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People Who Read People: A Behavior and Psychology Podcast

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People Who Read People: A Behavior and Psychology Podcast

172 episodes · 5 with AI analysis

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MKUltra program history and declassified factsMind control claims vs. scientific evidenceConspiracy theory psychology and belief formationManchurian candidate mythology and Sirhan Sirhan caseGeorge Easterbrook and hypnosis exaggerationOperation Mockingbird and media influenceCIA covert operations and secrecy in digital ageMisinformation monetization and content creator incentivesCold War propaganda and fictional influence on policyTavistock Institute and psychological operations claims

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Mar 31, 2026

MK Ultra fact vs. fiction: Exaggerated claims of mind control and Manchurian candidates | with Stephen Kinzer

MKUltra program history and declassified factsMind control claims vs. scientific evidenceConspiracy theory psychology and belief formation
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Feb 26, 2026

Epstein Hysteria! Moral panic and dumb overreactions from Kyle Kulinski, others

Moral Panic and HysteriaConspiracy Theory Spread and ValidationPolarization Dynamics and Conflict Escalation
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Feb 9, 2026

Pro negotiator on body language and the “power of nice” | with Andres Lares

Negotiation Strategy and TacticsBody Language and Nonverbal Communication in NegotiationsEmotional Intelligence in Business Relationships
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Feb 21, 2026

Is your existence improbable? Or inevitable? Exploring universalism with Arnold Zuboff

Open Individualism and Universalism PhilosophyPersonal Identity and ConsciousnessAnthropic Principle and Fine-Tuning
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Feb 13, 2026

Waco negotiator Gary Noesner shares tips on de-escalation and reading behavior

Hostage negotiation tactics and de-escalationThe paradox of power in conflict resolutionCrisis intervention versus hostage bargaining
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