on the Coddling of the American Mind.

To mark The Good Life's 100th episode, we're conducting a listener survey.

The survey is HERE. It will take you about a minute, and gives you a chance to suggest who you'd like to hear from in future episodes.

Thanks in advance for sharing your insights and helping shape future episodes. 

 N.B. in our conversation, Jonathan recommends an illustrated edition of John Stuart-Mill's writings on free speech, you can download it HERE.