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This show is intended to provide a short and quirky look into psychological and other wellness topics. Bonus points are awarded to those who can endure the antics of Bert and Ernie (aka Dan and Cody). If you stick with the show long enough you just may come across some nuggets of knowledge. Try to find joy in sifting through the muck to find the meaning.
This show is intended to provide a short and quirky look into psychological and other wellness topics. Bonus points are awarded to those who can endure the antics of Bert and Ernie (aka Dan and Cody). If you stick with the show long enough you just may come across some nuggets of knowledge. Try to find joy in sifting through the muck to find the meaning.
Join Brennan and Dale (aka Cody and Dan) as they take a deep dive into a phenomenon they know all too well, the Dunning Kruger Effect. As part of the cognitive bias series, this episode ventures down the lane of a bias in which incompetent people perceive themselves to be very much competent. We'll explore the history of the Dunning Kruger Effect, contributing factors to this phenomenon, and strategies to avoid falling into this bias. Also check out our IG @beyond_FLG to participate in our poll for whether this is a functional podcast unit...Boo Hoo or Boo Ya? Special thanks to Compost Crowd, a residential food scrap collection service that makes it easy for you to compost your organic waste, decrease your carbon footprint, and return valuable nutrients back to the soil! Sign up online at compostcrowd.com and you will receive your compost bin delivered to your door within 48 hours. Use coupon code beyondflg to receive your first month of service free. They can be found at @CompostCrowd on Instagram and at CompostCrowd.com . Support Sam, Basis Flagstaff Senior, working on a senior project combining sculpture and mental health. Follow along and offer comments here. Check out Land Defenders , a new series on the Beyond the Pines podcast channel that focuses on stories from the forefront of conservation in the Greater Grand Canyon Region. Find Land Defenders on your favorite podcast platform. Lastly, don't miss Flagstaff's Dawn Kish as she partners to host an exhibit in Green River, UT, called Glen Canyon Exposed: Now + Then. This is an exhibit that combines art and advocacy by highlighting the Glen Canyon area. Learn more about this exhibit that runs for a full year here .…
Join George Constanza and Kramer (aka Cody and Dan) as they present episode 2 of the cognitive bias series with a focus on confirmation and desirability biases. This includes a history and summary of seminal research related to both confirmation and desirability bias. Additionally, join George and Kramer for the interactive icebreaker, interactive poll, and interactive challenge. Special thanks to Compost Crowd, a residential food scrap collection service that makes it easy for you to compost your organic waste, decrease your carbon footprint, and return valuable nutrients back to the soil! Sign up online at compostcrowd.com and you will receive your compost bin delivered to your door within 48 hours. Use coupon code beyondflg to receive your first month of service free. They can be found at @CompostCrowd on Instagram. Support Sam, Basis Flagstaff Senior, working on a senior project combining sculpture and mental health. Follow along and offer comments at https://basisseniorprojects.com/flagstaff/author/samantha_g/ Check out Land Defenders , a new series on the Beyond the Pines podcast channel that focuses on stories from the forefront of conservation in the Greater Grand Canyon Region. Find Land Defenders on your favorite podcast platform.…
Join Mufasa and Taka (aka Cody and Dan) as they introduce the cognitive bias series and do a deep dive in the quickest and nerdiest way on the topic of Fundamental Attribution Error (FAE). This includes a brief history about the development of the concept, prominent research studies and their findings, reasons that it occurs, and how to combat it. Specifically, you'll want to stick through the antics to hear about strategies for how to challenge this phenomenon that we all fall into. And, don't miss the rest of the upcoming series addressing other common cognitive errors that lead to disruptions and distress in day to day life.…
Join Oliver Putnam and Charles-Hadan Savage (aka Cody and Dan) as they reflect on 2024 and set intentions for 2025 in the least efficient way possible. This includes a summary of the phenomenal guests on #beyondFLG and interesting topics on Quick N' Nerdy from 2024 followed by a summary of early plans for 2025 including a continuance of phenomenal guests and a series on cognitive biases. Two major announcements in this episode are the introduction to a new show on the Beyond the Pines channel called Land Defenders with Mattea Goetz from the Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter. This show will address ecological issues in our region and promote a more reciprocal relationship between humans and the natural world. Secondly, we are also seeking podcast sponsorship to support our various ongoing shows, #beyondFLG, Quick N' Nerdy, Crossing the Chasm, and Land Defenders. Stay tuned for details and reach out to us on InstaGram @beyond_flg or through our website, www.beyondflg.com, to learn more about connecting with us via sponsorship.…
Join Snoop Dogg and Kevin Hart (aka Cody and Dan) as they follow up on the altered traits of consistent mindfulness by talking about lived experiences with long time mindfulness expert Lotus McClatchie. In this episode, Snoop and Kevin hear first hand from Lotus about strategies for developing mindfulness and the observable change that occurs. This episode provides details for the effects described in part one of the altered traits QN2 so go back and check out that episode if you haven't heard it already. Most importantly, many thanks to Lotus for joining/tolerating us and sharing with us her wisdom on the topic of mindfulness.…
Join Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard (aka Cody and Dan) as they discuss the various levels of mindfulness and the effects that consistent mindfulness have on the default mode network, attention control, and emotion regulation. Evidence suggests that there are immediate positive effects on mindful meditation practices but, further, that effects on long term chemical interactions in the brain and on brain structures occurs with consistent participation. Learn more about some of those specific effects and what you can expect with consistent participation in mindful meditation practices.…
Join Maverick and Goose (aka Cody and Dan) as they explore attachment theory. Maverick and Goose look at the definitions of attachment theory, introduce John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth as early developers and contributors, define the various attachments styles, and summarize how to utilize your awareness of your attachment style. Helpful Attachment Quizzes: https://www.npr.org/2022/02/09/1079587715/whats-your-attachment-style-quiz https://www.verywellmind.com/attachment-style-quiz-7562460 Resources: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9547888-attached…
Join Click and Clack (aka Cody and Dan) as they explore the difficult topic of grief to open up 2024. This episode has special guest Dorrie Beckley, LPC, join Click and Clack to provide clinical examples and expertise. The history of stages of grief, ideas about meaning making, and strategies for coping with grief are introduced. Lastly, don't tune out too quickly as Dorrie concludes this episode with a poem entitled "December, Good Company" December On the days when it all feels heavy When the inner swirl matches the December bleak I feel adrift My gaze, untethered. Although not alone, And often in good company, gratitude will not bring back the things that have disappeared. When grief and loss are real, too What then? I walk along the forested path of tall straight Ponderosa Pines. I come upon a slanted one maybe 15° off a direct line to the sky. I approach this slanted tree Like an old friend With a smile and a longing. I lay my weary bones to it. As my belly softened to the butterscotch bark I turn my cheek to rest, and my ears to listen. Of course this tree here does not speak, but we understood each other. Maybe words fail anyway, when it comes to grief. And perhaps being simply held here today On this gray, breathless morning is the language of love and loss. I smile again. I hear the birds and squirrels scuffling about More good company. The mourning dove takes flight again. Dorrie Beckley, 2023…
Join Jordan Peele and Keegan Michael Key (aka Cody Bayles and Dan Phillips) as they discuss defense mechanisms, the often unconscious strategies people use to protect themselves from distressing thoughts or feelings. Jordan and Keegan explore the early history of concepts around defense mechanisms, different types of commonly used defense mechanisms, and strategies for becoming aware of our defense mechanisms and how to use that information.…
Join Colin Jost and Michael Che (aka you pick who is who) as they explore the burgeoning field of Ecopsychology. This episode is an introduction to what is a growing and multifaceted discipline exploring humans interdependence with the rest of nature and the implications for identity, health, and well-being. Colin and Michael provide a brief history, an overview of 8 core principles defined by Theodore Roszak, and 3 actions described by Andy Fisher. This episode provides a launchpad for further exploration into how our psychology is interconnected with all that is around us.…
You won't want to miss this episode as Bea Arthur and Betty White (AKA Cody Bayles and Dan Phillips) cover the important intricacies of breath. Bea and Betty introduce how important breath work is for Wim Hof in his feats of endurance and how learning to control his breath and his physiology has led to improved well-being despite some difficult life experiences. Bea and Betty then address how changes in diet and norms over the course of time have compromised full, deep breathing. Lastly, strategies for how to assess your own breath and improve breathing are covered. Take a quiz to gauge how well you are breathing: https://www.thebreathingiq.com Apps that provide guided breathing exercises: UCLA Mindfulness: https://www.uclahealth.org/ucla-mindful ACT Coach: https://www.uclahealth.org/ucla-mindful James Nestor addressing questions related to breathing: https://www.mrjamesnestor.com/faq…
Join Maverick and Goose (AKA Cody and Dan) as they dip into flow. First and foremost, many thanks to all those working on the fires in an around Flagstaff! After expressing gratitude to those first responders, Maverick and Goose introduce Mihalyi Czitksentmihalyi, the psychologist who coined the term and concept of flow. Have you ever been so engaged in an activity that it felt like time slipped away and you felt absorbed by the activity and the elements of the activity? You may have been in a flow state. Maverick and Goose define flow, discuss the factors that correlate with a flow state, outline the benefits of flow, and discuss how to achieve a flow state for yourself. Find out more about flow at the link below: https://positivepsychology.com/what-is-flow/…
Join Snooki and JWoww (aka Cody and Dan) as they wrap up their series exploring social media and mental health. This episode looks at how data collected from algorithms makes it possible to create predictions about individual users. Those predictions are used for business enterprises and motivates social media platforms to use your attention as a resource to produce more accurate predictions. This process highlights the importance of using social media with intention and offers some guidance for how to do so. Please see the resources below for added information. Parents and Educators: https://www.humanetech.com/families-educators Adolescents: https://www.humanetech.com/youth Policy and Advocacy: https://www.humanetech.com/policy-reforms…
How much would it take for you to give up your social media? Research suggests it would take a lot (not even your pets are safe). Join Rod Stewart and Bryan Adams (aka Cody B Nice and Dunny Dunyel [in that order]) as they delve even further into the relationship between social media and mental health. Specifically, Rod and Bryan describe how social media leans into some vulnerabilities of the brain, as they make an effort to decipher contradicting findings in social science research, and, lastly, make a conclusion about whether the evidence defines social media as inherently compromising for mental health. To achieve this, the nerds briefly cover some aspects of social science research that influence how accurate findings are which allows for a more evaluative consumption of what the findings suggest regarding the relationship between social science and mental health. Hang in there on this one to learn more about whether the evidence defines that relationship as absolutely negative.…
Check out Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal (aka Cody and Dan) as they start their deep dive into social media and mental health. This will be a 3 part series beginning with how clear it has become that social media is not going away. The congressional whistle blower hearings featuring Frances Haugen put a megaphone to the growing questions and concerns about the size and valence of influence that social media has on mental health and other aspects of life. Check this episode out as Chuck and Shaq explore the history of social media, summarize findings and responses to the whistle blower hearings, and search for Cody's original MySpace page.…
Join Frodo and Sam (aka Cody and Dan) as they enter 2022 by glancing back and looking ahead with reflections and intentions. Frodo and Sam reflect on the phenomenal guests from 2021 including Colleen Cooley (@ccoolio2), Neil Weintraub (@NATRANeil), Brian Petersen, Shanon Thompson (@ShonnonLeighThompson), Emma Wharton (@GrandCanyonYouth), and Gretta and Kyle Miller (@towrsmusic). Through reflection, Frodo and Sam reintroduce community events with the Wing Ding sponsored by the Whale Foundation (https://www.whalefoundation.org) and the I Heart Pluto festival at Lowell Observatory (https://lowell.edu) coming up in early 2022. Looking ahead, the highlight of the show is Stephen "Goldie Gold" Goldstein joining Frodo and Sam from the North New Jersey shire to open the door into a consideration of social media through the lens of mental health. Goldie Gold, aka #hashtagHolmes, is prolific with the hashtag game and added another hashtag nickname to his resume, #GoldieGandalf. This long distance phone interview was in introduction to an upcoming "Quick N' Nerdy" series exploring social media in the paradigm of mental health. You won't want to miss Sam and Frodo getting absolutely lost in the depths of information on social media and it's relationship to mental health with the goal and defining the effects it has been demonstrated to have.…
Have you ever felt like a fraud who could be exposed as a charlatan at any minute? Join Martin Short and Steve Martin (aka Chinchilla Nice Nice and Dunny Dunyel) as they delve into the phenomenon of imposter syndrome. Despite there being less than 150 published peer reviewed studies on the topic over the last 50 years, more than 60 million videos with #impostersyndrome have been viewed on Tik Tok and nearly 200k posts with that same hashtag have been made on the IG. Clearly imposter syndrome is an experience for many. Chinchilla and Dunny explore the origins and history of imposter syndrome, summarize the known characteristics of the experience, outline the likely outcomes, and provide suggestions for reducing the effect if imposter syndrome has become detrimental. Chinchilla and Dunny also acknowledge moments of their own feelings of imposterism (is that a word? people may see us as imposters if they realize it's not). Check all this out on this episode of Imposter Syndrome and follow the links below for resources and information. History and Overview https://thevaluable.dev/understand-overcome-imposter-syndrome/ https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/imposter-syndrome https://www.tuw.edu/psychology/imposter-syndrome/ https://www.verywellmind.com/imposter-syndrome-and-social-anxiety-disorder-4156469 https://positivepsychology.com/imposter-syndrome/ The Imposter Cycle https://www.sciencetheearth.com/uploads/2/4/6/5/24658156/2011_sakulku_the_impostor_phenomenon.pdf Prevalence, Predictors, and Treatment https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11606-019-05364-1 CIPS Assessment https://paulineroseclance.com/pdf/IPTestandscoring.pdf…
Does it ever feel like your vulnerabilities seem related to more than your current experience? Check out Geoff Rickly and Tom Keeley (aka Cody and Dan) as they explore the topic of intergenerational trauma, a symptom of epigenetic expression by which biological responses to trauma may be influenced by experiences beyond our own. Buckle up as Chinchilla Nice Nice and Dan define "Big T" trauma and "Little T" trauma, describe how the traumatic experiences of our ancestors can influence what our contemporary experiences feel like, describe methods for identifying whether our vulnerabilities are based in our experiences or those of our ancestors, and summarize strategies for overcoming intergenerational trauma. Resources: Intergenerational trauma expert, Mark Wolynn; https://markwolynn.com Build empathy to heal your trauma and the trauma of those around you; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhrW08fqiP0 Definitions of "Big T" and "Little T" trauma; https://www.griefrecoveryhouston.com/big-t-vs-little-t-trauma/…
Check in with Mario and Luigi (aka Cody Bayles and Dan Phillips) as they get nerdy with the topic of genetics. Have you ever experienced a disproportionate response to something that left you confused. If so, Epigenetics and the intergenerational transfer of gene expression may be at play. In this episode, Mario and Luigi explore how our environments and social interactions influence what genes are expressed in our bodies, including how quickly that occurs, how lasting it can be, and just how influential it is for us and our relatives. Check out more information below: Psychology Today on Epigenetics: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/epigenetics NCBI on Intergenerational Trauma: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6127768/…
Have you every considered going to counseling but saw that first session as intimidating? Mystical? Or, full of uncertainty as a result of not being sure what to expect? Well, this one might be for you. Check out Ted Lasso and Coach Beard (aka Cody Bayles and Dan Phillips) break down what to expect in a first counseling appointment. The two coach nerds discuss reasons to go to counseling and what types of things to anticipate regarding paperwork, explanations of the role of counseling, and different approaches to that first session. If you tune-in, well, then you'll have an idea, or at least an idea of what a first appointment would look like with coaches Lasso and Beard at the helm. Tune-in for info about a first appointment and stick around for many, many jokes about the hit show Ted Lasso, #SunsInNever, and the first #beyondFLG riddle rhyme that throws the block of concrete in coach Beard's skull for a bit of a loop.…
Dale and Brennan (aka Dr. Cody Bayles and Dr. Dan Phillips) are back in the Dunny exploring how to best conquer Valentine's Day gift giving. Gain insight into the ineptitude of these two and gather tidbits of wisdom for how find the best gifts for that special someone in your life. Also, Dale and Brennan give a brief update about current delays in episode releases as they prepare for other professional changes in the near future. Tune in to learn more about how the Enneagram is the key to a successful Valentine's Day.…
That classic duo, Burt and Ernie (aka Dr. Phillips and Dr. Bayles), are back to their shenanigans. Check out this episode where they address the last attitude of Mindfulness as defined by Jon Kabat-Zinn. Dr. Bayles does his best to define generosity and note the qualitative difference between the mindful attitude of generosity and just giving or receiving gifts. Thich Nat Hahn identified generosity as the best use of our time and the hope is that this episode will call attention to that value and provide suggestions for staying mindfully generous in your everyday life.…
Check out Will Smith and Carlton Banks (aka Dr. Cody Bayles and Dr. Dan Phillips)as they dig into the Mindfulness attitude of Letting Go. Chinchilla shares an anecdote of watching a woman hold on to keep from falling from a ski lift as a means to explain our own patterns of holding on that could benefit from letting go. Will and Carlton then discuss a three part process of recognizing whether desires and expectations are helpful, observing whether those desires and expectations can be acted on, and then letting go if they cannot. Check out the practical examples and ideas for letting go of 2020. Join #beyondFLG by hitting them up on the socials with how you are letting go of 2020 and include #LettingGo2020…
Join Pinky and the Brain, aka Dr. Cody Bayles and Dr. Dan Phillips, as they explore the Mindfulness attitude of Non-Striving, the effort to allow yourself to be present without an agenda in mind. Learn all the ways that Pinky and the Brain fall into traps of striving that end up having an impact on the partners in their lives (poor Mrs. B Nice and Mrs. Phillips!). Learn how to let go of striving as a means for understanding that whatever is "already [in your life] is good enough" -Jon Kabat-Zinn.…
Join Starsky and Hutch (aka Dr. Cody Bayles and Dr. Dan Phillips)as they address the Mindfulness attitude of Gratitude. This attitude is well researched, well defined, and well understood. Gratitude has many correlates to well-being and the mindful effort to recognize how interconnected we are to one another and to the environment around us with an appreciation for that will lead to greater life satisfaction. One prime example is with A.J. Jacobs living out the process of gratitude in his book "Thanks a Thousand: A Gratitude Journey." Give this episode a listen and check out the example of A.J. Jacobs, learn about how the spaghetti in your head is improved with gratitude, and get practical strategies for how to apply the attitude of gratitude to better your life. Check out the panel discussion for All We Can Save: A Feminist Climate Renaissance Conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGczkkAL8ms Overview of gratitude from Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/gratitude Information for mindful gratitude from MBSR: https://mbsrtraining.com/mindfulness-attitude-gratitude/ AJ Jacobs giving a TEDtalk on his book "Thanks a Thousand: A Gratitude Journey": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L375-rWJVmU Gratitude Quiz: https://ggia.berkeley.edu/practice/gratitude_journal#data-tab-quiz Gratitude improving those mind grapes: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26746580…
Check out Andre 3000 and Big Boi (aka Dr. Cody Bayles and Dr. Dan Phillips) address the mindfulness attitude of trust in this episode. Trust is broadly defined and Dan does his best to practically apply the attitude of trust by attempting to convince Cody to trust him in a fun game that requires some degree of trust. The mindfulness attitude of trust involves learning to become aware and able to rely on ourselves as well as extending ourselves to trust in reciprocal relationships. We have several links included below. First, #niceshout to Colleen Cooley with links to the webinar she facilitated below. Also, included is a link that addresses her family history and focus on connection to the land in northern Arizona. Lastly, there is a link to Brene Brown addressing the elements involved in trusting others. Beyond the Pandemic I: Indigenous Sovereignty https://youtu.be/RonA0k6aZh8 Beyond the Pandemic II: Diversity in the Outdoors https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npLT0Gr4GUI&feature=youtu.be Water Flows Together https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrIa7y1P_f4 Brene Brown: Anatomy of trust https://brenebrown.com/videos/anatomy-trust-video/…
Check out Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar (aka Dr. Dan Phillips and Dr. Cody Bayles) explore the Mindfulness attitude of Beginner’s Mind in this episode. The dynamic duo has to stretch to define this term specific to Mindfulness without any help from the dictionary. Dr. Chinchilla describes how zen monk Shunryu Suzuki immigrated to the U.S. and brought the concept of “Zen Mind” with him. This evolved into Beginner’s Mind which encourages Mindful individuals to avoid previous conceptions that inform opinions and expectations in a way that compromises curiosity with each new experience of our lives. Also, #niceshouts for Firehouse and Wildland Firefighters in the Northern Arizona area, Tristan Vance and Brandon Lawless of The Social, and Quantum Dog on IG who validated the fulfilling experience of Mrs. B Nice when she destroyed the well worn Jorts of Dr. Chinchilla Nice Nice. Check out The Social: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEQmLeyOd4AqNVem2UjgB3g…
Bert and Ernie (aka Dr. Danny P and Dr. Cody B Nice) are back with the mindfulness series addressing the attitude of patience in this episode. Join them as they geek out on the secret life of butterflies and how the evolution of a butterfly is a good example of patience. Further, Bert and Ernie look into each of our personal processes which are surrounded by an innumerable amount of other processes. This awareness requires the attitude of patience to recognize and respond to. They conclude with practical applications for the attitude of patience. Check out other resources below. Support local venue the Orpheum here: https://www.saveourstages.com Check out local adventure photographer Will McPherson here: https://www.willmcpherson.com MBSR overview of patience: https://mbsrtraining.com/mindfulness-attitude-patience/ Benefits of patience: https://www.mindful.org/the-benefits-of-being-a-patient-person/ Potential to grow patience and the relevant benefits from that growth: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17439760.2012.697185?journalCode=rpos20…
Mike D and Adrock (aka Dr. Bayles and Dr. Phillips) continue the mindfulness series by exploring the attitude of acceptance (spelled "akseptens" according to Dr. Chinchilla Nice Nice). Acceptance is a transitive verb meaning to receive willingly or to endure without protest or reaction. Mike D offers the synonyms of openness, willingness, and acknowledgement to describe how acceptance as seeing things as they actually are in the present moment. Different then seeing acceptance as "waiving the white flag" in adversity, acceptance is aimed at accurately appraising the current situation which aids in making decisions for what steps to take next. Documented benefits of acceptance include reduced pain, stress, anxiety, depression, and management of other symptoms of disorder. Steve Maraboli says that "acceptance makes incredibly fertile soil for the seeds of change." Tune in to learn more about how to apply this attitude of mindfulness. Jon Kabat-Zinn and the MBSR institute articulate the mindful attitude of acceptance: https://mbsrtraining.com/mindfulness-attitude-acceptance/…
Check out this introduction to our series on Mindfulness as Chip and Dale (aka Dr. Bayles and Dr. Phillips) examine the definition of mindfulness, explore its origins, and provide an overview of what to expect in addressing the 9 attitudes of mindfulness. This episode is the first of a series intended to comprehensively cover the three aspects of mindfulness; attention, intention, and attitude. Tune in to hear more about how the concept of mindfulness is defined, how the tradition moved from east to west, and how it has been demonstrated to provide wide ranging benefits for our well-being.…
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