What happens when we start outsourcing parts of being human?

AI can write our emails, answer our questions, help us study, recommend what to watch, and even provide companionship. But as technology becomes more capable, what happens to the skills and experiences that make us human?

Psychologists Rob and Dave explore the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence. They discuss AI's impact on critical thinking, learning, decision-making, relationships, and emotional connection, while asking an important question: How do we use technology without letting it replace parts of ourselves?

Whether you're excited about AI, skeptical of it, or somewhere in between, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at how technology is shaping modern life.

Grief is something every one of us will experience, yet no one really teaches us how to handle it. If you've ever wondered, "Am I grieving the right way?" or "Will this ever get easier?", you're not alone.

In this episode, we explain the psychology of grief, how grief works, why it is so often misunderstood, and how we can carry loss without letting it define our lives.

From the emotions that come with loss to the ways we make sense of grief, this conversation offers a deeper look at one of the most universal human experiences.

What holds society together?

In this episode, we explore social cohesion, the invisible force that helps people trust one another, cooperate, and feel a sense of belonging.

We discuss why social cohesion matters, what happens when it weakens, and how modern challenges can strain the bonds that connect communities. We also explore a surprising source of insight: businesses. What can societies learn from organizations that successfully create trust, shared purpose, and cooperation among diverse groups of people?

A conversation about psychology, connection, leadership, community, and the foundations of healthy societies.