Pop Psych 101

03/02/2023

https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/b7YUZgjQQxb Ted Lasso is almost back so get ready with us by revisiting Nate's character from season 2!

This week Ryan and Hayley focus on Nate's physical and psychological descent into villainhood. They discuss taking up space, spitting, power trips, and that grey hair! Past Ted Lasso Episodes: Ted Lasso Season 2 Episode: #104 Therapy in Ted Lasso Season 2 Ted Lasso Season 1 Episode: Curiosity vs Jud...

06/08/2022

New episode is up!

This week Ryan and Hayley discuss Apple TV's Severance. They explore the ethics and morality of the procedure, some "psychological plot holes", and work-life balance. Please Rate, Review, and Subscribe. And follow us

03/16/2022

https://anchor.fm/poppsych101/episodes/86-Oscar-Nominations-Family-Dynamics-in-Encanto-e1f0pol

This month, Ryan and Hayley are covering a couple Oscar nominated movies. This week, they discuss Disney's Encanto. They cover the power of feeling seen, personal growth, gifts vs curses, and family dynamics. linktr.ee/poppsych101

01/12/2022

This week Ryan and Hayley are joined by Dr. Matt Johnson as they discuss the iconic Truman Show and its representation of egoism and its role in creating a whole psychological experience all its own!

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08/02/2021

New episode is up!

This week Ryan and Hayley discuss how Ted Lasso's approach of curiosity rather than judgement looks across various circumstances; masculinity as it shows up and is reframed during season 1; as well as relentless optimism and anxiety.

07/09/2021

Newest episode is up!

This week Hayley and Ryan delve into agoraphobia and anxiety as it is portrayed in the movie Woman in the Window, starring Amy Adams. They also talk about the unique presentation of a therapist receiving therapy and the tricky situation of having an unreliable narrator.

05/26/2021

New episode is up!

This week, Ryan and Hayley discuss the movie Memento. They play with the idea of how structure and order effect how memory is created and stored, as well as lost - particularly with regard to Anterograde Amnesia/Memory Loss.