Hi, it's Dacker.

If you're like me, you probably have a wide variety of interests when it comes to your

podcast listening.

A little psychology here, a little history there, which is why I want to recommend a show

perfect for those with eclectic tastes.

Freakonomics Radio has more than 10 years and 500 episodes worth of answers to your biggest

questions.

But don't be fooled, it's not just for economists and business experts.

Every week, Steven Dubner dives into the hidden side of everything.

With a help of guests, including CEOs, artists, and Nobel laureates, he breaks down all sorts

of things, like how we choose the people we marry, and why using swear words might be

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Pause for a second, now take in a deep breath through your nose, hold it, and then breathe

out through your mouth.

We breathe in and out over 20,000 times a day, but we rarely notice it.

I'm Dacker Keltner, and this is The Science of Happiness.

Today we hear about what happens when we try to pay attention to our inhales and our

exhales in really different environments, like at a truck car wash, by the beach, and

by a freeway in Los Angeles.

I've meditated in one of those locations and you can guess which, but our guest not

you, Kim, tried all three for our show today.

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