Episode 95: Why is America So Angry Right Now?

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Episode 95: Why is America So Angry Right Now?

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In this episode of Off The Couch, host Dr. Greg Cason and producer Bryan Gomez take a deep dive into the “anger economy” that’s fueling so much of today’s public discourse. The episode kicks off with a real-life encounter between an older man and an irate woman, sparking a heartfelt discussion about how anger has not only become normalized—but even profitable—in our society.

Dr. Greg and Bryan explore how social media platforms and political figures tap into outrage because it drives clicks, views, and, ultimately, revenue. Yet, as Dr. Greg points out, anger is a natural emotional response—especially when we feel rules or norms are being violated. The real issue arises when that anger is weaponized to manipulate and divide us.

Together, they remind listeners of the importance of emotional intelligence, especially in a culture that rewards hot takes over thoughtful reflection. By learning to manage our own reactions and choosing calm over chaos, we can reclaim our power and resist being pulled into the vortex of constant outrage.

This episode challenges us to pause, think critically, and consider how our emotions are being influenced. As Bryan says, sometimes the most rebellious act is simply choosing to stay calm.

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