Hero-Induced Trauma
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#156: Superheroes are often portrayed as being so powerful that they can knock a villain unconscious with a few punches. But should they? What effects does beating up and hurting bad guys have on them? And how does the brutality carried out by our favorite heroes compare to the brutality we see from our real-life heroes on the news? Questions? Comments? Discuss this episode on the GT Forum. Notes: GT Network on iTunes – geektherapy.com/itunes Is Batman’s Crusade Outdated in the Age of Mental Health Awareness? – http://bit.ly/2xpAJWR Spider-Man’s Take On Police Feels Out Of Touch – http://bit.ly/2xpANWB Extra Life: Team Rare Candy – geektherapy.com/extralife 00:00:00 – Intro / Community Catch-Up 00:01:09 – Hero-Induced Trauma 00:28:35 – iTunes Ad 00:29:26 – Media Matters 00:48:25 – Geek Therapy 00:53:54 – Plugs / Wrap-Up — Find us at www.GeekTherapy.com | @GeekTherapy | Lara: @GeekTherapist | Lauren: @CHICKENDINOSAUR | Ali: @AliMattu | Josué: @JosueACardona Become a member of Geek Therapy on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/geektherapy Ask us anything through the Question Queue and we’ll answer on the show: geektherapy.com/qq Join the Geek Therapy mailing list: http://eepurl.com/wS4LP The post Hero-Induced Trauma appeared first on Geek Therapy.
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#156: Superheroes are often portrayed as being so powerful that they can knock a villain unconscious with a few punches. But should they? What effects does beating up and hurting bad guys have on them? And how does the brutality carried out by our favorite heroes compare to the brutality we see from our real-life heroes […]
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