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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

The Psychology of John Lennon (2018 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.51.3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2023

⏱️ 175 minutes

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks with Humberto about the psychology and development of John Lennon.

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December 24, 2018

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0:00.0

So, Berto, what do you know about John Lennon's psychology?

0:11.1

Of his psychology?

0:13.0

Yeah.

0:13.4

Well, I know he had a few parental issues like all of us do.

0:19.6

And I know he probably had a few chips on his shoulder from

0:23.5

you know challenges and struggles when he was a kid um and he certainly brought those two bear

0:29.3

as an as an adult he also had to have because you know when they became big and famous he was

0:35.2

like in his early 20s so he's still growing up and that

0:39.1

changed this whole perspective on so many things and so that must have had a lot of an impact on

0:44.7

the way he behaved towards the world uh towards the press towards his bandmates um and then of course

0:53.7

when he found yoko he probably and when he went to the East, that

0:58.3

actually, to the India, that had a huge effect on him too, just like on all of them, really.

1:03.1

But overall, I think the guy was going through this big, big journey, though.

1:09.5

He's probably just coming out of by the time he got

1:11.5

killed. Like, you know, he was probably on the, on the way to, to a normalized, kind of more mature

1:18.3

plane of looking at the world than himself, and then he got shot. Yeah, I would say that's all true.

1:24.7

So we're going to do a deep dive on John Lennon's psychology. I have a lot of

1:28.8

notes, and so this might take a while. So strap in people. Strap on in. I'm going to state

1:35.2

right up front what I think is what I'm going to conceptualize his personality, and then I'm going to

1:40.1

justify it as we go. Now, of course, I can't diagnose him because I don't know him. I've never

1:45.1

assessed him. So in line with my policy about not diagnosing from afar, not, you know, breaking

1:51.2

the Goldwater rule, I'm not going to diagnose him. But I will say that from what I can tell

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