Tatter
Asks, "What would Fox & Friends do?"; tries to always do the opposite
Displaying all 5 Episode of Tatter with the tag “psychology”.
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Episode 64: Rogue (Conspiracy Theories, w/ Kelley-Romano & Miller)
December 9th, 2020 | 58 mins 43 secs
conspiracy theory, covid-19, political science, psychology, rhetoric, voting
Stephanie Kelley-Romano and Joanne Miller talk conspiracy theories with me.
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Episode 53: The Pursuit (w/ Laurie Santos)
June 4th, 2020 | 58 mins 8 secs
choice, covid-19, happiness, psychology, well-being
A discussion of happiness, with Yale University's Laurie Santos.
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Episode 29: Mission Creep (On Carrying Implicit Bias Too Far)
November 5th, 2018 | 31 mins 37 secs
history, iat, implicit bias, psychology, racial justice
A conversation about implicit bias, and potential overextension and overapplication of it, with Jonathan Kahn, author of Race on the Brain.
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Episode 23: Policy of Truth (or, How to Tell a Good Story)
August 6th, 2018 | 58 mins 25 secs
melanie green, moth, peter aguero, psychology, storytelling, tara clancy
A discussion of live, true, first-person storytelling (e.g., on The Moth), and how to do it well, featuring Moth GrandSLAM champion tellers Peter Aguero and Tara Clancy, as well as researcher Melanie Green.
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Episode 12: Strait and Narrow
June 1st, 2018 | 51 mins 15 secs
grammar, language, linguistics, mitch hedberg, psychology, science, verb tense, writing
My conversation with my friend Conor Quinn, my favorite linguist in the whole world, as we talk about the ways that scientists use language, as well as language communities indigenous to the U.S., and a bit about the overlap between those two topics.