Psychology in Seattle.

So Umpeto, it's the end of the quarter for me, which means that I have a couple weeks off from the university, and I have been finally

able to catch up on all my work and all my little projects.

And one of the things that is always high on my list but kind of

Something that I have to wait until I get other things done is catching up on emails. And I've been catching up on

emails from my end but I also thought you and I should catch up on emails from

the listeners that are addressed to you and to me.

Yes.

We will read the questions online here on the podcast.

Then I will ask you to answer the question and then I will also answer the question we will have some

entertaining yet educational banter back and forth maybe we'll get into a fight

maybe I'll be a dick to you and you'll confront me and I'll apologize.

I'm getting turned on and we'll just have to see what happens because you know that's the nature of an unscripted, unplanned, but lightly outlined

podcast plan. What do you say unbeto?

That sounds unplanned.

This is the psychology and Seattle podcast.

I'm your host, Dr Kirkconda, I'm a therapist and a professor.

My name is Umberto Kastagnan and I am a stuntable.

Okay, so this first email is from, while I sort of get my shit together,

this first email is from patron Isie.

Isie says, I'm wondering if you would be interested in talking about cancel culture.

Counsel culture.

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