Unpopular Culture

To continue UPC's Year 3 celebration, here is a follow up conversation about the psychology of gullibility . Thank you for all of your love and support these past 3 years!

To help celebrate 3 years of UPC, we release one of our best episodes with some updates on the case and behind the scenes commentary.

The infamous and recent story about about two twelve year old girls who tried to murder their friend in the name of the fictional internet character, SlenderMan. In what is NOW known as the SlenderMan Trial, their case has made national news as Anissa Weir and Morgan Geyser were both found NOT GUILTY for attempted first-degree homicide on the basis of being mentally-ill, specifically suffering from Shared Psychotic Disorder.

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We rank 9 pseudo-psychology "facts" found on Instagram under the hashtag #psychologyfacts

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Prof. Michael Drane dives answers this question- When is cannibalism morally justified? We explore the 3 reasons why humans eat people.

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Prof. Michael Drane interviews Eating Disorder Specialist Emily Capelli

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Prof. Drane covers levels 6-8 on Dr. Michael Stones "Scale of Evil"

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Self-Defense Murder: Level 4

These people kill in self-defense, but they aren't entirely innocent themselves; they may have been "extremely provocative" toward their victim. Traumatized, desperate persons who killed abusive relatives or other people, but who show remorse for their crime and are not psychopaths.

Desperate Measures Murder: Level 5

These are traumatized, desperate killers of abusive relatives or others -- but they lack "significant psychopathic traits" and are genuinely remorseful.

We Review "The Scale of Evil", Created by Dr. Michael Stone

Prof. Michael Drane reviews level 4 & 5 in this multi-part mini-series

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What are your thoughts on service level agreements for sex? Are there levels of addiction? How would someone know if they were addicted to sex?

Prof. Michael Drane explains the hotly debated topic of sex addiction

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What do U.S. Presidents and psychopaths have in common? Prof. Michael Drane explores personality traits shared by government leaders and serial killers alike.

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Prof. Michael Drane provides a review of Queer Eye, including trivia, reviews, & The Psychology of how people make change in their lives.