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Breaking beliefism

Prof Paul Dolan
Beliefism
Happiness
Social Media
Gambling
Money
Happiness Of Dogs
Generational Differences
Immigration
Fashion Industry
Self-Help
Discrimination
Responsible Gambling
Reflection
Polarization
Enoughness
Personal Growth
Human Condition
Social Progress
Workplace Culture
Leadership

Following on from his Duck/Rabbit series, where he discussed issues that divide us, Professor Paul Dolan is now seeking out people with different views to tackle ‘beliefism’ - his term for discriminating against people with different beliefs to us. Join him on his journey through beliefism and towards finding ways to listen more to different people and perspectives, which lies at the heart of soci... more

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Here’s a quick look back on season 4 of Breaking Beliefism: we covered the power of the medical profession, the nature of consciousness, outrage and silence in organisations, and some very personal stories about pain and addiction.

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In this episode, Professor Paul Dolan talks to Joanna Moncrieff, Professor of Critical and Social Psychiatry at University College London. They question the long-held belief that depression is caused by a serotonin deficit. They discuss the behaviour... more

In this episode, Professor Paul Dolan chats to his long-time collaborator, Dr Laura Kudrna. They reflect on their collaboration on his happiness books, the importance of social connection, and how making mistakes is an important part of learning.

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In this episode, Professor Paul Dolan talks to Lee Willows, the founder of Community Care Gaming. Lee shares his personal journey from never gambling to a gambling addiction to becoming an advocate for safer gambling. They discuss why people don’t ‘g... more

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James Marriott
Columnist at The Times, writing about society, ideas, and culture.
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Mikael Darlene
Expert on happiness and moral absolutes
Episode: Season 2 finale
Danny Darlene
Mapped inequalities in health
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Cahal Moran
Economist inspired by the 2008 financial crisis
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David Goodhart
Discussed contentious issues including immigration
Episode: Season 2 finale
Oliver Burtman
Wrote about life-changing ideas
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Vicky Raynall
Psychotherapist discussing money and identity
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Simon Mundy
Sports broadcaster
Episode: Season 2 finale
Brett Stanley-Land
Model and influencer discussing fast fashion
Episode: Season 2 finale

Host

Professor Paul Dolan
Professor Paul Dolan is a noted academic in Behavioral Science with a focus on the intersection of psychology and social dynamics, particularly exploring themes of beliefism.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 6 ratings
  • So insightful

    I love this podcast. Paul has really interesting guests and the conversation is always insightful, thought provoking and entertaining.

    Apple Podcasts
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    the real cockney sparrow
    United Kingdom5 months ago

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Talking Points

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David Goodhart
Q: What do you think was behind the hostility that you received in response to that piece?
Goodhart reflects on it being one of the last expressions on the left that couldn't question immigration without being accused of racism.
David Goodhart
Q: Is it something that you deliberately do to provoke thought and challenge received wisdom?
Goodhart suggests it comes from moving across ideological territory and questioning consensus.
Bruce Daisley
Q: Do you think there’s any beliefs you hold that others find odd or abhorrent?
I'm strongly opposed to dinner parties and stag dos, finding them narcissistic and indulgent.
Bruce Daisley
Q: What reflections do you have on moving into workplace culture and helping to make workplaces places where we can learn to disagree?
Good workplace cultures have a sense of unity and social identity, but the growing CEO pay gap can disrupt this sense of cohesion.
Brett Staniland
Q: How do you define over consumption in fashion?
Over consumption refers to purchasing excessively due to social pressures rather than need, often leading to unsustainable practices.

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This podcast engages in thoughtful conversations aimed at unraveling the complexities of beliefism, a term coined by the host to describe the discrimination against differing beliefs. Through discussions with a diverse range of guests, including academics, journalists, and influencers, the content addresses various societal challenges such as social division, contemporary political discourse, and moral dilemmas. The host emphasizes the importance of embracing multiple perspectives to foster understanding and progress in an increasingly polarized world. Unique to this podcast is its commitment to challenging prevailing narratives by collating voices that often struggle to be heard, making it particularly suitable for listeners interested in ... more

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