America has not become more secular. We have simply displaced our religious impulses onto our politics. Tune in as Dr. Klein describes the new American tradition of witch burning! 

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This is the first poetry reading. I hope that you will submit your poems to me through www.thinkingkind.com. I will review each weeks submissions, select one that resonates with me, and read it on air. 

Psychologist, Psychoanalyst, and informal philosopher, Lucas A. Klein, Ph.D., forcefully illustrates the divide between Postmodernism and the classical philosophers.  Ours is a time fraught with tension between the will to build and the impulse to destroy. 

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Reason and evidence have been under attack. The academy and our social discourses have devolved into movements that value personal conviction and disregard evidence as irrelevant. 

The host, a clinical and forensic psychologist as well as psychoanalyst, makes a compelling case as to how the technological shifts have amplified this problem. He then walks the listener through a basic philosophy introduction, and finally describes ideal methods of public discourse. 

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Clinical Psychologist describes the state of Portland, Oregon, causes of decline, and methods of improvement. 

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Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst addresses some ways that the social justice movements in America may in fact be denying the effects of racial traumas. 

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Please allow me to introduce myself. Take a listen, and get a sense if you want to follow my style of thinking. Thanks for tuning in, Lucas A. Klein, Ph.D.

Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst, Lucas A. Klein, Ph.D., addresses problems with Critical Race Theory and presents methods of improving the national dialogue on what is an incredibly important topic. 

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Psychologist and Psychoanalyst, Lucas A. Klein, Ph.D. takes a brief look at the consequences of prohibitions of talking and of observing evidence. 

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Clinical Psychologist and Psychoanalyst addresses relevant issues of the times in the west in a straightforward, honest, and also compassionate manner. The first episode describes a narcissistic fragmentation of the self that is stopping people from talking together in meaningful ways.