In Part 2/2 of this series, we dive into the shadows cast by public figures accused of leading double lives, including the likes of "Dr. Death" Paulo Macchiarini and podcaster Andrew Huberman. This episode unpacks the intricate dance of deceit and the personal ramifications of their alleged duplicity.

In this episode, we explore:

• Our immediate reactions and predictions following recent revelations about Andrew Huberman’s personal affairs
• The often unrealistic standards of perfection imposed on public figures
• Our collective human curiosity about the private lives of celebrities
• The debate over the level of responsibility public figures should bear
• The balance between respecting privacy and demanding transparency from those in the spotlight
• The human propensity to idolize, then harshly criticize, public figures

This conversation not only probes the complexities of fame and accountability but also challenges listeners to examine their own views and biases. If you're fascinated by the ethical quandaries and psychological intricacies of celebrity culture, this episode offers an interesting and captivating discussion that will continue long after you've listened.

Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast platform. 

Resources Mentioned: 

• Our Top 10 Relationship Agreements 
• The Relationship School Podcast with Jayson Gaddis
• Elise Loehnen “On Our Best Behavior”
• “Dr. Death” Series on Peacock
• NY Mag article “Andrew Huberman’s Mechanisms of Control”

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• The Art Of We Website
• 3 Game Changing Conversations Every Couple Must Have
• The Art of We Instagram 
• Integrative Psychiatry Institute: Mental Wellness & Psychedelic Therapy Training

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