
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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 654 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Love the label by embracing a clear identity instead of trying to appeal to everyone in the marketplace. In this episode, I explain why it behooves you to put yourself in a box and become known for one thing before expanding into other opportunities.... more
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His take on life is amazing. He helped me understand reality more, Withstand personal tragedy and appreciate life. To say he changed how I perceive life is an understatement. From Ethiopia.
Ah yes! Green tea over rice! Ocha tsuke. Japanese comfort food. Bland? Boring? Mmm, more subtle. One of my favorite things to have in a Japanese restaurant. As far as soups go second only to my grandmother‘s chicken soup with matzah balls..
I learned way too much about man and women!!!
But also about myself and how to navigate through life.
Every Episode is full of great content.
Beste Grüße aus Deutschland!
This dude - as I used to call him - used to rub me up the wrong way often on IG during covid with his take on dating and especially women. But I’m a person who finds it’s interesting listening to new viewpoints. So I’d listen to the full videos when they popped up.. and after a while I began to see Dr Taraban’s point. I even bought his audiobook, the value of others, which I would highly recommend. It can be a bit jarring hearing the truth we all try to hide. I guess it’s a game we were all taug... more
There’s an obvious heavy conservative lean to this persons viewpoint. He seeks to make you fit in the little box he deems appropriate for you. It is categorically inappropriate for him to present like an authority when it is so clear there is much of his personal feelings about gender roles etc. enters the conversation. He’s skewering the information to fit his narrative. Don’t trust him.
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The show delivers brief, thought-provoking monologues on psychology, relationships, masculinity, and self-improvement, with a provocative bent that blends theory, philosophy, and practical guidance. Episodes frequently explore topics like dating dynamics, gender roles, bonding, leadership, and personal growth, often weaving in cultural references and promoting the host's coaching programs and tools. Notable is a recurring emphasis on framing personal experiences as resources for impact and giving audiences concrete takeaways, sometimes accompanied by strong views and controversial angles. This mix likely appeals to listeners seeking candid, coaching-oriented psychology content with actionable insights and a willingness to challenge conventi... more
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