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This is the second of two parts about the series Stranger Things. This part focuses on broader themes, such as nerd culture and gender identity.
Part 1
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CW: trauma, eating disorders, abusive relationships
It sounds like I'm saying Barrier Gays, but the trope is called Bury Your Gays lol
This is the first of two parts about the series Stranger Things. This part focuses on individual characters, such as Max, Eleven, and Vecna. The next part will focus on more prominent themes throughout the entire season.
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Content warning: abusive behavior, suicidal ideation, suicide, child abuse
It's time to talk about a controversial figure in the music scene: Machine Gun Kelly. Can we hold empathy and criticism for a public figure at the same time? I think so and hope this episode demonstrates that.
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Content warning: domestic violence, school-based violence
This week I tackle the 2020 album, Dreamland, by indie electro-pop band Glass Animals. You've probably heard their song, Heat Waves, one thousand times on the radio. But this episode takes a look at 4 different tracks from the album and what they have to tell us, mostly about relationships.
Tangerine
Space Ghost Coast to Coast
Melon and the Coconut
Domestic Bliss
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Content warning: suicidal ideation, school-based violence, gun violence
This week I am joined by Jane Padilla, a high school English teacher, for a discussion on the massive exodus of teachers from the education system. We discuss components of burnout, the unique duties of teachers that no one ever hears about, and some practical tips to manage burnout while we wait for systemic change.
Donor's Choose, as mentioned in the episode.
News clip played in episode
Jane's Instagram
Jane's Twitch
Jane's Twitter
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This minisode is about the cognitive bias called mean world syndrome. This is related to violence as depicted in media and how violent we perceive society to be. I think this bias is particularly salient to be aware of these days, as rhetoric about spiraling crime rates abounds.
Interview with George Gerbner
Carlos Maza video on policing
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If you like the Netflix special Inside and want more of that delicious content, then this is the episode for you! Bo Burnham recently posted a follow-up on his YouTube channel full of content that didn't make it into the original special. There's more to talk about, so I had to do another episode.
This episode is the follow-up to episode 4, Inside by Bo Burnham.
Biden
Five Years
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CONTENT WARNING: child abuse, violence, suicidality
The show is back from hiatus! We are jumping right in with the classic 2010 film, Shutter Island. This film is a perfect fit for this podcast, as it is all about representations of psychology! Check out the episode to learn more about applying Fairbarn's moral defense to the main character (this is for my psychoanalytic listeners lol).
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I'm taking a brief hiatus from the show. New episodes will return on August 12th. Check out the older episodes in the meantime! See you soon!
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Content Warning: Brief mentions of suicide
This week is another cognitive bias mini-episode! This one focuses on the hot-cold empathy gap, which has implications for how we think about our past actions, future decisions, and others.
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