
The Psychology of Us explores how persons and systems think, feel, identify, and make meaning. Created by RJ Starr, a structural theorist in theoretical and integrative psychology, the show extends his Psychological Architecture framework into questions of identity, emotion, meaning, culture, social behavior, and institutional life. This is psychology as serious inquiry into the structures beneath... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophy | |||

What if the public isn't withdrawing from civic reality, but from the mediated performance of it?
This episode examines a structural argument by RJ Starr: legacy news media and national politics have fused into a closed circuit, a self-sustaining lo... more
There is an old rule in broadcast radio: no dead air. Silence between segments was treated as technical failure, a lapse in the chain of transmission that would cost the station its audience. Broadcasters trained themselves to fill every available se... more
Imagine walking into a Monday meeting where everyone knows the project is failing. The timeline is blown, the budget is gone, morale is underground. Then the VP walks in, and every person at the table smiles and praises the bold vision. If that scene... more
The Psychology of the Critic examines a psychological structure so normalized it has become invisible: the evaluative position. When someone occupies the role of critic, whether as a professional reviewer or an amateur rendering verdicts online, they... more
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The subject matter and content of this show are fantastic, but the delivery with clearly scripted ‘conversation’ is hard to listen to, and ruins the show for me.
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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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