Football, Racism, Polarization, and Westernization

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 August 2021

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Dr. Kirk talks with Richard Hogan about football, racism, polarization, westernization, and other things.

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0:00.0	Hey, serving listeners. We have a special guest on the podcast who knows a lot of things about a lot of
0:05.1	things. So I thought we would get into that. Please introduce yourself to podcast land.
0:08.8	Thanks, Kirk. It's a real honor to be here today because I feel in some way I'm sitting here because
0:13.6	of you. I reached out to you. I don't know if you remember this now, but I reached out to you and
0:17.2	I think it was 2015 to talk about my potentially coming to Antioch University and to do a full
0:23.2	rights scholarship with you guys. And here I am six years later, pandemic later, sitting in Antioch.
0:29.8	And I do owe a lot to you. I think you put me in the right track. So thank you. And I've listened
0:34.9	to your podcast for many, for many months now. In the last, it kept me going through lockdown in
0:40.2	Ireland. So thanks, Kirk. And it is a big honor to be here today. So my name is Richard Hogan.
0:46.4	And I'm a systemically trained family psychotherapist. I'm working in Ireland. And I'm the
0:50.8	clinical director of therapy institute. And I write every week for the a national newspaper
0:56.0	around called the Irish Examiner. And I write about things that I experience in my clinic,
1:01.2	through my teaching, I teach in a school. And I also lecture around the self and psychology and
1:07.1	education. And so I write every week about what I'm what I'm seeing. I write about things that are
1:11.9	you know, fascinating to me. I write about systemic racism. And I, you know, my last article
1:16.6	there was about the football in in England and the racism that was leveled at the three.
1:23.2	Yeah, tell us about that. I remember reading a little bit about it. Yeah. The players, it's a
1:27.6	fascinating. For me, I find it really fascinating to watch because the players took a knee before
1:32.3	the match. Each player took a knee before the match to outline the injustices and the inequities
1:36.5	that live in society, right? A little gesture to say to society, we're not there yet. We're
1:40.4	getting there, but we're not there yet. And they got England got to the final. And three young
1:46.4	black players missed penalties. And there was a shoe. There's a guy called Marcus Rashford,
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