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  • Why People Feel Burnout Before They Turn 30; Anorexia and Karen Carpenter Documentary Commentary
    2025/07/07

    In episode # 32 of Psyched! with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers brings in friend of the show Tasha Eddy for discussion of human behavior hot topics. Dr. Seth and Tash talk about how a recent report says that about 25% of people under the age of 30 have already experienced -- wait for it -- burnout! They discuss how this is possible and sprinkle in discussions of how pets keep us sane and how our reliance on electronic devices drives us bananas. Finally, Dr. Seth shares a segment from his YouTube channel, Dr. Seth: Psychologist, on the recent Karent Carpenter documentary about her life and anorexia: "Starving for Perfection."

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    32 分
  • Motivational Interviewing Made Simple: Expert Guide to Life-Changing Techniques
    2025/07/01

    In episode # 31 of podcast Get Psyched! with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers sits down with Dr. Angela Wood to explore the powerful technique of motivational interviewing—a person-centered counseling approach designed to help individuals inspire themselves to make meaningful changes. Dr. Wood shares expert insights on how understanding personal values, embracing small steps, and fostering self-empowerment can pave the way for lasting transformation. The conversation highlights that change isn't always about altering behavior; it often involves shifting attitudes and building the confidence to move forward. With real-life examples, the episode underscores the importance of positive reinforcement, recognizing the readiness to change, and practicing self-forgiveness throughout the journey. Listeners also receive practical resources for applying motivational interviewing for health, wellness, and personal growth.

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    40 分
  • How to Deal with Passive-Aggressive People at Home, Work & Everywhere
    2025/06/24

    In episode # 30 of podcast Get Psyched! with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers opens with talking about how so many of us do something incredibly simple – breathing! – the wrong way. He shares an insight nugget he learned on the topic from actress Demi Moore’s bestselling memoir, Inside Out. Dr. Seth then shifts the focus to what is arguably one of the world’s most frustrating types of behaviors: passive-aggressive behavior. He describes 4 types common ways people may try this behavior on you: sarcastic remarks, intentional forgetfulness, and even withholding compliments. Finally, the episode ends with a teaser about next week’s episode, which is a full interview with an expert on motivation and how people can better figure out what they want and then actually go about getting it.

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    25 分
  • Conspiracy Theories: The Psychology of Why We Believe in Hidden, Dark Forces INTERVIEW: Professor Eric Oliver
    2025/06/17

    In episode # 29 of podcast Get Psyched! with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers speaks with University of Chicago political science professor and author Eric Oliver about the psychological underpinnings of conspiracy theories. They discuss their growing appeal and explore multiple theories about why people believe them. They discuss specific widespread theories about Barack Obama, cancer and the pharmaceutical industry, 9/11 and others. Oliver highlights how people often frame events through a dualistic lens of good versus evil, and he explains the difference between rationalist and intuitionist thinking. Ultimately, the discussion considers balancing intuition and rationality to make sense of societal issues, pointing to a gap in how public institutions address the emotional needs of the population.


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    50 分
  • Why People Say Ridiculous Things, Online Order Psychology & What Your Humor Style Says About You
    2025/06/10

    In episode # 28 of podcast Get Psyched! with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers dishes on the psychology of the contents of one’s online shopping cart, the shocking appeal of a Monster Truck Jam, and what a year’s worth of receipts for the events we paid to go to reveal about us. Dr. Seth breaks down the two kinds of humor that are associated with being good for your health and, in the segment, That’s Just Ridiculous!, highlights some of the most preposterous and nonsensical things people say to each other in everyday life. All that, plus a funny story about a trip to the gym and the psychological principle that explains it. Pop into Dr. Seth’s insight clubhouse and learn more about what makes us all tick!


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    30 分
  • Celebrity Scandals & What They Reveal About Us Psychologically + Sleep Edition
    2025/06/02

    In episode # 27 of podcast Get Psyched! with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers discusses various hot topics in human behavior: a Broadway star's tirade and how we can relate to it; the viral video of what appears to be the French President's wife (whoa!) physically assaulting him; the Everything Bagel: Sleep Edition segment on all things sleep, including all the detours one should expect from such a throwing-spaghetti-at-the-wall segment; and a brief listener check-in on cooking (who taught you how to cook -- and some answers may surprise you). A fun human behavior potpourri of an episode.

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    33 分
  • Andrew Zimmern: TV Chef on the Psychology of Food, Flavors, and Cultural Tolerance Through Food
    2025/05/27

    In episode # 26 of podcast Get Psyched! with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers sits down with Emmy-winning and four-time James Beard Award-winning TV personality, chef and food advocate Andrew Zimmern. Together, they discuss the psychology behind food preferences and flavors, the fine line between craft and art in cooking, and why chefs are becoming powerful voices for social change. Dr. Seth asks whether the reputation of chefs as mercurial personalities is fair and what sense Zimmern makes of the label “artisanal” being slapped these days on seemingly every product at the supermarket. Zimmern discusses the science of supertasters, how our approach to food reflects our openness to the world, and why the language we use around food truly matters. Whether you're a curious eater or a culinary connoisseur, this episode will leave you inspired to think—and taste—differently.


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    42 分
  • TV Guilty Pleasures, Cher’s Elephant Drama & Outgoing Introverts Explained
    2025/05/20

    In episode # 25 of podcast Get Psyched! with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers uses the old soap opera "Dallas" as a platform to talk about why people are drawn to the guilty TV pleasures they're drawn to, whether it's a soap opera or a sports event like boxing, where some seem to enjoy “watching people kick each other’s asses." In addition, Dr. Seth spotlights a wild news story involving superstar Cher trying to rescue elephants from a zoo transfer. Naturally, he takes his cue to perform an impromptu Cher impression—yes, singing “Just Like Jesse James.” Dr. Seth finishes the episode with a Listener Check-In: Are You an Introvert or an Extravert? and he breaks down the difference (spoiler: it’s not just “shy” vs. “gregarious”). Before signing off, Dr. Seth prepares listeners for next week's guest: TV chef Andrew Zimmern on the foods and flavors that people are most drawn to, as Dr. Seth looks at what it all means about us psychologically.

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    27 分