HeyJaredPsychology 1-0-Dumb
A psychology podcast for overthinkers, under-feelers, and people who text their ex after therapyHosted by comedian Cansu and her psychology-obsessed co-host Has, Psychology 1-0-Dumb breaks down the brainy stuff — attachment styles, cognitive biases, trauma responses — with no…
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Episode 14 - God Is Expensive: The Psychology of Megachurches (opens the original)
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Megachurches promise more than a Sunday sermon. They offer community, purpose, salvation — and, apparently, enough donations for a private jet. In this episode, we unpack the psychology of megachurches: why charismatic leaders are so persuasive, why thousands of people worshipping together can feel so powerful, and what authority bias, the halo effect, prosperity theology and Taylor Swift concerts have to do with it. Plus, we build our perfect pastors and ask why giving 10% of your income feels
Episode 13 - Why We Still Get Married (opens the original)
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Marriage was supposed to be about money and survival. Somewhere along the way, it became about finding your soulmate, healing your inner child, and splitting the chores. In this episode, we unpack the psychology of marriage: how it evolved from an economic institution into a search for love, identity and happiness, why our expectations have skyrocketed, and what attachment theory, dating apps, Henry VIII and diamond rings have to do with it. 🎧 Listen now to Psychology 1-0-Dumb — therapy-adjacent
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