
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 | 613 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Most men live as if they have unlimited tomorrows – but the time to live is now. In this episode, I confront the illusion of future fulfillment and the trap of endless striving. All great and lasting works are produced after a man's second birthday: ... more
Why do women get frustrated when men try to offer them solutions? In this episode, I argue that relationships suffer when we ignore men's natural strengths and insist they conform to women's communication preferences. Therapeutic culture maintains th... more
Are you exhausted from trying to optimize every area of your life? In this episode, I discuss optimization fatigue and how constant self-improvement messaging quietly drains your energy. This is why you feel worse as you get better, even when you're ... more
Why are women consistently drawn to bad boys – even when they expressly say they want the opposite? Although bad boys are essentially intimidating and antisocial, their disregard stimulates women's emotions and their aggressiveness serves as a female... more
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The content isn’t bad, but the endless commercials are a form of torture. I can’t take it, I’m out.
This guy is misogynistic. What a warped view of women.
Some episodes are painful to hear. Orion justifies men poor behaviors. I’m open minded and always listen to various opinions, but this podcast is probably causing more harm than good to men-women relationships
For young minds and old alike. Interesting concepts and facts.
I learned way too much about man and women!!!
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A provocative, psychology-forward show that tackles relationships, gender dynamics, self-improvement, and societal norms through a clinical lens. Episodes routinely explore how attraction, dating marketplaces, family economics, and personal development intersect with modern culture, often pushing listeners to reframe common assumptions about love, ambition, and personal responsibility. The host frequently blends philosophical ideas with practical guidance, occasionally courting controversy through controversial takes on gender roles and modern dating, while also delivering actionable advice and cognitive tools for everyday life.
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