Psychology Podcasts     Psychology Podcasts
(Photo Credit: Oliver Hartmann) Thinking About Becoming A Psychology Student? Find A Psychology School Near YouA great way to learn more about the fascinating world of psychology is to listen to podcasts. Each quality psychology podcast featured below is provided completely free of charge and all offer a subscription service which lets you automatically receive the latest psychology broadcast as soon as it's available. Shrink Rap Radio
Excellent psychology podcasts complete with the wonderful tagline "All the psychology you need to know and just enough to make you dangerous." Hosted by David Van Nuys, Ph.D. Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Sonoma State University. "Dr Dave" as he is commonly known describes his collection of psychology podcasts as follows: In the U.S., psychology has long been the most popular undergraduate major in college. Various therapists on TV and Radio have enjoyed huge popularity, as well. And, there is seemingly no end to to the stream of self-help books that come out every year. As a long time psychologist, professor, therapist and workshop-leader, I bring you more-or-less weekly interviews with fascinating practitioners who work in and around the broad field of psychology. Click Here To Listen To Shrink Rap Radio.
Also hosted by David Van Nuys, the Wise Counsel Podcast broadcasts interviews on topics in mental health and psychotherapy. You can access the Wise Counsel Podcast by Clicking Here. Many thanks to Jason Schwenker for letting me know about this addition to the psychology podcasts list. The Psych Files
Hosted by psychologist Michael Britt The Psych Files addresses a wide range of psychological issues in a fresh, engaging and highly accessible manner. With its innovative use of audio and video it's easy to see why Michael Britt has been a pioneer of how technology can be utilized in the teaching and learning process. As a case in point take a look at this video from The Psych Files, wonderfully entitled The Psychology of Your Bowling Style. Learning about Behaviorism has never been so much fun! Click Here To Listen To The Psych Files. All in The Mind (BBC Radio UK)
A very useful way of understanding any psychological theory in greater depth is to see it being applied in the 'real world'. Allowing you to do just that are the psychology podcasts from the BBC featured in their radio show All in The Mind. All in The Mind is described as a show that explores the limits and potential of the mind, revealing the latest research and bringing together experts and commentators from the worlds of psychiatry, psychology and mental health. Coming from the BBC obviously some of the issues discussed are more relevant to UK psychology, for example, a recent show featured the president of The British Psychological Society addressing the issue of statutory regulation among psychologists. The show does, however, also cover a very wide range of generic psychology topics and is, therefore well worth checking out. There is a section on the BBC website dedicated to the show and although it's not always on air, visitors can listen to past shows in full dating back to 2005. Click Here To Listen To All in The Mind (BBC UK). All in The Mind (ABC Radio Australia)
Another very informative addition to the psychology podcasts collection, also called "All in The Mind" is produced by ABC radio in Australia. Presented by Natasha Mitchell, the show is described as "A weekly foray into all things mental – a program about the mind, brain and behaviour. From dreaming to depression, addiction to artificial intelligence, consciousness to coma, psychoanalysis to psychopathy, free will to forgetting – All in the Mind explores the human condition through the mind's eye." Click Here To Listen To All in The Mind (ABC Australia). Inner TalentInterviews
Very interesting series of psychology podcasts where guests including a number of psychologists are interviewed about the emotional and psychological aspects of personal growth and creativity. Click Here To Listen To The Inner Talent Interviews. The Living Hero Podcast
The Living Hero Podcast represents a fusion of host Jari Chevalier’s multidisciplinary work with visual art, meditation, dance, poetry, yoga, psychology, philosophy, and progressive education. It provides a forum for cross-disciplinary discussion with leading-edge thinkers, authors, researchers and activists working in a variety of fields pertinent to a holistic view of human development. Click Here To Listen To The Living Hero Podcast. The Family Anatomy Podcast
The purpose of the Family Anatomy podcast show is to provide free research-based information in an easy-to-understand and entertaining package. It gives busy parents and couples a backstage pass to see how psychologists deal with relationship and parenting issues in their own lives. The podcast is the brainchild of Dr. Giuseppe Spezzano and Dr. Brian MacDonald who began to realize that the discussions they were having about their own children and families may be of interest to other parents and couples. They felt that people may be interested in knowing how professional psychologists actually use the advice they give to others in their own lives. They also knew that there was a great deal of psychological research on families, but this information was not getting to the people who need it most – children, youth and parents. Click Here To Listen To The Family Anatomy Podcast. Neuropod
NeuroPod is the neuroscience podcast from Nature which delves into the latest research on the brain, from its molecular makings to the mysteries of the mind. The podcast also reports on the latest news from neuroscience conferences around the globe, along with special reports on hot areas in neuroscience. Many thanks to Eveline Aebi and Chris Robinson for letting me know about the Neuropod podcast. Click Here To Listen To The Neuropod Podcast. Brain Science podcast
In this podcast Dr. Ginger Campbell shares recent discoveries from the world of neuroscience in a way that people of all backgrounds can enjoy. Dr. Campbell believes that understanding how the brain works gives us insight into what makes us human. She is also committed to showing how the scientific method has unravelled many long-standing mysteries. Many thanks to Chris Robinson for letting me know about this new addition to the psychology podcasts collection. Click Here To Listen To The Brain Science Podcast. Classic Articles All Psychology Students Should Read
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