These people are conspiracy theorists. They organize online. They hate. They believe in mass murder, they are proud of it. From the Corona-Leugnern in Germany to the Proud Boys in the US, the Radical Right is gaining ground all over the world, while it gains ground on the internet. 

This Podcast is an attempt to dissecate online radical right through a double, comparative case-study. We unpack hate-speech, the construction of the other/ennemy, the place of body, identity, experience and the cognitive roots that allows hate to take place.

This Podcast was produced in the context of a Freie Universität Berlin Master level course on "Body, Identity, Experience" given during Winter Semester 2020-2021.

Co hosts : Nicolas Rautenberg and Leonard Sandeau

Ep. 6 - Hate Unpacked - Body And Fear

Ep. 5 - Hate Unpacked - Antisemitism And Racism

Ep. 4 - Hate Unpacked - Language

Ep. 3 - Hate Unpacked - Humor

Ep. 2 - Hate Unpacked - Madness

These people are conspiracy theorists. They organize online. They hate. They believe in mass murder, they are proud of it. From the Corona-Leugner in Germany to the Proud Boys in the US, the Radical Right is gaining ground all over the world, while it gains ground on the internet. 

This podcast is an attempt to dissect online radical right through a double, comparative case-study. We unpack hate-speech, the construction of the other/ennemy, the place of body, identity, experience and the cognitive roots that allows hate to take place.

This Podcast was produced in the context of a Freie Universität Berlin Master level course on "Body, Identity, Experience" given during winter term 2020-2021.

Co-hosts: Nicolas Rautenberg (M.A History, Freie Universität Berlin) and Leonard Sandeau (Master Student, Political Science - International Relations, Sciences Po Paris)

To cite this podcast: Rautenberg, N., & Sandeau, L. (2021). Hate Unpacked [Audio podcast episode]. Retrieved from [URL of the podcast episode]

Ep. 1 - Hate Unpacked - Intro

In this episode, Dr. Alison Jane interviews Dr. Aaron Weinschenk, Director of the Social Sciences and Public Policy domain and the Ben J. and Joyce Rosenberg Professor of Political Science at UW-Green Bay. They explore the topic of political engagement, delving into why some individuals actively participate in politics, why others abstain, and why some fall in between. Dr. Weinschenk shares insights on the influences of family socialization, social identity, and contextual factors that shape individuals' political involvement. He also discusses his research on the role of genetics in understanding the likelihood of political engagement. 

Episode 155: Why do (only) some people care about politics? (w/ Dr. Aaron Weinschenk)

In this engaging episode of Psychology and Stuff, host Dr. Alison Jane Martingano sits down with Dr. Matt Coleman, Executive Director of Giving Multiplier. Dr. Coleman shares insights on charitable giving, discussing what motivates people to donate, from emotional connections to causes to the reinforcing "warm glow" of making a positive impact. He also highlights research showing that the joy of giving often lasts longer than the satisfaction from everyday purchases, making charitable contributions a boost for both recipients and donors alike. 

As the holiday season approaches, this episode offers practical and thought-provoking ideas on how to give meaningfully and maximize the impact of donations. 

Use code "stuff" to get an additional matching rate by visiting givingmultiplier.org/stuff

Episode 159: Why do people donate money? (w/ Dr. Matt Coleman)

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Milgram Deneyi’nden yola çıktım, sıradan insanların nasıl farkında olmadan zulmün parçası haline gelebildiğini konuştum.

Bu sadece büyük politik yapılarla ilgili değil; iş yerinde, günlük hayatta, hepimizin içinde yaşanan bir çelişki:
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Psychology and Stuff is a podcast out of Phoenix Studios at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and hosted by Dr. Alison Jane Martingano.  It includes interviews with psychologists on a host of psych-related topics and... of course... other stuff.

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