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In this episode of The Adaptive Mind, host Brady Dowling is joined by Jody Bechtold, founder of Better Institute, to discuss the growing issue of gambling and problematic gambling. They explore the impact of expanded legalized gambling across the United States, the normalization of gambling among younger demographics, and the psychological aspects that make gambling addictive. Jody shares insights into the challenges of addressing gambling addiction, the stigma surrounding it, and the resources available for those seeking help.
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