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Pot Psychology

Pot Psychology
Pop Culture
Kanye West
Music
September 11th
Michael Jackson
Jameela Jamil
Sneha Philip
Reality TV
Nicholas Rossi
September 11
Oscars
The Osbournes
9/11
Donald Trump
Katt Williams
Movies
Shelley Sykes
Nadya Suleman
America's Next Top Model
Kamala Harris

One is gay, one is straight, and both are alive: Tracie Egan Morrissey & Rich Juzwiak navigate pop culture and whatever of past, present, and beyond. For access to bonus episodes, visit patreon.com/potpsychology

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We watch a nude scene featuring a woman of a certain age Helen Mirren. We revisit Courtney Love and Marilyn Manson's 1999 tour feud. Plus, updates on Tyra's lawsuit with Netflix; and Brenda Dickson's legal battles with her neighbors various others.

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Perez Hilton grossed us out long before he got on a livestream covered in blood. We look back on how the blogger built his career on misogyny. Plus, an update on Martha Reeves, who is now officially in the running for Diamond Girl of the Year; Tyra a... more

Rich is obsessed with the new Spider-Man movie. We have an update on Brenda Dickson's HOA drama that now involves the police. The View's 30th anniversary is coming up, which brings some Rosie O'Donnell drama with it. Martha Reeves gives an unforgetta... more

Tracie has an update on Amy Griffin's The Tell—including the alleged discovery of the "real" Claudia. Rich issues a correction to "Our Vogue" (integrity matters), and we dive into Hannah Murray's memoir The Make-Believe, which is about how a she trie... more

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Recent Guests

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Episode: Tara Reid: The Muse
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Episode: The Complicated Legacy of Michael Jackson
Pooja Patel
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Actress and activist, known for her outspoken views on social issues
Episode: 9/11, Christmas, and Jameela Jamil

Hosts

Tracie Morrissey
Co-host of Pot Psychology; long-running host with sharp cultural analysis
Rich Juzwiak
Co-host of Pot Psychology; known for humor and media critique

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.2k ratings
  • Nah we’re not all using the R word

    Despite the glee in Tracie’s voice that We’re So Back to using the R word, I can assure you the huge, diverse disability community is not in agreement. So brave of these two to watch disability movies without disabled actors so that you don’t have to.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    jybaker
    United Statesa month ago
  • Wonderful Program

    A joy to listen to. I especially love the bonus episodes on Patreon 😉

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    waterskikaymie
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Tracie raised me

    I’ve read everything Tracie has written from the early Jezebel days through broadly and beyond , so basically she’s the big sister I always wanted (way better than my actual older sisters.) Listening to Pot Psych feels like getting to hang out with you older sister and her cool friend while they’re high and they give you all their opinions on music, movies, pop culture, books, art, etc so you can feel cool, too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kaity2387
    United States7 months ago
  • My pretend friends

    Listening to this podcast is like pretending to be in the room with two very funny sassy friends. I love their hot takesq. I wish I could be a good person! But I probably wouldn’t be up to their standards 😅

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Satchiko-1
    United States7 months ago
  • Love the pod

    Thank you Rich for not letting zionists bully you into equating Zionism with Judaism. Love you both, love the pod xoxo an anti-zoo Jewish fan

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BugTrainer
    United States7 months ago

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Many praise the Patreon bonus content as a valuable add-on.
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Fans enjoy the chemistry between hosts and their unapologetic critique of media narratives.
Listeners appreciate the sharp, humorous takes and deep dives into pop culture.

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Jameela Jamil Was Almost Kidnapped
Q: What happened in the kidnapping story Jameela Jamil wrote about?
She described a near-kidnapping and a subsequent near-death experience, framed within a broader narrative about trauma, safety, and systemic violence against women.
Thanksgiving Leftovers
Q: What are you thankful for this year?
I'm thankful for a lot of things.

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This show blends sharp, playful takes on pop culture, celebrity news, media ethics, and online discourse with a casual, rambunctious energy. Hosts dissect fame, controversy, and cultural trends through witty banter, deep dives, and occasional tangents into psychology, feminism, and politics. The format frequently features critique of media narratives, analysis of memoirs and documentaries, and discussions that hinge on the intersection of entertainment, technology, and society, often with a cheeky, unapologetic tone. A standout aspect is the duo's willingness to pursue provocative angles while maintaining a friendly, conversational vibe that invites listener participation via Patreon for bonus content.

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