# Richard Stephen

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Belkot Appeals Federal Court Dismissal of Clark County Case

Michelle Belkot and her legal team are challenging a federal judge's decision to dismiss all five claims in her lawsuit against Clark County. The case centers on alleged Open Public Meetings Act violations when fellow council members removed her from the C-TRAN Board without proper public notice. A…

The Costco Fertility Deal

I’m joined by Founder & Host of, Smart is the New Sexy, Arsiak Vartenian, who is an advocate for every woman fighting to have their baby via IVF. She joins me to discuss the recently available "fertility deal” that expands access to IVF by lowering costs for Americans pursuing fertility care via IV…

FULL EPISODE: Peak Performance, I Swear - May 29, 2026

With a full Blue Moon coming this weekend, statistics professor Jeffrey Rosenthal discusses the probability and associated superstitions of such an event. Retail reporter Alex Bitter reports on how Gen Z is turning to gig apps like Uber and GoPuff for summer jobs. Divorce mediators Alex Howard⁠ and…

FULL EPISODE: What Do Men and Women Want? - June 1, 2026

Psychology professor Paul Eastwick – co-host of the Love Factually podcast – debunks a myth about dating troubles for high-earning women, and discusses why people are dating less and struggling to find partners. (Check out Paul's book Bonded by Evolution here.) Clinical psychologist Dr. Gabie Izral…

Bunker Bonus – Swearing by It: Why We #?#!ing Love to Curse

Plenty of us enjoy blasting out a few swear words – but what makes it feel so good? Richard Stephens, a senior lecturer in psychology at Keele University and author of Black Sheep: The Hidden Benefits of Being Bad, tells Jacob Jarvis how swearing can stop pain, make us stronger and help us form clo…

Dr William Aslet, Editor of the Walpole Society Annual Volume

In the first episode of series three of British Art Matters, Dr Christina Faraday meets Dr William Aslet, who recently replaced Dr Richard Stephens as Editor of the Walpole Society Annual Volume. They discuss William's plans and aspirations for his tenure as Editor, as well as his own research on a…

44 - ELSI Dialogues: Cancer survivorship at the core of research.

Cancer survivorship is rapidly emerging as a central dimension of contemporary oncology, reflecting not only advances in early detection and treatment but also the growing recognition of survivors as key stakeholders in research, policy, and care design. In alignment with the objectives of the EU M…

Why We Cuss with Cuss Word Researcher Dr. Richard Stephens

Why do we cuss? And what happens when we do. Psychologist and Curse Word Researcher Dr. Richard Stephens has spent decades trying to answer those two questions. Dr. Stephens says that while there are many reason why we cuss, such as anger and trying to fit in, when we curse, our body and mind go …

The psychology of swearing, with Richard Stephens, PhD

What’s your first reaction when someone cuts you off in traffic or you stub your toe? Do you let out a choice word or two? Richard Stephens, PhD, talks about the psychology of swearing, including his research on why swearing can increase people’s pain tolerance and strength during stressful or pain…

Don't wait to fill out the FAFSA

The 2027-2028 FAFSA application is now open. Tiffany Haddon, Success Program Manager at Detroit Regional Dollars for Scholars, says research shows over 40% of Michigan high school seniors and families waited until fall to complete their FAFSA, and that's far too late. She spoke live with WWJ's Greg…