Presented by Orion Taraban, Psy.D. PsycHacks provides listeners with a brief, thought-provoking episode several days a week on a variety of psychological topics, inspired by my clinical practice. The intention is for the core idea contained within each episode to inspire listeners to see something about themselves or their world in a slightly different light.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 422 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
Women often complain that the men they're not really interested in always seem to come back, while the men they'd really like to have relationships with never seem to reciprocate their feelings. This is because women do the right things with the wron... more
Men often complain that it's always the women they don't particularly like who seem to pursue them for relationships, while the women they want to engage always seem to slip through their fingers. This is because men do the right things with the wron... more
The fact of the matter is that the conventional roadmap provided by culture isn't going to work for a lot of people. If you want a custom-tailored life, you have to be prepared to build it for yourself. The issue is that the more you deviate from the... more
While the overwhelming response to my channel has been exceptionally positive, a small proportion of the feedback I receive is extremely negative. And this feedback invariably concerns my views on intrasexual dynamics. This doesn't necessarily bother... more
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Real world phenomena of human interactions. Great readers digest version of every day life situations providing practical explanations and useful advice on how to think about and handle them.
This is an engaging podcast. Orion is cerebral, and he speaks well. But the audio often plays in only one earphone. Please fix.
The information in this podcast is undeniable. However, the audio often only plays through on channel in my headphones (if the listener uses stereo device like earbuds instead of mono audio). On mono, it’s fine, but please fix stereo audio.
Such great information provided in this podcast, it’s red pill knowledge without the rage. I’ve been sharing some episodes with friends, I hope they enjoy the wisdom as much as I do.
I’ve been enjoying these tidbits of advice and so went back to the beginning to learn more. Excellent quality advice throughout, however, some of the earlier episodes could use some rebalancing in terms of volume. I feel like I’m constantly adjusting it up and down, and a few I could barely hear at the highest volume on my phone. more
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