My 1995 main stage TEDTalk from 1995 was on a cassette tape. In those days, only audio was recorded. A friend digitized it and I thought it would be fun to post here. When David Letterman had a lat…| Linda Stone
In 1996, I was working at Microsoft in Seattle and teaching a graduate student seminar at NYU in the Interactive Telecommunications Program. I noticed that at Microsoft, some of my colleagues had t…| Linda Stone
It turns out humming offers many health benefits. The benefits include: relief from stress and anxiety, decrease in heart rate, increase in lymphatic circulation, increase in nasal nitric oxide, an…| Linda Stone
Linda Stone spoke with NPR’s Manoush Zomorodi on a recent episode of Zomorodi’s podcast, Body Electric. Stone coined the terms, “Screen Apnea” and “Email Apnea” …| Linda Stone
In one of the best series yet on technology and how our bodies and minds are taxed by our current habits, Manoush Zomorodi, interviews a variety of experts. Manoush kicks off the series with a chal…| Linda Stone
Originally posted by Wade Roush at Xconomy.com in 2014. Linda Stone’s Antidote to “Quantified Self” Tech: The Essential Self The Quantified Self movement emerged in the late 2000s in response to an…| Linda Stone
In 2007, I made some observations and named what I was seeing in a 2008 Huffington Post article. I described a phenomenon I initially called email apnea, and later referred to, interchangeably as e…| Linda Stone
According to James Nestor, the author of Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art, “We get most of our energy from our breath, not from food or drink. Our bodies process about 30 pounds of air every d…| Linda Stone
I don’t know the origin of this story. It was sent to me by Lee Stein. In a mother’s womb were two babies. One asked the other: “Do you believe in life after delivery?” The other replied, “W…| Linda Stone
My blog frequently discusses attention and also embodiment. And these themes play an important role in Sharon Salzberg’s newest book, Real Love. I found this to be a particularly lovely and comfo…| Linda Stone