Tapes from the dark, dark side, contains descriptions of violence and sexuality.

Oh, to darkness, my old friend.

Listener discretion is advised.

Just got off a call with Dr. Kirk Honda of the Psychology in Seattle podcast.

So excited to share it with you guys. It was an absolutely intriguing talk and a personal delight of mine to be able to talk with

him because I started, you know, listening to Dr. Kirkonda a few years back when he was,

and he might still do this. breakdowns of 90-day fiance

and those type of reality shows and kind of analyzing the motives behind people on the show.

And I just found it fascinating.

I think he has a very sharp mind.

And as you guys know, I know a lot about true crime. I know how to tell true crime stories, or at least I think I do decently.

But I'm not a psychologist. I remind you guys a lot. I'm not a psychologist.

I'm not a lawyer.

So I have to bring these people in to help us better understand

these cases, or I try to. Here's the episode. Please go check out his show. It's called

Psychology in Seattle. Listen to it on YouTube, or you can subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, any platform

as podcast is on. Thank you for being with us, Dr. Kirk Honda. And should I call you Kirk

or Dr. Honda? Whatever you want to. I'm open to anything. I don't usually notice what people

call me, honestly. Okay, cool. All right, thanks for being with us, Dr. Honda. He's the host of a

phenomenal podcast called Psychology in Seattle. He has a doctorate in psychology, a master's in

marriage and family therapy, and has been working in psychotherapy since 1996, and a master's in marriage and family therapy and has been working in psychotherapy since 1996

and a professor since 1998.

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