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Let's get psychology out of the lab and into the streets. Join hosts Tania Luna (psychology researcher) and Brian Luna (total layperson) as they turn fascinating research into practical tips for getting better at being human.
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Taste & Flavor Psychology: Food for thought
The next episode in our exploration of the human senses: this time we dig into the psychology of taste. We discuss neurogastronomy, how emotions and sensations impact flavor, comfort foods, super tasters, picky eaters, food aversions, and Brian's stance on the best sodas.
Let's chew on this topic together:
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Co-hosted by Brian Luna and Tania Luna
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[RERUN] Melancholy: The uplifting psychology of sadness
Lots of sad things are happening in our lives right now and in the lives of many people we love. So this week, we're replaying our 2020 episode on the psychology of melancholy.
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Talk psych to us:
Instagram: @talkpsychtomepodcast
Twitter: @talkpsych2me
Email: tp2mpodcast@gmail.com
Co-hosted by Brian Luna and Tania Luna
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Touch Psychology: Our most hands-on research
Over the next few episodes, we'll be talking about the psychology of our senses.
On this episode, we touch on the surprising psychology of touch: how it impacts our communication, associations, relationships, influence, and wellbeing.
Keep in touch!
Instagram: @talkpsychtomepodcast
Twitter: @talkpsych2me
Email: tp2mpodcast@gmail.com
Co-hosted by Brian Luna and Tania Luna
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Smell & Odor Psychology: The nose knows
Over the next few episodes, we'll be talking about the psychology of our senses. This week, we're stopping to admire and explore the little-known psychology of smell, including: smell evolution, odor evaluation, smell and memory, social odors, olfactory dysfunction, and the world's worst scent.
Let us nose what you think!
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Twitter: @talkpsych2me
Email: tp2mpodcast@gmail.com
Co-hosted by Brian Luna and Tania Luna
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[RERUN] Aging: Water other people's tulips
Tania's birthday is this week, so we're rerunning our episode on the psychology of age and aging.
Does being slightly older or slightly younger than your classmates in school impact you later in life? (Spoiler alert: yes!) What are some of the benefits of aging? And what advice do older adults have that we should all pay attention to today?
Talk psych to us:
Instagram: @talkpsychtomepodcast
Twitter: @talkpsych2me
Email: tp2mpodcast@gmail.com
Co-hosted by Brian Luna and Tania Luna
Theme music by Barrie Gledden, Kes Loy, and Richard Kimmings -
Cold & Flu Psychology: Nothing to sneeze at
In honor of Brian’s sniffles, we’re exploring the psychology of “sickness behavior.” What are the psychological symptoms of colds and flus? What makes some of us more susceptible to sickness than others? And is it possible that our germs are controlling our actions?
Cough up your questions:
Instagram: @talkpsychtomepodcast
Twitter: @talkpsych2me
Email: tp2mpodcast@gmail.com
Co-hosted by Brian Luna and Tania Luna
Theme music by Barrie Gledden, Kes Loy, and Richard Kimmings
Customer Reviews
Love this podcast!
Sweet and funny and informative. I find myself talking about things I’ve learned in this podcast at home, in my psych classes, and with my friends. You will not regret listening to this!
Please don’t interrupt
Great content, but they interrupt each other a lot where it seems like we don’t get the content we want or IDs not being taken seriously. Joking is fine, but here it’s too much and takes away from the excellent content!
Content good. Delivery, meh.
This would be fascinating if the male host didn’t laugh the entire time. The content is good, but I couldn’t get through it - too distracting.