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Wednesday Feb 03, 2016
Wednesday Feb 03, 2016
Episode 51: Ah, job hunting. How many websites, profiles, applications, CVs and cover letters does it take to get a job? Nobody knows but the process can be overwhelming. This week we discuss why so many people are looking for new jobs, what it feels like every step of the way, and the many tools available that are designed to help the job hunting process but often make it more frustrating. We talk about the human element too.
Visit us at www.PsychTechPodcast.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @PsychTechCast @KelliNDunlap @JosueACardona
Wednesday Jan 13, 2016
Wednesday Jan 13, 2016
Episode 48: Kelli and Josué ring in the New Year by discussing the most recent episode of Black Mirror titled White Christmas. This episode is spoiler-filled and makes references to previous Black Mirror episodes, so you’ll want to be caught up before diving in.
Visit us at www.PsychTechPodcast.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @PsychTechCast @KelliNDunlap @JosueACardona
Thursday Dec 31, 2015
Thursday Dec 31, 2015
You’ll find things a little different before and after this point in the podcast. Moving forward I’ll be focusing on telling feel-good stories about Geek culture. In this quick episode I give some updates on Geek Therapy and what we hope to do moving forward. Let me know what you think!
– Josué
Visit Geek Therapy at www.GeekTherapy.Com
Follow Geek Therapy on Twitter: @GeekTherapy
Follow Josué Cardona on Twitter: @JosueACardona
Wednesday Dec 30, 2015
Wednesday Dec 30, 2015
Episode 47: Since Kelli is away, Josué geeks out on podcasting this week. He covers why people podcast, why he does it, and how he and Kelli make it happen every week.
Visit us at www.PsychTechPodcast.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @PsychTechCast @KelliNDunlap @JosueACardona
Wednesday Dec 23, 2015
Wednesday Dec 23, 2015
Episode 46: This week Josué makes wild and crazy predictions about the future… Specifically what he thinks we’ll be seeing and talking about in 2016.
Visit us at www.PsychTechPodcast.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @PsychTechCast @KelliNDunlap @JosueACardona
Wednesday Dec 16, 2015
Wednesday Dec 16, 2015
Episode 45: Technology has radically changed the way chain letters are created and distributed, but the underlying psychology reamins the same. On this episode of the podcast, Kelli and Josué explore the long tradition of chain letters as means of social impact, emotional manipulation, and scamming.
Visit us at www.PsychTechPodcast.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @PsychTechCast @KelliNDunlap @JosueACardona
Wednesday Dec 09, 2015
Wednesday Dec 09, 2015
Episode 44: BBC R&D is working on a Visual Perceptive Media project that uses information about the viewer to tailor video content. This week we discuss the effect that technology like this might have on advertising, entertainment, and especially education. Imagine what it would be like for a lesson to play your favorite music, reference your favorite movies, or use your favorite colors? That’s the type of school we want to go to.
Visit us at www.PsychTechPodcast.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @PsychTechCast @KelliNDunlap @JosueACardona
Wednesday Dec 02, 2015
Wednesday Dec 02, 2015
Episode 43: Tis the season for family gatherings, where people come together around the 8-hour YouTube Lil Bub Yule Log and celebrate the epic amounts of leftovers to be consumed. This episode, Kelli and Josué use their unique Thanksgiving experiences to explore how technology has – or has not – shaped traditional family gatherings. They dig into ideas such as storytelling, shared experience, and generational divides.
Wednesday Nov 25, 2015
Wednesday Nov 25, 2015
Episode 42: Research suggests that what you tweet, and what is on your timeline, can have an effect on your emotions. We discuss how it’s possible to even study something like that and Josué goes on a rant about the dangers of better curating tools.
Wednesday Nov 18, 2015
Wednesday Nov 18, 2015
Being a slacker doesn’t mean what it used to. On this episode, Kelli and Josué share their thoughts and experiences using the communication and collaboration tool Slack. They explore the gameful origin of Slack and how facilitating casual conversation can increase productivity, decrease stress, and generate positive experiences in a work space.