Eva Hoffman's guest appearances

Eva Hoffman

Radio Headspace

Writers and Company

Freud Museum London: Psychoanalysis Podcasts

A Book A Day

Mdrn Day Muse

Zadie Smith

Emily Dickinson

Donald Trump

David Eagleman

Malcolm Gladwell

Thomas Sowell

David Sedaris

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Noam Chomsky

Carl Jung

James Joyce

Pankaj Mishra

Walt Whitman

Jericho Brown

Oliver Sacks

OwlTail

live in a hectic, hyperactive, over-stimulated age. Excessive busyness and overfilled schedules are the norm, as are their effects on our mental and emotional lives. How to overcome this challenge? We learn it through Eva Hoffman's book How to be Bored in today's podcast. Subscribe to keep exploring the world of books with me.

Hyperactivity and Emotional Health | Eva Hoffman and The School of Life | Book Podcast

The author of Lost in Translation and After Such Knowledge talked to Eleanor in 2010 about her experience of emigrating from post-war Poland to suburban Vancouver, and retracing her family's Holocaust history.

Eva Hoffman on getting lost — and found — in time, language and memory

Moments with a Muse is an IG Live interview series highlighting the relationship various creatives have with creativity during quarantine. Eva Hoffman is a graduating senior from Stanford University majoring in Product design. She works in a variety of creative fields including branding, digital design, photography, fine art and film but the thing that has remained consistent throughout it all is her desire to find interesting ways to tell stories through a process she likes to call 'mind-mapping.'

<p>Moments with a Muse is an IG Live interview series highlighting the relationship various creatives have with creativity during quarantine.</p> <p>Eva Hoffman is a graduating senior from Stanford University majoring in Product design. She works in a variety of creative fields including branding, digital design, photography, fine art and film but the thing that has remained consistent throughout it all is her desire to find interesting ways to tell stories through a process she likes to call 'mind-mapping.'</p>

Moments with a Muse: Eva Hoffman