In this episode of OTHERHOOD host Christopher and guest Joe Siriusmined dive deep into the life and work of Charles Davenport, a pivotal figure in the American eugenics movement. Drawing from Dr. William Tucker's The Science and Politics of Racial Research, they explore how Davenport's misguided interpretations of Mendelian genetics fueled harmful ideologies about race, intelligence, and human worth.Join Christopher and Joe as they discuss Davenport's belief in "unit characters," the flawed

Welcome back to The Other Hood Race Pseudoscience Podcast! In this episode, host Christopher Maute and Simos Funk continue their deep dive into the life and ideas of Sir Francis Galton, the controversial figure often referred to as the father of eugenics. Building on their previous discussion, they explore Galton's views on race, intelligence, and heredity, revealing the disturbing undercurrents of Victorian ethnocentrism that fueled his pseudoscientific theories.Join Christopher and Simos as they

Join host Christopher Maute in the premiere episode of "THE OTHERHOOD," with guest Simos Funk, where they dive deep into the life and controversial legacy of Sir Francis Galton, the Victorian scientist credited with coining the term "eugenics." Discover how Galton's obsession with measurement and social bias shaped his views on heredity, intelligence, and race during a time when the British Empire was asserting its dominance across the globe. Through a lively discussion, Christopher and Simos

What if the mind you trust is running a four-year-old's survival code?Rob Brinded, author of Glitch: The Hidden Code Running Your Life (And How to Debug It), joins Shawn to reveal how childhood programming creates unconscious “hamster wheels” that determine who we trust, why we repeat patterns of betrayal, and how intelligent people make devastating choices. This conversation maps the five binary programs installed in early childhood that run our lives—left-siders seeking value through

Hello everybody, and welcome back to another episode of Getting Psyched! Today, Dr.Regan Gurung and I discuss the academic side of psychology. As a researcher interested in teaching methods and a professor, Dr.G talks about finding a sense of belonging at college and what attendance means to both students and professors. Dr.Gurung describes to listeners how involvement on campus can provide opportunities and connection. Let's get psyched about it!

In this long-form special, MCM asks the question few men ever say outloud but most women secretly wonder about — Why do men even want womenanyway?From independence to intimacy, from respect to peace, this 90-minute talkpulls back the curtain on how men really think about love, loyalty, andconnection. It’s not about clichés or magazine advice — it’s about what happensbeneath the armor, behind the quiet, and inside the heart of a man who’s tiredof noise but still craves meaning.MCM breaks down ten

In this episode from 2023, Alex speaks with Neil Boyd about the effects of drug decriminalization and legalization in Canada and around the world, and how regulation and criminalization can have positive or negative impacts on users of various substances and the communities around them.References 1. “Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, 1996” by the Justice Laws Website Link: https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/c-38.8/ 2. “Cannabis Act, 2018” by Justice Laws

In this chapter, we explore a story that’s grown far beyond its origins, from a simple Raggedy Ann doll to a symbol of modern horror. The legend of 'Annabelle'.Join me as we trace her history alongside Ed and Lorraine Warren, the couple who shaped her fame and controversy. We’ll examine the psychology that makes dolls so unsettling, uncover the real events behind the story, and look at how belief, media, and myth turned a children’s toy into a global icon of fear.Text Me (this is 3rd party

The Women Who Threw Corn: Witchcraft and Inquisition in Sixteenth-Century Mexico (Cambridge UP, 2025) tells the stories of women from Spain, North Africa, Senegambia, and Canaries accused of sorcery in sixteenth-century Mexico for adapting native magic and healing practices. These non-native women - the mulata of Seville who cured the evil eye; the Canarian daughter of a Count who ate peyote and mixed her bath water into a man's mustard supply; the wife of a Spanish conquistador who let her hair

A fascinating new book called A Sixth of Humanity, Independent India’s Development Odyssey examines 75 years of development in the world’s most populous country – the successes and failures, the compromises, and the ways in which India has defied many of our ideas of how development should happen. The authors are Devesh Kapur of Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, and Arvind Subramanian of the Peterson Institute, also of course formerly Chief Economic Advisor to the

In the decades leading up to the French Revolution, when Paris was celebrated as an oasis of liberty, slaves fled there, hoping to be freed. They pictured Paris as a refuge from France’s notorious slave-trading ports.The French were late to the slave trade, but they dominated the global market in enslaved people by the late 1780s. This explosive growth transformed Paris, the cultural capital of the Enlightenment, into a dangerous place for people in bondage. Those seeking freedom in Paris faced

Since Xi Jinping’s accession to power in 2012, nearly every aspect of China’s relations with Africa has grown dramatically. Beijing has increased the share of resources it devotes to African countries, expanding military cooperation, technological investment, and educational and cultural programs as well as extending its political influence.China's Relations with Africa: A New Era of Strategic Engagement (Columbia University Press, 2023) examines the full scope of contemporary political and

Why do states start conflicts that they ultimately lose? Why do leaders possess inaccurate expectations of their prospects for victory? Bureaucracies at War (Cambridge UP, 2024) examines how national security institutions shape the quality of bureaucratic information upon which leaders base their choice for conflict – which institutional designs provide the best counsel, why those institutions perform better, and why many leaders fail to adopt them. Author Tyler Jost argues that the same

Tonight, my special guest is paranormal investigator Andrea Mesich, who joins me to discuss her spine-chilling encounters at some of the most haunted locations in Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.In her book The Ghost in the Coal Cellar, Andrea shares the eerie details of her most intense investigations — from a rocking chair that moves on its own to a burned schoolhouse filled with restless spirits, and phantom lights deep in the forest that seem to chase anyone who dares to enter.Andrea

What began on a cold November night with a simple cup of hot chocolate and some open ears grew into a vibrant, inclusive space where young people, often misunderstood by schools and society, found a place to be themselves.In this episode of Mind the Kids, ‘Home fae Home: Hot Chocolate Helping Trauma’ we step into the heart of a community transformed by compassion, creativity, and co-design. Join host Mark Tebbs as he meets the passionate team on a remarkable project; Charis Robertson, Anne

Kevään 2025 Kylteri-lehdessä olleessa henkilökuvassa Aallon kauppakorkeakoulun alumni Joona Orpana jakoi vinkkejään liittyen uran rakentamiseen ja hyvinvoinnista huolehtimiseen nopeatempoisessa työelämässä. Tässä podcast-jaksossa saamme jatko-osan jutulle, kun haastattelemme Joonaa tarkemmin tämän työkokemuksista Woltilla ja toiminnallisista muutoksista sen sisällä. Lisäksi kysymme tarkentavia kysymyksiä liittyen kevään jutussa puhuttuihin hyvinvointiaiheisiin.

Anthony Eldridge-Rogers is an executive coach, trainer and organisational consultant working at the intersection of wellbeing, recovery and leadership. Founder of FRC Worldwide, he developed the Meaning Centred Coaching™ model and has championed coaching as a powerful yet underused resource for behavioural health and human flourishing. Anthony’s career spans media, environmental work and leadership consulting, with clients from the BBC to Henley Business School. A Fellow of the RSA and ...

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Send us a text In this episode, we sit down with Queen M—better known as The MSW Coach—to unpack the realities of today’s job market. With her signature warmth and expertise, she puts us at ease while sharing practical strategies for navigating the search for meaningful employment. From boosting confidence to sharpening your job-hunting approach, Queen M offers insights every social worker and professional can use. Follow her on Instagram: @the_mswcoach !! Social workers of color face ...