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If you're part of the "exhausted majority" who is fed up with outrage culture and wants to be less stressed out, listen to this. 40 minutes every few weeks. It will change your life. Outrage Overload is a show about outrage in society and politics, and lowering the temperature. In each episode we explore a different aspect of the outrage industry with leading scientists, researchers, authors, community leaders, and other experts. Topics include political polarization, outrage exhaustion, ext ...
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Tackling tough topics in a way that will help you feel more empathy and empower you to become a better citizen, kinder neighbor, and more effective advocate. For people who are turned off by the divisive nature of the news, but still want to engage with important issues. Hosted by journalist Julie Rose, Top of Mind is a production of BYUradio.
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It's the podcast about podcasts...and more! Welcome to The Sherpa Chalet, where I'll help you find podcasts and grow your podcast playlist by interviewing podcasters, artists, and interesting people, recommending podcasts, and telling bad jokes! I'm your podcast Sherpa! Connect with me at jimthepodcastsherpa@gmail.com or my website ,sherpalution.com . Listen, subscribe, review, spread the word, and make this your 6th favorite podcast! (Keeping the pressure off here...) Follow the show @sherp ...
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Welcome to Curious Expression, the podcast where host Pinder Singh invites you to join him on a journey of lifelong learning and exploration. With a passion for science, self-help, spirituality, and a curiosity that knows no bounds, Pinder dives into a variety of topics, from the conventional to the unexplained. In each episode, Pinder brings his genuine curiosity to the forefront as he engages with guests from diverse backgrounds and niches. Together, they explore fascinating subjects, seek ...
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Are you outraged?? Do you even wonder why? Would you like to buy some yak milk? ( Figured I'd ask...)David's podcast takes a fascinating look at the "outrage machine" that stirs up our emotions and makes us take sides. (I can't take a side, I'm always in the back.) This one's an interesting chat-thanks for coming on the show David!!David's info Web…
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More than two-thirds of children under the age of 6 in the U.S. live in a household where all available parents work. But in most communities, there’s a shortage of slots in childcare centers and home-based providers. Because of unreliable childcare, as many as 100,000 Americans are forced to stay home from work at least once a month, according to …
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This one was released just before Halloween 2019, but nothing scary here. This episode has CONSISTENTLY been in my top 5 of most- listened to episodes...since its release, and STILL is!. Now if that's not inspiring you to listen, I dunno what is...solosten, enjoy, and be inspired. (Note: After 600 episodes, Howie ended this podcast, but you can sti…
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How Certainty Fuels Outrage and Division In this episode of the Outrage Overload podcast, we delight in a thought-provoking conversation with Ilana Redstone, a leading expert on the psychology of certainty. Redstone introduces the concept of the "certainty trap" and explores how absolute certainty can hinder intellectual growth and impede healthy d…
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I still think that "What Was That Like" is one of the most unique podcasts out there in Podcastia. Just a listen to some of the episodes Scott and I discuss will confirm that. The show is still running, by the way. (I even referred Lauren from "Just Na Science" to Scott with her wild story,too!) So, let's flash back to 2019 for this one! __________…
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I'd really like to do more finance related shows in the future (are you listening, @NicoleLapin ?) since Ryan was such a huge help. If you know someone ( or are) in the medical field, this is a financial podcast created specifically for you. But check out the interesting things Ryan has to say! ______________________________________________________…
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Discover the transformative insights of Hosein Kouros-Mehr, MD, PhD, as he delves into the science behind the default mode network (DMN) and its profound impact on our lives. As an author and physician-scientist with decades in cancer research, Hosein authored "Break Through: Master Your Default Mode and Thrive" to guide listeners in overcoming the…
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How Negativity Bias Fuels Toxic Politics In this episode of Outrage Overload, we explore the concept of negativity bias and its role in toxic polarization. We are joined by Travis Monteleone, a private equity investor and depolarization advocate. Monteleone argues that negativity bias is a major factor contributing to toxic polarization because it …
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Americans have a perplexing perception of crime. One in three Americans report watching, listening, or reading true crime on a weekly basis. But our fixation on crime goes deeper than entertainment. Both Republicans and Democrats consider violent crime an increasing problem. But most of us are safer today than we’ve ever been. Violent crime in Amer…
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Flashback to Season Two's debut! This was a really interesting interview on a topic that I really knew nothing about. (As opposed to the others, Sherpa?) Jim Martin was a a great (spiritual) guide for this episode. Alas, no new episodes after 2021, but some great refreshment and enlightenment in his classic episodes. _______________________________…
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How to Combat Youth Radicalization Using Learning Psychology In this episode, we explore the rise of youth radicalization and the potential for online platforms to play a role in the radicalization process with Jack Wippell, an expert in extremism and radicalization. Jack shares insights into the factors that make individuals susceptible to radical…
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Ahh, my first season finale, and what a way to end it! BTW, "Morning Cup of Murder" is still out there in Podcastia, so if you need your TCF (true crime fix), it's ready for you! And who knew my first interview about True Crime would be so much fun? Morbid, but true....which is what they wrote about me in my high school yearbook..... #truecrime ___…
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Jump into our discussion with Ankita Singh, a network engineer turned outdoor experiential educator and now a conscious living strategist. Explore her dedication to empowering others through sustainable practices and personal growth. Discover how Ankita's mission to foster enduring wellness transcends notions of control and restriction. Connect wit…
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These days anything that's widespread might be called an "epidemic." Violence, obesity, opioids, even loneliness. But in the public health space, the label "epidemic" carries special significance beyond that - it's a disease that's widespread - and usually contagious, too. How does thinking about social issues as epidemics change the way we approac…
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Another gem from 2019, which is also one of the most downloaded episodes! Samantha was extremely helpful in helping me understand the life of a spirit medium. Note that when we recorded this, she had recently started her journey. But, she's still doing this today-so enjoy this "origin story", and look for her on social media! ______________________…
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I sit down with Lawrence Eppard to explore the complex landscape of media trust in America. How do we grapple with the challenges of misinformation, disinformation, and news literacy in an increasingly polarized media landscape? From dissecting the roots of media distrust to exploring strategies for staying informed without succumbing to outrage ov…
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I always find that horror fans have that same kind of loyalty as country music fans. Minus the hats, trains, dogs, and saloons. But, when they create something interesting in the horror genre, you KNOW it's got to be interesting. Such is the case, when I got to talk to Todd. This sounds like a movie that'll really be unique. So go see it in October…
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Another classic from 2019! Joanne was so interesting to talk to and spend time with. Alas, her podcast hasn't had new episodes in a while, but you can still hear them, and probably more from Joanne, if you are searching online. Is this love? I'm not sure, you haven't asked me my last name yet! (Note: At the time of this episode's release, I think L…
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In this special documentary-style episode of the Outrage Overload podcast, we look at the world of electoral politics and the challenges of close elections. Drawing inspiration from the movie "Swing Vote" and real-life insights from history, political science, and contemporary discourse, we explore the trend of close elections and the implications …
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A very interesting interview here, Rebels. As much as Tanya said that her story wasn't really inspiring, I think I'd have to respectfully disagree. She's a lady who's come this far in her life to achieve a goal that maybe people only dream about. And now she gets to take it a step further, by creating something to help prolong the life of Earth! Wh…
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Since 2020 — when George Floyd's murder was seen around the world and protests for racial justice swept the country — many Americans with white skin have begun to think explicitly about race and its consequences. What does it mean to be white in America? What’s it like to be not-white-enough? Or to not have your racial identity reflected on officia…
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You can check out Marc's latest YouTube show, "Rockin with Marc", where else, but YouTube. Also, you can still buy his and Kristina's books on Amazon! Marc will be making another return on another "Sherpa Select" in the near future! _______________________________________ Book club, you say? Hey, if Oprah can do it ,so can I. Without the obscenely …
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Join us as we delve into the remarkable journey of David Beckemeyer, a retired tech executive turned science communicator. With over 25 years of experience in tech startups, including being the founding CTO of EarthLink, our guest brings a wealth of knowledge. Now the host of the "Outrage Overload" podcast, he explores societal and political outrag…
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How to Rise Above Nasty Politics In this episode of the Outrage Overload podcast, host David Beckmeyer interviews Thomas Zeitzoff, a professor specializing in political violence and political psychology. The episode explores the concept of "nasty politics" and its impact on political discourse and democracy. Zeitzoff discusses the different forms o…
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This is your chance, Rebels! Have a listen to the interview with an up and coming artist, who's bringing his unique musical style to the masses. I don't know much about techno, dubstep, or bass and drum. I thought they were the 2000's version of The 3 Stooges. (Just ask your parents.) I had suggested to Autonex after our interview about collaborati…
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We’re in between episodes this week on Top of Mind. In the meantime, we’ve got a story for you from a podcast we think you’re really going to like. It’s called When the People Decide, a podcast from the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State. The podcast traces the stories of Americans who are getting their hands dirty doing the hard work…
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She's back! With snacks! And an announcement! I must confess that I wasn't happy with the audio quality of our first interview( as much as I enjoyed the interview), but that's my fault as an inexperienced podcaster. So as far as having Allison back for a "remix"...wish granted! Thank you, Allison! Just as wonderful 19 episodes later!! Take a listen…
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Tim McCarthy, with a Master’s in Education and a Grandmaster rank in martial arts, offers a unique approach to child development. Combining classroom expertise with martial arts training, he simplifies child psychology and physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual growth. His holistic roadmap, blending Eastern and Western philosophies, equips pare…
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Discover how seemingly neutral topics can become politicized in this episode of the Outrage Overload podcast. Host David Beckemeyer is joined by researcher Dino Carpentras to explore the dynamics of polarization and dialogue. They discuss how even simple topics like circles and pencils can become battlegrounds for political ideologies, and the impl…
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In this podcast episode, Julie and the other members of the Top of Mind team reflect on moments from previous episodes that challenged them to stay curious and stick with uncomfortable perspectives instead of dismissing them or putting up defenses. As we put podcast episodes together, we have these “Stick With It” moments all the time – and we hope…
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From 2019: This one is definitely a fan favorite! It was also my first "spooky podcast" interview, and Marianne was a fascinating guest. So, gave a listen, and don't get too spooked out. And check out Marianne's podcast! ____________________________________________________________________________________ Who else but me gets the bright idea to reco…
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Donald A. Galade, CEO of Kingdom Financial Ministries, brings over 37 years of financial expertise and a deep faith to his work. As a best-selling author, he shares insights on financial freedom and stewardship in books like "In God We Trust, the Dollar We Worship." His mission extends beyond finance; Galade is a classically trained musician and pr…
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How Broken Trust is Poisoning American Democracy In this episode, host David Beckmeyer interviews Andreas Schedler about his research on political polarization in the United States. Schedler challenges the traditional understanding of polarization as a simple left-right divide and argues that the breakdown of trust is a fundamental factor driving h…
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We could call this episode, "So You Think You Know Cello?" But I'd say after you hear it, you may have a new appreciation for it. Okorie is certainly a leader in the vanguard to make classical instruments more accessible for music lovers everywhere. This gentleman is certainly onto something, in a world of ever-changing musical tastes. Please check…
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Our “Stick With It” series on the Top of Mind podcast continues with a story from David Beckemeyer, host of the podcast “Outrage Overload.” Beckemeyer used to spend his time engaging in social media fights. When his son, who also often indulged in heated online discussions, decided to step away from social media, Beckemeyer was prompted to closely …
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Gregory has so many more stories, so we've barely scratched the surface in this interview. But what a super nice guy! He really wants his show to be a voice for the voiceless, so there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Especially while you're having fun along the way! Thanks for coming on the show. Gregory! Greg's info: Instagram" @meanmachiner…
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Floods are the most common of all weather-related disasters in America. They cause more damage and kill more people than any other type of severe weather. Flood risk is rising all over the country—rainstorms are more intense and flash floods are happening more frequently. The communities facing the greatest risk in the coming decades are disproport…
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My first supermodel interview! We should call this the start of the "Down Under Trilogy", given the guests in the next 2 Saturday episodes are also from Australia, and New Zealand. How was I able to get an interview with a supermodel? My mom signed the permission slip, of course! _____________________________________________________________________…
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Author D Tanner brings unique insight to life's challenges, drawing from 30 years of sales and Christian counseling experience. His Amazon best-seller, "Great Expectations Today," offers humor, grace, and wisdom to navigate anger management and set healthier expectations. Tanner's engaging storytelling captivates readers, offering practical advice …
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Why We Resist Facts & How to Fight Back! In this episode, we explore the concept of knowledge resistance with Dr. Åsa Wikforss. We discuss the complex factors that contribute to knowledge resistance, including confirmation bias and motivated reasoning. The conversation highlights the importance of trust in reliable sources of knowledge and the need…
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Not your typical personal trainer interview, I promise! Ana has led a verrrrry interesting life so far, so that made the interview so much fun. A listen to her podcast will have you looking and thinking about your physical well-being in a new way! (Finally, I can stop drinking pickle juice? Not that anyone advised me to....) Anyway, have a listen t…
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There are more people homeless in America today than at any other time in the last 17 years. Those numbers might have gotten a lot worse during the pandemic were it not for millions of dollars in federal funds for emergency housing. That money’s all dried up now. In the early 2000s, many of these cities adopted “10-year plans to end homelessness,” …
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Talk about pretty good timing! With Earth Day soon to be upon us, it's a perfect time to revisit my interview with Na'ilah . Hope you enjoy it! _________________________________________________________________________ Welcome to the Sherpa Sheet! It's the "Save the Earth" edition. I wanted to be sure I would pronounce Na'ilah's name correctly for t…
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Nearly a dozen states have active campaigns to move away from partisan or closed primaries, motivated by a frustration among many voters that the way parties choose nominees in high-stakes elections is broken. By the time most of us cast a ballot in a Presidential Primary, it feels like a pointless exercise: earlier states have already winnowed the…
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Jeffrey Charles Hardy, a 40-year healthcare veteran, leads Care for Peace, a non-profit fostering global healthcare solutions. As an industry leader, writer, and speaker, Hardy advocates patient safety and innovative hospital design. With over 120 hospitals served, including Kaiser Permanente and Disney Celebration Health, his expertise spans the g…
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