Most recent episodes from podcasts in the psychology category.
Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
20 Jul 2026
"Fictional narratives, like WWII propagandist Sefton Delmer's 'Der Chef,' and personal storytelling shape beliefs by prioritizing emotional engagement over accuracy, but reframing these narratives can foster growth and constructive perspectives."
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Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
13 Jul 2026
Recommended: Go beyond your biases
"Explores how cognitive biases distort reasoning, using historical examples, and offers strategies to improve critical thinking and argumentation by questioning assumptions and embracing discomfort."
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Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
6 Jul 2026
Generosity as an active assertion of agency shapes identity and values through emotionally aligned, friction-reducing fundraising strategies that prioritize donor collaboration, authentic impact, and neuroscience-informed narratives over performative altruism.
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Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
29 Jun 2026
Organizational culture is defined by consistent behaviors and shared stories, not mission statements, and requires reinforcing desired actions, aligning incentives, and reshaping narratives to overcome resistance and build sustainable identity through lived experiences rather than rhetoric or policies.
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Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
22 Jun 2026
The text reframes meaning as a self-created narrative through active purpose assignment, leveraging Victor Frankl's logotherapy to transform adversity into growth via sacred values, empathy, and self-reflection, while emphasizing practical applications like aligning decisions with core values and redefining self-perception.
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20 Jun 2026
The text examines ancient philosophies like Epicureanism and Stoicism, critiques New Atheism's societal influence, challenges deontological and utilitarian ethics, advocates for virtue ethics centered on character and intention, and explores moral dilemmas, secular humanism's limits, empathy, free will, and the interplay between individual and global ethics.
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Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
15 Jun 2026
Beliefs as adaptable tools shape experience through the interplay of knowledge, physiological responses, and psychological interpretations, critiquing fixed notions of motivation and offering reframing strategies to transform limiting labels and reduce suffering in mental health and personal growth.
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Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
8 Jun 2026
Hypocrisy and self-deception arise from clinging to outdated identities, with personal growth requiring redefining self-perception through adaptive habits, purpose-driven actions, and embracing change over rigid self-narratives.
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Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
1 Jun 2026
Emotions construct reality through affective realism, influencing perception, decision-making, and societal trends, with strategies like labeling and awareness helping to harness their power as tools for clarity and intentional regulation.
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Changing Minds Owen Fitzpatrick
25 May 2026
The podcast examines how emotional states like anger hinder open dialogue, critiques adversarial debate, and advocates for curiosity, empathy, and provisional beliefs to foster productive conversations amidst polarization and manipulative tactics, stressing humility and sustainable change.
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