Cristina Quinn

RT @caseymlewis: Hermes at No. 1 and Peppa Pig at No. 2??? Gen z contains multitudes https://t.co/RdmPJLVDJX

Are you following The Washington Post on Instagram? Well, you should be because I'm highlighted on their story today! Follow the link to see my post. And listen to Try This, obviously https://t.co/3855z1nKmp

Season 2 of Try This is out today, wheeee! And this course is about fwendship— specifically, how to make the most of your friendships wherever you are in life 🫶 https://t.co/Z09noFNcLr https://t.co/28KCdahcuo https://t.co/pTgcZ4UmZ9

Your homie’s been on the mic at The 7 and today’s briefing got a little salty at the end. https://t.co/udn9BcrNVI https://t.co/twy5laFuL2

They're hoping that the promise of prime numbers, horses and bourbon will do it. A message beamed into space invites aliens to visit Lexington, Kentucky https://t.co/jNZmbe8kce

Had too much fun with these two yesterday. Sleep well, my homies.

Jim Braude @jimbraude

3 people abt to have a cavity filled or margery, me & @washingtonpost's @cristinatquinn wearing sleep-aids highlighted in her "Try This" audio course podcast? ck it out! @bospublicradio @gbhnews https://t.co/x3SX2tfDs2

RT @BosPublicRadio: On today: @ArthurCaplan on fancy q-tips; @juliettekayyem on Blinken's visit to Israel; @SueNBCBoston on the TSwift arti…

Amazing

Spoon & Tamago @Johnny_suputama

Video shows a training exercise for new employees using a pool noodle to demonstrate the dangers of an umbrella caught in a train door, and why it’s important to stand behind the line https://t.co/JONAjDVyF9

All those in search of precious sleep, we’re doing an AMA at 4pm 👇👇👇

The Washington Post @washingtonpost

Join sleep expert Lisa Strauss from The Post's “Try This” podcast on @Reddit this afternoon as she answers your questions about sleep. We’ll begin answering questions here at 4 p.m. ET: https://t.co/yh0xD5FXaZ https://t.co/Z3FtkMv6dR

I hit up my old stomping grounds at @gbhnews this week to talk about Try This, @washingtonpost’s first ever series of audio courses that cuts through all the noise. T’was fun being back on the set @GreaterBoston https://t.co/B3oezbzZ80

As someone who once reported on local women knitting sweaters for a Malaysian serama rooster (viva la Prince Peep!), I wholly endorse this story. Nothing beats a well-dressed chicken. https://t.co/1zfOBCKKCy

RT @ArjSingh92: If you’re like me, a good nights rest is always elusive. Usually I’m up thinking about what I did or didn’t to do that ten…

It's the official launch of "Try This," the Washington Post's first-ever audio course! The whole idea is to give listeners practical and fun advice so we can all become better-functioning humans. And we start with the most precious— how to get better sleep.https://t.co/eorshaSbF8 https://t.co/Jveusz2J7T