In this podcast, I talk to a PhD student Hannah Baer on why do you want to do a PhD? We explore Hannah's current work and what motivated her to do it. She also goes on to explain the importance of the Science in Society   

Discussion Points  

(00:00) (Introductions)  

(05:30) What's your research about?  

(08:30) What made you do a PhD?  

(15:44) When did you first come across science?  

(23:00) Processing the Journey  

(27:00) Science for the Society  

(29:00) Being Under pressure  

(36:00) Last word   

Connect with Hannah Baer (https://www.instagram.com/hannibaer/ 

About this Podcast 

Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.  My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.  

Connect with me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jolelmiah/ 

Subscribe to my Youtube Profile account where I also share my own journey https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ZE...

This interview I talk My Psych Career Coach on the work she is doing to helping psychology graduates. What do Psychology Graduates look for and what help is being offered?  

Discussion Points 

(00:00) Introductions 

(07:00) Supporting people 

(13:30) Building Resilience

(20:00) Why did you study Psychology? 

(23:30) More questions than answers 

(25:00) Did you find what you are looking for? 

(29:00) Applying and Learning 

(31:30) What If I came to you? 

(39:00) Why do people find it hard? 

(42:20) Having more than one thing 

(48:00) Stimulating ourselves 

(52:00) Coaching has helped me 

(55:00) How to contact you? 

(57:00) Last word   

Connect with

 My Psych Career Coach https://thepsychologycareersservice.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/mypsychcareercoach/ 

About this Podcast 

Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.   My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.   

Contact me 

If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah

Being an Assistant Psychologist - Sharon B shares her journey into becoming an Assistant Psychologist. We explore what it took for her to become an Assistant Psychologist.   

Discussion points  

(00:00) Introductions 

(05:00) Starting just before the Pandemic 

(10:30) Working from home 

(12:00) Expectations of a Psychologist 

(14:30) What's it like being an Assistant Psychologist 

(22:00) I was an actress 

(23:00) Psychology and my Grandma 

(26:20) The impact of Dementia

(31:50) Why did you want to go into Acting? 

(42:27) Sharon B's YouTube Channel 

(53:00) Social Relationships 

(58:20) Last word

Connect with https://www.instagram.com/sharonbpsych/ 

Subscribe to her channel  

About this Podcast 

Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.   My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.   

Contact me 

If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah

In this interview, I to PhD student Nadine from Lancaster University and we discuss End of life care and the research she is doing. We explore what got her interested in End of life care research  

Discussion Points  

(00:00) Introductions 

(10:00) Finishing the PhD 

(13:20) How many people don't finish a PhD? 

(19:40) Paying for my studies 

(21:00) Passion within 

(24:30) Where does your energy come from? 

(26:00) My friend died when I was 15 

(30:30) Its a calling 

(33:00) Applying theory into practice 

(41:10) How have you managed social relationships? 

(43:20) Kindness matters 

(46:00) The moment of what inspired me to do a PhD? 

(51:54) Living and Dying as One 

(59:00) Last word 

Connect with Nadine on instagram https://www.instagram.com/_nadinepersaud_/ 

About this Podcast 

Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.   My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.   

Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah

This podcast I talk to Aranee who shares her story to raise awareness of Mental Health in South Asian communities after experiencing the loss of her Brother to Suicide. Mental Health matters to everybody

 Points of Discussion 

(00:00) Introductions 

(06:50) Learning from the loss of my brother 

(08:50) Discrimination is real 

(13:00) We can help people 

(18:42) Outside our control 

(19:50) Mental Health and my Brother 

(25:00) Sharing happy memories 

(28:30) Starting a wellbeing group 

(31:30) Create something before a problem starts 

(34:30) Going forward 

(41:30) Last words   

Learn more about Aranee about her work  My blog on bereavement:  https://araneeosteopath7.wixsite.com/website/single-post/2020/07/25/Reflecting-back-10-years-and-thinking-about-Kannan https://araneeosteopath7.wixsite.com/website 

About this Podcast 

Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.   My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.  

Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah

Psychologists discuss Covid on the Coaching Psych Room, this interview we discuss the impact of covid whilst ending the lockdown. Joined by Coaching Psychologists as we end this pandemic in the UK. What can we learn?  About this Podcast, I talk to fellow friends and colleagues in the coaching world and ask them what it's like as we end lockdown during the Pandemic Covid19. We share useful tips and advice and the podcast provided great insight!

Points of discussion

(00:00) Introductions 

(05:50) Mental Health & Stress 

(13:00) Men's Mental Health 

(16:30) Human Interaction & Evolution 

(20:00) Work and Behaviour 

(23:50) What we will we go back to? 

(29:00) Human consciousnesses & Social Injustices 

(32:00) Peer practice support groups 

(39:00) Change is happening 

(42:00) What can coaching offer? 

(43:20) Is COVID19 an event or a moment? 

(47:00) Last words

Studying blood with PhD student is the focus of this podcast. I have always been interested what blood can tell us but never had the nerve to do it so meet someone who does. I talk to PhD student Beth who is undertaking fascinating work.   

Listen to what you like 

(00:00) Introduction 

(08:00) When did you first think about a PhD? 

(12:30) How did you keep going? 

(17:00) Working through Prejudice 

(21:00) When did you first like science?

 (23:30) Bethology on Instagram 

(29:00) Seeking knowledge & Misinformation 

(39:00) Researching Blood 

(49:00) Managing social relationships 

(59:00) Managing workload (1:04:41) Contacting you 

(1:05:30) Last words   

Contact Beth ; https://www.instagram.com/_bethology/ 

About this Podcast 

Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.   My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.   

Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah

In this interview I talk to Meriame about getting a PhD in physics she shares her journey about how she got to where she is today. Watch and Listen to this as we discuss from bed rest to the lab.  

Listen to what you like 

(00:00) Introduction

(04:48) I was the 17 and the only girl in my Physics Class 

(07:30) Headteacher told me I won't ever go to University

(14:50) Why do people put others down? 

(17:50) When did people start believing? 

(21:50) Being patient with yourself 

(23:20) What advice would you give to others? 

(29:00) How can people contact you? 

(32:00) Last word   

Contact Meriame https://www.instagram.com/girl_in_a_physics_world/ and also on her website http://meriameberboucha.weebly.com/    

About this Podcast 

Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.   My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.   

Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah

In this podcast, I talk to John and Russell to mark International Men's Day 2020. We talk about International Men's  Day in relation to Masculinity and Mental Health. This is part 2 named THE PATH

About the guests

John was in the US Military for 18 years during which he’s done multiple tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. John describes himself as “a guy with some life experience that wants to share some of his failures so that you fail better.” He created Men’s Methodology to examine modern masculinity because he feels the rules and landscape or battlefield if you will are different for men and women. John promotes open and honest dialogues to normalize attitudes of weakness and vulnerability for the guys. He also encourages the female perspective from his female followers since it’s critically important to have a holistic discourse about masculinity with both.  Contact John on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mensmethodology/ 

Russell helps men that are feeling stuck develop an unconquerable mindset and learn the fundamentals of neuro-transformation so that they can create extraordinary lives and become the masters of their fate. He believes that our thoughts create our reality and that the key to living the life you want is developing an unconquerable mindset. After going through a personal health crisis that left him near death and unable to walk, he learned the power of the mind to overcome severe tragedy. He left a 25-year career as an Insurance Executive to start Invictus Life, where he now leads men on outdoor adventures and works one-on-one with men to develop their own Unconquerable Mindsets and once again become Masters of their Fate.  Contact Russell on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/russellcr33d/

This interview with Dr Damien Clarke we explore a Mental Health Intervention and Doing a PhD.   

 About Dr Clarke 

I am a Counselling Psychologist and Corporate Wellbeing Expert, I graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a Doctorate in Counselling Psychology (2015 – 2018). I have previous experience in the Corporate World myself (H&K International 2006 – 2011). I am the Founder and CEO of Zeminar; the world's largest health and well-being conference for teenagers. I am currently working with Central Remedial Clinic which is a non-residential national centre established for the care, treatment and development of children and adults with physical disabilities. Since July 2019 I have worked with Spectrum Life, Spectrum Mental Health and Laya Health. I am passionate about the wellbeing of workers in Ireland and I have a particular interest in the stresses of high-pressure corporate life and how we go about getting a greater work-life balance.   

Contact Damien https://www.instagram.com/zeminar.ie/ 

About this Podcast 

Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.   My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.   

Contact me 

If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah