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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda
Mental Health
Attachment Theory
Lindsay Clancy
Therapy
Dependent Personality Disorder
Trauma
Borderline Personality Disorder
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Limerence
Therapists
Patreon
Psychology
Dissociation
Pornography
Parenting
Highly Sensitive Person
Divorce
Anxiety
Gooning
Seattle

A psychology podcast that is both educational and entertaining.

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Dr. Kirk Honda reacts to the Lindsay Clancy trial and examines the forensic questions surrounding the case. In the member zone, he revisits the similar case of Andrea Yates, comparing the role of postpartum mental illness, criminal responsibility, ps... more

Dr. Kirk Honda reacts to the Lindsay Clancy trial and examines the forensic questions surrounding the case. In the member zone, he revisits the similar case of Andrea Yates, comparing the role of postpartum mental illness, criminal responsibility, ps... more

Dr. Kirk Honda reacts to the Lindsay Clancy trial and examines the forensic questions surrounding the case. In the member zone, he revisits the similar case of Andrea Yates, comparing the role of postpartum mental illness, criminal responsibility, ps... more

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda and Bob review a case in which a therapist was unethical. June 3, 2019

(Intro) The full episode is available to patrons of the podcast.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/KIRK... more

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Recent Guests

Humberto Castaneda
YouTuber with channel Psycho Berto, discusses psychology and follow-ups on Lindsay Clancy episode
Psycho Berto (YouTube)
Episode: The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 17
Philip Resnick
Forensic psychiatrist involved in evaluating Lindsay Clancy
Unspecified (forensic case work)
Episode: The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 16
Avram Mack
Rebuttal prosecution expert who interviewed Lindsay
Forensic psychiatry/clinical practice
Episode: The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 16
Paul Ziesel
Forensic psychologist who assessed Lindsay post-incident
Forensic psychology practice
Episode: The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 15
Sheila Cavanagh
Chaplain who interacted with Lindsay at the hospital
Chaplain
Episode: The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 15
Susan Clancy
Mother-in-law of Lindsay's husband; Lindsay's mother-in-law
Private individual (family relation)
Episode: The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 15
Erez Benari
Professional cuddler and founder of Spoonz
Spoonz (Seattle cuddle club)
Episode: Our Cuddling Needs (2020 Rerun)
Dr. Bob Grubbs
Professor of pharmacology, teaching at University of Washington and Antioch University Seattle
University of Washington; Antioch University Seattle
Episode: Psychopharmacology and Drug Interactions (2013 Rerun)
Kate Smith
Paris Hilton documentary interview subject and survivor of WASP-style programs
Survivor, advocate for Breaking Code Silence
Episode: Paris Hilton Kidnapped (2020 Rerun)

Host

Kirk Honda
Host who introduces and guides the discussion

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 3.3k ratings
  • Woke clown

    Listening to this woke fool twist reality, Kirk would have you believe that the patriarchy oppresses Hamas & rich white women. No amount of pathologic empathy will wipe the blood of the dead Chinese from your grandfather‘s hands.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    drbizz
    Canadaa month ago
  • Most Favorite Podcast

    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!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Michelle Leigh K
    United States2 months ago
  • 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 States5 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 States5 months ago
  • Love this podcast

    Love this podcast and everything you guys do!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SokhnaLo
    United States6 months ago

Listeners Say

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Many appreciate the mix of clinical insight with accessible storytelling.
Several reviews note ethical discussions as particularly valuable for practitioners and trainees.
Listeners praise the show's thoughtful, evidence-based approach to psychology.
A portion feels the ad placements (e.g., membership models) can be a barrier to casual listeners.
Some critique the pacing and presentation style, while still valuing the content.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 2
Q: What does a hung jury imply for future proceedings?
A hung jury suggests the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, leading to a mistrial and the possibility of retrial or alternative legal pathways, while highlighting how jurors interpret mental state evidence.
The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 2
Q: Can someone be psychotic and still be aware that what they are doing is wrong?
Yes, psychosis can involve delusions or disorganized thinking while the person maintains some awareness that actions are morally or legally wrong, which complicates determining incapacity or lack of intention.
The Psychology of Lindsay Clancy - Chap 2
Q: Why is the insanity defense so controversial in this case?
Because insanity defenses hinge on whether the defendant could understand right from wrong and control their actions, and Massachusetts placed the burden on the prosecution to prove otherwise, leading to debates about how psychosis is diagnosed and understood.
Our Cuddling Needs (2020 Rerun)
Q: What kinds of events and communities does Spoonz attract?
Spoonz hosts a variety of events from platonic cuddle sessions to more adult-oriented themes, including kink-focused events, game nights, comedy nights, and occasional screenings, with clear boundaries to keep some activities non-sexual and others consensual but regulated.
Our Cuddling Needs (2020 Rerun)
Q: How does Spoonz operate to ensure safety and consent?
Spoonz uses a vetting process for attendees, non-public addresses, in-person meetings, references, and a half-hour briefing at each event to cover rules, consent, discretion, and safety; they emphasize that sexual activity is allowed only within consented contexts and privacy boundaries.

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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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