
Most psychology content is organized around what to do. The Psychology of Us begins from a different premise: how does psychological life actually work? Created by RJ Starr, a theorist in theoretical and integrative psychology, the show examines how identity forms and fractures, how emotion reorganizes perception, and how meaning holds or collapses under pressure. An extension of Starr's Psycholog... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 110 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophy | |||

Every pride movement on earth — gay pride, national pride, ethnic pride, religious pride, working-class pride, and yes, supremacist pride — runs the same psychological engine. The objects differ. The histories differ. The moral standing differs, some... more
Some relationships fail because the people involved were fundamentally wrong for each other. Their values conflicted. Their emotional temperaments continuously destabilized each other. The fracture had structure. It made sense, even when it hurt.
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Most people believe they are thinking critically when they go online. Professor RJ Starr's essay "The Psychology of Adversarial Interpretation" makes a more unsettling argument: that what feels like critical thinking is often something structurally d... more
Dreams are usually treated as irrational, symbolic, random, or neurologically meaningless. We wake from them confused by their contradictions, impossible transitions, distorted timelines, and emotionally charged imagery, then immediately attempt to m... more
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This show explores psychology as a structural discipline, focusing on how mind, emotion, identity, and meaning interact to shape human experience. Across episodes, listeners encounter rigorous, theory-driven discussions that connect abstract frameworks to everyday life—things like how meaning sustains or dissolves under pressure, why people misread unfamiliar behavior, and how modern technology and social dynamics influence connection, judgment, and selfhood. The host frequently emphasizes practical takeaways that help people navigate personal and professional relationships, communication in digital spaces, and transitions that disrupt established patterns. A distinctive thread is the integration of a cohesive theoretical model with accessi... more
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