Welcome to the Psychology of Business podcast, where we explore the intersection of psychology, business, education, and the news. Hosted by Dr. Brandon Griffin, this podcast dives into the latest research, trends, and real-world applications of psychology in the business world, offering insights to help leaders, educators, and professionals alike thrive in today's fast-paced environment. Join us as we discuss cutting-edge topics with expert guests and provide practical strategies to enhance your personal and professional growth.

Psychology of Business Podcast
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Welcome to the Psychology of Business podcast, where we explore the intersection of psychology, business, education, and the news. Hosted by Dr. Brandon Griffin, this podcast dives into the latest research, trends, and real-world applications of psychology in the business world, offering insights to help leaders, educators, and professionals alike thrive in today's fast-paced environment. Join us as we discuss cutting-edge topics with expert guests and provide practical strategies to enhance your personal and professional growth.
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Recent Episodes

December 22, 2025
From Peer Review to YouTube: Dr. Ben Park on Public Scholarship and American Religious History | #33
<p>In this episode, I’m joined by historian Benjamin Park to talk about public scholarship and American religious history in the digital age. We discuss what it means to take academic work beyond peer reviewed journals, the professional risks and tradeoffs of public visibility, and why history, especially religious history, resonates so strongly with public audiences.Much of our conversation focuses on Mormon history as a case study for understanding broader dynamics in American religion, politics, and culture. We also talk about audience reach versus traditional academic impact, faith sensitive scholarship, and the tension between rigor and accessibility when historians work in public.Ben is an Associate Professor of History and the author of multiple books on American religion. He also runs a widely followed YouTube channel where he brings historical scholarship to a broad audience.Ben’s work:- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BenjaminParkHistorian/videos- Website: https://benjaminepark.com/</p>

December 17, 2025
The Psychology of Religious and Spiritual Struggles | Dr. Julie Exline #32
<p>In this episode of The Psychology of Business Podcast, I speak with psychologist Dr. Julie Exline about anger at God, doubt, and religious and spiritual struggles. Drawing on decades of research, Dr. Exline explains why these experiences are common across belief systems and why they should be understood as normal psychological responses rather than signs of weakness or failure.</p><p><br /></p><p>We discuss the development of the Religious and Spiritual Struggles Scale, how spiritual struggles relate to mental health, meaning, and identity, and how these challenges can surface in everyday life, relationships, and work. The conversation emphasizes psychological safety, normalization, and the importance of allowing space for difficult questions without minimizing pain or rushing growth.</p>

December 10, 2025
From Military Finance to Linden Creek CEO with Alisa Sparks - #31
<p>In this episode, Brandon Griffin talks with Alisa Sparks, Founder and CEO of Linden Creek, about her transition from managing multimillion dollar Navy and Marine Corps budgets to building a nationally recognized home staging and design company. Alisa explains how she discovered her niche, how Linden Creek grew from a solo venture into a franchise model, and why she developed Archd to streamline operations for stagers and designers. She also discusses the challenges and lessons of starting a business as a single mother, the role of mentorship and community in her franchise system, and the leadership principles that guide her work today.</p>
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