We Have A Problem
Kaylyn Easton
We Have A Problem - So Let's Talk About It!We're more connected than ever, yet lonelier. We have more information than ever, yet we're struggling to make sense of the world around us. Technology has advanced, but trust is declining. Relationships are harder to navigate. Health is more confusing than ever. Somewhere along the way, modern life became... complicated.We Have A Problem exists to ask the questions many people are already thinking—but few are asking out loud.Through thoughtful, long-form conversations with experts, physicians, historians, authors, entrepreneurs, scientists, and cultural commentators, we explore the forces shaping modern life. From relationships and health to housing, technology, history, media, beauty, economics, and everything in between, every episode begins with a simple premise:If we want better answers, we have to be willing to ask better questions.No outrage. No echo chambers. No clickbait designed to divide.Just thoughtful conversations about the