Best Eric Landrum Podcasts (2025)

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E226: Nadine Kaslow: Leadership, care, resilience, and ballet 1:18:21

9h ago1:18:21

1:18:21

In this episode Eric interviews Nadine Kaslow from Emory University and Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, GA. Nadine discusses her work schedule, including her teaching responsibilities, research, and administrative duties. She also shares her strategies for balancing an extensive workload, highlighting the importance of efficiency, good systems,…

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#46: Better onboarding and operations using AI to augment with Srikrishnan Ganesan, Rocketlane 18:55

13h ago18:55

18:55

Customer onboarding is often where good intentions often end up with less-than-stellar execution. Delays, confusion, and misalignment derail even the most promising new relationships. Why is onboarding still broken in so many organizations, and how is AI finally changing that? Today I’m joined by Srikrishnan Ganesan, Co-Founder and CEO of Rocketlan…

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#45: REPLAY: Thriving amidst transformation, with Steve Blum, Autodesk 29:45

7d ago29:45

29:45

We aired this episode a little while ago, but thought it had some amazing insights we thought were worth sharing again. Today we’re going to talk about building a change maker culture and how you can help your teams to thrive among change, instead of being disrupted by it. To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Steve Blum, Chief Operati…

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E225 Todd Rose Part 2 Final 1:09:43

14d ago1:09:43

1:09:43

In this episode Garth and special guest host Jane Halonen interviewed Todd Rose (in a Part 2 interview), the CEO for Populace from Burlington, MA. They explore the concept of jagged profiles and how flexible, individualized learning can be integrated into higher education. The conversation delves into practical strategies for creating effective, in…

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#44: Why "slow" experiences are the new "site is down" with Gerardo Dada, Catchpoint 31:22

14d ago31:22

31:22

When your site is technically "up" but takes too long to load, customers don’t care—it might as well be down. Why is “slow” the new “down”, and how is that reshaping the way organizations think about digital experience? Today I’m joined by Gerardo Dada, Chief Marketing Officer at Catchpoint, a leader in digital experience monitoring. Gerardo recent…

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IMMH S1E11: Anthony Isacco: Why father involvement matters for both dads and families 48:30

17d ago48:30

48:30

Dr. Anthony Isacco is Professor, Program Director, & Training Director in the Graduate Psychology Program at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He has co-authored such books as the Handbook of the Psychology of Fatherhood; Religion, Spirituality, and Masculinity: New Insights for Counselors; and All In: Breaking Barriers to Discerning …

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IMMH S1E10: Andreas Walther: Pioneering new treatments for depression in men 51:13

17d ago51:13

51:13

Dr. Andreas Walther is a senior researcher for science and teaching at the Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy of the University of Zurich and clinical psychotherapist with the outpatient clinic for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Behavioral Medicine of the Psychotherapeutic Centre of the University of Zurich. Andreas discussed the…

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Episode 9 Jennifer Mootz and Palmira Fortunado 53:20

18d ago53:20

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Dr. Jennifer Mootz is Assistant Professor of Clinical Medical Psychology at Columbia University and Research Scientist with the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene at the New York State Psychiatric Institute. Dr. Palmira Fortunado dos Santos is the Mental Health, Trauma and Violence Program Coordinator with the National Institute of Health in Mo…

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E224: Don Christensen: Intrinsic motivation, professional growth, sports, and psychology 1:18:14

28d ago1:18:14

1:18:14

In this episode Garth interviews Don Christensen from Shoreline Community College in Shoreline, WA. They discuss the educational and professional journey that led Don from an attempted engineering degree at Stanford to a successful psychology career focusing on teaching and performance enhancement. They discuss Don's early influences, from collegia…

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#43: Localizing video using AI with Guy Piekarz from Panjaya 22:08

28d ago22:08

22:08

Most brands invest heavily in content creation, but how much of that content actually reaches global audiences in a way that feels authentic? With 94% of B2B buyers saying they are more likely to engage with leadership and conference videos in their local language, companies are missing a massive opportunity. How can AI-powered video localization r…

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E223: Noland White, Part 2: Teacher, writer, builder of student confidence 55:52

1M ago55:52

55:52

In this episode Eric interviews Noland White (Part 2) from Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville, GA. They discuss Noland's approach to teaching and the importance of mental health and work-life balance for both students and educators. Noland shares the evolution of his role as a co-author for an intro psych textbook, detailing his jo…

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Sidebar 26: BISTOPS 2026 2:31

2M ago2:31

2:31

In this sidebar, Eric describes the upcoming Biennial International Seminar on the Teaching of Psychological Science (BISTOPS), which will be held July 6-10, 2026, in Paris. The organizer is Doug Bernstein ([email protected]) from the University of South Florida. A PDF accompanies this episode, which contains the key details about this …

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E222: Loretta McGregor, Part 2: The classroom, the leader, the mentor, the friend 55:09

2M ago55:09

55:09

In this episode Eric interviews Loretta McGregor (a Part 2 interview) from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, AR. Loretta shares insights from her recent tenure as STP President, discussing the challenges and proud moments, including a strategic membership dues increase and launching a high school mentoring program. Loretta also details her ne…

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#42: Maintaining authenticity as you scale with Fred Meyers, Queensboro 22:41

2M ago22:41

22:41

How do you take a business from a basement office in Queens to a $25 million company—without losing the personal touch that made it special in the first place? Joining us today is Fred Meyers, President and Founder of Queensboro, a company that has revolutionized the custom logo apparel industry. Fred spotted a market gap while doing laundry in his…

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#41: Connecting deeply with B2B audiences with Jason Ing, Gusto 29:57

2M ago29:57

29:57

Payroll isn’t exactly what you’d call exciting—so how do you take a - let’s face it - rather boring topic like that and make it relatable, engaging, and even funny enough to capture an audience’s attention? Joining us today is Jason Ing, Chief Marketing Officer at Gusto, a leading platform that provides small and medium-sized businesses with payrol…

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E221: Drew Christopher, Part 2: Leadership, teaching, career transitions, and caffeine 58:24

2M ago58:24

58:24

In this episode Eric interviews Drew Christopher (a Part 2 interview) from Albion College in Albion, MI. The conversation spans various topics, including Drew's career transitions, roles as an editor for the journal 'Teaching of Psychology,' SPSP pre-conference coordinator, and currently as President-Elect of STP. Drew discusses his thought process…

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#40: Harnessing the Power of PR to Scale B2B with Karla Jo Helms, JOTO PR Disruptors™ 27:29

2M ago27:29

27:29

Is your brand’s story building trust—or are you leaving credibility to chance? Our guest today is Karla Jo Helms, Founder and CEO of JOTO PR Disruptors™. Karla is an expert in transforming B2B brands through innovative public relations strategies. With a career dedicated to building trust, managing crises, and leveraging data-driven storytelling, s…

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PsychSessions: AI - Artificial "Intelligence"? An interview with Robert McEntarffer (S1E3) 36:59

2M ago36:59

36:59

In this episode, Dr. Robert McEntarffer, a former high school teacher and current college educator, discusses the cognitive offloading potential offered by AI and on those types of thinking it would be wise not to let AI replace. Rob offers a critique of the term artificial “intelligence”, suggesting that “large language model” may be a more approp…

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PsychSessions: AI - Jordan Wagge and Alexander Swan on how professors can use LLMs to help with "All the things" (S1E2) 58:05

2M ago58:05

58:05

Join veteran educators Dr. Jordan Wagge, Professor and Chair of Psychology at Avila University in Kansas City, Missouri, and Dr. Alex Swan, Associate Professor of Psychology at Eureka College in Eureka, Illinois, as they share insights and lessons learned from incorporating AI tools into their professional lives and classrooms. This episode offers …

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PsychSessions: AI - The Conversation Begins (S1E1) 34:21

2M ago34:21

34:21

In this first episode of the PsychSessions: AI and Education, host Joe Slade speaks with Garth Neufeld, co-founder of the Psych Sessions podcast. They discuss Joe's research and experiences with AI in education, including the use of AI avatars, ChatGPT's voice mode, and the potential for AI workflows as teaching and learning tools. Joe shares his o…

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E220: Melissa Maffeo: Classroom innovations, academic life, the supernatural, and neuroscience 56:04

3M ago56:04

56:04

In this episode Eric interviews Melissa Maffeo from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC. Melissa shares insights about her freshman seminars on alcohol history, use, and misuse, emphasizing harm reduction over abstinence. The conversation delves into her biopsychology class and creative teaching methods, such as murder mysteries to teach ne…

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#39: Payment innovation for SMBs with Brian Goudie, Aurora Payments 28:20

3M ago28:20

28:20

As small and medium-sized businesses navigate economic uncertainty, here’s a question to consider: Are your payment systems an asset that drives growth, or are they just another expense? Today, we’re joined by Brian Goudie, CEO of Aurora Payments. With nearly 30 years in the payments industry, Brian has guided Aurora to serve over 27,000 merchants,…

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S1E8: Fun, Not Dour (Jane Halonen and Dana Dunn) 51:59

3M ago51:59

51:59

Dave talks with Jane Halonen (University of West Florida) and Dana Dunn (Moravian University) about opportunities to choose to do what brings us joy and also allowing opportunities for our more junior colleagues to gain experiences that will help with their career development. We discuss the frustration of dealing with burdensome and unnecessary pr…

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S1E7: Disappearing Like Yoda (Ken Carter and Pat Puccio) 42:11

3M ago42:11

42:11

Ken Carter (Oxford College of Emory University) and Pat Puccio (Depaul University; retired from the College of DuPage) discuss a range of topics having to do with negotiating late career chapters and retirement. We chat about the different ways that "late career" can be interpreted and different pathways in retirement. We also comment on the need f…

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S1E6: Retirement: The Great Unknown (Loretta McGregor and Randy Smith) 48:29

3M ago48:29

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In this episode, Loretta McGregor (Arkansas State University) and Randy Smith (retired) chat with Dave about knowning when it's time to retire or to make a career change, based on what we personally find rewarding. We reflect on technology-related changes in teaching, especially with regard to writing (ever wonder where "cut and paste" came from?).…

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S1E5: Bring Back the Overhead Projector (Suzie Baker and Drew Christopher) 55:44

3M ago55:44

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Dave talks with Suzie Baker (James Madison University) and Drew Christopher (Albion College) about the "late career" label and the changes, as our careers have progressed, in how we decide how to invest our time. We also discuss what aspects of our teaching have stayed the same or changed over time, and how we have adapted (or not) to changes in av…

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S1E4: Let the High Times Carry the Low Times (Stephen Chew and Ken Keith) 48:46

3M ago48:46

48:46

Stephen Chew of Samford University and Ken Keith, retired from University of San Diego, talk with Dave about factors that go into the decision to retire, what makes a for a healthy department based on their experience as department chairs, and how our teaching has evolved over the years. A theme that emerges is creating environments to support stud…

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S1E3: The Importance of Being Intentional (Ellen Carpenter and Alan Strathman) 51:31

3M ago51:31

51:31

Dave talks with Ellen Carpenter of Virginia Commonwealth University and Alan Strathman of the University of Central Missouri about what "late career" means and how we make decisions about what things to take on and when to say no. It is possible to be late career in a broad sense but also be early in the process of taking on different responsibilit…

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S1E2: Retirement Doesn't Mean Not Working (Barney Beins and Sue Frantz) 43:27

3M ago43:27

43:27

In this episode, Dave talks with Barney Beins, retired from Ithaca College, and Sue Frantz, retired from Highline College and current Executive Director of the Society for the Teaching of Psychology. We discuss how retirement can take different forms, and how the choices we make about how to spend our time relate to our sense of fulfillment. Barney…

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S1E1: PsychSessions Late Career Preview with Dave, Garth, and Eric 21:12

3M ago21:12

21:12

Dave, Garth, and Eric discuss the genesis of the idea for this podcast series and the need in general for late career faculty to be able to connect with others in similar situations. Dave provides a sneak preview of some of the issues that come up across the episodes. The series is intended not just for faculty who are late in their careers, but al…

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E219: Kim Case: Accessibility, connection, success, crafting a meaningful academic life 58:18

3M ago58:18

58:18

In this episode Eric interviews Kim Case from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. Kim discusses the balance of in-person versus online teaching, the pros and cons, and the human connection often lost in an online format. She shares her experience of a profound teaching stint in Italy and the importance of building genuine relationship…

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#38: The layer cake approach to branding with Allison Capaldi and Robert Wolfe, Zeck 24:19

4M ago24:19

24:19

In a world of fleeting attention spans and oversaturated markets, how can brands truly stand out and build loyalty that lasts—even when it comes to something as overlooked as board meetings? Today, we’re joined by Allison Capaldi, Senior Content Manager at Zeck, and Robert Wolfe, Founder of Zeck. Together, they’ve built not one but three successful…

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E218: Loreto Prieto: Tradition, innovation, energy, passion, and patience 1:07:27

4M ago1:07:27

1:07:27

In this episode Eric interviews Loreto Prieto from Iowa State University in Ames, IA. They discuss their experiences in academia, particularly the challenges and rewards of teaching. They cover various educational systems, the importance of community colleges, and the difficulties students face in returning from breaks. Loreto shares stories about …

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#37: Marketing operations as a driver of growth with Mike Rizzo, MarketingOps.com 31:35

4M ago31:35

31:35

Is your marketing operations team set up to be a strategic driver of growth, or are they stuck managing tools and putting out fires? Today, we’re joined by Mike Rizzo, Founder of MarketingOps.com. Mike is here to discuss the 2024 State of the Marketing Operations Professional Report, which is based on insights from over 600 MOps professionals. This…

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E217: Coco Ballantyne: Narrating science--A unique approach to psychology education 59:07

4M ago59:07

59:07

In this episode Garth interviews Coco Ballantyne from New York, NY. A journalist and science writer, Coco shares her journey from teaching high school to coauthoring a highly regarded psychology textbook. She discusses her initial uncertainty about her career path, the importance of teaching reporting skills in journalism school, and how she became…

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#36: Knowing when and how to automate your sales processes with Joshua Garrison, Apollo 27:30

4M ago27:30

27:30

In a world where sales cycles are getting longer, what’s holding your business back from reaching the right person at the right time? Today, we’re joined by Joshua Garrison, Vice President of Content Marketing and Product Education at Apollo.io, a leading go-to-market platform used by millions of sales professionals and SMBs globally. Josh is not o…

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E216: Jenn Grewe: Workplace joy, fun, satisfaction, and a fulfilling career 55:06

5M ago55:06

55:06

In this episode Eric interviews Jenn Grewe from Utah State University in Logan, UT. Our discussion centers on the significance of finding enjoyment in work to enhance job satisfaction. Jenn emphasizes making conscious efforts to seek out fun and enjoyable activities in everyday life, even as an adult. There is a mention of potentially exploring thi…

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S1E8: Tyler Whitmer: Helping athletes get reps in becoming better men 40:48

5M ago40:48

40:48

Tyler Whitmer is an Assistant Athletic Director of Olympic Sports Performance at Boise State University. Tyler was a high school athlete who became intensely interested in sports performance when he had a unique opportunity to train at the Denver Broncos training center. As he transitioned to college, he discovered that he could have a career in th…

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S1E7: Ronald Levant: An intimate conversation with one of the giants in the field of men's mental health 59:19

5M ago59:19

59:19

Dr. Ronald Levant is a Professor Emeritus at the University of Akron and a former president of the American Psychological Association and the APA’s Division 51. Ron discussed his challenges as an adolescent and that his pathway was not one that would have necessarily led him to college and graduate training at some of the world’s most prestigious u…

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S1E6: Jeff Matshushita: A journey of engaging men to end gender-based violence 49:57

5M ago49:57

49:57

Jeff Matsushita is the director of the Engaging Men Project at Boise State University. We initially discussed the origins of Jeff’s interest in working with men, which occurred after watching the film Tough Guise as an undergraduate student. He became increasingly interested in men and masculinity and formal work with groups of men. He eventually t…

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#35: Aligning organizations for success, with Robert Chatwani, President, Docusign 31:33

5M ago31:33

31:33

How aligned is your organization when it comes to driving growth—are internal silos or misaligned goals or expectations holding you back from reaching your full potential? Today, we’re joined by Robert Chatwani, President and General Manager of Growth at Docusign. Before joining DocuSign in 2023, Robert was the Chief Marketing Officer at Atlassian,…

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E215: Mona Xu: Role model, mentor, scholar, and advocate 55:26

5M ago55:26

55:26

In this episode Eric interviews Mona Xu from Idaho State University in Pocatello, ID. Our discussion covers various topics, from mentoring graduate students and the meaningful relationships formed to navigating higher education's political and social climate. Mona shares her journey of coming out as queer and non-binary and the importance of self-c…

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#34: What do 34,000 landing pages have to teach you about yours? Featuring Sahil Patel from Spiralyze 26:55

5M ago26:55

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Are your landing pages truly working for you, or are you caught in a cycle of driving traffic to pages that fail to convert effectively? Today, we’re excited to welcome Sahil Patel, CEO of Spiralyze. Sahil leads a company that has optimized over 34,000 landing pages for SaaS leaders using insights from more than 130,000 A/B tests. With his deep exp…

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SB24: Happy Holidays from PsychSessions! [a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization] 1:11

6M ago1:11

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In this holiday message, PsychSessions co-host Garth Neufeld invites listeners to consider support of the podcast by making an end-of-the-year tax-deductible donation at www.psychsessions.org/donations. PsychSessions provides free professional development to psychology instructors all over the world! Thanks for listening!…

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E214: Karenna Malavanti: Understanding academia, valuing non-tenure track faculty, and advocacy 55:25

6M ago55:25

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In this episode Eric interviews Karenna Malavanti from Baylor University in Waco, TX. Karenna discusses issues faced by non-tenure track faculty and her recent presentation with Melissa Maffeo on supporting teaching-focused faculty in higher education. This wide-ranging interview touches on topics such as roles in higher ed, the advocacy needed for…

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#33: B2B E-Commerce Content Optimization with Ashlyn Fulton, D'Addario & Company 12:29

6M ago12:29

12:29

Is your B2B e-commerce content working as hard as it should be? In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, strong content creation and management could be the key to unlocking both customer engagement and business growth. This was recorded live at Opticon 2024 in San Antonio, TX. Today we’re diving into the role of strong content creation and optimiz…

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#32: The Amazonification of B2B ecommerce with Alex Sayyah at Aleran 27:26

6M ago27:26

27:26

Is your B2B buying experience stuck in the past? If you’re making your customers email for a quote while competitors offer seamless online purchasing, you could be losing the next generation of buyers. Today we’re discussing the Amazonification of B2B commerce with Alex Sayyah, CEO of Aleran Software. We’ll dive into how B2B companies are adopting …

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E213: Ashley Waggoner Denton: Large lecture expert, devoted to service, and more 52:56

6M ago52:56

52:56

In this episode Eric interviews Ashley Waggoner Denton from the University of Toronto in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We discuss Ashley's session on what psychology majors do after graduation, her career course, and teaching challenges with large student groups. Ashley shares her experience as an international student in the U.S. and her work in vario…

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#31: Getting the most out of AI with the right data approach with Emily He, Gong 27:04

6M ago27:04

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To be truly successful with AI, capturing data is only the beginning. You need to understand and contextualize in terms of your business it to truly harness the power of artificial intelligence and get real returns. Today we’re going to talk about going beyond the hype of AI to get real, tangible results and unlock benefits that approaching data in…

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E212: Behind The Curtain - A PsychSessions Update with Garth and Eric 57:36

7M ago57:36

57:36

In this episode Garth and Eric spend some time together discussing the current state of the podcast. They discuss future endeavors, including upcoming workshops and an innovative AI series. They delve into the importance of high-quality audio for teaching and accessibility and leveraging AI tools like Suno and Gamma for education. The duo also unde…

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