T.K. Coleman

Mentioned in 19 analyzed podcast episodes across 1 show

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Episode Appearances

The Minimalists · Feb 9, 2026

526 | Precious Things

“Co-host of The Minimalists podcast; author of 'Emotional Clutter'; provides psychological framework for sentimental attachment”

Decluttering sentimental items after death of loved onesDistinguishing between meaningful and obligatory sentimental attachmentGrief processing through physical possessions

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The Minimalists · Feb 2, 2026

525 | The Outliers

“Co-host; deeply introverted philosophy enthusiast; engages in 6+ hour intellectual conversations; described as philosophy junkie”

Outlier Psychology and IdentityMinimalism and SimplificationHomeschooling and Alternative Education

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The Minimalists · Jan 26, 2026

524 | Divorce

“Co-host of The Minimalists podcast; counselor on emotional clutter; discusses courage, vulnerability, and relationship transitions”

Intimate Partner Abuse (IPA) and coercive control in marriageDivorce statistics and marriage failure rates (56% catastrophic failure, 10-20% stay for children)Financial planning for single mothers post-divorce

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The Minimalists · Jan 19, 2026

523 | Time to Let Go

“Co-host of The Minimalists podcast; discusses emotional and spiritual dimensions of letting go and preferences”

Decluttering psychology and completion barriersThe 'wouldn't replace it' decision ruleDonation box management and strategic friction

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The Minimalists · Jan 12, 2026

522 | Change

“Co-host of The Minimalists podcast; discusses confidence, anger utility, and emotional expression”

Managing Insecurity and Self-EsteemJealousy vs. Envy: Psychological DistinctionsMental Spirals and Rumination

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The Minimalists · Jan 5, 2026

521 | One Day Less

“Co-host and resident economist; discusses sound money, monetary policy, and provides nuanced perspective on hustle culture and work sustainability”

Consumerism and its psychological impact on work behaviorHustle culture critique and nuanceFinancial freedom through debt elimination

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The Minimalists · Dec 29, 2025

520 | Uncommon Cold

“Co-host of The Minimalists podcast; provides philosophical perspective on resistance, intention, and emotional expression across cultures”

Cold plunge therapy and cold thermogenesisAutoimmune disease management and chronic painVitamin D metabolism and deficiency

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The Minimalists · Dec 22, 2025

519 | Begin Again

“Co-host of The Minimalists podcast; engaged in dialogue about maxims, agency, and the psychology of attachment and acceptance”

Minimalism philosophy and practiceConsumer behavior and consumerism critiquePersonal agency and language patterns

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The Minimalists · Dec 15, 2025

518 | All Black Everything

“Co-host; author of 'Emotional Clutter'; discussed emotional dimensions of physical problems and dopamine dressing”

Emotional DeclutteringIdentity Clutter and Costume TheoryDopamine Dressing and Color Psychology

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The Minimalists · Dec 8, 2025

517 | Bad Thoughts

“Co-host of The Minimalists podcast; contributes insights on people-pleasing, stillness, and spiritual practice”

Toxic Thought Patterns and Mental SpiralsPeople-Pleasing Behavior and Disease to PleaseSocial Media Addiction and Digital Minimalism

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The Minimalists · Dec 1, 2025

516 | Hoarder Moms

“Co-host providing clutter counseling expertise and relationship communication strategies for managing family hoarding situations”

Hoarding disorder psychology and treatmentFamily communication strategies for lifestyle differencesIntergenerational clutter patterns

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The Minimalists · Nov 24, 2025

515 | Holiday Shopping Season

“Co-host of The Minimalists, absent from episode but mentioned as appearing on Ramsey Solutions circuit”

Holiday consumerism and marketing psychologyBlack Friday retail tactics and pricing strategiesMinimalist gift-giving alternatives and rules

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The Minimalists · Nov 17, 2025

514 | Guilty Pleasures

“Co-host exploring guilt psychology, cravings versus highest excitement, and consumerism; birthday episode features request for podcast reviews”

Guilt psychology and self-punishment versus genuine behavioral changeDistinguishing between foundational, structural, surface-level, and performative valuesRecycling effectiveness and environmental impact of plastic consumption

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The Minimalists · Nov 10, 2025

513 | The Sound of Life

“Co-host exploring philosophy of intrinsic value, play, and personalism; launching clutter counseling video series”

Intrinsic vs. extrinsic value in leisure activitiesJustifying frivolous pursuits without productivity metricsMusic curation and personal taste development

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The Minimalists · Nov 3, 2025

512 | The Secret of Letting Go

“Co-host who introduced Guy Finley to the show; described him as one of top five living philosophers”

Identity Attachment and False SelfObject Dependency PsychologyLetting Go of Memories and Nostalgia

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The Minimalists · Oct 27, 2025

511 | Holding On

“Co-host of The Minimalists podcast; contributed philosophical insights on identity clutter and performative minimalism”

Stoic philosophy and virtue ethicsSentimental items and emotional attachmentMinimalism and decluttering practices

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The Minimalists · Oct 20, 2025

510 | Say Less

“Co-host discussing silent retreats, stoicism, and deeper levels of silence and communication”

Verbal Minimalism and CommunicationSilence and Interior QuietOversharing and Vulnerability Hangovers

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The Minimalists · Oct 13, 2025

509 | The Fix

“Co-host providing insights on self-reinvention, stories as learning tools, and relationship clutter questions”

Recurring injuries and chronic pain managementPsychological resilience and coping with limitationsSelf-reinvention and identity adaptation

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The Minimalists · Oct 6, 2025

508 | Too Minimal

“Co-host providing clutter counseling framework and discussing deeper desires beneath material wants”

Extreme minimalism and its psychological effectsIdentity clutter versus physical clutterSpaciousness versus emptiness in minimalist living

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