Food & Home3 Recipes—and More Stories—from Ripe FigsYasmin Khan’s experience as a journalist and human rights advocate gives her a distinctive lens as a cookbook author. Her recipes are exceptional, and the photography is stunning. But what is most striking about her books is the way she uses food to connect her readers to the people, culture, and history of the places she writes about. This time her focus is on the countries surrounding the Eastern Mediterranean: Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus.

PodcastWhat Your Voice Says about YouThere’s a lot of complexity that we tend to overlook about the power of our voice, says John Colapinto. Colapinto is a journalist and the author of This Is the Voice, which explores the biology of human speech, spanning from how babies learn to make sounds to the relatively recent rise of vocal fry. Today, he joins co-host Erica Chidi to talk about the vocal injury that inspired him to find out what we learn from each other and society through our voice alone.

WellnessWhy Conflict at Work Isn’t Always BadEmotions show up everywhere at work, and the way we respond to conflict is often reflective of our shadow—what Carl Jung described as the dark side of our personality. To feel good at work, explains Amina AlTai, people need to learn to work with conflict instead of fearing it.

PodcastGwyneth Paltrow x Ella Bell Smith and Stella Nkomo: Race and Gender in the WorkplaceGP is joined by Ella Bell Smith and Stella Nkomo, coauthors of Our Separate Ways: Black and White Women and the Struggle for Professional Identity. Based on groundbreaking research, the book uncovers how race and gender shape our workplaces, careers, and relationships with our colleagues. Today, GP, Smith, and Nkomo discuss their recently updated book and how our understanding of race, gender, class, and power has changed—and stalled—over the last twenty years. The authors share what makes them hopeful today. And they explain their approach to engaging in complex conversations and executing structural and cultural shifts that have the power to rebuild our workplaces and communities.

Wellness4 Stress-Reduction Strategies to Keep in Your PocketIn moments of sudden overwhelm—perhaps work is piling up quickly, or you’ve found yourself in close quarters with a few too many strangers—it can help to have some stress-reducing techniques in your (literal or figurative) pocket.

Food & HomeA Nutritionist’s Flexible Plan for Weeknight CookingNutritionist Maya Feller plans for a whole family’s varied needs right now—with some household members working or learning remote, going in person to the office or school, or a combination of the two. Her advice, as always, is clever, practical, and workable for many types of households and schedules.

BeautyGP’s Best Hair Days (and How to Use the Hair Serum That Changed Everything)GP has lived a thousand hair lives—she’s gone from bleached blonde to brunette, steamrolled straight to super cropped, and plenty in between—and here, she walks us through some of her most epic looks. But her best hair days ever, she says, have been in the past few months. “The thing is, since I’ve started using the new serum before I shampoo, my hair looks way shinier and healthier, with less frizz and absolutely amazing texture,” she says. “It’s kind of hard to believe the difference it makes.”

StyleHome Office or Corner Office: Knitwear That Works for BothReturn-to-workplace plans are rolling out across the country, and the new Monday-to-Friday looks different for everyone. But whichever camp you fall into, you’ll likely need a few new pieces to float you through fall—luckily, these sweaters can skew corporate, cozy, or somewhere in between, depending on how you style them.

StyleA New Class of Cult-Classic Bags, Boots, and BrandsHistorically speaking, fall is prime time for big fashion moments. And after the year(s) the industry has had, it’s unsurprising that this season brings no shortage of imaginative spins on hypercovetable boots, modern riffs on iconic bags, and fresh perspectives from the coolest contemporary brands in the game.

BeautyA Fall Skin Reset with Lifestyle Guru Denise VasiDenise Vasi doesn’t wait for the new year to reset her skin routine. The back-to-school moment is a better time, insists the actress, influencer, and founder of the lifestyle website maed. “I spent my summer indulging in Italy, so I’m jumping back into clean beauty, wellness, and self-care for fall,” she says.

Style4 Cozy-Chic Looks to Wear to WorkAfter a year and change of wearing cozies around the clock, we’re not about to give up an ounce of comfort in the name of returning to the office. And we’re not alone. Back-to-work basics have never been cushier—and no fraction of cuteness has been compromised, either.

WellnessWorkouts, Spirituality Classes, and Mindfulness Sessions from Our Favorite PractitionersWorkouts, packing inspiration, a tool for connecting to your body, and more from six goop experts joining us for a new wellness experience at sea.

WellnessAsk Gerda: Are Lectins in Foods Hurting My Gut?See what our senior director of science and research has to say about digesting lectins (proteins found in many plant foods) and what she recommends for gut support.

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