In the season premiere of Psychology and Stuff, Dr. Alison Jane Martingano interviews Dr. Lisa Lamson, a historian at UW-Green Bay, about the intersection of history and psychology. They discuss Dr. Lamson’s research on Black childhood and schooling in 19th-century Baltimore, exploring how historical empathy allows for a deeper understanding of the past without projecting […]
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Drs. Juli Case and Chris Williams, of the Center for Games and Interactive Media at UW-Green Bay, welcome Dr. Ryan Martin to discuss the phenomenon of Rage Quitting, which is usually defined as abandoning an game of activity due to a surge of anger. This conversation will be punctuated by the participants playing Ultimate Chicken […]
On October 24th each year, we celebrate the day the United Nations (UN) became a reality as the UN Charter officially entered into force. While you might have forgotten to send a card to your favorite international organizations, friend (or professor), or have not brushed up on your memorization of the sovereignty clause (Article 2.1), the […]
For International Artists Day I thought it would be fun to share 15 different yet related ways that artists engage in the creative process. I often share these with UWGB students or with participants of art workshops that I give. My list begins with “Lazy Boy Recliner on the Edge of the Great Abyss” which […]
Isn’t it fascinating how music can affect our moods, pace our days, and generally add to the rhythm of everything we do? It’s… kind of like a drug. A very legal, mostly safe drug. Just like I need my coffee in the morning, and I might enjoy the odd cocktail at night, these artists and […]
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