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Singal-Minded
By Jesse Singal
A newsletter about science, social-justice-activism, why they sometimes fight, and how to help them get along better -- plus a good deal of other, more random stuff.
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Blocked and Reported
A Podcast About Internet Controversies
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The Power of Us
By Dominic Packer & Jay Van Bavel
Why does it feel like everyone is more divided than ever? The science of identity offers a blueprint to how we can rebuild a shared sense of “us” in our workplaces, communities, and everyday lives.
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Our Social Baseline
By Jim coan
Personal reflections and illustrations on the science of relationships and the relationships of science.
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Craving Coherence
By Rolf Zwaan
Making sense of a messy world—one thought at a time.
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The Unromantic
By Geoff MacDonald
An attempt at a sober look at research on singlehood and relationships.
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Open Questions
By Victor Kumar
Thoughts about anything
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Cognitive Wonderland
By Tommy Blanchard
Science, philosophy, and science fiction geekiness, with a special interest in neuroscience and philosophy of mind. Publishes weekly on Thursdays.
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Provoked with Dr. Todd Kashdan
Psychologically sharp, evidence-based ideas that challenge conventional wisdom about purpose, curiosity, work, relationships, and the strange ways people behave.
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Love Factually Podcast
By Paul Eastwick
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The Bluestocking
By Helen Lewis
I read the internet, so you don’t have to.
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Small Potatoes
By Paul Bloom
Psychology, philosophy, jokes, and more
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Living Fossils
The human mind evolved in a world that no longer exists. Living Fossils looks at what happens when brains designed for the past meet the present, especially in the contexts of therapy/mental health, social life, economics, and politics.
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The Basu & Godin Notebook
The ultimate podcast for the thinking Montreal Canadiens fan. Come for the analysis, stay for dinner.
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