
A psychology podcast that is both educational and entertaining.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1004 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks with Dr Robert Grubbs about the dangers of drug interactions. September 25, 2013
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Dr. Kirk and Rebecca respond to a listener whose friend admitted to sleeping with a 16-year-old, and discuss morality, harm, accountability, and whether some actions should end a friendship. They also talk about Lily Allen, women finding their voice,... more
Dr. Kirk responds to several listener emails about therapist betrayal, including a wrongful death lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by a therapist, a therapist’s poorly handled career ending, and a sudden fee increase that feels like abandonment. He also... more
[Rerun] Dr Kirk and Humberto analyze the psychology of Patric Bateman from the film American Psycho. January 1, 2014
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Hands down my most favorite podcast. Dr. Kirk Honda’s perpective and ongoing experience as a dedicated therapist and psychology professor is a true gift to anyone wanting to understand themselves and everyone else better. I love psychology podcasts, and the way he explains the most dense & complicated concepts and makes them relatable and accessible is next level. I became a Patreon member to get access to all the full versions, and it’s delivered way beyond my expectations!!
Honestly one of the best podcasts out there if not the best. Has changed my perspective on many things.
I don’t write podcasts reviews very often, but I am an arts therapist and still enjoy this.
Love this podcast and everything you guys do!!
Hey Kirk, I’m a long time listener and quite disappointed that you are not speaking on what is happening in the United States. I can can see you are recycling a lot of content and perhaps you have too much on and not enough bandwidth? If you could speak on this issue, I and many others would be grateful.
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Educational and thoughtful psychology-focused discussions that blend clinical insight with accessible, real-world topics. Across episodes, conversations frequently center on therapy practice, ethical boundaries, countertransference, and how psychological concepts play out in everyday life, relationships, and media portrayals. Special moments include deep-dive analyses of therapy dynamics, provocative takes on ethics and policy, and discussions sparked by listener questions, making the show valuable for mental-health professionals, students, and curious lay listeners alike. A notable strength is the blend of rigorous, evidence-based perspectives with personal storytelling and practical guidance, including patron-only content that expands on ... more
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