Elise Hu

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Happy Sunday, TED Talks Daily listeners.

I am Elise Hu, and we are continuing to share a handful of talks, conversations, and podcast episodes from the TED Archive that spark some reflection as we head towards the new year.

And today we're bringing you a very fun episode of another TED podcast, How to Be a Better Human.

Remember those high school superlatives like class clown or biggest flirt?

In this episode, you'll hear from Dallas Youth Poet Laureate, Naisha Rondar, and How to Be a Better Human's team of editors, marketers, producers, fact checkers, and more on their favorite episodes this year through the lens of such superlatives like most likely to make you rethink your place in the world or most likely to make you feel your feels, best motivator, and more.

And if you want to hear more insights like this, listen to How to Be a Better Human wherever you get your podcasts.

Okay, now on to the episode.

The episode with Lutheran pastor Nadia Bowles-Weber made me rethink my place in the world by rooting the concept of belief and spirituality back into just believing in other people and believing in the good in other people.

It's not that often that I see spirituality represented in

a lighthearted or like more logical way.

So this conversation was refreshing to help me feel more hopeful about what it can mean to build a spiritual community and be a spiritual person.