All In The Mind

This podcast explores the tactics used by cults to attract and manipulate members, as well as the challenges faced by those trying to leave. It delves into the psychological effects of being trapped in a cult and highlights examples of cult-like behavior in the business world. The episode also discusses the ongoing process of adapting to life outside of a cult and explores the fear-inducing tactics used by religious cults to keep members from leaving. It addresses the complexities of counseling individuals who have experienced cults, including generational abuse and guilt.

Exploring language loss and its impact on personal identity and behavior, this podcast delves into the multilingual mind. It discusses the consequences of language loss in immigrants and indigenous communities, as well as the influence of language on identity and behavior. The podcast also explores research on language and bilingual experiences and shares personal experiences of emotional connection through language.

Exploring negotiation during the Vietnam War, emotional intelligence in negotiation, navigating challenges and leveraging BATNA, unconventional strategies and likability in business negotiation, dimensions and challenges faced by women and people of color in negotiations.

The podcast discusses addiction in the modern world and the impact of smartphones and the internet. It explores the role of dopamine in addiction and the changes that occur in the brain. The podcast also touches on the similarities between gambling addiction and addiction to digital content, as well as the challenge of staying focused in the age of technology.

This podcast explores unconscious biases and their impact on various aspects of life, such as the workplace and healthcare. It discusses the effectiveness of diversity training and highlights biases that have received less attention, such as bias against indigenous people and ageism. Personal growth through addressing biases and advocacy for underrepresented groups in science are also discussed.

Exploring introversion and extroversion, the podcast covers mental health, job satisfaction, and brain differences. It also discusses measuring extroversion using Big Five traits, and the influence of genes, gender, and environmental factors. The neuroscience of introversion and extroversion is explored, focusing on brain chemistry and dopamine response. Additionally, the effectiveness of introverts and extroverts in leadership roles is discussed.

Exploring introversion and extroversion, the podcast discusses the impact on mental health, the power of deep talk, building friendships, the journey from introversion to extroversion, and gender differences in connecting with others.

The podcast explores the concept of chronic pain and the possibility of retraining the brain to reduce or eliminate it. It discusses the experiences of contestants on a reality TV show enduring intense pain and how one contestant copes using her knowledge about pain. The biology behind chronic pain and the influence of thoughts and emotions on pain are explored. The podcast also discusses different psychological therapies used in managing chronic pain and the concept of unlearning chronic pain through psychological treatments.

Learn how memory athletes use mnemonic techniques and memory palaces to improve memory retention. Explore the subculture of memory competitions and the benefits of having a strong memory, including remembering names and faces. Discover the connection between memory, music, and place.

Exploring the challenges and misconceptions of multitasking, including the limitations of the brain and the belief in effective multitasking. Research on how interfaces affect soldier performance and the lack of gender differences in multitasking abilities. Tips for effective multitasking and a personal example of a multitasking fail while ordering groceries online.