We Interrupt Your Programming
Claim This Podcastby Dr. Corinne Votaw-Freer
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<p>Join Dr. Corinne Votaw-Freer, humanist and social psychologist, as she explores the forces shaping our beliefs, behaviors, and biases. From media influence to cultural norms, this weekly podcast offers a center-ground, common-sense perspective on today’s most pressing social issues. With a mix of thought-provoking discussions, scientific insights, and actionable strategies, We Interrupt Your Programming helps listeners question their assumptions, break free from societal programming, and foster empathy in an increasingly divided world. Perfect for anyone seeking clarity, curiosity, and connection in the noise of modern life.</p>
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Recent Episodes
January 6, 2025
Accountability in Action: Leadership, Media, and Veterans
<p>In this episode of We Interrupt Your Programming, Dr. Corinne Votaw-Freer dives into the complex intersections of character, leadership, media narratives, and systemic accountability. From examining the evolving portrayal of Joe Biden to unpacking recent tragedies like the Bourbon Street attack, this episode explores how political rhetoric and media manipulation shape public perception—and what it means for our society.</p><p>We also take a hard look at the ongoing challenges faced by veterans, from mental health care to housing and employment, and why our failure to address these systemic issues is a national crisis. Along the way, we tackle contradictions in how we assign blame, question the stories we’re being fed, and call for a more honest, consistent approach to solving the problems we face.</p><p>If you’re ready to interrupt your programming and think critically about leadership, systems, and our role in shaping change, this episode is for you.</p>
December 30, 2024
What Do We Owe Each Other? Untangling Compassion, Politics, and Connection
<p>In this episode of We Interrupt Your Programming, Dr. Corinne Votaw-Freer dives into a deceptively simple question: "What do we owe each other?" From philosophical musings of Aristotle and Kant to modern political divides, she explores the tensions between altruism and self-interest. Are Democrats really more compassionate? Are Republicans solely focused on personal responsibility? Or do these stereotypes miss the bigger picture? Dr. Corinne challenges us to rethink our narratives, uncover biases, and find common ground through empathy and connection. Tune in for a deep dive into the stories that shape us and the bridges we must build to spark collective compassion.</p>
December 22, 2024
Behind the Glitter: Commercialism, Loneliness, and Empathy at Christmas
<p>The holiday season is here, bringing with it the familiar sights and sounds of family gatherings, festive lights, and cheerful carols. But beneath the glittery surface lies a complex web of emotions, pressures, and contradictions. In this episode of We Interrupt Your Programming, we delve into the realities of the season, from the commercialism that drives our traditions to the hidden struggles of those working tirelessly to keep the festivities running. We examine how marketing and consumer culture have reshaped Christmas, explore the growing number of people choosing to opt out, and confront the realities of exclusion, entitlement, and the so-called “War on Christmas.”</p><p>Yet the challenges don’t end there. The episode also highlights the quiet epidemic of loneliness that intensifies during the holidays, as cultural expectations amplify feelings of isolation for many. Through thoughtful storytelling and critical insights, we uncover how the season’s emphasis on perfection often overshadows its deeper purpose—connection, generosity, and empathy. Join us as we navigate the messy, multifaceted realities of the holidays and explore ways to reclaim the season as a time of intentionality, compassion, and genuine care for one another.</p>
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- What is We Interrupt Your Programming?
<p>Join Dr. Corinne Votaw-Freer, humanist and social psychologist, as she explores the forces shaping our beliefs, behaviors, and biases. From media influence to cultural norms, this weekly podcast offers a center-ground, common-sense perspective on today’s most pressing social issues. With a mix of thought-provoking discussions, scientific insights, and actionable strategies, We Interrupt Your Programming helps listeners question their assumptions, break free from societal programming, and foster empathy in an increasingly divided world. Perfect for anyone seeking clarity, curiosity, and connection in the noise of modern life.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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