In Part 2, Lisa Walsh discusses how researchers measure happiness using self-reports and the adaptability of positive and negative emotions.

Lisa Walsh is a doctoral candidate in social/personality psychology at the University of California, Riverside. Her work has been published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology and Emotion, among others.

Click here to listen to Part 1.

Read the piece: Happiness doesn’t follow success: it’s the other way round

Explore the research article: Does Happiness Promote Career Success? Revisiting the Evidence

00:00 - Intro

00:46 - Lisa Walsh Preface

01:58 - How Do Researchers Measure Happiness?

05:25 - Aiming for Accurate Self-Reporting

09:48 - Text Analysis of Happiness

10:56 - It's Not About Being Happy All The Time

16:22 - Outro

16:43 - Aha - Pip Blom

21:03 - Finish

Lisa Walsh joins the show to discuss her research and writing exploring whether happiness leads to career success.

Lisa Walsh is a doctoral candidate in social/personality psychology at the University of California, Riverside. Her work has been published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology and Emotion, among others.

Read the piece: Happiness doesn't follow success: it's the other way round

Explore the research article: Does Happiness Promote Career Success? Revisiting the Evidence

00:00 - Intro

00:42 - Lisa Walsh

01:08 - Does Happiness Promote Career Success?

03:49 - Reviewing Cross-Sectional, Longitudinal and Experimental Studies

07:27 - Controlling "Third Variable Problem" in Happiness Studies

10:12 - Outro

10:57 - Tinfoil - Pip Blom

15:42 - Finish

Axios markets editor Dion Rabouin (@DionRabouin) joins the show to discuss his recent piece on Axios exploring why the super rich and big companies are hoarding unused cash.

Read the piece: Too much money (and too few places to invest it)

Click here to subscribe to the Axios Markets Newsletter.

00:00 - Intro

00:46 - The Super Rich Literally Have Too Much Money

02:51 - Why Money is Sitting in Savings

04:47 - Long Term Effects of Money Hoarding & Low Corporate Taxes

06:51 - Role of Globalization in Growing Wealth

10:07 - Outro

10:28 - Ruby - Pip Blom

14:06 - Finish

Joe discusses the Boston Straight Pride Parade and why news organizations and regular people shouldn't fall for this fascist troll job.

Don't Fall For The Boston Straight Pride Parade's Scam

 

00:00 - Intro

00:46 - Boston Straight Pride Parade

03:06 - Fascist Troll Job

06:00 - Understand the Parade's Bad Faith

08:46 - Outro

09:07 - Sorry - Pip Blom

12:43 - Finish

Sean Sullivan (@MetsExaminer) joins the show to discuss the possibility of the Brooklyn Nets and New York Knicks signing marquee NBA free agents this summer.

 

00:00 - Intro

00:46 - Sean Sullivan

02:24 - Why The Nets Are Better

07:33 - Knicks' Draw is Purely Star Power

15:07 - Overlooking Facility Location

16:19 - Outro

16:40 - Tired - Pip Blom

20:15 - Finish

Joe discusses YouTube's recent controversy and how its ignorance of context leads to real censorship.

Journalist and Educator Among Those Caught Up in YouTube's Latest Attempt to Purge Online Hate Speech

00:00 - This Week's Content

02:16 - YouTube Censorship

03:38 - Purge Leads to Real Censorship

06:35 - YouTube Doesn't Care About Context

11:50 - Outro

12:11 - Don't Make It Difficult - Pip Blom

15:49 - Finish

Steffanie Strathdee joins the show to discuss her book The Perfect Predator, her exploration of phage therapy, the escalating superbug crisis and more.

Steffanie Strathdee is an infectious disease epidemiologist, and Associate Dean of Global Health Sciences, Professor, and Harold Simon Chair at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine. She also directs the new UC San Diego Center for Innovative Phage Application and Therapeutics (IPATH).

Click here to learn more about The Perfect Predator on the book's site.

If you're dealing with a super bug that's not responding to antibiotics, contact IPATH via email at [email protected].

00:00 - Intro

00:46 - Steffanie Strathdee

01:10 - Whirlwind Experience of "The Perfect Predator"

03:56 - Explaining Phage Therapy

05:11 - Seriousness of Super Bug Crisis

06:59 - Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Evolution

08:59 - Phage Therapy in Clinical Trials

10:12 - Revitalizing Phage in the West

13:10 - IPATH Info

13:52 - Outro

14:13 - Too Much Tension - The Mystery Lights

16:28 - Finish

In Part 2, Andrea Carcamo discusses the problems with incarcerating asylum seekers, how it affects their mental health and how the media tends to overlook the trauma and humanity of migrant refugees.

Andrea Carcamo is senior policy counsel at the Center for Victims of Torture (@cvt_staff). Click here to watch her video logs from her visit to El Paso detention centers.

00:00 - Intro

00:46 - Andrea Carcamo Preface

01:38 - Asylum Seekers' Mental Health

04:33 - Overlooking Trauma

07:52 - Increasing Awareness

09:52 - Outro

10:13 - Daddy Issues - Pip Blom

14:38 - Finish

Andrea Carcamo joins the show to discuss visiting the U.S. southern border at El Paso to see firsthand the conditions in detention centers and to meet with refugees and asylum seekers.

Andrea Carcamo is senior policy counsel at the Center for Victims of Torture (@cvt_staff). Click here to watch her video logs from her visit to El Paso detention centers.

00:00 - Intro

00:46 - Andrea Carcamo on Visiting Detainees in El Paso

02:11 - "Prison-Like" Conditions

04:06 - Migration Protection Protocol

06:04 - Different Colored Jumpsuits

08:22 - Detainees Paid, Terribly, For Work

09:34 - Outro

09:56 - Say It - Pip Blom

14:35 - Finish

Joe discusses Elizabeth Warren's appearance on The Breakfast Club and how media members disingenuously spread "controversial" clips on Twitter.

00:00 - Intro

00:46 - More Media Criticism!

02:07 - Warren on Breakfast Club

04:43 - Lamenting the Narrative You Control

10:39 - Outro

11:00 - Christa - Las Rosas

15:27 - Finish