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You're Crazy Professor...But It Might Just Work
by Craig Jackson
Psychology, Arts, Culture, Crime, Movies, Work, Society, Health, Consumerism, Travel and Education.
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#39 The Annual Blue Monday Bullsh@t Show
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The Raoul Moat Manhunt Show
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Workplace Underachiever!
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A brief history of workplace health and disease . . .
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Why do people access Adult Content at Work?
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Understanding Dirty Harry
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UK TV News Coverage of Mass Shooters
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Suicidal Death Reduced in Lockdown
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Working Excess Hours Kills You
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2020: A Year in Mass Shootings
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Conference Shmonference
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Commercial Pilot Murder-Suicides
Send us Fan Mail Taking a look at the cases of suicide where pilots kill themselves from the flight-deck, with a special interest in the mass-killings undertaken by pilots who kill themselves and their passengers when flying commercial passenger airliners.
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Lick Spit Cough
Send us Fan Mail There have been numerous reports of people deliberately licking products and surfaces in supermarkets and filimg it. These “licking videos” are then often posted on social media sites like TikTok, Snapchat or YouTube for all to see. Deliberately licking and coughing on things in...
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Choose Pop!
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Coronavirus Madness / "Corona Locura"
Send us Fan Mail Experts say the mental health of the frontline healthcare workers may be at risk, because of what they witnessed during their work. Looking out for frontline workers' levels of depression or anxiety will only be part of what is needed. The distress of such work may also trigger…
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Stalking and the Workplace
Send us Fan Mail Stalking is a specific form of criminal offence and a recognised social problem. According to the Crime Survey for England & Wales, approximately 20% of females and 10% of males receive unwanted stalking behaviours over their lifetime, and this figure continues to increase...
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Understanding Mass Shooters (Part 3 Derrick Bird)
Send us Fan Mail On June 2nd, 2010, 52-year-old Derrick Bird, an ordinary and down to earth self-employed taxi driver from Rowrah in Cumbria, in the North of England, had started a shooting spree earlier that day. He went on to kill 12 people, and injure 11 others in the space of two hours…
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Furlough: the implications
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Is Your Email Killing You?
Send us Fan Mail The size of the work-related stress epidemic has shown no signs of slowing down over the last decade. It continues to grow and has never yet showed any sign of reversing since the mid 1990s when it seemed to begin. I think there is a very obvious source of workplace stress that…
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Understanding Mass Shooters (Part 2 Seung-Hui Cho)
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Guide to doing it right: being kind in 2020
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Understanding Mass Shooters (Part 1 History of mass shooters)
Send us Fan Mail I’ve recently come off the back of delivering a 12 week module about mass shooting to undergraduate students. Writing this module and delivering it on a weekly basis for 3 straight months has ben a challenge - not least in it forcing me to develop what I thought my understanding...
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Break ups and 'crazy exes'
Send us Fan Mail Some questions I have been asked about relationship break ups. Also, if you cannot get over a break up, does it mean you're a 'Crazy Ex Girlfriend'? Is there a “normal” length of time to get over a break-up? Why do some people find it harder than others to get over a relationship...
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Country Jesus (3:11)
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The Obsessive Psychopathology of the BTK
Send us Fan Mail After his arrest in February 2005, Dennis Rader immediately confessed to being the BTK serial murderer who had killed 10 people in the Wichita area of Kansas, between 1974 and 1991. This is the third look at the BTK case for this podcast. Rader’s ready admission to being behind...
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Social Media & Animal Cruelty
Send us Fan Mail There seems to have been a recent development in online animal cruelty, where various influencers and a broader cohort of ordinary social media users, seem to be willing to engage in animal cruelty and then post up footage of their animals and pets receiving what could most...
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Why Not Try Hypnotherapy?
Send us Fan Mail In this podcast I want to ask if there is any scope for using clinical hypnosis in the modern working world as a way to help us all improve our lives, overcome any difficulties we may have, and to generally change our behaviours towards the more healthy and happy. If it works…
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The Munich Mass Shooting 2016
Send us Fan Mail On the evening of Friday 22nd July 2016, there was a multiple casualty and fatality shooting at the Olympia Shopping Mall in Munich. Eighteen year-old David Ali Sonboly, German born from parents of Iranian descent, opened fire on teenagers in a McDonald's restaurant before…
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Teeth Teeth Teeth
Send us Fan Mail Ive been thinking about teeth this week . . .
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BTK's known crimes 1974 - 1991
Send us Fan Mail This episode and the next will look at the crimes of the BTK and establish the timeline of the offences as well as what was happening in the rest of the life of the BTK at the time of these known killings. I have studied the BTK case for almost a decade and have co-authored...
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Surviving Career Setbacks
Send us Fan Mail Here are my top ten pointers for what to do if you’ve just had a career setback. Perhaps you went for a promotion and didn’t get the job; perhaps somebody else was appointed over you; perhaps you’ve even been demoted to a lower position. Perhaps the failure was something of your...
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The BTK murders and Criminal Profiling
Send us Fan Mail This episode looks at a very important part of the BTK serial murder story - asking why FBI criminal profilers were unable to identify and stop the BTK murders, given how much they knew about his crime scene behaviours and subsequent communications with him. To understand this...
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Leave Work on Time Today
Send us Fan Mail Our victorian ancestors had a simple premise about working and the new industrialisation they faced. They saw the value of eight of hours work; eight hours of leisure; and eight hours of rest in a day. Working is good for people, but should not take up the majority of the day....
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Who will do the cleaning?
Send us Fan Mail The cleaning industry is facing a problem. Those who do the cleaning work in society are marginalised. Because of negative perceptions of the cleaning profession among young people, the cleaning industry has a recruitment shortage. The way organisations and companies treat their...
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Golden Gate Bridge Suicides
Send us Fan Mail The Golden Gate Bridge is the largest single site of suicidal deaths in the world (outside of the Aokighara Forest in Japan). Over one thousand people have ended their lives at this bridge, and this is currently at a rate of one death every thirteen days. Will a 'suicide...
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Sewing Mailbags
Send us Fan Mail The idea of getting prisoners to work more and to pay restitution to their victims comes and goes. Getting prisoners to work as part of vocational rehabilitation is good, but the risk of health effects and the hazards from the dirty jobs they may be given could be a huge problem.
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Mandalay Bay Mass Shooting in 2017
Send us Fan Mail Over 600 days since the Mandalay Bay Mass Shooting, which was the most deadly mass shooting in US history, the reason and motive behind the killer's actions are still not understood. Looking deeper into the case and the background of the killer, there is another possible theory...
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Workplace Health
Send us Fan Mail Work is vital to our health. However, not all work is good and healthy. We can make workplaces healthier for workers. There are moral and legal imperatives behind this. A fiduciary imperative is also that good worker health is good for business.
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Reality TV Trolls
Send us Fan Mail We have a problem with Social Media - it's no longer kind. Many people on Reality TV shows are vulnerable in different ways, and trolling them online is a new low. Can't we do a bit better than this?
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Dirty Harry
Send us Fan Mail Take a new and closer look at Dirty Harry (1971), a movie that was overlooked and has been criticised for being a conservative gun-toting dumb action movie. This is a movie that is much smarter and more subtle than critics give it credit for.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Psychology, Arts, Culture, Crime, Movies, Work, Society, Health, Consumerism, Travel and Education.
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Craig Jackson
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