Michael Morris is a professor of cultural psychology at Columbia University and an author.
Why are humans so tribal? Despite our capacity for empathy and inclusion, why do we always gravitate toward groups of similar individuals? And is there such a thing as good tribalism?
Expect to learn why tribalism exists and how it evolved in humans, why we can hate pe ... Show More
Feb 9
#1057 - Matthew Hussey - Uncertain About Your Relationship? You Need This...
Matthew Hussey is the world’s #1 dating coach, a YouTuber, public speaker and an author. How do you know if you’re with the right person — or if you're just telling yourself you are? If you’re questioning the relationship more than enjoying it, Matthew Hussey might have the clari ... Show More
1h 50m
Feb 7
#1056 - Dr Paul Eastwick - Did Evolutionary Psychology Get Dating All Wrong?
Dr Paul Eastwick is a psychologist, professor, and a researcher. Much of what we think we know about relationships comes from an evolutionary psychology lens, but what if that framework is flawed? In his groundbreaking new research, Dr Paul Eastwock challenges long-held assumptio ... Show More
1h 36m
Sep 2025
Psychotherapist John W. Price Unpacks Ancient Wisdom For Modern Healing
Dr. John Price is a depth psychotherapist and co-founder of The Center for Healing Arts & Sciences. This conversation explores why men have 50% fewer friends than twenty years ago, the crisis of modern masculinity, shadow work, and John's concept of "sacred refusal" —honoring the ... Show More
2h 48m
Feb 2025
Purpose, Friendship, and Human Skills with Simon Sinek
#216: Unlock the power of purpose and friendship with Simon Sinek. Learn how to find your ‘why,’ strengthen your friendships, and master the human skills that truly matter. Simon Sinek is a globally recognized author, speaker, and thought leader on leadership, purpose, and human ... Show More
55m 17s
Aug 2025
Why Taking Life Less Seriously Could Be the Productivity Boost You Need
The art of making work not suck; how playing helps you stress less (and achieve more). In today’s episode, we challenge the architecture of adulthood, built brick by brick with “shoulds”. Using stories of ancient ancestors and modern cubicles, we’ll ask: Why do we surrender to se ... Show More
25m 8s
Sep 2025
Why Bad People Sometimes Win—and How You Can Too Without Being One
Why do arrogant or selfish people often seem to succeed while kind, caring people struggle to get ahead? It's a frustrating paradox we see all around us—but the truth is, it's not about morality. It comes down to alignment and self-worth. On today's show, I'll explain why the wor ... Show More
18m 42s