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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Religious Harm, Aggressive Certainty, and Storytelling

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.51.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2026

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Dr Kirk and Bob answer patron emails. January 5, 2026

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00:00 The 2-day hangover 
06:46 How can aggressive certainty be harmful?
50:18 OPP update 
53:47 Can creative writing be used as a therapeutic too


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0:00.0

So, Bob, let's take a break from our two-day-long hangovers because we have a podcast to do.

0:09.6

What do you say?

0:10.6

I can get through a podcast.

0:12.3

Yeah.

0:12.7

We celebrated my birthday as usual by getting together.

0:17.4

And I was feeling lazy, but I wanted to hang out with you.

0:20.8

So I was like, instead of I wanted to hang out with you.

0:25.3

So I was like, instead of going out to dinner, let's just, why don't you just come over,

0:30.4

we'll hang out in my office and close the door so we don't bother Stacey and we'll drink our beer and we'll play our cards and we'll have our conversations.

0:33.7

Very fun.

0:34.5

And we did for over 10 hours straight.

0:37.4

We sat in my office uh-huh and talked with

0:40.8

each other and played cards for 10 hours and it was three in the morning i i looked up at the

0:46.4

clock i remember i was i was laying on the ground and you were sitting in the chair and we were

0:51.4

just talking and laughing and crying.

0:57.2

And I look up at the clock and I'm like, oh my God, it's 3 a.m.

1:01.8

And then I said, we should probably try to be quiet because Stacey's probably trying to sleep. And then I said, you got to get out of here.

1:07.0

And you're like, okay. And then you called an Uber and you left.

1:12.7

Yeah. So it was quite an quite and we watched old videos from oh that's right back in the day oh so fun videos from when

1:20.0

we first met actually I had a crappy video camera in the late 90s my dad's I he his old camera. The kind that you would walk around

1:29.9

with a VCR strapped to your side and then you plugged in this giant over the shoulder camera.

1:35.5

I had one of those. And I could never leave the plug-in to the wall power-wise because the battery

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