Off The Couch with Dr. Greg

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  • Dive into the enthralling world of "Off The Couch," where psychology meets your daily life. Explore the latest in psychology news with ease and a hint of irreverence. Witness how psychology weaves into current events, simplifying complexity and turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. Unveil the mysteries of the mind in an accessible and entertaining way—because unraveling the reasons behind human behavior has never been this fascinating!
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Episodes
  • Episode 57: Ashes to Action: Coping after a Disaster

    Episode 57: Ashes to Action: Coping after a Disaster
    Jan 27 2025
    Episode 57: Ashes to Action: Coping after a Disaster
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    54 mins
  • Episode 56: Lights, Camera, Healing: Producer Bruce Reisman on Trauma & Triumph

    Episode 56: Lights, Camera, Healing: Producer Bruce Reisman on Trauma & Triumph
    Jan 20 2025
    In this podcast episode, Hollywood Producer Bruce Reisman joins the host to discuss his illustrious career in the film industry, including his pivotal role as a script doctor for Warner Brothers. The conversation delves into Allen's early life, his mentorship under Disney writer Louis Pelletier, and his experiences writing for prominent actresses. They also examine a significant episode of the show Young Writers titled "Requiem for a Hero," which explores the themes of progress and its societal consequences.The discussion touches on Allen's personal struggles, including a life-threatening medical crisis during the production of his film Married Alive, which required multiple surgeries and an extended recovery period. This transformative experience deeply influenced his writing and outlook on life. The episode highlights resilience in the face of adversity and how personal challenges can fuel the creative process. It also explores the complexities of masculinity and the power of storytelling in addressing societal issues, offering a compelling look at how personal experiences shape creative expression in the entertainment industry.
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    53 mins
  • Episode 55: The Psychology of WICKED: The Good, the Bad, and the Green

    Episode 55: The Psychology of WICKED: The Good, the Bad, and the Green
    Jan 6 2025
    In this podcast episode, Dr. Greg and Bryan discuss the psychological themes present in the film adaptation of Wicked, which they recently watched together. They explore various topics such as trauma, grief, identity, self-acceptance, friendship, and resilience, emphasizing the complexity of the characters Elphaba and Glinda. The episode delves into how Elphaba's green skin symbolizes societal prejudice and the challenges of acceptance, while Glinda's journey reflects her transformation from a superficial "popular girl" to someone who confronts her insecurities.Dr. Greg and Bryan analyze the film's portrayal of bullying and the emotional depth of the characters, highlighting the nuanced depiction of good and evil. They discuss how Wicked challenges traditional moral narratives, suggesting that characters are often misunderstood rather than purely good or evil. This conversation, inspired by their shared viewing experience, underscores the cultural relevance of Wicked in contemporary discussions about identity, acceptance, and the complexity of human nature.
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    59 mins

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