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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda
Mental Health
Limerence
Attachment Theory
Therapy
Trauma
Madeleine Mccann
Dependent Personality Disorder
Domestic Violence
Parenting
Psychology
Borderline Personality Disorder
Pedophilia
Anxiety
Schema Therapy
Psychopathy
Therapists
Psychodynamic Theory
Intimate Partner Violence
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Counter-Transference

A psychology podcast that is both educational and entertaining.

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks about a therapist who lost his license. August 14, 2017

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Rebeccasode! Just a fun episode in which Dr Kirk presents a bunch of “this or that” questions to Rebecca. July 29, 2026

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[Rerun] Dr Kirk interviews two of his current students about their experience in his class. January 22, 2014

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Dr. Kirk Honda examines new professional liability data showing that violations of the counseling relationship remain the most common source of claims against therapists. Dr. Kirk reviews real-world cases involving unlimited texting, dual relationshi... more

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Recent Guests

Mia Chard
Victim/ survivor detailing abuse by Maurice Harker
Episode: Choked by My Mormon Therapist
Alena Honda
Therapist-in-training, couples therapy specialist
Psychology In Seattle
Episode: My Nibling the Therapist
Lynn Breadlove
Transmasc poet, activist
Episode: Regulation, Man-Haters & Big Five
Val Von Destinon
Former CPS worker, later middle school teacher
Child Protective Services (CPS) / DSHS
Episode: The Truth About CPS
Lynn Breedlove
Writer, performer, and artist featured in the interview
Episode: Interview with Lynn Breedlove
Junie Desiree
Volunteer librarian and dungeon master in Australia
YouTube journal/creative community
Episode: Mormon Hate, Seattle Complaints, and Other Stuff
Dr. Dan Koch
Licensed therapist; host of Religion on the Mind podcast
Religion on the Mind / Therapist
Episode: Existential Psychology
Kristen Tideman
Collaborator on existential psychology projects; not a clinician
Independent researcher/educator
Episode: Existential Psychology
Alex Goldstein
Long-time patron, creator/coach at Date Like A Nerd
Date Like A Nerd
Episode: How To Date Nerds

Hosts

Dr. Kirk Honda
Host, clinician, therapist, and professor with a focus on clinical psychology and education; leads deep-dive discussions and analyses.
Humberto Casanía
Co-host who engages in discussion, asks questions, and provides practical perspectives.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 3.3k ratings
  • Amazing podcast

    Honestly one of the best podcasts out there if not the best. Has changed my perspective on many things.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kittychaya
    United States2 months ago
  • My favorite podcast

    I don’t write podcasts reviews very often, but I am an arts therapist and still enjoy this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fruitofthepeoplestudios
    United States3 months ago
  • Love this podcast

    Love this podcast and everything you guys do!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SokhnaLo
    United States4 months ago
  • Please speak on the rise of authoritarianism

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    LondonerUK81
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • I found this interview very relatable out of all the episodes ever

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Ism
    7 months ago

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Parasocial Panic, Kink Fantasy Fandoms, MBTI, and Other Topics
Q: What stance should audiences take toward personality tests like Myers-Briggs when used in therapy or self-understanding?
They can be useful as exploratory tools if used with scientific caution and integrated with broader assessment, but listeners should recognize their limitations and avoid treating them as definitive measures of personality.
Parasocial Panic, Kink Fantasy Fandoms, MBTI, and Other Topics
Q: What are the different angles people take when engaging with controversial fiction, such as rape scenes?
People may read for empathy or trauma processing, seek safety in fantasy, or evaluate narratives critically; the host emphasizes distinguishing fantasy from real-world intent and the limits of fiction's social impact.
Parasocial Panic, Kink Fantasy Fandoms, MBTI, and Other Topics
Q: How does parasocial interaction affect listeners' perception of the host as a supportive figure?
It can create a sense of validation and understanding for listeners, sometimes comparable to therapy, but it is not a substitute for professional care and must be understood as a byproduct of ongoing engagement.
Stoicism Backlash and Game of Thrones Yammering
Q: What do you think of the final two seasons of Game of Thrones?
We discuss how the seasons diverged from the books, the choices of the showrunners, and how the pacing and character arcs felt rushed or unsatisfying to many fans, while acknowledging moments of strong storytelling and the challenges of adapting a sprawling epic.
The Psychology of Culture and Dreams
Q: Could you explain the difference between distortion and psychosis?
Distortions are emotionally colored interpretations of real-time perceptions, not a break from reality, whereas psychosis represents a break from reality with delusions or hallucinations; the host emphasizes they are not on a spectrum and provides clinical distinctions.

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A psychology-focused show that blends educational content with practical insights on human behavior, therapy, and mental health in an accessible, often discussion-driven format. Episodes frequently cover clinical concepts (attachment, trauma, personality patterns), ethical considerations in practice, and real-world implications for listeners. The host duo (and frequent guests) bring clinical experience and conversational humor, making nuanced topics approachable for both mental health professionals and curious laypeople. The show often features deep dives, listener questions, and analyses of contemporary topics in psychology, with a recurring emphasis on stigma reduction and evidence-based perspectives. A notable strength is the blend of ri... more

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