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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Inside Out

Book • 2002

Alexandra Stein

Mentioned by

Coralie Fargeat

Nicholas Weiler

Alexandra Stein

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Sean Fennessey

and

Amanda Dobbins

while discussing

Coralie Fargeat

's film 'The Substance', highlighting Demi Moore's performance and her memoir.

We’re Addicted to ‘The Substance.’ Plus, the Body Horror Hall of Fame!

Mentioned by

Kirk Honda

to illustrate how the character Joy dominates other emotions, especially sadness.

Ten Myths about Therapy (2016 Rerun)

Referenced by Shankari as a great movie that showcases parts work.

Why You Keep Reacting Badly (Even When You Know Better) | Shankari

Mencionado por

Alicia Revilla

como el reflejo perfecto de cómo ha funcionado su mente durante muchísimo tiempo.

Vivir con autoexigencia y perfeccionismo @aliciarev | Ep.220

Referenced by

Milt Lowder

in connection to five primary emotions and Pixar movies.

Episode 295: How Self-Talk Shapes Your Reality

Mencionado por

Luis Muño

como ejemplo de película que citan a menudo en terapia.

Me exijo demasiado | 394

Mentioned by Greg Spiridellis as being beaten by Flow for the Oscar winner for the best animated feature last year.

Strong Bank Earnings Fuel Markets… And Impact Of China’s Rare Earth Crackdown 10/15/25

Mentioned by

Ben Wilson

, recalling when his chaplain recommended it at a bookstore.

What If I'm The Betrayed And The Betrayer? (with Ben Wilson)

Mentioned by

Nicole Rose

as an example of what she could tell you if she read a book on exercise.

Culture & Compliance Chronicles: Humanizing Compliance—Creative Approaches with Nicole Rose

Mentioned by

Tonya Mosley

when discussing

Demi Moore

's memoir and its relevance to her role in "The Substance."

Demi Moore's New Beginning

Mentioned by

Alexandra Stein

as her memoir about her experience in a Minneapolis political cult.

Why Do People Join Cults? (2018 Rerun)

Mentioned by

Nicholas Weiler

as an analogy for the different characters in our heads helping us make decisions.

NeuroForecasting: how brain activity can predict stock prices or viral videos | Brian Knutson

Mentioned by

Laura Day

as a book written by her friend Demi Moore, highlighting the theme of resilience and overcoming challenges.

How Childhood Trauma Can Shape Intuition – The Science of Spiritual Gifts | Laura Day

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