Phenomenal Podcast
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“Why do people do what do? Even when it defies logic and common sense? Even when it contradicts what they claim they do? And, most interestingly, when its not what I would in their situation? THIS PODCAST ANSWERS THOSE QUESTIONS - and in an interesting, easy to understand way. The Jack Lalaine podcast blew my mind!
In my first semester of college, many many years ago, I took Psych 101, thinking it would be an easy A. instead, it was fascinating and eye-opening. So much so, I briefly considered it as a career. But Psych 103 - Abnormal Psych - was so depressing, I quickly abandoned any notion of that as a career. This is the first podcast I've ever encountered that quenches my insatiable desire to understand my fellow man, using real life examples we can all relate to. This, combined with Michael's pleasant to listen to voice, in his never judgmental, never over-sensationalizing manner, with all the gifts of a natural story teller, make this podcast one of the best in any category I've ever encountered. Thank you Michael!”Read full review »
testpilot88 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/05/11
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“I find myself listening, being interested in the topic, then wondering when he will get to the topic. Maybe an outline would help keep on track? I was really excited to learn about this podcast, downloaded them all, but find that I usually shut it off before the topic is over as the...”Read full review »
Floutdoorgal via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/09/09
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“I started listening to Michael Britt's program shortly after I became a professor a few years ago. His work has influenced and inspired me. I am a huge fan of "The Psyche Files" and I am glad that he's been so giving with his time and effort. As a researcher and writer I know how...”Read full review »
Paul Dirac via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/14/11
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“I love listening to this podcast when I am running or just doing the chores at home. It links classic studies to everyday life situations (useful when you are studying psychology as I am). Michael Britt is very easy to listen to and very down to earth. He obviously loves psychology and makes the...”Read full review »
HappyListener2 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/24/09
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