Today's episode is about current events dealing with the constantly rising concept of influencers, and their ability of guidance. The psychology behind influencers is discussed in length. The relation to contemporary ideas of shared thought is delineated. Most of the episode takes a logical appeal; the latter half of the episode brings a perspective look. This episode has been changed in order to correct previous errors. The entire audio is completely different.

This episode features a look at the diverse history surrounding human emotions, and how they apply towards the concept of love. The neuroscience of love is delineated through examples from a psychologist. Connections stemming from parts of history helps develop love's definition. 

This episode features a look at sex work, and how it functions in multiple cultures throughout the world.  The evolution of sex work from past to present is discussed in how it relates to cultures. A look at how the turn of the century brought about a turning point in which sex work is distributed. The psychology of why sex work has so much stigma against it, and mindset of those who take part in sex work.

The theme of this episode is marginalization with a leaning towards ethnic marginalization. Definitions for cognitive dissonance, ethnicity, and marginalization are talked about in how they relate to macro levels of society. The psychology beyond these concepts are given in form of examples of contemporary times. Racism, prejudice, and discrimination along with other forms of discrimination are explained further to better understand the topics discussed. 

This episode covers the concept of preferences, the history of it, and how it has roots in more of society than most would think. The consequences of preferences are discussed in an intersectional lens, yet seeing the science of why people have preferences. 

This episode talks about the concept of passing as it relates to not only the LGBTQIA+ community, but along sides other identities (ethnic, socioeconomic, class, etc). Details explaining the concept of passing, gatekeeping, clocking, and intersectionality are used.

This is the official trailer for Freudian Slip. The episode consists of a preview of the podcast's pacing, style, and form of delivery. The concept talked about as a sample, is why people find others attractive. The psychology of attraction is broken down into segments, and ultimately leads to what fully makes humans feel interested in others.