Can navel-gazing and blaming your parents levitate you out of the dicksand? Plus we hear from Doctor/Neighbor Jen about what anger looks like in our brains and bodies.

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Summary

In this episode, the hosts explore the theme of anger and discuss their personal experiences with anger. They also interview Dr. Jen Roth, a professor of psychology and neuroscientist, who provides insights into the biological and cognitive aspects of anger. The hosts then introduce an experiment for listeners to explore the physical sensations of anger and reflect on its function. They also discuss the importance of personal growth and accountability. The episode concludes with a preview of the next episode and a reminder to leave voicemails on the Neckline.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Theme of Anger

02:59 Personal Experiences with Anger

08:13 Understanding Anger from a Psychological and Neuroscientific Perspective

15:32 Experiment: Exploring the Physical Sensations of Anger

19:41 Reflecting on Personal Growth and Accountability

23:40 Preview of Next Episode and Conclusion

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