Static

It's been too long since the last one. There's been stories spread that we have been off making cheese in the Blue Mountains and spending days staring at the moon, so we're here to address these scandalous claims and for once in our lives be serious

James went on ABC radio to talk about the 3 years he worked in Australian jails as a psychologist and how it can be really isolating for people locked up during the Christmas period.

James went on ABC Brisbane radio to talk about how to talk to kids and process negative news about gun violence. This episode may contain distressing content. TW: discussing Wieambilla shooting in Queensland

James went on ABC Queensland radio to talk about how music can affect our emotions and be used as a tool to help our mental health. Host Ashwin Segkar on ABC Brisbane

Dave and our mate Isaac used to say that James was from "Smelbourne" but oh how the tables have turned, Dave and Isaac are currently living in Melbourne and James is in Bris.

This is the last in-person episode before Davey heads to Melbourne for two months

On this episode of Static, James talks politics, Dave goes down the existential rabbithole, and Chris (our foreign correspondant in Thailand) tells us about psilocybin mushrooms. Cooking with the gang

James went on ABC radio to talk about the psychology of change this week, here is the recording of that chat. Retirement, moving state or country, or changing your direction in life can all increase our anxiety and stress but what can we do about it?

We had a lot of messages to do a part II to our mental health chat. Whilst we are both psychologists, none of this is professional advice, but it is to break down the stigma of having mental health issues and that seeking help is a great thing.

James talks about anxiety disorders and his mental health

James and Dave talk garbage like usual but this time with some top tips for saving $50k on a Mercedes, why theres cars for car people and tech for tech people.

This was recorded just prior to the Brisbane floods in 2022 which caused substantial damage to thousands of homes and businesses