HeyJaredGood Is In The Details
Good Is In The Details is an engaging philosophy and education podcast hosted by Gwendolyn Dolske, Ph.D., and Rudy Salo, exploring the ideas that shape how we think, learn, and live.
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How To See The World Through Your Child's Eyes (opens the original)
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How do we build stronger relationships with our children, especially when we're tired, overwhelmed, or simply seeing a situation through adult eyes? In this special Podapalooza mini-episode, Gwendolyn talks with speech-language pathologist and The Language of Play host Dinalynn Rosenbush about how our understanding of child development is changing the way we parent. Dinalynn shares practical ways parents can use play, curiosity, and connection to better understand what a child is communicating.
To Chill or Not To Chill: When Does Perseverance Become Toxic? (opens the original)
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We're taught that perseverance is always a virtue, but what if the very trait we celebrate is quietly costing us our sense of meaning? Michael Scarano, a healthcare veteran turned speaker and coach, joins us to unpack what he calls "toxic perseverance": pushing forward not from purpose, but from unexamined beliefs formed by trauma and unmet needs. We dig into the real difference between healthy resilience and burnout, how to tell if you're persevering toward something or just running from stoppi
Honest, True, or Authentic? (They're Not the Same Thing) (opens the original)
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Honesty might be the character trait we claim to value most, but what does it actually mean to be honest, and how is that different from simply telling the truth, or "being authentic"? Philosopher Christian Miller, author of The Honesty Crisis , joins us to untangle these distinctions and make the case that honesty is eroding faster than we realize, from deepfakes and AI-written schoolwork to the quiet ways social media rewards dishonesty that flatters our own side. We dig into virtue ethics and
Cults, Conspiracy Theories & Critical Thinking: The History America Didn't Teach You (opens the original)
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What if the United States was never immune to cult thinking, but was built on it? Journalist Jane Borden joins Gwendolyn and Rudy to unpack her book Cults Like Us: Why Doomsday Thinking Drives America , tracing a direct line from Puritan doomsday belief to modern conspiracy theories, self-help culture, and our national obsession with strongmen and influencers. We dig into how to actually define a cult (without being hyperbolic about it), the surprising overlap between cults and conspiracy theori
Are You Living in an Echo Chamber? The Psychology of Misinformation & Critical Thinking | Matthew Facciani (opens the original)
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How do echo chambers influence our beliefs? How do you know what is true on the internet? Why does misinformation spread so quickly online? What is an echo chamber, and how does confirmation bias influence the way we evaluate information? In this episode of Good Is In The Details , Gwendolyn Dolske and Rudy Salo welcome sociologist Matthew Facciani, author of Misguided: Where Misinformation Starts, How It Spreads, and What To Do About It , for an engaging conversation about the psychology and so
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