PsychTalk explores the human mind at every scale, from neurons in the brain, to individual behavior, to society and culture. Hear diverse ideas from psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, sociology, linguistics, economics, and beyond. Every week we have about an hour of conversations with featured guests, games with listeners, and reports on fresh topics. Join us as we marvel at why people think and act the way they do. And find us at www.psychtalkradio.com
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Dr. David Myers is a renowned social psychologist and a prolific writer and educator. His bestselling psychology textbooks have been translated into t...
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When our storyteller Liz Paxton first talked to a Peace Corps recruiter, she asked to do business work somewhere warm, but she was offered a post teac...
Quantified Self is a movement of people tracking and quantifying their own lives. They often know the answers to questions such as, What is your curre...
Patricia Ruiz Asturias is the Director of the Modern American English School, known to its students as El MAES, in Antigua, Guatemala. Patricia goes b...
Marriage counseling meets boating vacation: gimmick or dopamine delivery system? That’s the question of the hour in our conversation with Dr. Bryce Ka...
Learn about the power of improv and its connections to mindfulness and spirituality in this fun-packed conversation with Anoo Tree Brod. Anoo has perf...
For James Kotecki, politics is not always funny, but it should be. As both a serious pundit and a humorist, he cares about things like elections and e...
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