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Today on something you should know, if you want people to trust you, smell like lavender. It'll make sense when I explain it.

Then it's finally time to stop postponing those important things you really want to do.

We can prevent regrets if we replace the I can do it later with how can I do it this week or this month or this year and we will never regret doing all those things.

Collinus will only regret not doing them sooner.

Also, how to project power and confidence just by the way you hold yourself. And food as medicine. There's fascinating new evidence on how food fights disease.

Right now doctors are not giving prescriptions for food but in the future they may be. In the meantime, when you're at home, the health care you can do for yourself is the food that you choose to eat three times a day.

All this today on something you should know.

I want to talk about a podcast called Planet Money. Because money is on everyone's mind with the inflation on the rise, the coming recession, the great resignation.

Money is everywhere. Everyone's thinking about it. And so if you're a fan of this show, something you should know and you're curious to learn something new and exciting about money every week, I really recommend that you listen to Planet Money. It's a podcast from NPR.

Planet Money is a podcast where they take the complex issues of money and the economy and make it all make sense.

It's where human stories supersede abstract theories and where listeners can learn, laugh and be entertained.

I think you're going to really enjoy this podcast. It just it pulls you right in and before you know it, it's over from offshore cashiers to new ways to pay for college to breaking down the price of gasoline.

The Planet Money team loves to tell a good story in bite size 30 minute episodes. Tune in to Planet Money every week for entertaining stories and insights about how money shapes your world.

And these are stories you're not going to hear anywhere else. Listen now to Planet Money from NPR. Wherever you get your podcast.

Something you should know. Fascinating Intel. The world's top experts and practical advice you can use in your life today. Something you should know. It's Mike Karothers.

Hi. You know what a lot of people got for Christmas of 2021? Smart speakers. If you got one, if you're new to the world of smart speakers, they are so cool. They do so much.

But one thing they do really well is play podcasts. And while I can't speak for all podcasts, I know that if you ask Alexa or if you ask the Google smart speaker to play the something you should know podcast, they'll know what you're talking about.

And they will just by saying that they will play the latest episode.

First up today, if you want to appear to be more trustworthy to other people, it might be a good idea to surround yourself with the scent of lavender. Because when other people smell it, they're more willing to trust the person they're dealing with.

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