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🎥 Why do people crave power? What drives negotiation, ambition, and control?

In this episode of Cinemental, we break down the film Conclave and uncover the hidden mental health struggles behind power dynamics and decision-making.

🔥 Topics we cover:

The psychology of power: Why people want it

How negotiation tactics impact mental health

Power plays in high-stakes environments

The emotional cost of leadership and control

If you love movies, mental health deep dives, and understanding the minds behind major decisions, this is the episode for you! 🎬🧠

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Cinemental is a podcast where we discuss mental health in film and television. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? And what do you need to know about mental health.

For more episodes you can listen anywhere you get your podcasts by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/cinemental

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Follow Filmmaker Jeffrey Jones on Instagram @hugemanmissing

Follow Dr. Joshua Jones on BlueSky @usapsychiatrist

You can also email us at [email protected]

0:00 Introduction

2:52 Sponsor & Plot summary

5:42 Power

9:15 Power to Those Who Don’t Want It

18:00 It’s Okay To Want Power

25:08 Doubt & Faith

27:50 Know Yourself

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🎙️ Cinemental Podcast | Episode: Minecraft Movie & The Effects of Video Games on Kids

In this episode of Cinemental, we dive into the Minecraft movie and explore how video games impact children’s mental health, development, and emotional well-being. 🎮✨

We discuss:

What we know about the Minecraft movie so far

How popular games like Minecraft, Fortnite, and Roblox shape kids' minds

The psychological and social effects of video games on young players

What parents and educators should consider when it comes to screen time and gaming

Cinemental is a podcast where we unpack film, television, and pop culture through a mental health lens. If you’re into movies, media, and meaningful conversations, you’re in the right place.

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Welcome back to Cinemental, the podcast where we explore the intersection of mental health and the movies we love! This week, we're diving headfirst into the blocky world of the upcoming Minecraft Movie. Forget creepers and crafting tables for a moment as we unpack the surprisingly rich themes of friendship and the powerful role of creativity showcased in the film. Plus, we'll be geeking out (and maybe overthinking a little!) about all the fan service moments and what they mean for the dedicated Minecraft community.

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion as we connect these cinematic elements to our own mental landscapes. How does the collaborative spirit of Minecraft reflect the importance of our own connections? Can the boundless creativity on screen inspire our own well-being? And how do filmmakers balance honoring the fans with telling a compelling story? Tune in for our signature blend of movie analysis and mental health insights.

0:00 Introduction

1:00 Josh’s Mea Culpa

5:15 Topics of the Day

9:55 Cultural Experience

15:20 The Friendship Theme

25:35 Finding Your Niche Community

33:23 Lessons from the Screenwriter

Cinemental is a podcast where we discuss mental health in film and television. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? And what do you need to know about mental health.

For more episodes you can listen anywhere you get your podcasts by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/cinemental

or watch more on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3Ee9C7r

Follow Filmmaker Jeffrey Jones on Instagram @hugemanmissing

Follow Dr. Joshua Jones on BlueSky @usapsychiatrist

You can also email us at [email protected]

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In this deeply moving episode discussion, we unpack the raw emotion and stunning performances in The Last Of Us, Episode 3, "Long, Long Time." We delve into Nick Offerman's portrayal of Bill as he grapples with grief and loss in a post-apocalyptic world, and explore how his unexpected connection with Murray Bartlett's Frank offers a glimmer of hope and a renewed sense of purpose. We analyze the nuanced ways both actors depict the complexities of survival, loneliness, and the profound impact of finding companionship amidst unimaginable hardship.

Join us as we examine the episode's powerful themes of mental health, trauma, and resilience in the face of societal collapse. We discuss how Bill and Frank's relationship highlights the fundamental human need for connection and love, even in the darkest of times. This episode of our podcast offers a thoughtful exploration of grief, loss, and the enduring power of human connection within the context of The Last Of Us universe.

For our pop culture moment we talk about the courage of Jarren Durran talking about his suicide attempt and how its already saved lives.

Cinemental is a podcast where we discuss mental health in film and television. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? And what do you need to know about mental health.

For more episodes you can listen anywhere you get your podcasts by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/cinemental

or watch more on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3Ee9C7r

Follow Filmmaker Jeffrey Jones on Instagram @hugemanmissing

Follow Dr. Joshua Jones on BlueSky @usapsychiatrist

You can also email us at [email protected]

1:27 Topics of the Day

2:05 Brilliance of Craig Mazin

3:00 Isolation

9:10 Murray Bartlett deserved more Love

12:40 Bill’s Capacity for Love

13:45 How To Get Through Grief

17:21 Joel and Bill’s Friendship

23:30 Bill’s Suicide

30:00 Jerran Duran

Did Joel make the right call in "The Last of Us" finale? Join us as we dive deep into the complex portrayal of mental health in cinema, specifically examining attachment and abandonment in the hit HBO series. We dissect Joel's controversial decision regarding Ellie, exploring the emotional weight and psychological implications of his choice. Prepare for a spoiler-filled discussion that's more emotionally charged than a fungal zombie in a bad mood!

From surrogate father figures to the crushing fear of loss, we unpack the nuances of human connection in a post-apocalyptic world. Was it love, trauma, or a potent cocktail of both that drove Joel's actions? Tune in to hear our (possibly slightly unhinged) analysis and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

1:22 Topics of the Day

4:05 Sponsor: Cordyceps Coffee Alternative

5:33 This is a Different Show

12:11 How To Adapt a Videogame

16:31 Loss of a Child

20:42 How to Adapt/Heal

23:30 COVID Kids

29:00 Could you Bomb?

32:00 Realistic Zombies

33:45 Great Plot Device

38:37 Father Escapist Television

Cinemental is a podcast where we discuss mental health in film and television. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? And what do you need to know about mental health.

For more episodes you can listen anywhere you get your podcasts by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/cinemental

or watch more on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3Ee9C7r

Follow Filmmaker Jeffrey Jones on Instagram @hugemanmissing

Follow Dr. Joshua Jones on BlueSky @usapsychiatrist

You can also email us at [email protected]

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Is your wallet screaming every time you visit the doctor? You're not alone! In this continuing discussion of The Pitt, we're scratching our heads (and maybe pulling our hair out) over why healthcare is so poorly funded.

Could a magical single-payer system be the answer to our prayers? We're breaking down the potential benefits of single-payer in plain English (no medical jargon guaranteed... mostly!). And let's be honest, navigating an emergency room can feel like auditioning for a dramatic TV show – where's Noah Wyle when you need him?!

We're tackling the real issues and offering ideas on how to make emergency rooms better for everyone.

Subscribe for your weekly dose of mental health and cinema (with a sprinkle of dark humor).

Cinemental is a podcast where we discuss mental health in film and television. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? And what do you need to know about mental health.

For more episodes you can listen anywhere you get your podcasts by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/cinemental

or watch more on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3Ee9C7r

Follow Filmmaker Jeffrey Jones on Instagram @hugemanmissing

Follow Dr. Joshua Jones on BlueSky @usapsychiatrist

You can also email us at [email protected]

1:56 Why is Healthcare so Poorly Funded

4:30 Single Payer System

10:20 3rd Party Staffing

13:57 100 Person Argument

16:20 Mental Health & the ER

19:32 Is Street Team a Thing?

22:24 How to Fix ER's

27:15 Conclusions

#Podcast #HealthcareWoes #SinglePayerBenefits #ERNightmares #HealthcareSolutions #thepitt #MedicalSystem #FundingHealthcare #NoahWyleFan #FunnyPodcast

Alright, buckle up buttercups, because this week we're diving headfirst into the gloriously gritty (and maybe a little too real?) world of HBO's "The Pitt"! Forget your Grey's Anatomy fantasies, this show is less "McDreamy" and more "McNightmare" when it comes to the American healthcare system.

We're dissecting just how shockingly realistic "The Pitt" portrays the daily grind, the ethical dilemmas, and the sheer bureaucratic bonkers-ness that doctors and patients face. Prepare to have your faith in a smoothly functioning system thoroughly… well, not restored.

And speaking of things that do function brilliantly, let's give a massive round of applause (and maybe a lifetime achievement award?) to the one and only Noah Wyle. Seriously, his portrayal of a doctor in any show is nothing short of amazing. He brings a level of humanity and exasperated charm that makes you want to simultaneously hug him and buy him a very, very strong drink.

But beneath the compelling characters and the dramatic tension lies a stark and often darkly funny (in a "cry-laughing-into-your-pillow" kind of way) look at just how messed up the American health system can be. From the endless paperwork to the impossible choices, "The Pitt" doesn't pull any punches, and neither will we!

Join us as we explore the mental health aspects woven into the fabric of the show – the stress, the burnout, the sheer emotional toll it takes on everyone involved. We'll be looking at "The Pitt" through the lens of cinema, examining its storytelling techniques and why it resonates so deeply (and sometimes uncomfortably).

So grab your metaphorical scrubs, maybe a stress ball, and get ready for a podcast episode that's more truth serum than sugar-coating. You might laugh, you might cry, you'll definitely question everything you thought you knew about hospital dramas.

Cinemental is a podcast where we discuss mental health in film and television. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? And what do you need to know about mental health.

For more episodes you can listen anywhere you get your podcasts by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/cinemental

or watch more on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3Ee9C7r

Follow Filmmaker Jeffrey Jones on Instagram @hugemanmissing

Follow Dr. Joshua Jones on BlueSky @usapsychiatrist

You can also email us at [email protected]

1:16 Topics of the Day

5:40 Most Realistic Portrayal of an ER

10:30 Speed of an ER

12:38 Jeff's Bloodclot

15:00 Americans are impatient

19:00 Great Actress

22:20 Violence against Healthcare Workers

24:00 Handling Emotions

32;27 Screenwriting Lesson

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On this episode of the Cinemental Podcast we continue our discussion of the film The Substance (starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley). We talk more in depth about body dysmorphia, the concept of "do no harm," and we answer any question you might have about transgender and whether a persons gender and sexuality is any of your business.

Cinemental is a podcast where we discuss mental health in film and television. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? And what do you need to know about mental health.

1:15 Topics of the Day

2:30 Understanding Dysmorphia

8:45 Ozempic and Wegovy

10:47 The Accident of Viagra

13:05 Do No Harm

23:13 Not a great set up for a film

24:50 Transgender

29:09 Mental Illness

37:10 Umbrella Academy

For the full episode you can listen where you get your podcasts or at the links here: https://linktr.ee/cinemental

Follow Filmmaker Jeffrey Jones on Instagram @hugemanmissing

Follow Dr. Joshua Jones on BlueSky @usapsychiatrist

You can also email us at [email protected]

In this episode we discuss the A24 body horror film "The Substance" starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley.

Join your hosts, Dr. Joshua Jones, a renowned forensic psychiatrist, and Jeffrey Jones, a seasoned filmmaker and professor, as they unravel the complex themes and psychological layers of this provocative movie. We'll explore the film's commentary on body image, identity, and the dark side of ambition, all through the unique lens of both cinematic analysis and psychological insight.

In this episode, we discuss:

The surreal and unsettling narrative of "The Substance."

The film's exploration of identity and self-perception.

The psychological impact of the film's visuals and storytelling.

The film's commentary on the entertainment industry and its pressures.

The performances and directorial choices that make "The Substance" so impactful.

Whether you're a film buff, a psychology enthusiast, or just someone who loves a good discussion, this episode is for you!

Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth discussions on the psychology of cinema. Let us know your thoughts on "The Substance" in the comments below!

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