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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2024 · 22 MIN

'Two', or, why connection matters

from Two Old Psychologists Talking About Stuff · host Dr Richard Bennett and Dr Ray Owen

Join clinical psychologists Rich and Ray as they dive into the importance of human connection. From their serendipitous meeting at a psychology conference to forging a deep friendship, this episode explores why hanging out with others is vital. The duo discuss context in psychology, the cultural stories we tell ourselves about connection, and why solitary confinement is considered a severe punishment. Their humorous reflections reveal the innate social nature of humans and the quest for meaningful interactions.If you want to send feedback, suggest topics for future episodes or make contact for any other reason, you can do so at [email protected]

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Rich and Ray discuss the importance of social connection to human beings and explore some of the factors that influence whether people do or don't want to hang out with others.

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