Podcast Bozo

Jo Hemmings is the UK's #1 celebrity psychologist. She does much work on TV shows, prepping guests for combative interviews, helping reality TV stars cope with newfound fame or criticism, and advocates for psychological support for celebrities. This week she informs the Bozos about her life as a psychologist, past celebrities that needed some assistance and her roles behind the scenes of TV and reality shows.

Part 2 of 2. We’ve all seen the big tough motivational icons, Wim Hof, David Goggins. Which had me wondering, does mind over matter matter? What tangible improvements come from watching their videos? Is there a healthier way we can get mind over matter results without being a crazy person? Join us for a conversation on how to have more mental toughness, healthy emotional practices and more!

Part 1 of 2 We’ve all seen the big tough motivational icons, Wim Hof, David Goggins. Which had me wondering, does mind over matter matter? What tangible improvements come from watching their videos? Is there a healthier way we can get mind over matter results without being a crazy person? Join us for a conversation on how to have more mental toughness, healthy emotional practices and more!

Is cancel culture good or bad? In part 3 of this episode, the Bozos try to help you learn more about cancel culture and the positive and negative effects of the movement to cancel. Stay till the end and you may hear how to make up for mistakes and the best way to move on from a major disaster. If you associate “me too” and cancel culture, then it may be time to expand your horizons and learn who has been canceled in the past year.

Is cancel culture good or bad? In part 2 of this series, the Bozos try to help you learn more about cancel culture and the positive and negative effects of the movement to cancel. Stay till the end and you may hear how to make up for mistakes and the best way to move on from a major disaster. If you associate “me too” and cancel culture, then it may be time to expand your horizons and learn who has been canceled in the past year.

Is cancel culture good or bad? In part 1 of this series, the Bozos try to help you learn more about cancel culture and the positive and negative effects of the movement to cancel. Stay till the end and you may hear how to make up for mistakes and the best way to move on from a major disaster. If you associate “me too” and cancel culture, then it may be time to expand your horizons and learn who has been canceled in the past year.

Today, the Bozos jump into a discussion of how to avoid black and white thinking. In other words; how to think in shades of grey, what that means, and larger implications of mental health, being too certain and all-or-nothing politics. Do yo find black and white thinking to be annoying, harmful, or have any other opinions on the matter? Did you know that it can be a sign of depression, anxiety and other mental issues? Absolutism and being too certain can lead to an all-or-nothing type of thinking that keeps you from thinking contextually (shades of grey). Jump in with the Bozos in this casual learning episode.

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Podcast Bozo is brought to you by three long-time friends who find joy in observing life and laughing. Our goal with the show is to provide entertainment through light learning, comedy and helping you feel like you’re a part of our conversation. Whether it’s just us or we bring on a guest, we hope you feel like you’re right there with us.

Maura Quint joins us for this episode. She’s an executive for the Tax March organization and a political comedy writer joining us for this fun and interesting podcast interview with a writer. During the episode we learn about what drives Maura, what side of writing she loves most, how being with Tax March has changed since it’s inception, her story of becoming a comedy writer, how her political writing career has taken shape, Gilmore Girls, Bernie’s Mittens and more. We thoroughly enjoyed her insights to political satire writing during one of our most interesting podcast interviews.

Want to watch or listen to more Podcast Bozo? Check us out on Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Youtube, PodPlayer or any other of your favorite services. Looking to donate to the Bozo cause? Then feel free to contribute to our beer fund on PodcastBozo.com.

Podcast Bozo is brought to you by three long-time friends who find joy in observing life and laughing. Our goal with the show is to provide entertainment through light learning, comedy and helping you feel like you’re a part of our conversation. Whether it’s just us or we bring on a guest, we hope you feel like you’re right there with us.

Ever wonder the consumer psychology behind Advertising, what the positive and negative affects of advertising are, or asked the question “Is advertising harmful to society?” Join us in a discussion of advertising influence and persuasion, negative and positive affects, harm to society, the power of advertising and more. This is part two of a two-part discussion about Advertising Psychology, and how advertisers use subliminal persuasion techniques to hack our brains like the rhetorical appeals like ethos, logos and pathos. We later talk about the harmful and unethical tricks that advertising and marketing use to influence you.

The Psychology behind Advertising can be boiled down to perception. Consumer psychology is a practice that came into wide-spread use in the early 1960s (in the form of focus groups, product testing and psychology) and is now used widely by just about every brand you buy. If you haven’t seen Rory Sutherland’s summit talk on this subject, it is a must watch as well. In this episode we talk about the history of advertising, digital marketing history, evolution of marketing that we see today, the big five personality test (OCEAN test) and more. For clarification** the Big 5 Personality test is a test of one’s openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, neuroticism and how they work together to form their persona. Knowledge of these traits help advertisers sculpt their message to hack your psychology. This is a practice called Neuromarketing, we will also cover some funny ad examples and touch on Neuromarketing advertising examples. This is part one of our two-part episode on the psychology behind advertising.

Want to watch or listen to more Podcast Bozo? Check us out on Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Youtube, PodPlayer or any other of your favorite services. Looking to donate to the Bozo cause? Then feel free to contribute to our beer fund on PodcastBozo.com.

Podcast Bozo is brought to you by three long-time friends who find joy in observing life and laughing. Our goal with the show is to provide entertainment through light learning, comedy and helping you feel like you’re a part of our conversation. Whether it’s just us or we bring on a guest, we hope you feel like you’re right there with us.