In this episode, we dive into the the conversation of of 'Eugenics 'through a psychological lens with Professor Marius as your guide. In this captivating podcast series, we go through the the historical, ethical, and psychological implications of eugenics, delving deep into its origins, controversies, and modern-day relevance. This episode we navigate through the complexities of human genetics, societal ideals, and the profound impact of eugenics on individuals and communities. Discussion Points 00:00 - Introduction 08:00 - What brought you to this space /conversation? 19:30 - What is Eugenic ..read more

In this episode, we dive into a thought-provoking topic: the intersection of weather and climate change through the lens of psychology. We explore how our understanding of weather patterns and climate change is shaped by psychological factors. From the emotional responses to extreme weather events to the cognitive biases that influence perceptions of climate science, we uncover the intricate connections between the human mind and the environment. About Helen Roberts Helen joined the Met Office as a trainee weather forecaster in 2003, and spent much of her career as an Operational Meteorologis ..read more

In this this episode I talk to Louise who is from South Africa and works an editor and in this podcast she shares her insights in to language and writing in South Africa. About Louise Louise Keuler is the owner of Strikethrough Professional Academic Editing Services. She's been editing academic manuscripts since 2014 and enjoys helping students produce the best possible quality work. Louise holds two honours degrees (in English and Publishing), both from the University of Pretoria, South Africa. Currently, she’s completing a master’s degree in Publishing Studies through the University of the W ..read more

In this this episode I talk to Louise who is from South Africa and works an editor and in this podcast she shares her insights in to language and writing in South Africa. About Louise Louise Keuler is the owner of Strikethrough Professional Academic Editing Services. She's been editing academic manuscripts since 2014 and enjoys helping students produce the best possible quality work. Louise holds two honours degrees (in English and Publishing), both from the University of Pretoria, South Africa. Currently, she’s completing a master’s degree in Publishing Studies through the University of the W ..read more

In this podcast I caught up with former guest Sharon who shares what its been like training as a Clinical Psychologist.   Sharon is a second year Trainee Clinical Psychologist and Passionate about demystifying the profession through social media to encourage diversification of those working in the field. Sharon is also the co-founder of 'he Psychology Platform', a mentor scheme that supports aspiring psychologists via mentor schemes and events.    Connect with Sharon Connect with https://www.instagram.com/sharonbpsych/Subscribe to her channel https://www.youtube.com/channel ..read more

What is this podcast about? In this podcast, I talk to Huw who is provides fascinating insights in to how work with money through his engaging social media channels.    Who is the podcast for? Mainly for those people who are are interested in understanding money About Huw Huw Davies became Financially Independent in 2016, he built a 6-figure business from scratch, He built a stocks and shares portfolio he could live off, and recently he built a £1M property portfolio in less than 18 months.... but what can he do on Youtube? He is going to track his progress to 1 Million Subscriber ..read more

What is this podcast about? In this podcast, I talk to Kate who has done two doctorates in Psychology. She shares her journey and insights in what its like being both a Clinical Psychologist and Lecturer.   Who is the podcast for? Mainly for those people who are are interested in doing doctorates About Kate Kate Cooper is a Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at the University of Bath, and a HCPC registered Clinical Psychologist and BABCP accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. She has worked in a range of clinical settings, including mental health services and neurodevelopmental clinic ..read more

What is this podcast about? In this podcast, I talk to Dr Helen Driscoll who shares her journey in becoming a Psychologist and how studying this discipline has shaped what she does today.  Who is the podcast for? The inspiration to becoming a Psychologist and the diversity of the discipline About Helen Helen is the Academic Director for Education Partnerships at the University of Sunderland.  She is a  a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Chartered Psychologist. She graduated from Newcastle University in 2001 with first class honours and the Mary McKinnon Priz ..read more

What is this podcast about? In this podcast, I talk to Dillion who researchers an area that I'm not too familiar with which is  nature! Who is the podcast for? Mainly for those people who are are interested in researching nature and how to stay motivated.  About Dillon Dillon Jones is a biologist and Science Communicator interested in uncovering the secrets of biodiversity and teaching his audience along the way! Dillon’s research has ranged from surveying reptiles and amphibians in urban environments, to tracking mud turtles in the Belizean jungle, to his current work inferring re ..read more

What is this podcast about? In this podcast, I talk to Anahita who shares her PhD student journey from being a nurse.  Who is the podcast for? Mainly for those people who are looking for inspiration and want to hear about Anahita's  PhD journey.  About Anahita Anahita is a PhD student, nurse anesthetist, and science communicator based in Stockholm, Sweden. She's enrolled at the research school in health sciences at Karolinska institute, and her PhD project focuses on postoperative recovery and cognitive decline after surgery. After working 10 years clinically, she realized she w ..read more