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Talks about Shamanism and Animism, by Nicholas Breeze Wood, editor of Sacred Hoop Magazine - the international magazine about shamanic spirituality.

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A Bonus Episode about Wealth PracticesSacred Hoop Magazine Website3Worlds Gallery Website Patreon - support Nick's work - buy him a cup of coffee!January 2023

3Worlds Shamanism S04E11 - Wealth Practice - Bonus Episode

Creating Ceremony and building protection around you and others - Part two of an extract from 'Walking with the Tiger' by Nicholas Breeze WoodAvailable as a paperback and a kindle ebook from Amazon and direct from NicholasSacred Hoop Magazine Website3Worlds Gallery Website Patreon - support Nick's work - buy him a cup of coffee!December 2022

3Worlds Shamanism S04E10 - Protection and Creating Ceremony - Part Two

Creating Ceremony and building protection around you and others - Part one of an extract from 'Walking with the Tiger' by Nicholas Breeze WoodAvailable as a paperback and a kindle ebook from Amazon and direct from NicholasSacred Hoop Magazine Website3Worlds Gallery Website Patreon - support Nick's work - buy him a cup of coffee!December 2022

3Worlds Shamanism S04E09 - Protection and Creating Ceremony - Part One

The second part of an interview with the late Eliot Cowan about Plant Spirit Medicine,    recorded in 2010Sacred Hoop Magazine Website3Worlds Gallery Website Patreon - support Nick's work - buy him a cup of coffee!

3Worlds Shamanism S04E08 - Plant Spirits: Eliot Cowan - Part Two

The first part of an interview with the late Eliot Cowan about Plant Spirit Medicine,    recorded in 2010Sacred Hoop Magazine Website3Worlds Gallery Website Patreon - support Nick's work - buy him a cup of coffee!(December 2022)

3Worlds Shamanism S04E07 - Plant Spirits: Eliot Cowan - Part One

3Worlds - The Shamanism Podcast

This is a podcast about deciphering human behavior and understanding why people do the things they do. I, Zach Elwood, talk with people from a wide range of fields about how they make sense of human behavior and psychology. I've talked to jury consultants, interrogation professionals, behavior resea...

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A reshare of a 2022 talk I had with existential psychologist Kirk Schneider. We talk about existential psychology and the power of being able to better understand and recognize the core anxieties we all have about existence, such as our fear of death, meaninglessness, isolation, and freedom. Other topics: how existence can be awe-inspiring but also terrifying; what “existential psychology” and “humanistic psychology” are and how those forms of psychology/therapy differ from more well known and traditional forms of therapy (e.g., psychotherapy); the psychology behind political polarization and narcissism.
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The awe and horror of existence: a talk with psychologist Kirk Schneider

Thoughts about how an awareness of life's strangeness might impact us, both positively and negatively, and how that might relate to existential psychology concepts. Topics include: how an awareness of life's strangeness might be seen to be a core existential stressor (like the fear of death, or fear of isolation); how this might relate to religious/spiritual experience; how this might relate to traumatic experience and PTSD; how being aware of life's strangeness might make one more likely to embrace nonsensical, low-evidence beliefs of various sorts; how this might relate to mental illness (including psychosis and delusion).  
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The strangeness of life and existential psychology

   A talk with Robin Dibble, an experienced Albuquerque-area service industry professional who’s worked in every aspect of the business, from waiting tables, to cooking, to managing restaurants and night clubs. Topics include: psychological strategies servers use to get more tips; how menu design can affect what people order; reading customer satisfaction as a restaurant manager; the factors in deciding to cut someone off from drinking; lighting and acoustics considerations when designing a comfortable space. This is a reshare of a 2019 talk. 
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Psychology in waiting tables and running a restaurant, with Robin Dibble

I talk to former members of the House of Representatives Luke Messer (Republican) and Elizabeth Esty (Democrat). We talk about: political polarization; their experiences being in congress during such a highly polarized period of time; their ideas for reducing toxic polarization, and more. 
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Two former congresspeople, a Democrat and a Republican, discuss toxic polarization

A talk with Russell Hurlburt, who’s researched inner experience for more than five decades. He is the author of 6 books and many articles on the topic of mental experience. Topics discussed include: The difficulty of describing inner experience; the ambiguities in the classification of “aphantasia” (reporting no visual qualities in one’s thought processes); the ambiguities in the “inner monologue” concept; thought on whether dreams are visual or not; and more. 
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Aphantasia, internal monologue, and the challenges of describing thought, with Russell Hurlburt

People Who Read People: A Behavior and Psychology Podcast

This is Arbitror's weekly podcast on policy matters and current events happening around the globe. Arbitror contributors and staff meet weekly to discuss both trending and more obscure global issues. Arbitror is a publication which turns a critical lens onto the world’s leading governments with the ...

For weeks now, the stock market in the U.S. has been topsy turvy. Some are simply dubbing the fluctuations a "correction," but ghosts from the subprime mortgage past are creeping around and hints of a tech bubble loom in the distance. We discuss this and how it might affect different demographics.

Music by 4barrelcarb with a CC0 1.0 license for Freesound (https://freesound.org/people/4barrelcarb/sounds/362832/)

The Wackadoodle Stock Market

In the first installment of our second season, we review "Darkest Hour," a film that looks into the weeks of Winston Churchill's life prior to the Battle of Dunkirk. We take a look at this film's overall quality, its historical accuracy, and what it means in the 21st century... all while downing pinot noir.

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Season 2 Premiere: Darkest Hour

Arbiters Sophia Freuden, Drake MacFarlane, and Jordan Paul convene for the final episode of Arbitration's first season to discuss two upcoming SCOTUS cases... all while downing pints of beer. What could go wrong?

Music: "VIva.wav" by martysonic with a CC BY-NC 3.0 license for Freesoung.org (https://freesound.org/people/martysonic/sounds/391105/)

Season 1 Finale: Friends Don't Let Friends Drink and Discuss SCOTUS Cases

Referendums are all the rage, and we've noticed. We take a look at independence referendums of recent days in Catalonia, Spain and the Kurdish region of Iraq known as Kurdistan. Realism and constructivism butt heads yet again, this time over the likeliness of how successful these referendums will be.

Music: "voyage loop" by zagi2 (https://freesound.org/people/zagi2/sounds/319407/) and Trumpet Fanfare by benjaminharveydesign (https://freesound.org/people/benjaminharveydesign/sounds/350428/)

Do Referendums Work? From Catalonia to Kurdistan

We tackle the decades-long ethnic tension between the Rohingya Muslims and Myanmarese government that in recent weeks has culminated in what could be a genocide. We specifically take a look at international norm proliferation and why states speak of genocide, but neglect to intervene.

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Norms Are Normal Because We Think They Are

Arbitration

Exploring the nuances in medicine and the human psyche from a feminine, millennial perspective

In episode 14 of the medical podcast, Atypical Presentation, where we explore the nuances and less traveled topics in medicine and psychology, we explore the trending phenomenon of burnout in the medical field.  A 2019 study shows that 44% of medical practitioners are experiencing burnout.  But what exactly does this mean?  And how can it not only affect ourselves, but also our health, our relationships, and the very people we aim to serve?  Listen to find out.

Jaded

In episode 13 of the medical podcast, Atypical Presentation, where we explore the nuances and less traveled topics in medicine and psychology, we explore the world of creativity and the different personality traits and characteristics that make up a "creative" person.  In addition, the romanticized view that a creative genius has a degree of madness is explored.  How do anxiety and depression play a role in creativity? Listen to find out.

Creative Anxiety

In episode 12 of the medical podcast, Atypical Presentation, where we explore the nuances and less traveled topics in medicine and psychology, we explore a different side to the much studied post traumatic stress disorder.  What positivity can possibly arise in the face of trauma?  That is where post-traumatic growth exists, which we explore in detail, especially in the context to intimate partner violence.

The Phoenix

This is the first episode of Season 2 of the medical podcast, Atypical Presentation, where we explore the nuances and less traveled topics in medicine and psychology, and specifically talk about a season of newness in one's life, especially tackling the age old question, "who am I?" and the questions to ask to start this journey of self discovery and facilitation of the best neuroplastic environment to foster lasting change.

Identity

Welcome to the very first episode of the medical podcast, Atypical Presentation, where we explore the nuances and less traveled topics in medicine, and specifically here we talk about a medical student's (or physician assistant student!!!) role in one of the most intimate moments in a pregnant woman's life: her delivery date.

Blood, Birth, Babies... and a Student

Atypical Presentation

&quot;The All In The Family Podcast,&quot; hosted by Chris Novembrino &amp; Lindsay Duke, takes a retrospective look at the classic 1970s television show through the context of the politics and culture of today.&nbsp;

Chris & Lindsay discuss Episode 13 of Season 3, “Archie And The Bowling 
Team,” where Archie encounters the beginnings of Equal Opportunity 
compliance and Affirmative Action policies in the form of an audition for a 
high-profile bowling team.

Season 3, Ep. 13: Archie and the Bowling Team

Chris & Lindsay discuss Episode 11 of Season 3, "Mike's Appendix," where 
Mike has an acute case of appendicitis, leading to a robust conversation 
between the Bunker household over doctors.

Season 3, Ep. 11: Mike's Appendix

Chris & Lindsay discuss Episode 9 & 10 of Season 3, "Flashback: Mike and Gloria's Wedding," where Mike and Gloria revisit their wedding day.

Season 3, Ep. 9 & 10: Flashback: Mike and Gloria's Wedding

Chris & Lindsay discuss Episode 3 of Season 7, "The Bunkers And The Swingers," where Edith (who is dealing with a little Empty Nest Syndrome) uses a personal ad to make some new friends with an age-appropriate couple.

Season 3, Ep. 7: The Bunkers and the Swingers

Chris & Lindsay discuss Episode 3 of Season 5, "Lionel Steps Out," where Lionel finally confronts Archie about his opinions on race!

Season 3, Ep. 5: Lionel Steps Out

The All In The Family Podcast

Not your usual urban legends podcast. Scary Stories is an atmospheric exploration of the psychology of fear told through those classic stories that happened to a friend of a friend. Say a fond farewell to folklore because these are the stories we hope aren't true ...

Fiction

Hypnosis is a dark art. Under its spell, we become like puppets at the hands of the sinister Svengali. But sometimes, those things that we are scared of can be far more unsettling than even we first realised.

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Et Maintenant Dors, Ma Mignonne

Our homes are meant to be a safe place of refuge. But despite all we do to protect them, houses are not always as secure as we like to think. And often they are haunted by more than just ghosts.

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Home Sweet Home

Doppelgängers have long been a mainstay of folklore, manifesting as ghostly apparitions or demonic doubles. But we should take care, because it’s not as easy as we think to identify who exactly is the monster.

h/t to Hope Clayton

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Malignant Enemies and Cheerful Company

It is a natural human tendency to search for control in an unpredictable world. But sometimes the desire for control can consume us until we become a slave to it, and even pay for it with our lives. 

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The World's Greatest Lie

Cultures around the world often express emotions differently but they share core feelings nonetheless. They are important for processing our experiences of the world, and even the ones which we shy from, emotions like fear, might just save our lives.

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The Wellsprings of Human Violence

Scary Stories

Psyched for Space! Join Amanda and Jessica as they discuss psychology and outer space!

Episode 37 of Headspace the Podcast! On this episode, Amanda talks about a recent study with some insight as to why we sometimes lose our memory shortly after losing hearing due to age. Jessica gives information about some ideas in the field of cosmology, or how our universe became what it is today.

Losing Memory After Hearing and Cosmology

Episode 36 of Headspace the Podcast! On this episode, Amanda talks about a recent study on spacey's effect on the brain. Jessica gives information about the most energetic Quasar we've ever measured.

Space's Effect on Brains and an Energetic Quasar

Episode 35 of Headspace the Podcast! On this episode, Amanda talks about a recent study on empathy detection. Jessica gives information about Earth's new moon.

Empathy Detection and New Moon

Episode 34 of Headspace the Podcast! On this episode, Amanda talks about a recent study on learning difficulties. Jessica gives information about a recent development with Betelgeuse.

Learning Difficulties and Betelgeuse

Episode 33 of Headspace the Podcast! On this episode, Amanda talks about a study examining the effects of shrooms on cancer patients. Jessica gives information about the Spitzer space telescope.

Cancer on Shrooms and the Spitzer Space Telescope

Headspace The Podcast

Government, elections, historical myths, webs of influence – they’re all affecting your health more than you think.

Jake speaks with Dr. Sandro Galea, Dean of Boston University's School of Public Health. Dr. Galea has authored a new book, "Within Reason: A Liberal Public Health for an Illiberal Time," in which he contends that public health has strayed from its roots within the classical liberal tradition, especially during the pandemic, and should now re-embrace the pursuit of knowledge through reasoned inquiry and open debate. 

Illiberalism and Public Health

We've heard a lot from adult sources on our youth mental health crisis in recent years, but what do young people themselves have to say? Jake speaks with two teen leaders, Lily Poteet and Braeden Turner, about their activism on youth mental health. They have launched a podcast, called "The Prosperity Project," that explores issues including suicide, stress and perfectionism.

Youth Mental Health, According to Youth

Jake speaks with Dr. Keshia Pollack Porter of the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University and Katrina Forrest, Co-Executive Director of City Health. Porter and Forrest have co-authored Policy Engagement, a book that guides public health practitioners on engaging with policymakers to create a healthier, more equitable world. Their conversation covers the book, along with examining the political moment in which the field of public health finds itself after the pandemic.

A Field Guide for Policy Engagement on Public Health

Jake speaks with Danny Weiss, Chief Advocacy Officer at Common Sense Media. They cover how social media is impacting young people, how public policy can mitigate this impact, and how Common Sense Media is helping to educate kids and parents about how to safely navigate online platforms.

Social Media's Impact on Youth Mental Health

Excessive alcohol consumption and related deaths are on the rise. Why is this happening and what can we do about it? Jake speaks with Dr. Bill Burman about the latest data and possible policy solutions to address this public health challenge. 

America, We Have a Drinking Problem

The Wooden Teeth Show

Amazing things happen when girls discover Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math – yet according to the University of Washington's I-LABS, girls can start believing that certain activities are for boys as early as the second grade. To show off the true potential of tomorrow’s brightest STEA...

It all comes down to this: After weeks of hard work and preparation, Faith, Bryn, and Erin will see if their cars have what it takes against hundreds of other Girl Scouts at regional competitions in San Gorgonio, Detroit, and Dallas. In the third and final episode of Life on the Fast Track, we’ll go inside race day and hear how our girls’ grand designs play out on the track. Life on the Fast Track is produced by Slate Studios in collaboration with Ford.

Start Your Engines

Translating an imaginative design into a fast and functioning car is what separates winners from the pack. In Episode 2 of Life on the Fast Track, we’ll check in with Faith, Bryn, and Erin to see how they’re managing the design portion of the competition – from making adjustments and solving unexpected problems, to experimenting with power tools. Life on the Fast Track is produced by Slate Studios in collaboration with Ford.

If You Build It, It Will Run

Every great car starts as a great idea on paper. In Episode 1 of Life on the Fast Track, we’ll get to know our three Girl Scout contestants – Faith, from California; Bryn, from Michigan; and Erin, from Texas – and talk through their thoughts on car design. Hear about what inspires them, what makes cars go fast, and of course, how their cars will stand out from the crowd. Life on the Fast Track is produced by Slate Studios in collaboration with Ford.

The Track Is the Limit

Life on the Fast Track

Both thinking and feeling require a certain level of awareness; lest you get swept away into a storyline that isn't accurate at all + What you need to know for the week of June 17-23 Find Natha at Electra Astrology Listen in as Natha intertwines astrological insights, spiritual teachings, and psychological wisdom. Whether you're interested in learning astrology or understanding your psyche better, these episodes are perfect for you.   Plus- whats happening this week in the astrological skies? Natha lets you in on those adventures too.   

The Messenger meets the Queen: Gemini into Cancer

Astro Atlas: You know you're cute and quirky, and your mind is a treasure trove of gifts right?  + What you need to know for the week of June 10-16 Find Natha at Electra Astrology Listen in as Natha intertwines astrological insights, spiritual teachings, and psychological wisdom. Whether you're interested in learning astrology or understanding your psyche better, these episodes are perfect for you. Plus- whats happening this week in the astrological skies? Natha lets you in on those adventures too.     

Your Brainy Brilliance: the Gemini Gifts

Astro Atlas: Gossip, lies, and overwhelm! But we still love Gemini + What you need to know for the week of June 4-10 2024 Find Natha  Listen in as Natha intertwines astrological insights, spiritual teachings, and psychological wisdom. Whether you're interested in learning astrology or understanding your psyche better, these episodes are perfect for you.        

The Perks of Mind Control: the Gemini Shadow

Astro Atlas: Immediate information versus the viewpoint, which is better? + What you need to know for the week of May 27-June 2 Find Natha Season 5 brings a shift from practitioner interviews on spiritual navigation tools to a weekly astrological forecast. These forecasts go beyond just astrology; they intertwine spiritual teachings, delve into astrological insights, and explore the depths of the human psyche. Whether you're interested in learning astrology, understanding yourself better, or following a spiritual awakening path, these episodes are perfect for you. Join Natha every week on a journey through the zodiac.        

The Remarkable and Totally Annoying Mind: Gemini meets Sagittarius

Astro Atlas: Leaving the body and entering the mind + What you need to know for the week of May 20-26   Find Natha   Season 5 brings a shift from practitioner interviews on spiritual navigation tools to a weekly astrological forecast. These forecasts go beyond just astrology; they intertwine spiritual teachings, delve into astrological insights, and explore the depths of the human psyche. Whether you're interested in learning astrology, understanding yourself better, or following a spiritual awakening path, these episodes are perfect for you. Join Natha every week on a journey through the zodiac.        

Let the Overthinking Begin: its Gemini Season

Star Narratives The Podcast

A Moment in Reason is, for lack of a better description, a short skeptical and rational rant.  Topic subjects vary but, with few exceptions, every episode of A Moment in Reason is a brief comment on that subject.

The war on this season, a few updates and two songs from The Fump.

Christmas 2011

Policing for Profit

Brownie Blue

Traditional media commenting on how amateurs commentators need to be controlled and Andrew Keen commenting on how user generated free content is assaulting our economy, culture and values.

You’re An Amateur, Now Shut Up

The new SyFy show "Mary Knows Best" and the followers of woo.

A Moment in Reason; a short skeptical and rational rant

Uncovering hidden stories of historic places

The north side of Portland, Oregon, in the late 1800s was the scene of a violent, raucous waterfront, where illicit cargoes from Asia were offloaded, drunken sailors “shanghaied,” the brothels were always busy, and dark opium dens offered escape from the burdens of life. The profits from all these vices—including the smuggling of illegal immigrants from China—flowed to the elegant south side of town.

In this next episode we’ll travel to the docks, whiskey joints, opium dens, and boarding houses of the north side of Portland, Oregon in the late 1800s, a lawless district that contrasted sharply with the neat homes and neighborhoods of the city’s south side. We’ll tell a tale of how these two very different neighborhoods were brought together by a vast smuggling ring masterminded by some of the city’s business elite. The smugglers’ stock in trade were what we now call “undocumented immigrants” coming from China and willing to work in the mines, canneries, lumbering camps. But along with the human cargo, the smugglers’ profits were made from illicitly imported barrels of opium for distribution along the West Coast. Drugs and immigrants, then as now, were an explosive political issue. We’ll discover who were the victims of this smuggling ring and who got off scot free.
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* PortDover.mp3, by billcanada, Licensed under Creative Commons: Sampling+ license, https://freesound.org/people/billcanada/sounds/17362/
* The Steamship Princess Marguerite II ( Maggie ) Makes her Last Landing in Seattle, Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzHtRgtupss
* Ishikari Lore Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
* 張連生　賽馬, TenmaErhuSchoo, Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvv3gGuFST4
* Crowd of extras in a waiting room, by nebulousflynn, Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, https://freesound.org/people/nebulousflynn/sounds/269060/
* “Comic Plodding” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
* 張連生　二泉映月, TenmaErhuSchoo, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfPpqNxO9B8
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* Pencil, Writing, Close, A.wav, by InspectorJ , Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/398271/
* Opium Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
* Splash, by daveincamas, Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, https://freesound.org/people/daveincamas/sounds/59104/
* “Waltz (Tschikovsky Op. 40)” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
* “Hyperfun” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/


Case 18: Smugglers of Portland, OR

Diamond necklaces, rings, and other expensive baubles were an irresistible attraction to the light-fingered burglars who preyed on the wealthy winter visitors to Miami Beach in its early days. One particularly light-fingered jewel thief became the arch-villain of this elegant resort scene. Even after his arrest and imprisonment, the enormous hauls of jewels lifted by this sly criminal kept his legend alive.
The stylish winter playground of Miami Beach in the Roaring Twenties and 1930s—a narrow strip of sandy beaches and luxurious Art Deco hotels—was a popular gathering place for Hollywood celebrities and the nation’s wealthiest elite. In this episode we’ll tell the story of one of the era’s most notorious jewel thieves: a shrewd New Yorker who went by dozens of aliases and mixed unnoticed among the crowds of tuxedoed and bejeweled winter visitors. His method of larceny involved no violence, no confrontation—just an intimate knowledge of Miami Beach’s social scene. He struck when he knew that his wealthy victims would be away from their hotel rooms. Diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and thick wads of banknotes were his spoils. We’ll hear about his daring heists, how the police tried to put an end to them, and how his legacy continues as Miami Beach lives on as a sun-drenched meeting place for the rich and famous—and for some of the world’s greatest grifters and light-fingered jewel thieves.
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* Door falls to floor.wav, CastIronCarousel, Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license, https://freesound.org/people/CastIronCarousel/sounds/216749/
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* Money Monster Ragtime, by Giorgio di Campo – Freesound Music https://open.spotify.com/user/cabcana, Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoV5ljd9JsM
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* Club chatter, London, by mlteenie, Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license, https://freesound.org/people/mlteenie/sounds/152874/
* “Dances and Dames” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
* Fast Talkin Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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* In Your Arms Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, <a href="http://creativecommons.

Social Sciences Podcasts / Page 9

3Worlds - The Shamanism Podcast

People Who Read People: A Behavior and Psychology Podcast

Arbitration

Atypical Presentation

The All In The Family Podcast

Scary Stories

Headspace The Podcast

The Wooden Teeth Show

Life on the Fast Track

Star Narratives The Podcast

A Moment in Reason; a short skeptical and rational rant

Places of Legend

Coloquio

Trauma-Informed Everything

Guided Meditations by One Mind Therapy

Child Psychology Podcast

Soziopod (Soziologie, Philosophie, soziale Arbeit, Wissenschaft, Pädagogik)

New Books in Science, Technology, and Society

Grief Works

Antijantepodden

Twisting the Plot

Zero Waste Life Hacks Podcast

The Stress-Less Life with Dr. Yip

The Marc Cox Morning Show

The Science of Psychotherapy

Community Broadband Bits

K99.1FM's Second Date Update

Trauma Chat Podcast

Life on the Streets: Voices of the Homeless of Silicon Valley

We Can Be podcast - The Heinz Endowments

Military Life Radio | Navy Wife Radio | The Military Spouse Show

Behavioral Banter

Let's Talk Talk

Theory and History

The American Thanatologist

Lucidity

The Ridiculously Human Podcast

A VerySpatial Podcast | Discussions on Geography and Geospatial Technologies

Hero Science

Someone You Should Know

The Pack Animal Podcast

The Reframe

excuse me, i have concerns

The Behavior Trap

Social Psychology Lectures

Cannabis Confidential with Dr Dina

Kapitalet

DBT & Me

The Medical Mind

Chub Creek Podcast