Christian Miller joins us to talk about how we can recognize our flaws and address them.
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From Oprah To Agassi: How Adversity Has Shaped Great Minds
Clinical psychologist Meg Jay joins us to tell the stories of well-known people who’ve overcome adversity.
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Why We Do What We Do
Yale psychology professor John Bargh talks about why no matter how much we reason through our choices, our unconscious mind often makes the decision.
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How To Spot A Narcissist
Psychologist Elinor Greenberg joins us to talk about why people develop Narcissistic Personality Disorder – and about treatments available to them.
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A Journey Through The Secret Struggle Of Mental Illness
Stephen Hinshaw joins us to talk about the dangers of keeping mental illness a secret.
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Why Humans Imagine
Columbia College Chicago professor Stephen Asma joins us to talk about how creativity works in the brain – and about how we can visualize a reality that doesn’t yet exist.
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How Science Gets Women Wrong
Science journalist Angela Saini joins us to talk about how gender bias has clouded our understanding of women.
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The Power Of Likability
Mitch Prinstein joins us to talk about how childhood popularity influences happiness and success as adults.
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Why We Keep Secrets
Carlin Flora joins us to talk about why we keep secrets – and the effect these inner thoughts have on our relationships.
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The Science Behind Psychosomatic Disorders
Neurologist Suzanne O’Sullivan joins us to talk about what to do when we experience imaginary illnesses – and to explain what our bodies might be trying to tell our minds when we do.
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Saying Sorry
Psychologist Harriet Lerner joins us to talk about why it’s so tough to admit when we’re wrong – and why making amends is good for everyone.
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The Power Of Awe
This hour, we’ll talk about the benefits of seeking out wonder in our lives with Carlin Flora, who writes about the topic for Psychology Today.
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