I'm Lisa Yuso, a digital producer at Ideas, the podcast that likes to feed your curiosity.

I ask my colleagues why they think you should listen.

Ideas can make you the smartest, most interesting guest at your next dinner party in less than 60 minutes.

It's got the best of a storytelling podcast

with the best of a great lecture.

You can pretty much never predict

where an episode will take you,

but you can count on every episode

to shift your perspective,

even just a little.

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This is a CBC podcast.

And we're sitting up here.

We're going to please get all in our hands to.

We go to please get all in our eyes. We go to please get all. Okay, I am

Okay, I am just, I am just elated, uh, I am just elated, uh, for this country. elated for this conversation. And this is a conversation that we've been hiding from Brian. So he's had no idea that we were going to do this. For our diehard listeners, you may remember not too recently, not too long ago, rather, the conversation

of cute aggression came up.

We are today joined by Dr. Catherine Stavropoulos, assistant professor at the University

of California, Riverside's graduate program in neuroscience and a licensed clinical psychologist

to talk about cute, aggressive.

Oh my God.

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