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Ep: 33 - Black Mirror’s “The Entire History of You" - Why People Cheat & Hold Grudges (Stalker Only Episode) - We break down the third episode of Black Mirror, "The Entire History of You." The episode covers the psychology of cheating and memory. What is NEO-LUDDISM? What things effect our memory? Aging? Technology? What percentage of married people experience cheating? We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis. Michael Drane. The psychoogy of
In this episode, Michael and Corey break down the third episode of Black Mirror, "The Entire History of You." The episode covers the psychology of cheating and memory. Stay tuned for future recaps and psychological analyses.
Ep: 33 - Black Mirror’s “The Entire History of You" - Why People Cheat & Hold Grudges (Stalker Only Episode) - We break down the third episode of Black Mirror, "The Entire History of You." The episode covers the psychology of cheating and memory. What is NEO-LUDDISM? What things effect our memory? Aging? Technology? What percentage of married people experience cheating? We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis. Michael Drane. The psychoogy of
This episode was written by Jesse Armstrong, who is the only other writer of Black Mirror, and sold the film rights to Robert Downey, Jr. who will be producing a film version of this episode sometime in the near future.
Entertainment Weekly, Digital Spy, The Wrap, all named "The Entire History of You" the top episode of all time. It's a good one, and we think it's because of how blatantly relatable it is.
In the beginning of the episode, Liam is in a sort of job interview. His current job with the company was being questioned in an awkward interview, where the guy says "We really hope to look forward to seeing you again."
MEMORY LOSS
Ep: 33 - Black Mirror’s “The Entire History of You" - Why People Cheat & Hold Grudges (Stalker Only Episode) - We break down the third episode of Black Mirror, "The Entire History of You." The episode covers the psychology of cheating and memory. What is NEO-LUDDISM? What things effect our memory? Aging? Technology? What percentage of married people experience cheating? We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis. Michael Drane. The psychoogy of
There are two ways we forget things: 1. Totally Gone and 2. rolling around in your head somewhere, just inaccessible. Michael compares a memory getting weaker over time to a lightening bolt dimming over time. The memory is as far as we know—infinite. But your memory is a muscle, just like your attention span. By having this technology, you don't need to be in the moment, so your ability to do it dwindles over time. An example of this is the GPS/Siri function on a phone, making our navigation skills die out, because we don't have to use it. Michael says Millennials are more likely than seniors (ages 55+) to forget what day it is. Our attention span is growing ever-shorter as a result of our integrated technology.
Liam then goes to the dinner party and we meet his wife, Ffion. The constant state of paranoia in this episode is tense, thick in the air, to say the very least. It only matters because you're focusing on it, and this is a theme carried through as they all talk about the "Grain and recording your memories.
NEO-LUDDISM
Ep: 33 - Black Mirror’s “The Entire History of You" - Why People Cheat & Hold Grudges (Stalker Only Episode) - We break down the third episode of Black Mirror, "The Entire History of You." The episode covers the psychology of cheating and memory. What is NEO-LUDDISM? What things effect our memory? Aging? Technology? What percentage of married people experience cheating? We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis. Michael Drane. The psychoogy of
There is a girl named Hallam in the episode, "The Entire History of You" that goes grain-less. And in today's tech-ridden society, there is a movement, called Neo-Luddism, a leader-less program of people who practice an anti-technology mindset. Their main philosophy is to revert back to a more primitive level.
When Liam and Fion get home from the party, they get into a major fight about Jonas, the man at the party that Liam suspected, and it turns out they had an actual relationship, and Ffion's credibility goes at the window as she's caught in several lies.
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CHEATING
There is one thing that most of us can come to a consensus on: most of the world's population. As many as 10-25% of married couples in the US experienced infidelity during their marriage. Typical, there are three reasons people cheat: Emotional reasons, physical reasons, and practical reasons. Emotional reasons are the strongest ties, and mostly women tend to be more emotionally driven. Men tend to be more sexually driven.
THIS TECH EXISTS
CNN released an article less than a year ago divulging that Google has submitted a patent for an optical implant. Other companies (Sony and Samsung), have released patents for camera contact lenses, but Google's implant is as close to this "Entire History of You" tech that's out there. Also, there was a guy named Rob Spence who got rid of his blind eyeball to insert an eyeball-shaped camera that can take up to 3 minutes of video. The implications for the societal impact of this tech would be never-ending.
In this episode- psychology, technology, and medical experts discuss how feasible it is for the matrix to even exist. If we were to try to create the Martix today, what would that look like? And if you could, would you really want to?
What happens when your roommate moves in and refuses to leave? Jamison Bachman is the type of personality who gets into your home and terrorizes you from the inside out
We're Back!!!! Dr. Michael Drane announces the relaunch of the podcast, first episode to drop next week after the new year. We also catch up on how we've been this last year.
We're covering 2 shocking Thanksgiving cases in this episode: On Thanksgiving 1991. After being abused and sexually exploited for years Egyptian fashion model Omaima Nelson murdered her husband. After the brutal murder she mixed in his remains with Thanksgiving dinner. On Thanksgiving 2009. Paul Michael Merhige sudden executed his family at the dinning room table. Motives unknown.
Can you believe UPC is now 5 years old??!! On this anniversary show come hang out with us as we discuss current events and play games. Hosted by Professor Michael Drane of the Unpopular Culture Podcast.
Joe Goldberg and Love Quinn return for season 3 of You on Netflix. They are raising their baby in a plastic, suburban life. So normal, they even have a couple’s therapist. But Joe can't help but reach back to his former life. Let's get into the psychology of stalking and murder.
Did you listen to "The House on Fox Hallow Farm"? A story about Herb Baumeister, the sexual strangulation-style lust murderer. This episode is an elaboration on the psychology of the different kinds of lust murder, including some infamous examples, and themes I've seen in my own forensic work.
In this week's episode, we explore how therapy has changed during the 20th Century, particularly in regard to behavioral therapies, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and other 3rd wave therapies. He also reviews the beginnings and current state of each.
Our Reddit stories episode. How far will a stalker go to be close to their victim? A woman whose stalker broke into her house and waited for her in her car. As a joke, she left a fake positive pregnancy test in our drawer. When my husband found it, he thought I had been cheating on him.
We discuss the story of a woman who may have been stalked by her Uber driver. They review the different types of stalkers, as well as the data your Uber driver can get. While on the side of the road, a man drives by screaming. Years later.. you get into another car accident and THE SAME GUY drives by and shouts the same thing.. Is this Deja Vu? Coincidence? Or just bad memory.
We review how therapy has changed in the 20th century, around Freud and his contribution to the field, as well as Adler's contribution to our understanding of developmental psychology, and even defense mechanisms.
We meet with Geoffrey Wallis, author of 'A Voice From the Inside: Notes on Religious Trauma in a Captive Organization.' He shares his experience of leaving the Jehovah's Witness church, which he identifies as a captive organization, and the psychological and emotional trauma that ensued once he began to seriously question his beliefs and deconstruct from his religion.
We are bringing you some stories we found on Reddit, and we’re gonna give yo psychological and technological impressions. Someone recorded a woman and her boyfriend having sex outside their window. What would you do if you were pulled over on a dark, desolate freeway...with no cellphone? How much wood is needed to hide a body,
This is Part 3 of his series on ‘7 Reasons for Cannibals.’ We review the previous ingredients before diving into identity confusion, inferiority, and psychosis. What makes a cannibal want to eat another human?
We discuss the motives for cannibals—part 2. We review 2 additional motives for cannibalism: Psychopathic Narcissism and Power & Thrill. We discuss Luka Magnotta from the Netflix Documentary ‘Don’t Fuck with Cats’ and Dorangel Vargas (aka the Hannibal Lector of the Andes).
Marilyn Brooks was stabbed with both an axe and a knife. Terry Brooks was shot in the head three times. Nathan Brooks tried to get Ryan Brooks to come home in order to kill him along with his parents. After he killed his parents, he covered the house with satanic emblems and pentagrams.
We discuss mental health care standards, stereotypes and practices in the 1800s, the emergence of interventions we see and use today, outlandish diagnoses, and more!
We all know what cannibalism is, but do we know WHY it exists? What drives a person to eat another person? The answers might surprise you. This episode is the first of a series where Prof. Michael Drane explores the many reasons why cannibals exist. Stay tuned for part 2!
We review different Medieval devices used during this time, the psychology of the sadist/masochist/voyeur, as well as some lesser-known cases like Bernd Jürgen Armando Brandes, a masochist who allowed himself to be eaten by the Rotengerg Cannibal (a sadist) in Germany.
Laura, 43, wants to know how to find the right partner, as well as friends, after leaving the Mormon Church 12 years ago. Listen in as we discuss Adlerian Psychology around what constitutes a 'mid-life crisis’, how to develop a healthy schema of relationships, how to base your match mate on personality traits rather than hobbies, as well as some fascinating statistics around singles in the U.S.
Ever been curious about the experience of Schizophrenia? All of us have the ability to have our senses fooled. We discuss a Schizophrenia simulator. We review the distressing symptoms of Schizophrenia, what types and styles of voices can be present during a hallucination, as well as some common strategies for coping coping with Schizophrenia and symptoms of it.
UPC is bringing back another cult classic—Borderline for Bees with Boots. Listen in as Professor Michael Drane, Andrew Baker and Ashley Haynes-Gibson discuss Borderline Personality Disorder, the complexities of living with BPD, common misconceptions, and more!
What were mental institutions like prior to the 1800s? Mental health care has come a long way. We discuss the type of mental health treatment that was available, how the mentally ill were viewed by society, famous artist’s and monarchs who were rumored to be mentally unwell. We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis. Mental hospital
February 16th, 1981. Arne Cheyene Johnson, was arrested for the murder of his 40-year-old friend and landlord, Alan Bono. He stabbed Bono over 20 times after getting into an altercation. Arne claimed to have no memory of the event, stating that he was possessed by the devil after an exorcism.
We explore the Psychology of MTV’s ‘Catfish’--Season 8, Episode 32 with Caitea and Paul. They look at the reasons people catfish, the psychology behind their attachment style, how you can protect yourself against catfishing, and more. Catfishing. We’ve all heard of it. People appear to be prettier than they are on Tinder or Plenty of Fish -- But are they real. Michael Drane psychology podcast
In 2008, Vince Li, while in a psychotic state, decapitated and cannibalized the person he was sitting next to after voices in his mind commanded him. He found criminally not responsible due to mental illness, and is now free in the public, sparking debate and public outcry. We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis. Michael Drane.
Tawny Platis from The Death is Hilarious Podcast stops by to talk about this misunderstood aspect of the human psyche. While mainstream society might scoff at your twisted sense of humor, the benefit of using humor in dark moments is a well-studied coping mechanism.
We present one of America’s most notorious serial killers, the Truck Stop Killer. Also known as Robert Ben Rhoades, Ben acquired his fame after a police officer unsuspectingly checked on his semi-truck, parked haphazardly on the side of the road.
We discuss 1. Do women with narcissistic personality disorder get misdiagnosed with Borderline? 2. Human pain tolerance; “is there a limit, what happens when that limit is reached, why do different people have different tolerance levels?” 3. What tech scares you most and why?
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Ep: 33 - Black Mirror’s “The Entire History of You" - Why People Cheat & Hold Grudges (Stalker Only Episode) - We break down the third episode of Black Mirror, "The Entire History of You." The episode covers the psychology of cheating and memory. What is NEO-LUDDISM? What things effect our memory? Aging? Technology? What percentage of married people experience cheating? We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis. Michael Drane. The psychoogy of
Today, in the spirit of all things unknown, I am going to be exploring the Sexual Sadism of Gary Ridgeway aka The Green River Killer.