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Yowei Shaw Yowei Shaw is the co-host and editorial lead of NPR's Invisibilia.

Thursday

Asking for things can be easier than you think, but be aware of any power imbalances at play. Jakob Helbig/Getty Images/Image Source hide caption

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Power Tools

Friday

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The P-Word

Thursday

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Therapy, with Friends

Thursday

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A Friendly Ghost Story

Thursday

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How To Correct Misinformation

Thursday

The Chaos Machine: A Looping Revolt

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The Chaos Machine: Wrathful Lord

Thursday

The Chaos Machine: An Endless Hole

Tuesday

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The Lost Joys Of Talking To Strangers

Friday

White v. White?

Monday

How The 'Majority-Minority' Projection Took On A Life Of Its Own

Friday

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The Profile

Monday

'Invisibilia' Team Takes A Deep Dive Into The Science Of Desire

Friday

A Very Offensive Rom-Com

Thursday

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Monday

Daisy Armstrong began performing poetry when her mother took her to a youth poetry group. Soon, she was winning competitions — but she was also kicked out of school after a slam poetry tour. Daniel Schaefer/Courtesy of OutlierImagery.com hide caption

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From Feeling Lost To Army Strong, With The Help Of Poetry

Friday

Shameka Marshall won the silver medal in the long jump at the Pan American Games in Mexico last October. At 28, Marshall may be making her final push to be on the U.S. Olympic team. Julie Jacobson/AP hide caption

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At 28, A Long Jumper Eyes Her Last Olympic Leap

Monday

Historic Ships Struggle To Stay Afloat

Monday

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Zumba Is A Hit, But Is It Latin?

Sunday

Healthy Cooking, A Performance Artist's Statement