Amy Guth

On part one of Saturday Night Special on Vacation, Amy Guth is joined by Dr. John Duffy. Dr. Duffy discusses the psychological benefits of vacation: cognitive, behavioral, and emotional. The two also discuss the “cult of being busy” and how to preserve and relive the relaxing feelings from a vacation.

Sometimes, you don’t know how polarizing a topic will be until you bring it up on the radio. On this week’s episode of Saturday Night Special, Amy Guth and her panel dive head first into the deep waters of the wage gap. Amy is joined in studio by: Veronica Arreola, Director of the Women in Science and Engineering Program at UIC, as well as affiliate of Center for Research of Women and Gender. Brynne Humphreys, VP of Client Services at Second City Works, the […]

On the heels of Prince’s death, Amy Guth and panel discuss what fanship really means, how we (or entire communities) can feel “ownership” over certain bodies of work or artists, and grief over someone perhaps we’ve never even met, including who has the “right” to grieve when we lose a beloved artist. It’s all about the intersection of philosophy, music and behavior. Amy is joined by: Dr. John Duffy, clinical psychologist and tv personality Keidra Chaney, publisher of “The Learned […]