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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Procrastination, Perfectionism, Podcasting, and Parasociality

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.51.3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2024

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Dr Kirk and Humberto explore creativity, along with procrastination, perfectionism, podcasting, and parasocial relationships.

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00:00 Defining guilt and shame
29:47 What inspired Dr. Kirk to keep podcasting?
41:31 Humberto's piano album & studio pains
48:39 Humberto & Dr. Kirk's share their albums 
1:07:07 Handling perfectionism & unfair shame 

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March 22, 2024

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


Trigger Warning: This episode may include topics such as assault, trauma, and discrimination. If necessary, listeners are encouraged to refrain from listening and care for their safety and well-being.

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0:00.0

So Birdo emails lots of them. I've been prepping them all day. Let's get into it. What do you say?

0:06.0

Let's do it. This is the Psychology in Seattle podcast. I'm your host, Dr Kirkconda. I'm a therapist and professor and I usually get to inbox zero every single day.

0:16.0

Whoa, that's impressive.

0:18.0

My name is Umberto Castagnan and I volunteer at a lab that combines animals in strange ways.

0:24.0

Impressive or compulsive.

0:26.1

You make the call.

0:28.1

Highest to your patron Madison from Vancouver,

0:31.2

by the way, thanks for being a highest tier patron. She says, hi Kirk and Ambero, many thanks to you both.

0:36.8

I look forward to hearing your responses to this question. I've been a consumer of your

0:41.5

content for years so I feel like I can trust you.

0:45.0

I'm a child protection social worker and I love my job.

0:50.0

It's stressful but I also experience a lot of fulfillment with my role. That being said, I feel like my soul is aching to be expressed.

1:00.0

I have a creative side that's been neglected. I started a podcast back in

1:07.2

2021 as a way to connect with others and to share my life stories, vulnerabilities, and experiences with shame.

1:17.0

For the record, from the content I've consumed of yours, I believe we have a different working definition of shame. My definition is one of

1:29.0

debilitating poor self-esteem. It's the kind of shame that tells me I'm not good enough and thus

1:36.1

shouldn't even try. So, Berto, I thought we would just chime in here and talk about guilt and shame definitions.

1:45.1

Yeah. So what would, so just to recap where Madison is at this point, she's saying that her job doesn't let her have a creative

1:55.6

outlet and as a solution to that she started a podcast in 21 and she wanted to

2:01.6

talk about poor self-esteem and shame.

2:04.0

What is your definition of shame?

2:07.0

Okay.

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