220. The psychology of nostalgia and getting stuck in the past

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467. The psychology of the cab theory

Does the taxi cab theory actually explain why some people suddenly become ready to settle down, or is it just another dating myth? In this episode, we’re breaking down the psychology behind the infamous, Sex and The City taxi cab theory and asking whether timing really can determ ...  Show more

466. How your environment programs your behaviour (and how to deprogram yourself)

How much of your behaviour is really “you” - and how much has been shaped by the environments around you? In this episode, we explore how childhood, relationships, social expectations, habits and physical spaces can influence the way we think, feel and behave. From nervous-system ...  Show more

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