Freudian Slip Elijah H. Woods

This episode features a look into the social concept of marginalization through societal oppression. But, the ubiquitous ideas of marginalization are discussed while looking through a context of defensive antagonism and justified caution. 

This episode features a look at the concept of parasocial interactions and parasocial relationships. The pros and cons of parasocial characteristics are explained and elaborated through real-life and personal examples. The psychological influence of parasocial relationships is briefly described with examples of ancient history and the recent rise of the parasocial attachment paradigm. 

A minor update on an extended absence, and the plan going forward for new content.

This episode contains darker themes about sexual assault, murder, kidnapping, and many other topics that may be considered too stimulating. Listeners' discretion is advised. The subject of true crime is delineated through the genre's history, rise, and modern interpretations. The psychology of those who consume true crime is discussed along with potential ramifications on a micro level of society. 

This episode features a look into greater societies' viewpoints of those on the autism spectrum. Key terms associated with those on the spectrum and the different examples of how those on the autism spectrum are unique are delineated. The similarities between autism and ADHD are discussed. Misnomers involving the stereotypes around those on the spectrum are illuminated. 

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This episode features a look at the intricate nature of sound and music as an extension of sound. The neuroscience behind the way sound affects the brain is delineated through the different sections of the brain involved when sound is introduced as vibrations to the ear. The benefits of Music in psychology are discussed through real-world examples of research in music therapy. Commentary on the subjective impacts of music on an individual basis in everyday society is reviewed.