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The Gaslight Effect Podcast

Robin Stern
Gaslighting
Emotional Intelligence
Social Media
Mental Health
Donald Trump
Empathy
Covid-19
Parenting
Narcissistic Abuse
De-Radicalization
Creativity
NLP
Cult Mind Control
Cult Of Trump
Not Your Parents Politics
Yale Center For Emotional Intelligence
Grief
Twin Flames Universe
Trauma
Psychological Warfare

Gaslight (/ˈɡaslīt/). Verb. Manipulating someone by psychological means into questioning their own reality. The Gaslight Effect podcast is hosted by Dr. Robin Stern, co-founder of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and author of the best-selling book, The Gaslight Effect. On her podcast, Robin helps listeners identify gaslighting, to escape the destructive dynamic and reclaim their reality... more

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In this episode of The Gaslight Effect Podcast, Dr. Robin Stern continues the limited series Conversations at the Edge, exploring what it takes to stay grounded, curious, and connected when conversations move into charged, uncertain, or deeply divide... more

In this episode of The Gaslight Effect Podcast—part of our limited series Conversations at the Edge—Dr. Robin Stern sits down with Mo Edjlali, founder of The Mindful Leader and author of OpenMBSR: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction—Reimagining the Fu... more

In this episode of The Gaslight Effect Podcast, Dr. Robin Stern continues the limited series Conversations at the Edge—a space for staying grounded, curious, and connected when conversations move into charged, uncertain, or deeply divided territory. ... more

In this episode of The Gaslight Effect Podcast, Dr. Robin Stern continues the limited series Conversations at the Edge—a space for staying grounded, curious, and connected when conversations move into charged, uncertain, or deeply divided territory. ... more

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Mo Edjlali
Founder of The Mindful Leader; author of OpenMBSR
The Mindful Leader / OpenMBSR
Episode: Debate, Respect, And The Work of Questioning Mindfulness with Mo Edjlali
Pierce Harris
Senior at Ransom Everglades School and rising Harvard freshman, passionate about dialogue and peace-building
Ransom Everglades School; Harvard College (incoming)
Episode: What Young People Wish Adults Understood: Pierce Harris on Dialogue, Dignity, and Voice
Anne Snyder
Editor-in-Chief of Comment Magazine, bridge-builder and cross-cultural facilitator
Comment Magazine
Episode: Why Some Conversations Shut Down: Anne Snyder on Dignity, Curiosity, and Real Listening
Oded Adomi Leshem
Senior researcher exploring hope in conflict, author, and founder of the Rethink Hope initiative
Hebrew University in Jerusalem
Episode: Can Hope Survive Conflict? How to Face Fear, Division, and Despair Without Giving In with Oded Adomi Leshem
Nolan Finley
Long-time journalist and co-founder of the Civility Project
Civility Project
Episode: Finding Value in Disagreement: How to Talk Across Divides with Respect
Stephen Henderson
Long-time journalist and co-founder of the Civility Project
Civility Project
Episode: Finding Value in Disagreement: How to Talk Across Divides with Respect
Dr. Sarah Stein Lubrano
An author with a PhD from the University of Oxford
Sense and Solidarity Initiative, Futures Narratives Lab
Episode: Why Political Arguments Fail and What Actually Changes Minds with Sarah Stein Lubrano
Zibby Owens
Author and founder of Zibby Media, known for building a literary community through her podcast, bookstores, and various author events.
Zibby Media
Episode: Stories That Bring Us Together: Building Community When The World Feels Fractured - Zibby Owens
Dr. Christina Cipriano
Associate Professor of Applied Developmental and Educational Psychology at the Yale Child Study Center and author.
Yale University
Episode: Be Unapologetically Impatient: Changing "The Way We Do Things" with Dr. Christina Cipriano

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Robin Stern
Host of The Gaslight Effect Podcast; Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence affiliate

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 83 ratings
  • Extremely helpful and validating

    I am a bit surprised at how helpful Dr. Stern’s podcast has been, making me feel ‘less crazy’, and less like I am the ‘bad and wrong’ member of the family. Episodes 7 and 15 in particular have had guests who have so bravely articulated their experience of being invalidated by their family, but have mirrored some of my own past experiences so similarly that I feel seen but also hopeful that ‘it’s not just me’. Thank you Dr. Stern for hosting this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChrPre
    Canada2 years ago
  • So helpful!

    Thank you for this podcast. It has helped me so much in understanding the circumstances I’m in and in staying strong midst the chaos. I am so grateful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nunches
    United States3 years ago
  • Excellent and well executed

    Dr. Stern is compassionate and determined to clear the air in terms of what gaslighting (luz de gas) is, different contexts in which it occurs and how awareness can help us find a way out of inappropriate or harmful situations and relationships. Fully recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    O. My. Words
    Spain3 years ago
  • Amazing

    Wow!!!!! This podcast is so enlightening. It really high

    Ights the subtleties of how gaslighting starts and how so many of us live under another person’s control without realising it. Even believing that this behaviour is normal and acceptable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    eucaplyt
    Australia3 years ago

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Guests bring diverse perspectives, from journalists to psychologists, enriching discussions.
Strong emphasis on safety, validation, and actionable steps for healing.
Engaging, compassionate host with clear expertise in gaslighting and emotional health.
Listeners praise practical insights that help with real-life relationships and parenting.

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#197
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Can Hope Survive Conflict? How to Face Fear, Division, and Despair Without Giving In with Oded Adomi Leshem
Q: You've discussed how hope can be measured and made concrete. How do you translate this into practical work for groups living in conflict?
By separating hope into its wish and expectation dimensions, focusing on increasing the desirability of outcomes as well as their perceived feasibility, and using dialogue and storytelling to articulate the fruits of peace that resonate emotionally with people.
Can Hope Survive Conflict? How to Face Fear, Division, and Despair Without Giving In with Oded Adomi Leshem
Q: Congratulations, and Mazel Tov on your new contract. What drew you to this work?
The guest describes two motivations: a moral drive to repair the world and contribute to social change, and an intellectual curiosity about what hope really is, including its philosophical aspects beyond standard psychology.
Finding Value in Disagreement: How to Talk Across Divides with Respect
Q: What gives you hope in this world amidst division?
The realization that there is a desire for constructive dialogue and the appetite to improve relations across divides.
Finding Value in Disagreement: How to Talk Across Divides with Respect
Q: How do you define civility?
Civility is defined as the absence of hate and the presence of respect, not just politeness.
Finding Value in Disagreement: How to Talk Across Divides with Respect
Q: What led you to start working together?
They began collaborating after being placed together on media platforms due to their opposing viewpoints, but they soon discovered they shared more in common than anticipated.

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The show centers on understanding gaslighting, emotional intelligence, and healthier, more truthful relationship dynamics. Across episodes, listeners encounter conversations with psychologists, journalists, educators, and authors who dissect manipulation, trauma, and strategies for compassionate dialogue. Guests frequently bring practical frameworks for recognizing gaslighting, promoting empathy, and building resilient communities, often tying in parenting, education, and civic discourse. A notable strength is its ability to translate complex psychology into actionable takeaways for individuals and professionals dealing with gaslighting and related harms. Fans may appreciate the guest diversity (academics, journalists, therapists, writers) ... more

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1. Mo Edjlali
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3. Anne Snyder
4. Oded Adomi Leshem
5. Nolan Finley
6. Stephen Henderson
7. Dr. Sarah Stein Lubrano
8. Zibby Owens

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