Episode 55: The Big 5 Personality Traits – Use This Instead of Rubbish (AKA Myers-Briggs)
Just gonna steal from Wikipedia to define the Big 5: The Big Five personality traits is a suggested taxonomy, or grouping, for personality traits,[1] developed from the 1980s onward in...
Episode 54: Boots Theory – How It’s More Expensive to be Poor
You're shivering, huddled under your thin, discount-store jacket as the winter wind slices through it. Meanwhile, a woman walks by, snug and warm in her expensive, high-quality coat that will last...
You step out of the daily grind, leaving behind the familiar walls of home and office. Eager for connection and a breath of fresh air, you wander into a local "third place" – those magical spaces...
Episode 52: Quiet Quitting – Corpo Propaganda in the Remote Age
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1syosGTEoIr4TcWlpaBrcM?si=ca8571e1c8e149f9 In this episode, we discuss Quiet Quitting, which can be defined as: "a specific, often spontaneous or grassroots...
Episode 51: Sanctuary Trauma – When Support Isn’t Supportive
In this episode, Steve leads the charge to discuss the concept of Sanctuary Trauma “occurs when an individual who suffered a severe stressor next encounters what was expected to be a supportive and...
Episode 50: Pain w/Zoe Bee – How Does Politics Paint our Perspective on Pain?
In this episode, we have the amazing Zoe Bee on to discuss the idea of Pain, focusing on how political stances view and address it. We concisely define pain as: Physical and mental suffering.
