PsychSessions: Conversations about Teaching N' Stuff
Garth Neufeld, Eric LandrumThe PsychSessions podcast is co-hosted by Garth Neufeld from Cascadia College and Eric Landrum from Boise State University. We leverage our connections with psychology teachers from all levels (high school, community college, college, university) and individuals from other occupations to have meaningful conversations about what it means to be an educator. Of course, we veer away from the teaching ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 696 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesScienceEducation | |||
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In this 250th episode of the flagship PsychSessions series, Garth interviews Claude Steele from Stanford University in Stanford, CA. Claude recaps "Whistling Vivaldi" as the story of how stereotype threat emerged in his research and describes "churn"... more
In this Sidebar 32 episode Garth and Eric discuss what it means to reach the milestone of 250 episodes of the flagship series for PsychSessions. We reflect on choosing the podcast name and tagline, the value of longevity in building a brand, and the ... more
Saying no is one of the hardest — and most important — skills in academic life. In this re-release episode, Susan Nolan, Adeyinka Akinsulure-Smith, Asani Seawell, and Eric Landrum break down how to do it well. From practical tools like the "no folder... more
In this episode Garth interviews Danae Hudson from Missouri State University in Springfield, MO for a Part 3 interview. At NITOP 2026, they revisit their 2022 podcast conversation to discuss how classrooms and roles have changed since COVID. Hudson d... more
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Apple Podcasts1August Consumer
United States3 years ago - So much more than a podcast!
Psychsessions helped me figure out how to teach college classes! It is a community of psychology teachers, coming together in pairs or small groups, to share their teaching philosophies and strategies, to problem solve and discuss career paths, and so much more. This podcast has been a lifeline as I navigate the world of college teaching - a solo, sometimes isolated endeavor done very publicly. It gave me the confidence to try new things and speak up for change - because I knew there were other... more
Apple Podcasts5MelleypalsUnited States3 years ago - A+ for content and accessibility
Teaching conferences are amazing, but they are sometimes cost or time prohibitive. Fortunately, PsychSessions brings SO much of what you’d get at a conference to you, in bite-sized chunks. The hosts are fabulous, some of the best pedagogical wizards out there, and they work very hard to bring in knowledgeable guests across a diverse array of topics. A real gem of a podcast!
Apple Podcasts5Trojan-Avataro:Troy on podcastUnited States3 years ago - The best podcast about psychology and teaching!
If you are interested in psychology and/or teaching psychology, this podcast is a MUST LISTEN! Eric and Garth have managed to interview some of the most innovative, enthusiastic, thoughtful, and amazing psychology educators in the world! Not an exaggeration! They are passionate about helping great psychology teachers tell important stories. This is a treasure trove of goodness for people interested in teaching and psychology!
Apple Podcasts5RmcentaUnited States3 years ago - Great for learning and networking!
The first time I listened to PsychSessions, I was on my way to a teaching conference. I picked Jane Halonen’s first episode. And when I got to the conference, who did I meet but Jane Halonen? I found that I could enter right into a conversation with her, because I learned so much about who she is as a teacher and a person from that one PsychSessions interview. So this is now my practice! If I hope to bump into/meet someone at a conference, I listen to their episode on the way there, which serves... more
Apple Podcasts5LindsayMaslandUnited States3 years ago
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Conversations focus on the intersection of education and psychology, exploring various teaching philosophies, methodologies, and personal experiences of educators and psychology professionals. Episodes often highlight significant issues in the field, including mental health, community building, and the challenges of academic life. Unique to this series is its emphasis on storytelling as a pedagogical tool, encouraging educators to share their own journeys and insights. The discussions often extend beyond pure educational topics, allowing for rich, multifaceted conversations about personal growth and current trends in academia.
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