Freudian Slip

Freudian Slip

By Elijah H. WoodsComedy
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Freudian Slip episodes

  • Episode 36: In My Defense, You're Just Wrong

    This episode features a look into the social concept of marginalization through societal oppression. But, the ubiquitous ideas of marginalization are discussed while looking through a context of defensive antagonism and justified caution. 

    36 min
  • Episode 35: Positively Parafied

    This episode features a look at the concept of parasocial interactions and parasocial relationships. The pros and cons of parasocial characteristics are explained and elaborated through real-life and personal examples. The psychological influence of parasocial relationships is briefly described with examples of ancient history and the recent rise of the parasocial attachment paradigm. 

    52 min
  • Episode 34: The True Criminal Was Humanity All Along!

    This episode contains darker themes about sexual assault, murder, kidnapping, and many other topics that may be considered too stimulating. Listeners' discretion is advised. The subject of true crime is delineated through the genre's history, rise, and modern interpretations. The psychology of those who consume true crime is discussed along with potential ramifications on a micro level of society. 

    47 min
  • Episode 33: The "A" is for Anything We Want

    This episode features a look into greater societies' viewpoints of those on the autism spectrum. Key terms associated with those on the spectrum and the different examples of how those on the autism spectrum are unique are delineated. The similarities between autism and ADHD are discussed. Misnomers involving the stereotypes around those on the spectrum are illuminated. 

    -An error in audio can be heard within the episode, so watch out for noises that seem off-

    31 min
  • Episode 32: My Favorite Genre Is Brain Wave Pop

    This episode features a look at the intricate nature of sound and music as an extension of sound. The neuroscience behind the way sound affects the brain is delineated through the different sections of the brain involved when sound is introduced as vibrations to the ear. The benefits of Music in psychology are discussed through real-world examples of research in music therapy. Commentary on the subjective impacts of music on an individual basis in everyday society is reviewed. 

    32 min
  • Episode 31: Gold-Starred Exceptionalism

    This episode features a look at the dynamics of the LGBTQIA+ community. Stronger tones of explicit concepts are discussed. The psychology of personality development is delineated through societal meta-commentary on sexuality, and how concepts of masculinity and femininity play into a gender framework that modifies personality. 

    53 min
  • Episode 30: I'm Not a Financial Advisor

    This episode features an attempt to explain the evolving digital era in the form of cyber commerce. The emergence of cryptocurrency, NFTs, and cyberspace hubs are delineated in the context of the psychological effects on those who participate in these burgeoning trends. This is not financial advice, but... 

    26 min
  • Episode 29: A Disappearing Act

    This episode features information about the social phenomenon of ghosting. The concept of ghosting, where it generally is used, and how its effects are delineated through various examples. Common social themes regarding the concept are shared. The psychological elements of ghosting are delineated by examining real-world examples that feature the effect on all parties involved. 

    31 min
  • Episode 28: An AD for Your Thought?

    This episode features a continuation of the concept of shortened attention span. A bulk of the episode takes a look at an expanded idea of how corporations use advertisements to capitalize on the dwindling attention spans of those who are forced to consume them through media. The remainder of the episode speaks about the potential consequences of advertisements becoming more adaptive. 

    19 min

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An amalgamation of everyday life through the eyes of a comedian with a side job as a psychologist. Each episode will cover an overarching theme of society, culture, behavior, science, and many other…