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You're Not Crazy: Psychology in Real Life

Kim Champion and Malachi Champion

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An entertaining and educational podcast that features conversations between a clinical psychologist and her son. Using a blend of humor, psychoeducation, and fun banter, Dr. Kim Champion and her author/blogger/words guy/consumer-of-media son, Malachi Champion, explore real life issues with the hope of helping us to understand that we are more okay than we may think. Join us on the journey!
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Move on from the highlight reels and headlines as we break down the essence of the weekend’s GAA action. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In an effort to get back into the podcasting groove, we have decided to make our first new episode about building and maintaining good, healthy habits. We're hoping to give you helpful information and maybe help ourselves while we're at it! This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Use our unique link to check it out and you will receive 10% off you…
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We’re baaack! In our intro to the second season of YNC, Malachi and I update you on the projects that have kept us busy, YNC's path forward, and what’s on deck for this season’s episodes. We hope you join us and enjoy exploring more topics in psychology in real life! This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Use our unique link to check it out and y…
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Fintan O'Toole and Declan Bogue look back on the All-Ireland football quarter-finals from Croke Park. They look back on Saturday's games where Kerry cruised past Tyrone with thanks to some brilliance from David Clifford, and Monaghan squeezed past Armagh in a penalty shoot-out. They also react to Dublin's win in the aftermath of their brilliant vic…
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Former Cork goalkeeper Anthony Nash joins Enda Coll to look back on the All-Ireland club semi-finals which saw Ballyhale triumph over Ballygunner and Dunloy shock St Thomas'. They discuss what goes through a goalkeepers head when facing a penalty and how moments are more important than the overall game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mo…
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Marc Ó Sé joins Garry Doyle as they look back on another massive weekend of club championship football in Ulster and Munster. They chat about Malachy O'Rourke's achievements as a manager, the rise of Ulster football and the hardest sledgers Marc has come up against. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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This week Marc gives us a fascinating and moving insight on the character of his uncle Paidí Ó Sé, who passed away 10 years ago next month. From his roguish charm and zest for life, to his deadly serious football persona, Marc draws a vivid portrait of one of the sport’s great personalities.Also, David Clifford’s continued brilliance and David Mora…
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Anthony is buzzing about the sheer quality of hurling and physicality that was on show at the Gaelic Grounds for Ballygunner’s impressive win over Na Piarsaigh.He delves into the game and picks the moments where the contest was won and lost, while also casting an eye over Ballyea’s narrow victory against St Finbarr’s.Also, Anthony breaks down what …
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This week Anthony looks ahead to St Finbarr’s against Ballyea and the potential classic that is Ballygunner versus Na Piarsaigh.He also considers whether Kilkenny will change their style dramatically or incrementally under Derek Lyng and explains what a modern player wants from a manager.Plus, RTÉ GAA reporter Damian Lawlor speaks emotionally about…
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This week Marc Ó Sé faces the biggest test yet of his young managerial career. Can he succeed where every other coach in Ireland has failed and devise a plan to limit the effectiveness of David Clifford as Listry take on neighbours Fossa in the Kerry Premier Junior Final? And even if the footballer of the year can somehow be shackled, how will Marc…
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Maurice is joined by Marc Ó Sé who thinks Sky are exiting the GAA market at a time when their coverage has surpassed that of the national broadcaster. He says competition is vital to ensure that new life is breathed into RTÉ's coverage which has become "dull".The lads reflect on John O'Mahony's five decades in management and ask how he has been abl…
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Maurice Brosnan and Fintan O’Toole of The42 are joined by a reflective Anthony Nash, who informs the lads he has just played his last game of hurling as a senior club player - it’s coaching, golf and punditry from now on for the former Cork goalkeeper. St Finbarrs’ chances in the Munster SHC are analysed, as is Ballyhale’s enduring brilliance in Ki…
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This week, The42's Maurice Brosnan and five-times All-Ireland winner Marc Ó Sé chat about a hectic few weeks of Gaelic football and some big news from across the country. The lads start by discussing the sad passing of Brian Mullins and the incredible legacy of the midfield colossus at the heart of Kevin Heffernan’s outfit. On the inter-county fron…
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We're back! This week, Maurice Brosnan and Anthony Nash are up and running. The lads are joined by Malachy Clerkin to discuss the split season, why it was necessary and what are its flaws. Amidst all the debate, what is the priority of the new calendar? Anthony explains how the club player’s life has improved in 2022 and what needs to happen next. …
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