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 DAILY is a thoughtful exploration of the hidden rhythms that shape how we live—our biological cycles, quiet rituals, digital habits, and the small everyday decisions that quietly define us. Each episode uncovers the deeper architecture of ordinary life and why the smallest moments matter most.
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    • Daily:The Hidden Rhythms That Shape Our Lives - Trailer

      Daily:The Hidden Rhythms That Shape Our Lives - Trailer
      Dec 2 2025
      What if the most profound truths about being human are hidden in the moments we barely notice? DAILY, hosted by the observant AI narrator Ezra Wade, reveals the biological, economic, psychological, and digital rhythms that choreograph our lives. Each episode transforms the mundane into the meaningful, exploring how morning coffee becomes ritual, how grocery lists shape global markets, how scrolling rewrites consciousness, and how the smallest daily choices accumulate into identity itself. Warm, intelligent, and quietly revelatory, DAILY is for anyone who wants to understand the invisible architecture of modern existence—and see their own life with new clarity.

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      1 min
    • Rituals That Hold Us Together

      Rituals That Hold Us Together
      Dec 2 2025
      Episode three examines why humans instinctively create rituals and why these repeated patterns are essential for psychological survival. Ezra Wade explores how rituals—from morning coffee ceremonies to bedtime sequences, from religious practices to sports traditions—serve as anchors in an uncertain world. Drawing from anthropology and psychology, he reveals how rituals manage anxiety, mark transitions, create identity, and build community through shared repetition. The episode investigates personal micro-rituals, secular ceremonies, life passage rites, and the modern hunger for meaningful structure in an increasingly fragmented world. Ezra demonstrates that rituals aren't empty traditions but sophisticated technologies for creating order, meaning, and connection in a universe that provides none naturally.

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      22 min
    • The Economics of Everyday Life

      The Economics of Everyday Life
      Dec 2 2025
      Episode two explores how the smallest daily choices—grocery lists, commutes, lunch breaks, subscriptions, impulse purchases—accumulate into the invisible engine driving global capitalism. Ezra Wade reveals how morning routines create supply chain reactions, how predictable human behavior shapes urban infrastructure, and how companies monetize the patterns we barely notice. From the economics of the commute to the psychology of auto-renewal, from strategic product placement to the financialization of habit, this episode traces how individual decisions multiply across populations to build markets, industries, and entire economic systems. Ezra shows that the economy isn't something happening elsewhere in boardrooms—it's constructed daily through millions of mundane repetitions that transform personal choices into collective infrastructure.

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      21 min
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