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Guest interviews
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United States
26 episodes
since Feb. 28, 2026
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Harry Reis is a researcher, author, and, professor of psychology at the University of Rochester whose research focuses on close relationships and interpersonal connection. He co-authored How to Feel Loved which explores the psychology behind how people experience and express love. In our conversati…

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Mads Larsen is a Norwegian author and journalist whose research focuses on the history of human mating ideologies. He is most known for his work on evolutionary psychology, human mating dynamics, and the global fertility crisis Are we supposed to stay in loving relationships for life? Why does it s…
Why did sadness evolve into our behavior? How much of depression is genetically determined? Does acetaminophen/paracetamol actually aid mend a broken heart? Dr. George M. Slavich is a Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at UCLA and the Founding Director of the UCLA Laboratory for Str…
Why do most families overestimate the cost of college? How does financial aid change what students actually pay? And what can falling birth rates tell us about changing priorities?Philip Levine is an economist and college pricing expert whose research focuses on affordability and student decision-m…
Second ever Q&A episode. Once again great questions. I truly enjoy this format. Expect to learn about what I believe success really is, why foot fetishes are not as weird as we might think, my take on how one should live one's twenties, and much more. If you have an interesting question or topi…
What are signs someone will manipulate or hurt us emotionally? Why do people struggle to catch unhealthy partnerships early on? This episode with David Kosson dives into the psychology of manipulation: how traits like love bombing, gaslighting, and isolation from friends and family show up in real …
Do our beliefs about the labor market shape our decision to work as much as wages do? Why did male and female labor force participation diverge in the past 50 years? And is AI really the next internet, or something closer to electricity? In this episode with Daniela Vidart, you'll learn how lived e…
Is moving in with someone before marrying a mistake? Why are young people struggling to find love? How important is clarity in relationships? Scott Stanley, Ph.D. is a research professor at the University of Denver who studies commitment and relationships. He is co-author of the book Fighting for Y…
Why is our desire to belong so strong? Do we prioritize warmth or competence in our relationships? Is the beauty premium relevant outside the dating domain? In this episode with Adar Eisenbruch, you’ll learn how everyday behaviors like humor, style, attractiveness, and even the way we speak can sha…
What is the biggest difficulty of becoming a creator? How does one grow an audience? What should someone starting in the social media world prioritize most? In this episode with 19-year-old creator and entrepreneur Julian Pirie we explored his journey into the business and social media world, the m…
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